THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WKtlKKSOAV MORNWU.Jt'LY 30, 1879.
Terms of Subscription.
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if paid i" IkM Bad before III Bomb.... I it
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AdTail'ioing Agents, 17 Perk Row, torctr
Bees man Street, aro our out aalhorlsed Agent.
il K.w ion vy.
REMCilOUB NOT1CKH.
Methodist Eplseopal l'hurrhRev. J. 8.
lIcMresAr, Pastor. Sorvloes every Sebbeth
J 10) A. M., end Ii ' M.
g.btialh Bekool at A. M.
Prayer Mulloi every WedoesJey, ot H P. M.
Comnioalon Servloe, trot Sebbeth of otorjr
month, .1 101 A. M.
Wert Ctenrtlela' M. E. Church R.v.
W. Fwrr Wilson, Pastor. Preaotaing every
altereats Sunday, kt I o'olonk, P. M. Sunday
gehool it '1. . M. All on Invited to attend.
preib)terlaa ChrcbRr. U. B.BorLaa.
Sabbath eerrieee morning and evealng Seb
latk Sokool ot I P. M. Prayer lientlng Wednes
day OVOOiog.
lliptlil Church. Rev. J. A. Aldooo, P...
tor oervleea every Sabbath morning and evening,
alternating, t mi o'clock A. H., nd 7t P. M.
8sblelh School ot I P. M. Prayer Melting .very
R'edssiJay evening.
lit. fraacle Church Cetholle Rev. p.
J, SnsstoA Preaching at 10, e'oloek, A. M., on
Ike tret, third nod loartb Suadeys of onob month;
Veiosn nod Beoedlolion of tbt lilessod Baeramont
at 7 o'clock, P. M. Bundny Bobool every Sunday
afuraooo nt I o'elook.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
tino of aoLoino gOABTOB IBSBtOBS COURT.
Second Mondsy of January.
Tblrd Monday of March.
First Mondsy of June,
Fourth Monday of Boptombor.
TIMl Or SOLDINO COBBO Ft-BAS.
Flnt Mondsy of Jano. '
Second Mondsy of November.
rciuo opncnnn.
fruUm Jd,s Hon. Cbnrlu A. lioyw, of
Lark Moron.
jtMirlaul Lew Judge Hon. John H. Orvls, of
8sllefonte.
Aiiecfers Judgti Abrsa Ogdeo, Clearfield j
Vincent B. Holt, Clonrfiild.
Volaeaelery Eli Bloom.
.,i.i.r A'.ocrd.rL. J. Morgea.
Diilriel Aliom.y Wm. M. McCullough.
Treasurer Pbiiip DotU.
Sktrif Andrew Penis, Jr.
Hrpfif Slav, Cbrlil. J. KT, Clsarlsld.
County ATareayor Bamual F. MoOtoakey, Our
eeneville. Co.efy fa.MftWonfa C. W. Kyler, Crabem
ton P. O-i Hah Johnaton, Grampian Ullla P. 0.
John Norrle, Br., Curweneville.
County iUditore William V. Wright, Clear,
laid : Joaepb Ullliland, Throo Runo ; J. t. Nor
ria, Woodlaod.
Count CortHtr J. B. Naff, Now Waabinjrton.
Jnry Caaa'attaira Dr. Jamaa P. Burobfiald,
Clearfled, Joaapb Aloinndar, Madam.
AiiriaMdal a Pmblf IhkooUV. L. Ho.
Qoowa, Claarlatd.
.Waro bVaiV at Afaataraa Joaao W.Carlila,
affra at Utheraburg Pa.
Xolaria PuUii John W. Wrlglay, Wm. Ka
debaugb, Cjrua Oordun, ClaarAald : Joaenh R.
Irwin, N. B. Arnold, Curwanarillo ( J. A. Liring
ilona. lloHoia City.
Oar Spteial eolutnn to dooidedly intoreitlng in
a lueal point of view, aod proflublo reading to
eotiideri who want to lore money.
Yi:l, OF COURHGl
"Will you Uki wheat, oati or corn for lub
Krlptloa V W aro often inquired of in thil way
by letter from patroni who reiido nt a diataneo
from Clearfield. Wo again lay yea. Thereeelpti
of a rtiponiible merchant or mill owner In the
vicinity, will anawor m Juit aa well ai tho eab.
To illluitrate i If any of our patrona will dolivor
ai a bag of graia at the mill of Joaeph H. Broth,
ta Chut townihlp, Hornet Patch In, In Barniide,
Thorn ii H. Forcey, lp Graham, Wm. Porter or
Shaw'i. In Lawronoa, or Brown A Beyler'a, nt
Rockton, Unlun tuwnihip, and forward their
reeelpta for the amount, wo will o rod It them on
their iceonnt for tho iam. In thli way all may
hob pay what they owe, If they will purine thli
euarae. tf.
A new Presbyterian par8onge will
loot be erceted at Cuiwonavlllo.
The iarmers in this county are busy
harvesting their oaU erop this week.
. nan 0otTAna
Kev. J. A. A Id red will preach at
Centre, nett Sabbath afternoon, (D. V.J.'
W. W. Cole's Circus and Menagoiie.
which travail by rail, exhiblu nt Huntingdon,
August fitb.
aaaaaBaae-0
What is considered fit st-class corn
weather ii now being experienced, and this oereal
1 making rapid progreeo.
There will be preaching in theClcar
Irld Beptiit Church nut Sabbath ironing,
foljeet: "The Judgment"
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The oitir.ens ot Newburg and vicinity
parpoie having a liar rait Homo at that village
eit Saturday, Angnat Ind.
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Dnniol W. McCurdy, Ksq., baa been
eonlnod to kll roaldoaoo tho paat woak with a
aarora attnok of tho dlphlharla.
iluHBrs. lloover, llama 4 Co., of
Pbillprburg, aro buildlog fourloon honaaa for tho
Cambrln Iron Company, nt Johnatowa.
The Fair of Iho Jefferson County
Agrlaallnrnl Soototy will opoa at BrookillU oa
tbo 7th of Ootokor aatt, aod aontlno four daya.
1, envy 'a team hauled a large aafe,
walghlng forty odd bondrad ponoda from thla plnoo
toCorwanirilla,on Monday, for Jdoaari. liopklnl
IrTl-
Prof. Frankentleld, who for ome
lima paat baa boaa loilrnotlog tho Corwonatillo
band, loft for kit homo lo Pblladalphla laat Friday
moroiog.
By an invitution from Mr. James L.
aounald, aropnotor or too rannaio noiai, ma ur-
phaoa Cornat Hand of thla laoo will rl.lt P.nlrld
on Thuradoy.
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Tbo manaKorsol'thoLooimrd Library
Ataoolation roquaata alt paraona baring booka out
of tho Library to rolora tbo anmo nt tha moatlog
next Friday oroalng.
The heavy rains of laat Friday and
Saturday eauaad qolta a flood In tbo rlror oad
othar itreoma la thta aalghborhood. Soma twdra
or Ifl.aa rolta paoaad CloarSald on Babbatb.
a aw
The body of Arthur Hcone, who
uomlttod ouieldo by banging Inat Thuraday
araing, flu burlod la Dnoutur lownaklp, Banr
fhllipabnrg . Tba Tonaral took plnoo on Batur
day morning.
Frank G. Harris, Eq., announces in
thla iaauo Ibnt bo baa boon nppolntad Auditor to
aodll and adjual tbo aoooaauof tba Admialatra-
Vn of Iho oatato of Bamool Poa.il, lata of Cloar-
Id, doooaaad.
Miss Porter and Miss Webster, teach-
wioftha pnbllaaobiKillnt Cad I a, Ohio, aro apond
log tba Bnmmar raealloa ataltiog ralatiraa and
fri.nda la Cloarlold aad tlotaity. Tbo tret.
.fd la a aatiro of thla ooaaly.
Mrs. Kate Bansom. wife of Frank
laatom, Jnnior odllor o' tbo Indiana Dimotml,
I.J, of oonaumptlon, oa tho 14th Init., ngad
J'i, 7 montba ond il daia. Bba liara. a bua.
baad aad twa ahildrta u moora hor obaanoo.
Dtillefuitle had a sensation laet week
bleb tbo trot familioo " onjayad aogoly. Bomo
lrlnori wero marriad tbero In tha pmoneo of
foraigo alargymtn, with nbout tbo aamo aum
br.f a.lirti. Prom tho doaorlplloa la tbapaparo,
l aa aa awful higb-toaool affair.
Judiro MoKnaily bas been appointed
lob. laatimony In tba atoopttnoa M agalaet
aaoouat of tba .lioosloro of Riobard Bbaw.
. drt'd. Ha f Iraa aotloo of a mooting lo bo
K on tbo loth of Aagual, whaa aad wboro all
nntaitad oaa attaad II tbay doam II aaooaaary
a a .ii
Tbo two jury rooms in the) Court
'aa bara boaa wainaoottod, aporod aad grata
1. daring tka paat wook, aad lha Jadgoo' ma
,u hoaapalotad aad fnparod. Tbaaa Improoo
"U .ra mock aaodod, aad tkoao aha will
ooeaaloa ta oooapy raid oaulmonU la lha
'ta aw baartlly npprooinla tbaobango.
Owing to the dearth of festivals and
Main,., id. harder of tbo prlallag oBoo, llko
k ai.tkw HabUrd'a owpboard, hoe beoa oaliroly
of oaba aad dalatloo for noma time paat.
"-oik tba ganeroalty and klndneoo of Mro
-'V W. Onlltk. of thla aoroogh, tho aokiog
'Id Ua. h.i.n. . m j . i .l. K.ar.
M,aa lypoo oindo glad, aaa day Inat wook, by a
Npply of dalkaloal oako. Onr Imp (who
"I tho awat ,f , nll aaa ...id ban aaloa
o ol.wopormHtod him,) lo ekoe.0 ombaeoador
dw iho thaahi of all-wande la tkla oBoo ta
for Iblt trotl.
Meki Theii.-The County Comiulg.
.lonar. .HI b. In ...alo. fo, ,,"",'
nftor Monday p,rM11, hlsf
to iranaaat wllhih.m knd bailor nltand ot that
llmo
To Landlord- and Storekkperb
I-yilo ba. an wnngomant wllb nn Knatara Clgw
FaaUry io lh ka ona Hi I algara by tka box or
tbouaand m bottom (gurw. Ulr, ,,,,, .
onn trial, (
Tho lIarri.burK fire Brick Work.
rocol.o a part of tbalr olar from ikl.
bl.pln, It u, bmnob by way of Tjton.'.
... u...nai naai ta oomblnatloa with tho Oloar.
Sold olny, It obtaload from tha Woodbrld.o alar
rovaainitU. -r V J
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Tbo CurwonHville Cor not
an opan air oonoart in that borough laat Tbnra.
-.J .aning, on tbo groooda aorroundlng lha
rld..o..f W. D. Irrl,. I, ... p..,.,
aa. anjoyaa by all. An nddro.i waa da.
tlforea by Uanaral Pnlton.
Any aoldior who
aiohrf from lb Ut wr m pro our. "o.r
Uflofttt f 4iMh.rfS" irhioh tt iiibaiaalitllj th.
' h? ktof ppllottitn to Iht AdjvUBt
u,"r " Amy, War Dtp.rtm.ot, Wnblor
ton, D. 0. It U sot tMiitry to opplr to o olaim
aoot or toy prioi M, but mtk ippliottion
OACRAMENTAL WlNB Snncr'a PnH
u-i. or .a ii porej oBtntoxleiilng wlnt, from
tho fin.it natUt growo Port Qnpo, MpreUII
(or tho a of Cb i-li tin. Ohurohii, and guirontood
fo rotaio it grateful floror tDti ottontiil quail
vDimpiirin for id period. Muoh ind for
wtnlDg portlti ood IdteHJi. For ilo br E. W
Qrohom, DruggUt, Cloirfiold, P.
I.mt of lettom remainincr nnpliiimnrf
d tho PootoffleoatCloarSold.for tho wtik tod In
JMiy jo, ibv
J. II. OloTtr, 8onul DooU. Im Hiroei. O.
HooTcr, Rtubto Deloiter H end trior.. Borob J.
Lord, flsorgo Ltuotrd, Edw.rd Ronkto. Uri.
Voroto epenoor, Elijah Walton. Mlu Mullio
w'tr. P. A. 0AULIX. P. M
Cliarpield County Hoys. Simon
Flihor, of 81U Liok, and S. W. MoCtarroo. of
won Daoolur, took prouiaont part lo tbo Com.
Bonoomoat proooodings at tbo Control Normal
hol.oo, t Look llavan, on TburnJny a week. It
akoo no dlfftronoo wbero oar Cloarlold boy art
put I hey generally oouooat right aido an if tbov
bavt half a ohaDea. X. W. MoClarfen waa alio
one of tbo graduetoi.
Gbowlino. - Tho editor of tlie Itov
noldiflllt Htrald Ii not ploaiad at tbo acbool
ratoo fiied lj their Board. He romarku "Wb7
oofe a tai abould bo laid i a eayitiry U eerj
bodj aad iboald be ozplaiood by the Board, at
18 milli upon tho dollar aeoma a tan to think of
In onr drraai." Notcf mind. High-toned edn
eat Ion taint bo paid for and there Ii no on of
dreaming about IL
A (iranoi Picnic Tho sixth an
nualtrl-Stato picnic of the Patron of Huibandry
and farmera of Soolhern Pennaylranie, Weetern
Maryland and Wait Virginia, will be held at
Williame'UroTe, near Meohanloeburg.on Wed net
day, Thomday and Frida, Aoguit ITtb, 28th
and Stub. From eiroolari reoeired, wo indie it
111 bo one of tbo largest and moit interesting
eotiugi of the kind erer held In that looality.
a e Qui
Sad. The Johnstown Democrat, of
laet week, lay 1 1 "some time ago we noticed the
lllneit of the wife of Rer. D. Strayor, formerly
of thli county, but now of Wallaooton, Clearfield
oounty; and from a poital oard from there, dated
tho 2Snd in it., we Irarn that, Mr i. Btrayerli grad
ually growing weaker and that there it little hope
of her recovery. Thli will be lad newi to tho
many friendi and acquaintance! of the lady In
Ibta eoonty.
Mr. Kd. Guinzburs, who has been
ongagad la tba boot aad ehoa bualneaa la thla
plaoo for tha peat Ihraeyoara or mora, boxod np
a lot of brogana and alippara, and lefl laat week
to locate nl Ijanaooning, Md., where ho will opea
a eloro. Ed., while bare, ooaduotod hlmaalf like
gootleiaan, wbiob bo If, In orory aaoae of the
word. Wo commend blm to Iho people of Lane.
coning ond Orant eonnty ne aa obliging and op.
right baelnaaa man:
Tbo otory that in beinir circulated
oxtenelrely by nowrpapero throughout tho State lo
tho ofTeot tbot "William Wilaoa, of Clearfield
ooaaty, killed bie twelre-year old bob la a It of
anger a few daya elnoo, by etrikiog kirn oror the
head with a boa," aod that Bald Wilaoa 1b In Claar
Aald Jail, 1b falee lo every partleulnr. Wo hope
the pnpere indiooted will diaploy tbo anmo amoont
of onlerprlac lo correcting thla canard that they
did In giving it publicity.
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Mare Stolen. Homo scoundrel
entered the bora of llenry lirotb. In Bell town
ahlp, on Toeeday night, of Uat weak, July 2ld,
and etolo a valuable marc, together with a oaddle
nod heller. She waa n buy, with n white etrlpe
dawn tbo noro. Mr. Broth tracked tho animal to
near Curweaeville, and there loot all trace of her.
A reword of i.0 will bo paid for tba recovery of
tho marc and apprehanaloa of Iho thief, or a cet
iafaetory reward will be paid for tbo mora.
Mr. David lleilbrun bas given up
the oebinet. making buaiaaee for tho proaeat, and
embarked In mereaotlio pureuite. He baa
opened oot a variety oad aovelty etoro la the old
Woatera Hotel buildlog, oa 8eoed atroat, aod
wo doubt not bo will let the people of Clearfield
oounty know what bo baa to Ball through our ad
varllalng oolomne or. long. If you want lo make
Dnva kappy and baar n good load, hearty laugh,
go aod boy Bomcthlog ot hia oatabliBhmBot.
Fire Water. We see by the Belle-
foato iVapulffoaa Ibnt by tho occidental overturn
log of a ladlr, containing eovaral hundred pouodo
of milled Iron nt the Howard Worka laat Tueaday
a week, tke foondry building war Bet oa Are ond
destroyed. Tbo Heme, oommuolooted to the
bridge ond wheal bouoo attached to tbo furaaoo,
and in epite of tho efforto of the mco, theee wore
olao burned. Several of tho mon about the prem
looo wero eeverely lojurod by Ibo molten iron,
which apread rapidly over the floor ofter leering
tke ledle.
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Picnic op the Printers at Crewon.
Arrengftnenta nr. being parfcotcd for the pic
nic of tbe Juniata Val!?y Editor.' end Priotero'
AeeociatioD to ba bald nt Crctaon,on Saturday,
Sept. Ith. Tha Traneportetlon Committee met at
Altocna laat Saturday, and made aotiafactory or-
rangrintntB in regard to railroad facllitleo, whloh
will inclnde treuaportationover the brooch rondo.
Tbe Committee vlaltad Crraaon In the anernooa
for Ibo porpoee of arranging with tbe Buperia
tendrnt of tho bolrl. A circular to tho craft will
bo lamed in a few da-a, aaltlng lorlb nt length
what baa been done oad requtatiog eatimatee nfl
la the aumber of paopla that may be expected
from tbe different oeotiooo From preaent Indioa-
ttone we era led lo Infer that Clearleld eoonty
will bo largely ropreeeoted.
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Darn Hurned. Wo learn from tbe
Brookvillo AaaM, that tke large back bara of
David Boir, aitaeled la (Jaeklll lowaihlp, Jeffer-
too county, wae destroyed by Arc on tbe oight of
tbo 4tb inat. "That it wae the work of oo In
ooadiary Ikrro la ao qoeetloa, no two pravlaaa
ottempta ked keen mndo lo act It oo arc. uoiy
n few weojta before Mr. Blair dlacorered a bora
lag candle la the feed box, arranged oe Ibot
when It burned to a certain point It would ignite
a quantity of abaviago aad nlbar oomhoallblo
malarial. Tkle la Iho third barn that boa ueoa
kurnad dowa duriag Ibo poet year wllhie a
radial of oae mile. It la lo bo huped that Iba
land may bo dieccrcrol nod 'nation mated oal to
kirn. Mr. Balr'a loea la In tbe neighborhood of
$1,600 Inearod for 1,00.H Paredlee mnat bo
getting woren than when we wed lo paae Ihroogh
II twenty yaere ago.
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Terrible Accident. Ilichard O,
Jonec need nearly tweatyoa o yoare, of tbe Ilret
ward, Johaatowa, met hia death la tba Rod Mill,
oa Saturday morning, Jaly lb, In a tarrlblo
maaaer. Ha wae employed aa "etleker la at
Iho tnl.hing rolla nt tke Rod Mill, kla employ
moot being lo ooteb tho cade of tbo wire rode no
they came through tha roll and guide too
thr.ua b tho laat oaa heforo iboy won wound on
Ibo aulndlo. Ho bed Jul pat tho tad or oao or
Iho long rod hoi rode la tbo rolla, oad II became
twlited aa la waj guided aloag Iba soar ny
another employe. Tbo rolla wore running at lha
rata of tour hoadrcd aad Any revolatiaae por
miaatc. aad Ibo twlat canned the wire to form
Ioodo aad carvoc la tbo air, oao of tbo loepa fall-
law over oaai Joaao' body. Il draw him oa hia
haeM with kla beck agalaal Ike rolla tkrougk
wkick tbo win waa paaalng with wonderful
velocity. John Ruwl.y quickly oeleed na aa
and with aaa klcw severed the wire, hot II bad
act aad baraod He woy thraagh Iba body of tbo
victim. Tbo backbone waa all thai held the body
together, the left ore. was oat tbrcagb between
lha elbow oad shoalder, the right arm belwaoa
tba elbet aad wrlet. Ilia bawela wore aal lata
ironmeau aad fall out la a baaok oa Ike floor.
Joba Dovlaa aad Pvadry carried his kody ta a
wagon la wblek tba remalaa ware placed sad
tekoe to Jamas' aadertaklaf akop sad praparod
far burial. I was Ikoa pbvood la aa loo baa aad
takes ta kla komo oa Market street, aad katerrod
lg, same aeealofl. -rolaafoera weeror.
Dr. II, F. Boam. Chronio Diaoaao
Pbyclolaa, Curwcosvllls, Pa. Jyt lt tf.
i.e.
Komembor that Lvtle is Countv
Agont for Lorrlllard't Tobaooo, aad caa tell them
ol factory prlcee. They aro tho beat tobocoos la
market. Try tkem. tf.
an
We have now on band several thous.
and Sret olaae nt.loii.-, which wa will ptiol for
bualoaoa men, or anybody olao, nt prices thni oaa
not bo rivalled. Call and aaa them. If.
At the Republican ofllco is the place
togetyourjobwtffx 3nc. Weare fully prepared
to do anything in tha printing Una, will do II
well, and at tho right kind of prlcoa. tf.
Seo a woman on horseback in another
column, riding ooar 8iear's Viocynrds, wilk
bunch of drupes from wblob Spoor's Port Grope
V. loe la made, that la to highly eateomed by tbe
modlcolprofaaaloo for tbo uacof lovalida, weakly
paraona and tho nged. Bold by B. W. Uraham,
Drugglat, Clearfield, Pe. Jiy-1 "7B tf.
A Fact. An atlvorttsemont Inserted
la tbo Rnrutucan will rrnch mora readers ibaa
If puhliahcd In all tho other papora la tha a
ty.au J coat tbo adrarliaci leas Ibaa oao-
la other worde, aa ndvortlarmeat published In
our Jcornal la worth doubls tbo price of that
charged by any other publiaker la the county.
'It Is n foot." tf.
Removal. Dr. T. J. Itoycr bas re-
movro oia momoal omoo In tbo rooau recently
ooeupica ay vara urabam, In Urn ham s row
Ha makoc CHRONIO DISEASES a specialty,
CHARQKS VERT LOW. Tka manufaoturera
kavlng lowered pricea, ho la prepared to furnish
STRICTLY PUKE MEDIOINES at greatly re
ducod rates. Tho afflicted will bo benefited by
giving him a call. JulyM, '7 tf.
Tho second game of base ball be
tween the Velioal Clulyif New Waablngtoa ond
Punxautawoey Club waa played nt Puoxaulaw.
nay on Saturday, tbo ltlh lost. Tbo laat
nnmod Club came off victorious by a large ma
jority, tho sours bciog 44 for the Panxs'y and IS
for tbs rVew WeBhiogtnn boye. Tbo game wss urn
plrud by W. B. W.iii, of Puoiautawney. The
third game will eoon bo plnyed on neutral ground
ond will decide tbo coolcet, eooh Club hnving
won n game.
bELF Murder. Arthur Jfooao, a
well-to-do farmer, reiiding on tho Joahon Talc
homeitcod, about two and ooo-hnlf mlleo Booth
saat uf Ihie borough, committed suicide by hang
ing himself in his barn, cn Thursday laat. An
Inqueet wns held on tbe body by Eaqolrc Bono.
On Friday tbe remelna of Reeac were lent to hie
relatives la Decatur townihlp for burial. Domestic
tronble ta ssalgood oaths caoea. no leaver a wife,
Iwo children and a aumber of rctativea to mourn
over this raih acL
New Dailt StaoeLine. James L
Lanvy has incoeeded in bnvlng a daily mail eatab
liatied between Clearfield and Penn&eld, nod will
hereafter run n dnity atagc between Ibe two points.
Hia contract began with April let, and tha etege
will leave (learflaid every morning (exoept Sun.
day) at 8 o'oloek, making eonnectiona wilk nil
trnins on the Low tirade Railroad at Penofleld, re
turning nfter the tost train the sums sveniog.
Paiecngariend fieigbt will bo carried at low rates,
Onlora left at any of tbo holela will bo attended
to. Upt7D tf
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The New Branch. The Tyrone
irnM, 1 alluding lo tho building of n now rail
road from tbe T. A 0. branch at Sandy Kldge,
aaye : "The Engineer Corps engaged In locating
tha Sandy Ride and Hnmey Railroad Is now en
camped on Root ron, ooeupyiog the lite of ao old
homing shanty built In 18611, by J, W. Thomas,
H. Burlev, II, T. Harphou, and otbera, of
Tyrone. That point eeeme to bo oa tbe line of
tho rood which will oroie the Moihannon a abort
dietanoo above what la known us Winlsrs' onmp,
na lands of J. M. Kill. A Bona."
THE lOltli IIABkUT PICNIC.
Ktiiron RariinLtcm aor Sir t Tha eltisena
of Ibla and aurrounding vicinity propoae holding
n basket picnic on the altcrnoon or Moodny Au
guit 4tb, IK77, trom z to o o'ciooa, in toe grove
aeartbe reaideaca of Mr. lninp loung, in nraa
ford twp., about tbree-foorthe of n mile from tbe
Stetion. la commemoration of tbo One Handrtm
and fourth birlkdai of Mra. Mary Lookard.
elding with Mra. icong, bcrdaugbtar, aod rbinp
Young, bar grondaon, and to which all ore
oordtally invited to pnrticipato In honoring (I
think) tbo olit.nt parion iivtog la our county.
aiinietere or tbo uo.pr, canon, una ail siocriy
people aro eipeololly lavltcd.
nelneotrullr yourl, A. l. raxxMan,
Wllliaiuigrovo, July 18, '7. Ch'a Committee.
A finliing party, consisting of John
W. Wrlgley, L. J. Morgan, Ed. A. Leavy, John
Simmom, Geo. Weaver, AI. B. Reed, R. U. Show
et nl., with Prof. Beaks Holmio, ns chief cook
ond bottlo-weiher. startsd down Ihs rivor oa
MooJny afteraooa, la a flat-boat covered with a
oanvno rocf. They ore suppllsd with tcnta, pro
vlaioa, oookiag alonalls, nnd oTorythlng noooaaary
for camping out purposos. They will Alb daring
tho day, aod camp-out at night oa Umjlrma.
Tbey will proceed lo this snaaour lo Lock Ilovoo,
oad retura komo ky rail. Should the weather
prove favorable, there Is aorcasoa why Ihcy will
oot bava a oleaaaot and enjoyable Irip. Ben
eoyffge, gentlemen I
No
More Picnics. The Sunday
Sohool Superintendents of Altoona held a mooting
oa Bnnday afternoon, the 20th Inst., and formed
an organisation, to bo known ai tho Sunday
Bohool Superintendents' Association of Altoona.
Officers wereehoaoa aa follow! : Prtiident,Tbeo.
H.Wigtoni Secretary, W. Loo Woodcock) As
slstant Becret ary, L. B. Raifsnydor. Monthly
ee tings will ho held. Tbo following preamble
and reeo lotion, which wo copy from tho Altoona
Sue, worn adopted :
WNRMaaa. Wa believe that no permanent good
resells from Sunday school picnics, and believing
I.a that nreneral nien lea I rem our city are oeinn
...lulnT-d in to eooh an extent ns to render them
deleterioue to tho intereetaof our cltlsem and tho
eauie of Christianity, therefore.
n,ttiMii. Thtt ei. the is tiner niendontl oi ine
Sunday sohool s of Altoona, hereby recommend
that tba usual ptcolos no unpen sea wun tor
present year.
A Bubinkbs Card. Our polite Dis-
trfot Treasurer, J. 0. Whitehlll, bas furnished ns
with tbo following oard :
Ci.iAHrtRLD, Pa., July 21 187.
Un. O. B. UooiiLinnxR! Please toko notice
that yourSrhoel tax, for tbe Bohool year ending
June 30, l"sa, is as fellows: Valuation, $2,3flo )
Bcbool Tax, llO.Vfii Building Tax $7.10. By
the provision! of tho Third Section of an Act of
Aiiemeiy. apnroven ids via hh.i aum,,
parties paying tbe aforsaid to me, at my resi
dence, on or before the twenty-sixth dey of Au
gust next, will be entitled to an abatement of
per cent. Alter thai lime no aoaiemen wm
el lowed. C. W ruTnmi.t,
District Treasurer.
We presume that he has complimented every
taxpayer In thli borough with a similar document.
and It would pro Sab It be well onongh, since Mr.
Wblteb.ll has gone to thli trouble, for us all to
remember that tbo SSifa day of August will soon
be here.
CLCARniLD Coal Trade. Stato-
ent of Coal aod other freights cent over tho
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvnnla Rail
road, for the woeh ending July iv,
1870, i
the same time last year :
OOAIa.
For tho weeh
Same time last year
Decrease
Previunsly during year ,.
Same time laet year
Total In 1879
Same time last year
Increase. .M .
ot nan rnaiaif.
Lumber
Miieetlaneoni freight!
.U8 ears.
'MIHHTAKTI AL HEALTH.'
Chrrkv Canxtc, V.T., Oct. U, 1878.
Dn. M. M. Frimum, Fredenia, New York.
Dear Sir : I was a great cuferer from In-
riiatUn. Liver Oomalatnt. nervousness ana
Constipation of the bowels. I have need your
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic wllh
lae effect of fostering me U robeit and substan
tial beelta. Very truly, . m
MM. vona WRinaan.
Dr. Fanner's Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Teal saer well be nailed "The eeaqecrlag
here" of the times. It Is the medical triumph of
tbe age. Whoever has "the blow" should take
it. for It regulates Md restores the dlserderei
system that gives rise te them. Il nlwayi onreo
Bill lose i and Mver .;ompieini,
pep lie, Constipation, Headaches, Fever nnd
Ague, Spleen Balargeaenta.Sorofula, Bryilpelai,
Pimples, BleUhee and all shin Brnptleni and
Blend Disorders I welled Limbs and Dropsy i
8leopleesaeii, Impaired Nerves and Nervous De
bllity Reeteref lech aad strength when the iye
teen Ic running down nt going into decline j cures
Female Weakness and Ckrealc Rheumatism, and
relieves Chronic Bronchitis, aad nil Long
and Throat diffienlllM. It does theee
things by striking at the met of disease and re
moving Its ceases
Dr. Fanner'! Improved Cough Boncy will re
lieve any eengh In one hear.
Dr. Fanner's Gel den Relief en res any pain, ac
Tonth none. Neuralgia, ColU r Headache to
te It miaulecaad rendlly relieves Rheumatism,
Kidney Cemnlelat. Diarrhoea, etc
Dr. Veaaer'aBL ViteJ Dane Spec lis. One
bottle nlwtyc dree tor sale y dealers- tt
tow a.
.. 1.1,846
t,7il
i8
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R. II. UNION 0. B. ASHOCIATION.
An abstract of tbo tonth semi -annual anion of
tho Bennett's Branch Sunday Bohool Assoeiatlon
waa held at Benesetto, Elk oounty, Pa., July 18th
id ivtn. ii.v,
Tho iiromfnent feature of tho first session wae a
children a mooting, la oharge ol hov. K. Critten
den, the well-known and efflolent Sunday Sohool
worker, ine topie, "Heepflnitbtittiea or the
Prnt to tha Babbit h Bebool," waa opened by
Rer. A. B. Hoot en, fallowed by Mr. L. Bird aad
Rev. I Ureenly nnd Norerosi.
An attentive audience fillets thoMhool house at
the ovenlnc eeielun. A n addrosa of welcome waa
delivered by Kev. W. H. Norerosi, followed by a
responio by Ur. A. U. Roaenkrana. A very In-
tereoting end praatioal .vature wae daliverod by
Rev. W. M. Uurobfleld. oa tho euhieol "Uual ill-
cat ions of .the Babbatb Bohool Teaeber." The
ouoation boi oxerolao ea.led forth some animated
dieouesloa.
One of tho most intercstini features of tbo Sat
urday session waa a Bible reading on the subject
or "loamy, or U tar tin an Love, ' conducted by
Kev. A. B. Hooven. Another intereitinc feature
wae an address by 11 r. Frank Lenig, on the
topio "Possibilities of the Future." Tbe speaker
made a daring attnok on some of the present
feature! of the Babbatb Bohool system. Report
wero rcceivrd irom tno various acttoola indicating
that tbe work In the Bennett'! Branch valley is
progressing. An Into reeling exercise In the
afternoon was a praise servioo, eon duo ted by Mr.
U. W. Weaver.
Considerable food n a tared excitement prevail
ed during the election of officers. Mr. L. Bird
waa elected President; Ur. J. M. Rngliih Vloo
President f Uiis Lillian Robaoker Secretary, nnd
Mra. David Winslow Treasurer. A motion to
hold a Babbatb Bcbool Jubilee In tbo pino grove
at Weedville, oa August 9ih, was carried amid
great entnuatasm.
Thanks aro duo to Ur. Q. W. Weaver for ably
conducting the singing, and to Mi is Lillian
llobaokar amd Nellie Bird for cheer folk presiding
at the organ. Great eredit ta due to' the Presi
dent, Ur. J. H, Kooker, for tbe prompt and
-pii-iien mtnoer in wmcu n aiipatcned tno Dus
iner! of tba Convention.
Tho kind people of Beneaotta well lortained
meir repuutma lor free-hearted, unbounded
noipitaiity. Tbo toiiowing resolutions were
adopted :
RtiolKft, That tbe thanks are due to Rev.
Norerosa and Mr. Lenig for efficient aerviooi as
Committee on entertainment, and to the people
of Beuotctle aod vicinity for their cordial and
geserooa welcome and earn.
Jitiotvtd, That the thanks of this Convention
aro tendered to Mr. and Miss Uasoa for the
music furnished by them at the different sessions.
Rttotwd, That wa exhort tho oloera nnd
teachers of all tha schools to continue faithful la
tho work, and wo urge all ai far aa possible to
aeep scneois open during trio winter, ir only a
Bible olaoa.
Rttolvid, That WO feel vrataful to all our
brethren In tbe ministry who so klndlv assist In
mo worn oi tne meeting!, and wo suggest that
tbey preach especially nn Sabbath Bcbool work
at leasi oooo or twioe a year.
Rttolnd, That thla Association request Riv,
R. Crittenden to lend to each school in oar dis
trict n sample of fail printed preparation! for tha
vacant Sundays oi tbe year.
Tbe eleventh semi annual session will bo held
at Miller s Bend, new Driftwood, on tht third
rrluay and Saturday in January, 1880.
Con.
THE CRAMMING PROCKMH.
Mr. Editor: We sec In almost every paper
wa pice np, an aruoic condemning theorem
ming process" In our schools, 1 read In your
local columns come time ago, an article In wbioh
tbis sentence occurs: "The whole system of mod'
ern tsaohing leemi to look to the perfecting to
the top of the pyramid the higher branches of
learning, while tbe base, tbt primaries, upon
wti.ct. the whole structure stands is apparently
neglected. M We eafjitantly hear on the streets
and on the farm, that children are reading In the
Fifth Rftadftr, and eannot readily pronoinoe 'he
wordi in tho Third ; in the advanced Spelling
door, ana are unaoie to ipcu ine simple worm tn
their reading lessons; in the Higher Arithmetic,
and eannot solve intelligently tbe questions in
the Elementary j In the advanced Grammar, and
oannot toll when a verb is transitive or in st ran it
tiva, or really the difference between a verb and
a noun , in the Common Bchoel Ueograpby, and
ao not inow nan wnat tne rrtmery contains.
Tbero are five factors personally Interested In
our school, vis i The Superintendent, Directors,
Teachers, Parents and Scholars, and to suggest a
remedy for the "cramming process," which Is
robbing thousands of our children from their
true education, we must eonildor each separately.
The Superintendent's sphere of ectioa Is eel
forth lo the act creatine the oflloe. The most im
portant of his duties arc tbo examination of
leacboro and visiting the schools. Tbe obieot or ex-
emining teachers should bo to exclude such as do
not possest tbe reimsite knowledge lo teaeb sue
oesslully. In order to accomplish this tbe ox
amlnation must bo thorough, and every teacher
should bo required lo give tbe whys and where
fores. If a teacher cannot giro a legioal reasoo
for everything, how can bo impart to others that
which bo does net know himself; If he cannot
define the common words in the First, fieeond
aod Third Readers, how can be expect his schol
ars to do It j If he cannot read correctly tbe
piece! in those Readers bow will be leach ethers
to read them i If he cannot aolvo readily all
problem! lo Arithmetic, and explain the princi
ples (principles arc not derived from rales, bnt
rules trom nriaelpUs). hew ta tbe Hue of bvevca
can ho in struct ethers. Therefore, If this officer
grant! certificates to those who aro not thorough
ly qualified to teach either aa Elementary or aa
Advanced School, he Is, more than any other
factor in onr scboon responsible for tbe deception
practiced, which bas proved so deleterious to all
ot onr enuriren. it is tne auty oi the u oner. a
Undent to look te tbe interests of the thousands
of children in this eonnty and not to tneompc
lent teachers.
The grading of eartifloates has always been a
m Tiiery. ic no. means perfect lo the common
branches, and No. I perfect In tbe elementary
branches, wbat do Mo. e I, 4 and k meaa r
ebould say tbey mean entirely incompetent. If
No. i I, S, I aad ere on tbe same certificate
wbat does that mean t It might mean that the
bolder was good in one braaeb. and entirely In
competent In the balance, which would not entitle
him to a school, as the lew requires that all
me oemmon eranonea must ne taught, i ven
ture the assertion, that not one person In a hun
dred when they see a certificate hnow anything
about It. There Should be a ttandard adopted
and published in every paper tn the eonnty. If
those things which interest everybody moat, are
to be Kept forever tn the dark, it would seem sli
ply a teat ot unfairness. The people demand en
lifhtcnment upon this subject.
School visitation, I should think, Is te promote
ine cause oi education, to aid ta novating tne
children to a higher standard of Intellectual and
moral worta m tbe county t hence, the Bupertn
tendent should be convinced that the children of
eaoh school thoroughly understand eaoh branch
passed over, and can give a correct reason for
each new step, and if children are lo book! be
yond their capacities he should publicly, In na
address, in tbe evening make it known aa well aa
point out all detects aod suggest rftnedies before
leaving tbe township. We have bona humbugged.
and It will take nerve aad energy te correct tbo
evil.
One suggestion la reference to our Couaty In
stitute and 1 will clou. For some time, so far as
tbs interest! of a large majority o( loach ere have
been concerned it bas been below par. It Is true
tbo last session we bad was far the largest in
number! j but she instruction of many of our
leacnere nae wot been broad nor deep, nor thor
ough enough in impart knowledge to others;
hence, there should be more class work, so that
tbe subject taught, as well ai the manner of leach
iag, abould be thoroughly understood. Tbe quell
ty should be the aim. The Institute, therefore.
to tome extent should be a model sohool, dividrd
Into three divisions : No. I reciting Readingand
(.rammer, No.'e I and 9 listening : Ho. I recti
log Spelling and Arithmetic, and No.'e 1 and I
littering ; Ao. I reoillng Mental and History.
and Mo.'s 1 aad I listening, Ac. Such a course
will enable teachers, In n measure, to prepare for
tbe oxerciseo, and thus to realise tbe greatest
amount of benefit, A Ciniag,
BpccUill.
CoLLiCTon'o WanATo. Wo have prepared
a form, and bnvc on band a large quantity, ol
blanh "Collretor'a Halea," which have been up-
proved by tho higheat legal authority in tha
Courto of this county. At Twaety C'ele per
doaea wo will mall any aumber to tbo Collector
ordering them. A Collector, when eomplld U
advertieo property, aiuet poat up not leae than
three notlceo In Iho mull puhlie pleoca lo hie
borough or townibip. tf.
Ona llcnnaao Poa Canr. Diioooar oa Otn
Pnicaa. Hewing Macule, oaa bow b. pareheoed
. Merrall a tie and varlatv etore, from HI up
ward!. All hinda ef sawing maeblnea repaired
oa tka ehorteet noliee.
Clearleld, Pa., July 10, 1071.
o.aina Von Sua. R. Newtea Shew keens o
full oupply of Fredoaia Bugglcean Platform
Hum for a.la. To be mm at lb. Shaw Hoaee
card. Coll oa ar aadr.ee blm at Glaartald Pean.
' . - .. ..
aytvaaia.
Vi.,...tll.llll 14-fMtaheved boena, deliv
ered at the rellroed.la ear loade ef 8,000, at all
hAl.ia m th. Tvrone a VleereolO, r. ., DUiw
Eagle Valley, and Peanaylvnnia Railroad., for
which I will pay the highest market price.
Octlt, 1878 If. ciearSeld, Pa.
WA.inn. Delivered nt the Roll Road.
100.000 2t Inch ebeved eblogleo.
100,000 14-lncb nnt eblngle..
100,000 faciei alee aearaa.
MO.OUt 14-feet shaved hoops.
a, One railroad Una.
40.100 fMt ef Rood hemlock aearde.
For which I will pay lha aigeaai maram pri..,
deliver.d at Uleerneid, or aa aay pew
tke
Tyroao A Clearleld Railroad.
Clearfield, Pa, Oot, II, 1171 tf. '
lust lleclved
Juat RotxiWeti br ARNOLD, at
CURWENSVILLE i
Car Load Nova Scotia Tlasler 1
Car Load pur Corn, Ry and OaU
Chop I
Car Load Draken Snllt
Car Load of Choice Family Flour 1
Car Load Dry Goods, Groceries, So.l
aweT-Stainirles. Bark. K. R. Tie and
Grain will be taken In exoliange.
Curwensville, May 1, 1878.
! Je18 BtlitV tt.
The! la tbU tewa there era an of pere.ee
pae.log Mr star, every dey wheee liveo are auda
miserable by ladlgeellm,, Dyapepile, Bear aad
dietroeeed BHmeeb, LI.er Compialat, Ooaetlpa
tioa, whaa for 11 cts. we will sell theei Shlloh's
Vltallaor, tuoruateed to euro them. Bold h;
Hartswlek A Irvia, aad 9. D. W.taoa, Cleart.U,
Peaaa;
The most popular nnd fragrant Perfume ef the
day HACKUKTACK try it- Sold by Harts
wick A Irvia, aad 0. D. Watson, Clearfield Pa.
Aug. zo S7h-om pa.
ire Chaiienrt tht Norf.
Wken cm cay we believe, we hnve evidence to
prove that Shlloh's Consumption Cure li decidedly
the best Lane Medicine made, in as much na it
will aura a common or Chronic Cough la one half I
the time aad relieve a noma, uronebitls, tt hoop
log Cough, Croup, nnd show more cases of Con
sumption cured tnan an others, it will cure
where they Mil, It Is pleasant to take, harmless to
the youngest child and we guarantee wbat we nay.
Price, 10 ets, 10 cts. and $1.00. If your Lung
are sere, Chest or Back lame use Shlloh's Porous
Fleeter. Bold by iiartswiek A Irvin, 0. D. Wat
son, Okirfield, Pa.
why nn rou
Allow a cold In advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such as
pneumonia, hemorrhages aad long trouble when
an immediate relief can be res J My attained.
Boscheo'a German Syrup has gained tho largest
sale in the world for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
and the severest Lung Dieeaaea. It is Dr.
Beso bee's famous German prescription, aad Is
prepared with tbe greatest care, and no fear need
be entortained In odminliteriog It tn the young
est child, as per directions. The sale of this
medlotne l! unprecedented, mnoe Drst introduced
thorn bas been n constant Increasing demand,
and without a single report oa failure to do Its
work In any ease. Ask your druggist as to the
truth of tbeae remarks. Large sisc 7 etc. Try
It and he convinced. jnly 17, 187 eow-ly.
Enjoy hife.
What n truly beautiful world we lire in t Na
ture gives us grandeur uf mountain!, glens and
oceans, aod thousands uf means for enjoyment.
Wo can desire ne better when In perfect health ;
but bow often do the majority of people feel like
giving It up disheartened, discouraged and wor
ried out with disease, when there Is ao occasion
for this feeling, as every sufferer can easily ob
tain satisfactory proof that U reeo 's August Flow
re will make them as free from disease as when
born. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint is the di
rect cause of seventy-five per oent of suoh mal
adies as Billlousnoss, Nervous Prostration, Dis
sineas of the Head, Pal pita tbo of the Heart, and
other dletreeaing symptoms. Three doeee ef Au
gust Flower will prove Its wonderful effect
Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try it.
-Jtly 17-'7lcow-ly.
Xervous Hebillty.
Vital Weakiiee or Depression i a weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or cavraget the re
sult of mental over-work, liidiecretlone or
exressee, or some drain upon the system is al
ways cured by Humphrey's Homvpathie Specific
No. 28. It tones np nnd invigorates tbe system,
dispels the gloom and despondency, lmpnrts
strength atid energy, stops the drain and re
juvenates the entire man. Been need twenty
years with perfect success by thousands. Bold by
dealers. Price. $1 per single vial, or fa per
package of five vlala and $2 vial of pewdcr. Bent
by mail on receipt oi price.
Addreee llumphreya' Homcrpnthlc
Medicine Company iu Fulton St., N. Y.
C. D. Watson, Agent, Clearfield, Pa.
sept 18, 1878-ly.
On Sunday, July 2ftth, 1879, by (loo. 0. Kirk,
Esq, Mr. Uanassah Johnson, of Greenwood
township, and Miss Martha Howies, of Penn
townihlp, Clearfield county, Pa.
On Sunday , July 20lb, 1 879, by (leo. C. Kirk,
Esq., Ur. Frainpton McCraekca and Miss Mary
J. Bunsall, all of Penn towosbip, Clearfield
county, Pa.
In this borough, on Monday, July list, 1879,
by James Ksrr, Esq., Mr. Edward Hunter aod
Miss Margaret T. Williams, both of Pbilipsburg,
Ceutre county, Pa.
sua.
At Btetsoa. Maine, on Tuesdsy, July 16tb, 1879,
Maria, wire or Loreaio D. Eels, aged 40 yean, 1
month aod 12 days.
Tbe deceased was a sistsr to Oeorge, Henry
John, and Sheriff Andrew Penti, nnd was born
and raised to womanhood In Brady township
this county, from where shs, with her husband,
ten years ago, removed to the State of Maine.
She leavea a husband and three children.
CLEARFIELD MARKETS,
CLRAnniLD, Pa Jnly 29, 1S79.
Flour, per cwt W
Buckwheat Flour, per cwt 2 80
Corn Heal, per cwt - 1 8
Chop, rye, per cwt ..... t 40
unop, mixed, per ewt. ....
Bran, per cwt 1 00
Wheat, per bushel M 60
Rye. per bushel ...,.,.. 60
Oats, per bushel
tjorn, ears, per nusnei
Buckwheat, par bushel 80
Potatoes, per bnsbe) 80 1
Apples, per bushel -. 40 to ltfu
llams, per pound. .....h, .
Shoulder, per pound '......
Dried Beef, per pound -
Chickens, per pair..H.H...ta..a.. 40
Butter, per pound 1
Bggs, per dosen " :
Bait, per sack, Inrge 2 0ft
Coal Oil, per gallon .... 1& 1
Lard, per noond .. 10.
Dried Apples, per pouod 6
Dried Peaches, per pound 6
Beans, per bushel I 00 i
PRODUCE MAEKET BEPORT.
PniL.not.wo.JulT to. Flour la dull, but
wheat and corn, nndcr the Eogllih advices, nr.
advaociog.
Cotton la quiet ond arm at lltaytzic lor mta-
dlings.
Hark notntng aoing. .
Flour and Mool The lour trade Is very qolet,
bnt without change ne rcgerds values. Boise or
1,000 barrels, Including Minaeeota extra family,
old clock and fancy nt $4.10(0,1.76 ; Penniylin
nin do. do. nl H tufty .6 ; weetern do. do. at
$o.M(oe aad pataal aad other high grade, at
ib.miyl. Rja Soar le etcady at to.2tltijll.2i.
Cor.tn.ul Ii nominal at flloO f. 0. b.
(Iroio Wheat le to higher for foturce. Batee
of 1,000 koibele, including rejected nt 11.01(10
10S j new red and amber, at l.l2(jil.li i No.
I red, elevator at 71.12,. At the open bootd, Ant
call, tl. 11 wae bid for Joly, $1.1 U for Augueti
$1,111 for 8eplomb.r, nnd $1,111 for October.
Rye Nothing doing. Corn Is in fair demand
nnd vary firm. Balei of 4,1011 boebcla, including
mixed ond yellow nt 10c ; and anil, in elevator,
at 41,0. At lha opea board, irat call, 21.000
buebcle 8eptembM eoid nl Okie I dite wae bid for
July j 44ieror Auguat 41c for September, and
4lo for October. Oate ere dull; aalee of 4,000
buihola, mixed and wbllo nt 30fd)4OO.
Whiekey la Irm. Balea of ill barrele weetero at
$1,07,.
Chicago, July 2B.Floureteady ood aarkanged.
WhMt aneotttod. Opened atrong nnd klgbor,
od aloaed at Iniida nricaa. No. 1 Cbicago,
aprlng, Uo,1.00J foraaakt Ktc for caak vvic
for Auguat Na. 1 do., for cask. 4ro for An
gull OJli for B.ptemb.ri oalca, ol 41(a)o for
Augueti V2tr,,Wo for September i rejected, 71o.
Corn in r.ir demand and lower, .icio tor earn ,
Mi in, Its for Aoroali 4(l(u)4ltc forSeptemoer.
Oats heavy, dull, weak and lower SAfe lor
oaih 14ae for Aoguit j 211c lor September
Hye Sriner, nt 12e
Barley eteady nnd unchanged.
Railroads.
loiui)ylvanllti.Ilrond
TY RON K k CLKABFIELD BRANCH
ON aad after Monday, MAT II, I87t, tba
Paaeaager Tralae will ran daily (except Bua
dayc) between Tyronn nnd Clearleld, as follows .
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
W. 0. Pldmbob, Coadactor.
LEAVE BOTJTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Corwonevllle,..l.ll, a. a.
Tjroaa, l.oo.A.a.
Cloarteld, 1.40, "
Vanseoyoe,.,,. 1.21,"
Sommlt 9 10, "
Peweltoa,.... 10,00,
Oseeola,......lt.lt, '
Boatoa 18.17, "
Slelncr' 10 71,
Pblllpaburg,. 18.28,"
Oraaam 10.18,
Blue Ball 10.17, "
Wallacetoa,...lt 44, "
ligler 10.12,
Woedload,.....! it,
Balett,.....ll.t7,
Leooerd 11.12,"
Clears old 11.19,"
Oerw.ervill.,.11 4SA.B
Leonurd,... sty, "
Barrett, 1.14,
Woodland,-.-..!!, "
Biglcr,. 4 on,
Wallaoeton,...4.l7, -
Bin. Ball, 4 24, "
Graham, 4.11,
Pblllpebarg, ...4.11, "
BUiner' 1.99, "
Boynton 4.40, "
Oeeaela, ...4.12, "
Peweltoa, t.Oi, "
irnll, t.ll, "
Vaaacoyee,. 1.81, "
Tyraae, t.M, "
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
4h , Oondeceor.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Tyroa T.ll r. a.
Veaseeyee,....l.4l "
8emmlt,.....t.0i "
PowelUa,....l.ir "
Oeceel.,. Ill "
Boyatoa, ...... 1.14 m
Bt.io.r'a,.. t.ll
Pbllipebarg...l.4l
Graham 147
Blue Ball,....l.it "
Willeeetea,..!.!! "
Bigler t.ll "
Woodl..d,...t If "
.rmt,.......l 11 "
Leeaerd,.....t.M "
Clearleld Ill "
Carweosvllle ll.lt "
Ourweasvlllo.
Clearald
1.91 a. a,
1.47 "
t.ll "
t.17 "
Leoaard, ......
Rsrrett
Woedleed
1.01 "
St
Blgl.
Wellaeelea,-. t.ll
Blae Ball I ll
Cjraham t.2l
Phillpabarg.. t it
StetBer's....... t.ll
Boynton,..M.. t.27
Osceola, 1.42
.Ilea, I ll
Summit, 7.01
VaaKoyee,M T.ll
Tyroao - t tl
PHILIPSBUROA M061IANNOII BRANCHES
tBAva oeora.
r. a. a. a. a. a,
i.bavb aeara.
a. a, p. a. r. t
11:41
OTAvtone.
Morrlidele,
I 11
1 II
124
1:11
2 44
147
TOO Phlllpibarg,
7:01 Suiner'o
t:H Boynton,
1111 Ill
11:11 4 It
11:14 4:11
lilt
II It
11:41
Ml
Ml
Ml
1:41
1:11 1104 4:11
III 11:11 1:17
Moahonnea,
Slerllag,
llealidele,
MeCeaHiy,
Kcodrick'a,
Rsmoy.
1 11 ll:i 1:10
111 11:41 1:41
III 10 41
117 11:11
111
1:40 11:11 1:40
107
1:11
11:1 Ml
III 11:11 1:91
11:01 lot
I'll 11:11 HI
Jinilroadsi.
BALD IAOLI VALLSY BRANCH.
Kl. Mall. Mall,
p. a. a. a. r. a.
f .08 $.30 leave Tyrono arrive 8.1$
Ixp.
A. M.
1. 11
7.41
t.Oi
43
(.33
t.23
00
t.ll
t.ll 1.17 Bold Eagle t.il
1.01 1.30 Julian 1.10
t.24 t.il Mileiburg 4.41
1.31 10.03 nellefonta 4.31
$.41 10.lt Mil.il.urg 4.11
nt 10.40 Howard 4.01
9 42 11.18 arrlre L. Havea leaval.31
TYRONE STATION.
naoTwAHn. A.a.F wnorwAnb. a. a
Pa.10gExpr.il t:OoPittaburgh Bxp'lt, 1.11
Johaatowa Express till j Pacific Express, tilt
r.a.l
Day Bipraaa 1S:10 r.H.
Mall Train, I 3 W ,, Paaaengar 1 11
Atlantic Kxpreaa, Ml Ma Train, ' t:34
Pbile. Kxpreae, 0:ltait Lino, TjOI
Close oonnMtloao mad. by all tralna at Tyroa.
aad IiooK xtavaa
g. I. BLAIR,
mylf-tf. Superiol.nd.nt,
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW GRADE DIVISION.
aTVN and after Monday. Dee. Iftth, I ITT,
J the passenger trains will run dally (except
Sunday) between Red Bank and Driftwood, as
follows I
' EASTWARD.-Day Mall leaves Pittsburg
1:20 a. Red Bank ll:t0 Bligo Junction fZ:0B,
New Bethlehem 1:07 p. m. Mnysville 1:70
Trov 1:30 i Brookvillo 2:09 i Fuller's 2:36 i Key.
noldsville 2:42 t Dullols 1:3.1 1 Summit Tunnel
1:4ft i Penfield 4:05 t Weedville 4:17 Bencactte
4: sit arrives at Driftwood at fr:66.
vV EHTW A H D.Day Mail teavos Driftwood
12:U p. tn.; Benesette 1:0V ; Weedville 1:4ft,
Penfield 1:4A) Summit Tonnol 2:07 ) DuBoIs 2:30;
Rcynoldsvllle2:b2 Fuller's l:ft7: Brookvillo 3:33;
Troy B:40i Maysvills 4:1ft: fiewifetblehem4:2y
Bligo Junction 6:14 j Red Bank 4:27; arrive! at
Pittsburg at 1:10 p. m.
The Reynoldsvlllc Accommodation leavea
Reynoldsville dally at 7:60 a.m.) and arrives at
Red Bank at 11:00 a. u., Pittsburgh at 1:M p. m.
Leaves Pittsburgh at 8:30 p. m f Red Bank at
:65 p. m.) arriving at Reynoldsville nt 9:04 p. m.
Close connections made with trains on P. A I
Railroad nt Drift rood, nnd with trains on the
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Hod IJank.
DAVID McCAROO, Gen'l Sup't
A. A. Jackboh, Sup't L. U. Dlv.
STAGS LINR.
cLiotnriiLD to 1-Xrtrini.n.
Thonndersigned would inform the public that
ha is now running a stage line between Clearfield
aad Penfield, three times a week.
The stage leaves Clearfield on Mondays,Wednes
days and Fridays, at 6 o'clock a. m., arriving
at Penfield at 12 o'clock m. Returning same
daya. Leaves Penfield at 4 o'elook p. ai.. arrir.
lng at Clearfield at 8 o'clock p. m.
Connection is made with trains on tbe Low
Grade R. R. at Penfield. Fare, each way, $1.40.
UEO. W. UEAKUAHT.
Clearfield, Pa., Feb. 13, 1878
BTAOI LINES.
A stage leaves Curwensville daily for Reynolds
ville, at 1 o'clock, p.m.,arrivingat Reynoldsville
at 6 o'clock, p. m. Returning, leaves Reynolds
ville dally, at 7 o'clock, a. m , arriving at Cur
wensville at 12 o'clock, m. Fare, each way, $2.
A stage leavei Curwensville dally, at 1 o'oloek
p. m., for DuBots City, arriving at DuBois City
at 6 o'clock, p. m. Returning, leaves DuBoIs at
T o'clock, a. m daily, arriving at Curwensville at
II o'elook, m. rare, each way, nl.ao.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE Estate of Rich
ard Shaw, deceased.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans' Court of Clearfield county, to dispose of
the exorpiions to the account of tbe Eiacutors of
Richard Shaw, will attend to tbe duties of his ap
pointment at bii offioo io Clearfield, on WEDNES
DAY, the 20TU day or AUOl'ST, A. D. 1679, at
9o'o'ook A.M., at which time and place all partial
interested arc notified to appear with their wit
nesses and cvidenoe reinecting the matter In
diipatc. J. B. Mi KN ALLY, Auditor.
Clearfeld, July 30th,
879.
A1
UDITOR H NOTICE
In the Estate of Bamuel Powel, dee'd.
In the Court of Common Plena of Clearfield
county, Penn'a.
Tbe undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Court, to audit, settle and adjust tbe accounts of
A. C. Tate, Administrator of the estate of Bamuel
Powell, deceased, nnd to report distribution ef
of the balance in the hands of the said Adminis
trator, hereby gives notice that be will attend to
tbe duties of his appointment at bis office, in the
borough of Clearfield, Pa, on FRIDAY, the
FIFTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1879, at 1
o'clock A. H., when and where all parties Inter
ested may attend. FRANK 0. HA KRIS,
Clearfield. Pa., July 10, 1879. Auditor.
AIM I N IMTK ATOK'9 NOTICE.
Notice i. hereby given that Letter, of Ad
mlniatratine oa the eitela of MARY SMILEY
RARR, Int. of Cl.art.ld borough, Clearleld Co.,
Pa deceased, having neon duly granted to tho
nnderaigncd, nil peraona indebud to aaid aetata
will pleeee make immedielo payment, nnd thoeo
haviog elalme or demande ngainat the same will
preaent them properly onthentteateil for eettla
m.al without d.lny. WM. A. BARK,
Adminlatrntor.
Clearleld, Pa., July t, 1179 t.
ADMIMHTRATOnS- NOTICE.
Netloo le hereby giveo that Lctlcre of Ad
miniitration on theeilnleof FHBDKR1CK FRAI
LEY, Into of Cheat townahip, Clearleld county,
Pa., deeeaaod, having been duly grunted to tbe
nnderaigncd, nil persona indebted t. eaid aetata
will ploaie make immediate payment, and tkoae
heving claime or demande agaimt the leuie wl II
preaent Ibem properly authenticated for eettle
meat without delay. JONATHAN P. FRY,
JOHN FRAILEY,
Adtnialelratori.
W clover, Pa., Joly , 187f tt,a
ADMINIHTRATORa- NOTICE-Nallo.
la kerebv alven that Latum of Adminiatra-
tioa CumTiitamtmtoAitmtrooB the colate of JOHN
REITER, late of Covington townahip, Clearleld
eountv, Penn a., deeeeeed, having Men duly
graatwl le the undersigned, nil praone Indebud
to raid eitnte will picuee maxa immeuinie pay
ment, nndthoee having eleimi or demande will
present them properly autbentleated for eottlement
without delay. J. W. POTTER,
(JllKtBllAfl DAUWfl,
Adtninlitrators C. T. A.
Knrtbsus, Pa., Jane Ii, 1870.81.0
ClAUTlOJi. All paraooe ore hereby caution
J ed acainet harbnrin.: or airing nny credit
or nrelstanee to one Mary A. Dolea, a panper ef
Lawrence lownehln, except on her own responsi
bility, no tbe oatLoritiec of eaid dietriet bar e
made proper arrangement lor aer euppon ana
melotenanoo, nnd will pay no debta created by
her or lor her aaa, aa aba left b.r piece or board
ing end the dialrict without their permierton, nnd
egainet their expr.ae ornera.
MATTHEW RKAB,
TAYLOR ROWI.Kr),
Poor Ovcraecr. of Lenience twp.
Clear H.ldl'a, July 10, 1070-11.
CIAUTION. All peraona are hereby warned
ncolnit nurohaiinc or in any way meddling
with tha following pereonnl property, now in tbe
nossaeiion of Deniol Longen, of tllrard townibip,
vis i One bay mare, 1 ono-borae wagon, 1 plow,
2 barrows, 1 cultivston, 2 eradles, one wind mill,
f scree of wheat, t acres of hey. I sores of oaU,
3, ocree of oorn, t aors of buokwheat, 1 of an
aero of potatoes, 1 cows, 2 haifere, 1 auer. 4 huge,
earnenter's toela, end all tho houae furniture,
The foregoing property wu purehaeed by ms at
nrivnu ists an tbe 1210 day et only, ana ta ai
lowed to remain in tha poeaeiaion of aaid Daoie
Longin on loan nnly, aubjeot to my order et any
time. l.r.t l L.Ainir.
Leeontie's M Ilia, July 18, 1870-ll.e
Full Tour Mtumps!
FOR SALE BY Till
Co-Operative Agency,
CLKARK1ELD, TKNN'A.
Jaly loth, 1871 If.
J.H.LYTLE,
Wholesale & Mail Dealer in
Groceries,
THE LARGEST and BEST SELECTED STOCK
IN THE COUNTV.
COFFEE,
TEA,
SUGAR,
QUEENSWARR,
TUBS nnd BUCKETS,
DRIKD FRUITS,
CANNED (JOODS,
SPICKS,
BROOMS,
FLOUR,
FEED.
SYRUP.
MEATS,
FISH,
SALT,
0IL6,
County Agent for
LORILMRD'M TOBACCOS,
Theee goads bought for CASH la large lets,
aad sold at almost oily arioei.
JAMES R. LTTLI,
Clssrlsld, Pa, Jaaa It, 1878-ly,
a.
PROPERTY FOR HE NT.
Mra, John B. Rafferty, of poem towaahip,
offers for rent a dwelling bouse and store room,
situate In the village ef Ponnvillc For further
Information apply to, or address,
Mrs. J. B. RAFFRRTT.
not 2S,'78-tf. Urampianilllls.
XJ OtTKE FOH RBNTA two-story brick
XX house on Pine street, east of the Presby
terian Church. Three rooms up and three down
stairs. A good stable, Ice house, aad garden at
tached. For further particulars, apply to
J. B. URAHAM,
April 30, 1879-tf. Clearfield, Pa.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of sundry writs of Ittari facta Is
sued outef the Court of Common Pleaaof Clear
field county, and to me directed, there will be
exposed to public sale, at the Court House In tne
borough of ticaraoid, on
Friday, Auguat 15th, 1870,
At 1 o'clock P. M., the following described real
estate, to wu :
All that certain tract or piece of land situate
in Chest townibip, Clearfield county, Penn'a.,
oounuea ana aeeonueu as follows, vis: Uegm
niog at a hickory on the bank of Chest creek
thence down said creek by the several courses
and distaneee of the same, as follows j Bouth
4WJ degrees west AO perches; thence south 61
uegrtos west is -iv perenoi : thence north lev.
enty degrees west 19 6-lf perches ; thenoe north
degrees west B I II perches t thenoe north
34 i degrees west 1ft perches i thence north dc
grses west 11 perches j thenoe north 22) degrees
weal II perches; north 74) degreee west 9 7-HI
percoes, eouu 03 degrees west 10 pero&es j Uenee
north 271 degrees west 14 perches ; thenoe north 30
degreee oast 10 perches; thenoe north 00 degrees
eaat o percnei; ueuoo south no degrees east 34
perches; thenoe north 69 degrees east 6 8-10
perches; thenoe north 23J degrees west 42 1-10
perches ; thenoe north 2i degrees west 16 porches;
thenoe north II) degreee east IS perches; thenoe
north 47fj degrees west 10 perches j thenoe north
87 degrees west 18 perches; thenoe north 81)
degrees west 16 4-10 perches; thenoe north 64)
degrees Test 16 perches; north 9) degrees east
22 6-10 perches thence north 4 degrees east 20
perches; thenoe north 14 degrees east 9 6-10
perches to a post; thence 81 degrees sett 142
perches to a white oak j thenoe south 40 degrees
west 41 perojiea to a hickory and place of begin
ning, containing 75 acres and 112 perches, and
being part of a larger tract of land surveyed on n
warrant granted to Thomas Gist, and the anmo
premises which Armstrong Curry and wife, by
deed dated tha JOlb day ef January, 1A. D. laid,
sold end eonveyod the same to T. F. Donbar.
The shove land has abont fifty cores cleared and
under cultivation, and having thereon erectod a
hewed log bouse, a large bank barn, and othar
ontbuildings. Belsed, taken in execution and to
be sold aa tbe property of T. I. Dunbar.
Also, a certain lot or piece of land situate In
n niton township, Clearfield county, Penn'a.,
bounded and described as follows I Beginning nt
the northwest corner of lot deeded by David
Horning and wife to John Vanbraben ; thenoe by
tbe western line thereof, sou lb nineteen and three
fourth degrees east thirty-four and nine-tenth
perches to oentre of highway ; thenoe sooth thir.
ty-three and three-fourth degress west 5j porches
(95 feet) i thence north 38) deg. west 32 6-10 per.,
thence north 44 i degreee cast 16 4-10 perches to
the place ef beginning, containing 2) acres, being
the same premises conveyed to laid Sarah Horn
ing from said David Horning aod wife, by deed
dated 22d October, 1873, aod having thereon
erected a dwelling house, two-star tes high, well
finished, n large shop, or store honse, n stable, and
ether outbuildings. Seised, taken In execution
and to be sold as the property of Sarah Horning
and Amos Horning, her husband.
Tan us or Bali. The price or sum at which
tho property shall he struck off most be paid at
tbe time of sale, or suoh ether arrangements
made aa will be approved, otherwise the property
will be Immediately put up nnd sold again at
the expense and risk of the person to whom It
was struck off, and who. in ease of deficiency at
such ro-sale, shall make good the same, and In
no fnstanoe will the Deed be presented In Court
ror conn rotation nmess tbe money is actually
pain to ine onerin. Anumavt rur-fTi. jr.,
SHRRirr's Orricn,
i.l
Sharif.
Clearfield, Pa., July 33, 1879,
SherilTs Sale.
T virtue ef write of Fi. fa., lined
out of the Court of Comraoa Pleas of Clear-
Acid eoonty, nnd tn mo directed, there will be
expoasd te PUBLIC BALE, at the Court Uooss,
la ths borough of Clearleld, oa
Friday, Auepiat 8th, 170,
At 1 o'clock, P. M., tke following dcecrlbcd real
eatate, to wit :
All tke! certain lot of ground eltasU la the
vlllsgs of Psnflsld, HusUn townibip, Clearfield
oounty, Penn'a., beginning en the Southern
boundary of the public road, twenty feet laeterly
irom tbe raorlbeaeura corner of tbe let cold by
Praok K. Hewitt to J. C. Kline ; thenoe North 11
degree. East 80 feet to a poat ; thence South 88
aegreee Beet iv loot to n poet ; mouse goata 11
degrcea Weal 80 feet to a poet thenoe North 194
reel to Ibe place el aeginnina, containing nbout
one fourth uf aa acre, being the enmo lot deeded
by r. K. Hewitt nnd wife to O. H. Coryell, ond
haviog thereon erected a frame dwelling honrc.
M.0I., Mid viber outbatiotnga. Holacd, tnhen In
execution nnd to bo sold aa the property of Wm.
McKay.
Alao, tbe InUrect of W B. Hertahorn. eoe ef
the defeedanU, being na uadlvided, half laUrcet
in a eertaia tract ar piece of land aitaated ia
Bloom towaahip, Clearleld eoonty, Penn'a.. eoa-
Uinlng 14 aeree with one-half thereof cleared and
baring meted tbercoa a email hoaee end barn,
being Ibe aamo pramiaee purchased by John Pat-
ton of Jneob Bilgcr.and hp him oeoveyed to Arnold
Hartshorn, seised, taken in execution and lo be
sold as the property of W, R. Bartshora.
Also, a ecrtslo lot or pleee of aroond in the
village of DuBois. Bendy lownshin. Clearleld
oounty, Pcaa'a., bounded as follows: Beginning
at a post at the comer of Jelfcrson street nnd
Orsnge alley; thence in line of Juffsrson strset
10 feet to rents Hun t tbenoe In line of snid
rents Run Itv feet to a Post at land of James
Fsy ; thence in line of lead of Jamee Fey ISO feet
to a past at Orange alley t thence la Una of said
Orange alley 120 feet, and having thereon erected
a two-elory frame house, 18x24 feet, wllb hitchen
nttsohed, And n frame stable, b.tah.r heuM and
othar out buildings. HeiBed, taken la exeoutioa
and to be sold as ths property of Mioheel Hanlin.
Also, nil the following desoribed real eolaU of
the defendant, aitnat. in Karthaua townahip,
clearBeld Co. Pa., bounded oa tbo eeat by land of
Joba KeiUr, deoeaOMl, eoatb by land of Herthana
beira, weet by lend of A. Rankin, north by land of
John Hotter, deceased, containing 72 neree, mere
or lose, with about 41 ecrce cleared, end having
thereon erecud a twe-etory frame hoeie and log
bora, nnd olh.r ent-buildingi. Beiaed. tnken ia
exeeutioa and to be Bold aa tbo property of Ma
mies aloes.
Tanas or Sals, The price or mm at which
ths propsrty shall bs struck ef must ke paid at
tbe time of Bale, or snob other arrangomonU
made as will be approved, otherwise tbe proper
ty will be Immedieuly pat Bp aad sold agaia at
the cxpenee nnd risk of tke person to whom It
was struck on, nnd who, in ease or deficiency nt
Bush re.sele, shall make good tbe same, aod la
ne insunoe will tbe Oeed be presented In Court
lor eonnrmation unless ins money IS nolnalty
,sld to the Sheriff. ANDREW PENTZ.,Jr.
ennmrr'e ornca, l Hherts.
Clearleld, Pa.. July 18, 1879.1
Sheriff's Sale.
T)Y lrln of sundry writs of fit. Sr., Issued
J) out of tbt Court of Common I'lsas of Clear
field Co., and tomedirMtffd, tbers will bostposed
to pud ho .la, at tbs Court lloasa, la tba borong a
of Clearfield, on
Friday, August Bill, IM.U,
At 1 o'elaek, F. II , ths following dofcrtbsd real
tststa, to will
All tbat certain tract of land ill a a to la Knot
township, Clearfield eonnty, Penn'a, bounded
and described as follows : Bast by pnblis road,
south by lands of Jamas Cathoart, west by lands
of John R. Dunlap, containing on and a half
acres of land, mors or lass, and having thoropa
ererttd ft Churah, hnowa as the Mount Zion M.
E. Church, being 40 by 60 feet la sts, painted
and well AnUhcd. Belied, taken la eieeution
and tn be sold as tha property of the Mouat Zloa
M. K. Chunk.
Also, ths following real estate aad gara aotloo
of Inquisition, bounded and desoribed as follows i
Hustle la Hoggs towaihip, Clearfield oounty,
Pt-an'a.. bounded oa the west by lands of Wilsoa
Graft, on the aeit by lands ef EsossjBrMr, on, the
west by Tnos. f arks ana ueo. j urner, and sontn
by load of Uoorge Uallabor, aoatalning lei sores
with sua) alio wane , and having SO aerea oleared
and under en It i ratten, aad thereon areoted a two
story frame bouse and large log bara, and other
neeratary out buildings, boisej, taken tn eieeej
tton and to ba sold as lha property of Thomas
ricklot.
Also, aeortaln traoi ef lend situate la Chest
township, Clearfield eonnty, Peaa'a., 'bounded aad
described as follows l Hast by land of Austin
Curry, south by land of Julia Irvia s estate, west
b lead of John Ktteben, ooataiatog ao aorw,
mere or less, with about li aeres oleared, aad
thereon oreeUd aa old frame ruble. 8s I
taken la eieeailo aad to bo sold as tbe property
or Bamuel M. ft tunc nyai v. ftitenea.
Also, aoertala lot of lead situate la Osoeola
Boroatth, Clearfield ooaaty, Pona'a bounded and
deeoribtMl ae follows, tIsi Oa tbe eaat by Stone
street H feat, oa the south by Curt in street M
feet , and running bank 21 foot by tvae huadred
foot ta aa alley, beiog part ef lot No. lei la tbe
general plaa af said Uoreugn, and bavlagereoiet
thsreoa a two-sterv noise, need as a sum -room
and d we'll of bouse, and other oat-bulldlngs.
Seised, Uhen ia eieeution aad u oe soia as we
property ef R. O. Way.
Also, a eertaia traoi ef land si teste la
township, Clearfield eonnty, Pean'a. Bounded oa
tho oast by lead of John Irrla A Bre'e,, south by
lead al Writrht Uoeso. west br land of Atmstraai
Carry aad Aero a PoUkea, and wast by land of
same, ooauimagoaohaodrod aeres, more et was,
Also, one other certain lot of ground sllasto In
New Wevhinatoa Borootk. bounded en tbo oouth
be land ef O. Nef. deoeaaesl, oast by land of
Fred, timmormaa. aad west by publta road, eon
Uinlng abont one aero, aad having therein erod
ed a small iramt dwelling stove aaa etner eui
build logs.
A1x, o oerUka lot lo tbe Borough of New
Washington, bouaded twutb by lot of ft. urouoy,
oast b Load of II. Nef, Sr., west by nubile Md,
aad north b an alley. eoaUlalag abont owe aero
aad a half. Oeised. Ukea In eteeuttoa aad to
sold as the property of f rank Naff.
Tanas a Bali.-The nrVoe or sum at wblob
tbo property shall be struck off mast ka paid at
tbo time of sale, or toeb other arrongoeaonU made
as will bo approved, etktrwue tM property wm
bo ImaMdioUiy put up and oom acaia at toe ei-
poneo tad risk of tbe poroon W whom It was
struok off, aad who, la oaee of defieiosMy at oneb
re sale, si all make good the aamo, and la no
liituM will tbo Dood bo n rosea ted la Court ft
eestlrmatloa untoes tbe moaey Is artually atwd to
tbe Sheriff. ANDHMW In r, Jr,
Bnaatrv'i Ornca, I Iktrif.
Clotrlola, Pa4 July It, 1ITI.
IWisr.IIaufom.
PIA1TOS and OKC ANSI
Tho Largest and Cheapest House in
Pennsylvania.
Having lately accepted the General Agency for Central Penn
sylvania (in addition to our old territory), with headquarters and
largo store room at 1404 Eleventh Avenue, Altoona, Penn'a., in
charge of Mr. George W. Good, and being desirous of extending
our already immense sales of the most celebrated Pianos and Or
gans, we have appointed ('apt. 1. A. (olnullii, of Clear
field, our Agent, who will have on hand our
Instruments in the P.O. 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, aud being
the largest dealers in the State, our prices are the lowest. Our
house was established in 1831, in Pittsburg, where we still con
tinue at No. 79 Fifth Avenue.
'
IST1UMETS SOLD 0Y SMALL MOMIILY PAYMEMS.
Satisfaction guaranteed
price lists.
PIANOS.
HAINES BROTHERS,
WEBER,
Send
NEWTON & CO.
GEORGE W. GOOD,
1404 Eleventh Avenue, ALTOONA, PA.
MELLOR &
79 Fifth Avenue,
May 21, 3m.
Look to your Interests
IN BUYING YOUR
S DF JEX. XXV Gr
HaviniT in at ruturncd from tho East, whore we have been making our
Rnrino nurplinRfta. wa take thia ornortunitv of thankinrf our customers for
their liberal patronage in the past, and bta to aiture them we will do all wo
can to make it their interest to continue lite same.
Our store is literally crammed with goods just from tbo manufacturers, by
all odds the largest and best solected etock ever brought to tbis county at
ny ona time by one firm. Over fifty
CARPETS,
ranging in price from 20 cents to II per yard. We will sell Carpels at
cheap aa the same quality can be bought in Philadelphia or New York.
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Trimmings, Laces and Fringes,
In the latest stylos. Sheetings, Shirtings and Cassimeres, together with
BOYS' WEAR in all grados of goods. Our LADIES' AND ClIILDRENS'
STOCKINGS are just the prettiest
TRIMMED HATS,
always on handtrimmcd up by Miss Ma tlie Rohn, of l'hiladelpbia, who
will give ladiet wishing Hate trimmed to order, her best endeavors to
please. Call and see us before buying eliowhere.
T.
A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building; h i " " Market Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Hi
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4aiS2v
OF-Scnd for ninstratcd Circular and IMcee. Libcrnl Term, to tho Trade.-;
Don't buy until you have leen the lightest running machine In
the World, the Ever Reliable "VICTOR."
VICTOR SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
MIDUI-KTOWN. CONM, "ae. ! and SOI vTabwak Arawaa. CUICAUu. IU.
GUINZBURG'S
ONE PRICE
CrJtOX"3E3CX3Vi STORE.
TO THE CITIZENS OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY:
Vf five a hearty and cordial invitation to come and examine our new
Spring slock ct
Gents' & Boys' Clothing.
Wa bava aolocted for tht Spring
carefully made and atylisb gooos It is pesstoie to procure, ana nave
narked every larraont at tbe lowest possible pricos.
We know that our goods are of tbe highest char- . '
anler, and we believe inspection and comparison will prove
tbat the nrices are much lowor than tbey bave been heretofore.
Take particular notice, our Spring
L. GUINZBURG,
Western Hotel Corner,
April I, 1119.
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties
Carweacvin., Fa. Jaa. t, II -If.
JAME8 H. TURNER,
Jt'STIOB OF THE PEACE,
Wallacetea, Pa.
ar-He kea preyaid klmeelf wilk all tke
aeeeeaary bleak ferme nndcr Ike Peaeloa and
Beaaly laws, aa weal aa break Deede, eve. All
legal a at ton setrasvsd to kis Mr. will receive
prompt alteatioB. May tlk, IITI-tf.
New Marble Yard.
TOMMTONEtllONUMENTS,
. rtl fur Vtmrtti g tU.
A MEW MARBLE TAED-Oail at 1. FLA-
ARTI'B Mar 01. Works. Ckotee ererh oad Ue
arleeo. IHreetly eaweeit. ta. Letaeraa Cbarsh,
Third street. Vicaraoie, ra marea ar, i.i.-u
SWlsrrUanfODS.
for illustrated catalogues and
ORGANS.
PALACE,
STERLING,
MASON & HAMLIN.
HENRICKS,
Pittsburg, Penn'a.
G-OCj
different patterns and varieties ol
and best you ever saw. A lull line of
SIMPLICITY! QUPERIORITT Wl I
implifiedI O maintaineU;
Itr.proyements September, 1878'
Hsvlna rerarel ror tne remaau m '
nrofrMaive w. now off.r to th. woaat
tbo
WITU naTXBAb
Important Improvement.
KolwitbitAndicg lha VICTOR baa long beesi
the peer of any machine in llio market a fact
gnriportcd ky a boat of Toluntrwilooaaea a
now conGilontly claim for it (reetor
oimplicitr, a ironilcrfiil rciinctioa of
VICTOR
lssB!s Wtiou, ami altogctlier a iWe Com
I ,?L . . n...--.i.u n...r;r:.. Var il.
by Uercbaitta and othere.
aeason a magnificent stock of tba most
slock is all new. Tleato give na a call.
- - Clearfield. Pa.
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles,
SHAVED AND SAWKD.
Carweaeellls, Jea. I, Tl-tl
Great Western Hotel,
Dee. till, III! aad lilt Morkot Street,
(Direct', aawaafc tfeeemaaWs Qrmi Peaew.)
Trua.m, tfl.OO jpear Amy.
Tkls Metel te Bear tbe Bow FokUo BaUdlafO.
aew Meeeala T.mple. U. B. Mist, aad Aeademj
ef Fiae Arte. T. W. TRAUCK, Pre,'r.
Orss all ntonr I jyl.'Tt-l