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CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WEDNESDAY MOHN1NO, A 10. IT, l?.
DEMOCEATIO STATE TICKET.
FOR STATI TREA8URIB,
DANIEL 0. BARR,
Or ALLintUNY COl'NTY.
Ruder, If eon want to know what la going on
la the boalneaa world, Juat reed our advertising
eolaaoao, tno tyeeiaf oolamn tn panioatar.
MAXIM FOR THE DAY.
No nan worthy tht offioo of Preildant ibonld
bo willing to hold it if ooontod In, or plaeod thtro
by no fraud. U. 8. Gnaat.
I oould oarer here boon rcoonoilod to tho ole.
vatloa by tbo smelleat aid of mino of a noraon.
kowiror roopootablo tn private life, who tnnat
forever earrv upon hit brow tho ttamp of fraud
Ant triumphant in American biitory. No tub
loquent notion, boweror oaeritorioue, can waih
away tbo letter! of that record.
CaAM.ni Fa.wcii Anani.
I would rather bare the endorsement of a quar
ter of a million of tbo American people than that
of the Louiiiana Returning Board, or of the Corn
million wbioh excluded the faotf nod dooided
. the queatloa on a tachnleality.
Tnoi. A. llBHblMCKI.
fane been declared Preiidrnt of the United Slatei.
llll title reiti upon diifranchlirment of lawfoi
voters, the lane eernnoaies oi me returning am
eers acting eorruptly, and the deoisloo of a oom.
million whioh baa rofuied to hear eridenoo of al
leged fraud. For the Bret tine are the American
Dcoole confronted with tbe fact Ufa fraudulently.
elected 1'reildent. Let it not be understood that
the fraud will be ailently acquietoed in by the
country. Let no bour paaa in wtuob tbe usurpa-
tion ia forgotten.
Annntal or Dkmocratic M. C.'a.
One hundred yeara of human depravity aoeo
mulated and concentrated Into a climax of crime.
Nerer again in lire hundred yeara shall they bare
an opportunity lu repeat toe wrong.
biniBL W. VooaaaKf.
TIIUTtHOAY, HEPTEMBUH 4lh, re thr
ust day
Mrs. Uuneral Kcynoldii, whoso bus
band was killed atGottyaburg, is visit.
ing in York, Ibis Stato, and rides daily
tbo homo that boro bor husband when
bo tell."
Governor Croswoll, of Michigan, a
widower of fifly-6vo, who has grown
up children, is about to marry Min
Liiiio Muflgrove, of Charlotte, in that
State, a rich and pretty woman still
in her twenties.
That Stalwart. Tho Kadical pa
pers ol .New York, friendly to ltomco
Conkling, express tho opinion that
Sprague's shot gun didn't set him back
any, so fur as bis control over tho .Re
publican party in that Stuto is con
cerned. To Whom it Mat Concirn. As
several of tho candidates lor Sheriff
aro not subscribers to tbe Kei-uhlican,
it would bo well enough for some ol
their neighbors who do take it, to in
form them that their cards appear in
this issuo.
Democratic State Committee.
There will bo a mooting of tbo Demo
cratic Stato Committoo at Bolton's
tlnfnl It ....-ia KM-. WnA.Anj, t.a
10th day ol Septombor, at 2 o'clock,
P. M. A full attendance is requested.
Geo. W. Miller, Chairman.
Senatorial Relief. An exchange
remarks : "Immediately after leaving
Narragansctl Tier, Mr. Conkling pro
ceeded to Now York and shut himself,
up with a sand bag weighing 108
pounds tbe exact woight of ox Gov
ornor Spraguo. Tho Bcduclive Sena
tor practices on this sand-bag throo
hours each day, witbont gloves.
Goino up. This was " tho ofT-yonr"
in Kentucky. Tho Democrats only
expected from 30,000 to 40,000 majori
ty, but it has run up to 44,000 already,
with fifteen counties moro t hoar
from, which will swell the majority
considerably. Tho returns aro not
bad lor an "off-year."
All in As this issuo of tho lis
publican is tho last ono in which the
namos ol candidates for office can bo
announced tho curront year, according
to our party rules, tho votor can now
make his choico lor each respective
office, and on Primary Election day,
cast his ballot for tho man who will
fill tho office tbo best. This in tbo
main is tho proper viow lor Democrats
to take.
"Tbohonost mon in the country."
Chairman Smith't AdJreit.
inis ngment ol sell-laudation was
evidently cribbed from tbo true rec
ords of tho Puritans, who
lirsolvcd, Tbat nono but tho people
ol God be elected to any public oflice.
Jtetolwd, That we aro tho people of
God, etc.
Would it not be advisable when tbe
Greenback County Commiltco moots
again to adopt tho foregoing, or words
to that effect.
"Whon it was announced tbat Mel
lie Grant Sartoris was doad, thore was
deep and universal enof throughout
the United States. Now that the re
port of her death has been contradict
ed, tbe rejoicing is both general and
hearty. In both appears the profound
regard felt for the daughter ol our
great uaptain." 11'wtam.iwrt 1'ostn-
jict, nee vuutun.
If tbo editor of that high-toned
"moral idea" journal will allow bis
name to bo printed in an honorable
position in tbe columns of tho Bulletin,
wo may occasionally notice him, but
we dotcst ambush work with a pen or
gun. It is cowardly.
No Boom Tuerk. Tho Kentucky
Democrats have cast a deluge of cold
wator ovor tho priming of a big gun
which tho Ohio Republicans had labor
lously loaded for campaign uso. Every
one expected that, between Democratic
apathy and Republican activity, Gov
ernor Blackburn's majority would bo
so greatly reduced that tbe Republi
can orators could "point with pride"
to the repudiation of Democracy by
the Bute of Beck, Blackburn and Car
lisle. The returns thus far indicate
that tbe heaviest losses have boon ex
perienced by the Republicans, from
whom tb Ureenbackers have drawn
most of their strength. Whilo in somo
ninety counties Blackburn's vote only
runs 2,700 behind tbat ol McCrcary
in 1875, Evans' falls short by 10,600
ol tbe vote of Harlan.
TlltlRHDAY, BEPTKMIIivR 1th, U the
Inet day.
Til E DEMOCRATIC 1'ltlMAIIY
EI.EVTIOX.
To the Democratic Vuteri of Clearfield
County:
111 obodiencu to thu rules governing
tho liemocrulic party ol I'leurfivld
county at tbe I'rimary Klcelion, thu
County Committoo hereby gives notice
that the election tor delegates, and lor
tho instruction of such dek'L'iiles, as to
candidate!.' lor tho soverul ollicca to bo
filled at the approaching November
election, will be held At Ibo- Election
llouso in the soveral boroutrhs and
townships in said county, on HATUK-
DAY, THE J tl IKTEKNTH DAY
OF SEl'TEMPKR, A. D. 1879, begin-
nine at 1 o clock if. M., and continue
open until T o'clock P. M., of said day.
Ibe oloction will be held by the igi
lance Committee, wbo are the Election
Hoard, under our rules, and aro con
stituted as follows:
riaiLARcn couHirrri ros 1879.
Darnllde Borough C. Patriek, Vn. Canning-
bam, A. K. Long.
Clesrnold W. I. Wallace, E. C. Johnson, J.
L. B. lleirbhold.
Cnrwrnnille Stephen (Iran", W. F. Chambers,
W. II. Thompson.
lloutsdale Geo. H. Wooden, K. C. Ilo'we, W.
H. Patrersnn.
Lumber City Win. llipps, Xisao Haney, A. A.
Eelly.
Newburg Isaao Marble, E. Ililtebrand,
Wood.
New Washington Henry KolT, Thos. niabaf
far. W. W. Barclar.
Oiceola U. H. Wallers, H. A. D. Krouis, Pat
rick Uallahor.
Wallaoeton O. W. Emelgh, Frnnk Ooss.
Ueeearia Township W.W.Maya, Jno. Dillon,
John Llffhtner. Jr.
Bell Unriit Kitticker, Wm. MahslTey, John
II. Brelh.
m..- o. P. all., a. K.rl., Alw We
rer.
Boygs Oeo. Dimeling, Jss Usllaher, (Jeorge
Merrott.
Bradford W. I. Curley, John Wilton, Jacob
Williams.
Brady J. F. Oawald, Eraitua Luther, Henry
Uarisfvll, Jr.
Burnsiile Daniel Ootman, I. M. Cbapi
Oideon N. If.
Cheit L. Killistl, Daniel Fiahel, Andrew
Frailer.
Corioglon Cbrlll Brown, J. J. Pioard, J. W.
Plcard.
Decatur Adam Eepbart, Jeaae Qoas, Andrew
Baugbmsn. ,
Frrguson R. U. Moore, L. B. Hile, Lenii
ftloL'raokon.
Uirard BcnJ. Jury, Oeorge Green, Wm. Me
Corkle, Sr.
Uoihen George A. Urrrlion, Gilbert Bhaw,
B. K. Flegal.
Graham T. II. Foreey. Jerry Kyler, A. 0
Dale.
Ureeowood M. W. Jobnioo, W. W. Rowlei,
Newton Freeman.
Uullcb John s. McKeirnan, d. Conrad, lion-
re Knrman.
Ifuiton w. u. wooawtra, Jr., a. ii. noseo-
krans, Warren A. Lamb.
Jordan A. K. Creiawell, Keubcnbtraw, J. w
Johnson.
Kartbaoa D. B. Maina, C. M. Ilertllne, lid
MoCloakey.
Knox Facan Rowlcs, Conrad Baker.
Lawrrnoe A. Uumphrey, Wm. X. Spackman.
Lever Fleffal.
U.rria J. W. Hollenbaok, Wilson Uoorer,
Clark Crowell,
Penn-John II. Rowlcs, J. M. Halferty, 0. C.
Ilenhurn.
Pike J. F. Bitter, Arnold Bloom, Bamnel Ad-
dloman.
Ssndr J. P. Taylor. J. B. Shaffer, J. Troiell.
Union 9. J. Gelnctt, Richard Luboard, Christ
Lab.iard, Jr.
Woolwerd Thomas fttathers, John Bbanoo.
Austin Kline.
Evory Democratic elector has tbo
right to voto lor
One person for RberilT,
One person for District Attorney,
One person for Jure Commissioner,
And for tho proper number of dele
gates assigned under rulo 2d, to each
election district, not less than two in
every case.
luo delegates will meet in tno Louri
room in Clearfield, on TulvsLiAi
SEPTEMBER SIXTEENTH, at pre
cisoly ono o'clock P. M., and thero and
thon proceed to nominato candidates
tor the several ottlccs above namod, and
to select three Senatorial Conferees to
meet like Conferees trom the counties
of Centre and Clinton, lor tbe the pur
pose ol selecting a senatorial delegate
to the Stato Convention, and one per
son ss Ronresrjntstivn deleeato to tho
sumo Convention, and also to elect a
Chairman and appoint a Standing
committee lor ibu, as well as any
other matters portaining to our party
interests.
It is the dcBiro of the County Com
miltco that the members of tbo Vigi
lance Committee, or Election Boards,
be at the Election House at the time
appointed, and be prompt in tbe dis
charge of the duties enjoined upon
them. Israel Test,
John W. Howe, Chairman.
Secretary.
Clearfield, I'a., Aug. 20, 1879.
Every Democratic voter In Clearfield
county should bear la mind that THUKtj-
1A V, SKPTKHKKK 4. la the laat day for
refruieriug lor the neit election.
Tbe "Moral Idea" Candidate.
More than twenty years ago the Rov,
Isaao S. Kallocb, who was to tbe city
ot Boston what Bcechcr has been to
Brooklyn, was driven out of bis pul
pit, out of respectable society, out of
tho State of Massachusetts, by tbe
force of public opinion. He bad affect
od all tbo saintly qualities and put on
all the airs of bolinoss. But acoident
revealed that be was a vilo man. We
will not go into tho details of tbe filthy
scandal. It was infiuilcly disgusting
Driven from tho East, Kallocb bas
divided bis time between Kansas and
California, and has not given evidence
of rctorm. This man is now tho
Kearney candidate, and nominoo for
tho offico ol Mayor of Sun Francisco,
and is tho latest important locrnit from
tbe Republican party. If Kallocb Is
elected Mayor, Hayes should send
Beocber as Minister to England and
Conkling should be assigned to Ply
mouth Church.
A "Bluff'' Man. The worst enemy
ol tbe Democratic party now living is
Wendell Philips, of Massachusetts.
His batrod for our party Is notorious.
Lately, howovor, bo boa taken to talk
ing protty plainly about bis own party.
In alluding to Hayes' administration
he says: "While this administration
ol corrupt bargain and salo a willing
prostitute lusts, I blush to be an
Ameiican citizen ;" and of the Re
publican party itself be says : "No
party in our history bas ever fallen
from such a height, or to such depth of
disgrace. I have watched politics for
fifty years, and my judgmont is that
the lault ot this party is ono-third
ignorance and two thirds knavery." If
that is not a clincher, we would liko to
see one.
The Nominees. The Democratic
County Convention of Clinton county
met on Tuesday of last week, mid af
ter a harmonious session, renominated
Goorgo W. Butchclcr, Esq., for Tro-
thonolary, James W. Clark for Regis
ter, and Dr. Mador lor Coroner. A. C.
Chatham, ol Crawford township, was
nominated for Jury Commissioner, and
Col. W. A. Simpson was elected Chair
man of the County Committee. Hon.
U. Is. Dioffbnbach wm made Chair
man ol the Convention.
No BtiLL-DoiiNO, O no I Tbe Rhode
Island aristocrat never whacks a man's
head off with a hacksaw. Ho doosn't
toll hi employe to "vote the Republi
can ticket or get." Nothing so rough
as that would be toloralod. But the
blue-btoodod proprietor issues a polite
oiicular in which each employs ia civil
ly and even urbanely inlormod that
Our interests imperatively demand
harmony ot political action between
os and our working people."
THE LAST j.WHTMXO JtOD
DODUE..
An oxi hango dilutes on this annual
fraud in this wuy: ' Four or five hun
dred yours hence, when the genera
tions Hint come- alter us dig into our
railroad embankments or explore the
ruins ol our present habitations,
among the moot m) atilying wonders
to them will be tho uso to which we
put the great coils of metal rod that
lie buried beneath tho sod at the ends,
sides and corners of hnuees and barns.
Yo are not so sure but that thero are
many good people nowadnys who
could not oxpluin tbe thing if called
upon. For their information, thon, let
us say that it is tbe now lightning rod
swindle, and the farmers in otbor sec
tions may understand it, and be roady
to sign tho first paper presented by a
strungor promptly and without de
taining him, we will give the modus
swindloandi. First comes u smooth-
talking chippor, dapper, genteel-look
ing gent, who explains tbo danger
from thunder-bolts in general and tho
necessity of proving euro and rapid
transit for tho subtle fluid. In ordor
to protect tho house, thore should be a j
rod bore and a point there, and all it
would cost is the trifling matter ol 10
or 120, or something like it, 'very diffi
cult to tell exactly until the work is
dono.' A contract is signed, 'only a
mere matter of form, yoa know,' and
tbo sharper leaves. This Is tbo first
act, and should he labelled, 'How and
when I was struck by lightning.'
In duo lime tbe otbor section of tho
catustropho arrives, and begins work
by erecting a bolo in the ground, and
filling in up with coil alter coil ol rod.
Perhaps the owner of tbo property
protests against this apparent waste ol
material, but as ho promises it all goes
in for tho same price, ho quietly ac
quiesces. Tho job finally finished, the
pay time comes, and so does a con
tract tbat looks bigger than a barn
door, to our country friend, when ho
fully comprehends its almost illimita
ble proportions, lor it binds the party
of tbo second part to pay forty-six and
ono-half cents per loot for tho rod re
quired, and five dollars for each vane.
It Is vain for bim to kick, thoy won't
come down a single rod, and rather
tban invest in a lawsuit out comes tho
wallet and tbe bill is paid. Some of
tho (armors in tho northern part of
Highland liuvo boon mulcted in sums
ranging from $30 to $250, and still
thoy bito."
Every Democrntlc voter In Clearfield
rountv ehould benr In mind that Til i KM.
1A V, SIvP I K.MI1LH 4. le the) innt day lor
rerlnterltig lur xut unit electlou
A Growl. Tho Bellcfonto Watch
man ol last week remarks : "The Dem
ocrat this week announces the appoint
mcnt of a now Court Reporter, V. F.
Rcbcr, Esq., v hicb, it says, was niado
some timo ago. If this be truo, il is
news to us and will be also to tho pres
ent incumbent, Mr. J. II. Yosburg,
who has received no notification that
his services are to bo disponscd with,
Wo have no objection to the new re
porter and hope bo may make an efll
ciont one, but common fairness ought
to have induced the Court to havo
given Mr. Yosburg timo to get ready
e . ii l -..,ta... .( xr-.ll
fonto, with a family to support and a
rented house on his hands, and will
now find himself out ol a position, if
tbe Democrat's paragraph is correct
How the Court could be so far forget
ful of ordinary courtesy as to deprive
Mr. Vosburg of his place, without rea
sonable notification, is more than we
can understand, and will surely meet
with tbe censure of our citizens and
the people gonerally."
"Wo havo strong hopes oi electing
a Sheriff this Fall, notwithstending tbe
determination of the Republicans not
to join in breaking up the corrupt ring
tbat has controlled in Ibis county so
many years. 1 ho multitudo ot candi
dates seeking tbe Democratic nomina
tion, some promised and others want
ing promises, may be conducive to the
augmentation of out strength when
tho disappointed ones discover tho
treachery of the ring. Tbe slate of
the ring must bo broken and the peo
ple must understand tbat thoy aro en
titled to somothing more than a sell
out each year.
Break up tbe ring's power and givo
tbe people an honest election. Keep
your watch fires burning."- John Umith,
Chairman Greenback County Committee.
Sucb is a portion ot tho address of
tbe side-show which exhibits in this
county for tho benefit of the Radicals.
The Domocral who is trail enough to
bo raked into tho camp of tho enemy
by such bait, deserves to be angled and
cast upon tbo shoro for sustenance.
Let everv llrmorrat In Clearfield rotmty
us AT ItNCKtliet bin name bun tlie Hrg
Utry.
Closed his Career. Rcmco, tho
largest trained elephant in this coun
try, and perhaps known to almost all
our readers, rnet a borriblo death at
Boonovillo, Mo., on Tuesday of last
week. Romeo and his nino giant com
panions were allowed to roam at will
through tho canvas (it being previous
to tho allornoon performance), and in
his peregrinations came across th
engine driving tbo armature connect
ed with the clectrio light. The en
gine was making 250 revolutions i
minute, and Romeo, with characters
tic curiosity, began to investigate it,
when bis trunk was caught in the re
volving apparatus and torn out by the
roots. Tho poor animal lived but a
short time, and died in great agony.
His owners, Cooper, Bailoy & Co., of
the London Circus, valued him at $35,.
000.
"Hon, Samuel Butler was present at
tno Jippubiican county meeting In
West Chojter on Tuesday, and among
other things said : ' There are no Stato
issues to day.' "Philadelphia Press.
That's a very convenient way fur
Mr. Butler to place tbo canvass. "No
Stuto issues" eh? Why, thero is the
biggest kind of an issue, which Mr.
Butler is too blind to sec. It is noth
ing moro than this, whether we shall
have "honest men in office.' Tho Re
publican Convention repudiated this
old-fogy idoa, and now it goes before
the pooplo of the State for rejection or
endorsement Doy'ettotcn Democrat,
Righteously Disposed or. Wo
learn that George W. Paxton, tho do
faulting Registor of Chestor county,
was sontenced on Monday to throe
years in the penitonliary and a fine of
110,110, tbat being the amount of his
embezzlement. Tbe man who robs
his neighbor ia an insignificant thief,
but the one that robs all bis neighbors
is a compound scoundrel.
TIIIHISDAV. HKPTEMllHltittl. llUlO
last day.
A LOYAL eOUMOSWKALTU.
It Is a well known lact thut in the
Republican State of Rhode Inland a
foreign born citinon, ulthougli ho may
have litithlully served bis country dur
ing tho lute ar, und may now bo en
gugod in an h -nest occupation, cunnot
vote unless he owns real entutu to tho
vuluu ol IK1I.00, while no such rustrie
tion is imposed upon a iiutivo-born
citir.cn, though be lie as poor as Lata
run. Mr. Wallace's Investigation Coin
miltco has iust held a session, lusting
several days, at Providence, in that
Stato, and several cititons who were
allowed to fight, but wbo cannot voto
because they don't own tho necessary
real estate, wero examined bclbro il.
Col. James Moran testified that ho
was a soldier during the wur, but could
not vote because bo held no real estuto.
In his opinion, about ono third of tho
foreign-born citir.ens wero disqualified
from voting. Wm. 11. Joyce testified
that bo bad served during tho war,
but, liko Col. Moran, hold no real es
tnto and could not voto. John M.
Duffy stilted that he hud served through
the wur, and that at one time ho own
ed real enisle and was a votor, but ho
lost his property and with it his right
of suffrage, Dr. Gottscbulk said thut
most ol the Uormuns in l roviuonce
wero disqualified, and thut in bis belief
nino or ten thousand naturulir.ed per
sons in the State woro excluded from
tho polls. Hon. Thomas Davis testi-
ued that bo was of trisb nativity tlml
ho hud lurinorly boon a Democratic
member of Congress thai, failing in
bis business, bo was compelled to muko
an assignment that his title to his
real osluto pussed from bim, and that
bo lost bis right to voto. in 1HU4, a
year before tbo close of the war, an
amendment to tbo Constitution wus
submitted to tbo voturs of tho Stale,
which provided for suffrage to natur
alized cilizons who hud served honor
ably In tho war of tho rebellion, and
permitting them to voto on tho same
terms as native citizens, but the Re
publicans voted it down.
Party Compliments. Tho Demo
crats of Clinton county, at their annual
Convention, held last week, among
olbers, unanimously adopted the iol
lowing resolutions :
Saolved, Tbat tho official action of
Hon. William A. Wallace in tho Sonato
of the United States reflects honor up
on our good old Commonwealth, meets
our beany approval, and justly excites
our aumirulioii.
llesolved, That while deeply icsrrel-
ting tho apparent defeat of Governor
Curtin, thu Democratic candidate for
Congress in this district at the last
electlou, and any cause for contest be
fore Congress, the Democracy of Clin
ton county demand a lull and fair in
vestigation, thut thu seat shall be
awarded to hint only after il shall be
clearly established thut ho received a
majority ol tho voles ol duly qualified
doctors, and that in determining thu
result all merely Icirul technicalities i
ought to uo discarded.
John's Caiid. Eliza Pinkston's man,
John Sherman, Secretary of the Treus
ury,lias "pulled up his stakos"in Maine,
and bos found his way back to bis
nativo Ohio, whore ho is ostensibly
"booming for Foster," tho Radical uom-
ineo for Governor; but in reality, ho
is "booming" for himself for President.
At evory meeting where bespeaks bis
frionds havo large Hugs upon which is
painted the likeness of the aforesaid
John, and labeled "tho next President."
John is so cute that ho never sees their
loir until somo ono calls his attention
to them, when his modesty overcomes
him, and ho only alludes to the matter
because his attention has been called
to it (?). Modest man that bo iB I
Let every Democrat In Clearfield comity
are AT ONCI: that tils llama la on the Keg.
latry.
Mosur Utilized. Lilllo did le facto
Hayes expect tbat when ho appointed
tho " Guerrilla Mosby, " Consul to
China, that bo would expose the crook
edness of that Radical scoundrel
Seward, who robbed the Treasury Of
thousands of dollars, holding tho same
position. An exchange says : "Moshy
comes to the front from Hong Kong
with the startling story that immigra
tion foes to tho amount of 110,000 ro-
ceived by his predecessors in the Con
sulate thero have nover bocn reported
to tbe Government. As Howard held
that office once, and escaped tho
clutch of Democrats during tho lost
session of Congress on the charges of
fraud, tho party will be ready to for
give Guerilla Mosby tor going ovor to
Grant, and thus getting a chanco to
furnish further charges aguinst Sew
ard."
A Da unable Justice. A colempo
rsrysays: Mr. Justice Miller, of tho
Supremo Court ot the United States
who wus a member ol tho eiglit by-
sovon Electorul Commission, stated on
Friday last, at Block Island, in the
presence of several gentlumon well
known to tho country (so says tho jY.
F. .Suit) that "Tilden was elected in
Louisiana ; thut is, ho got eight or ten
thousand more actual voles thero than
Hayes." But then, you know, Mr. Jus
lice Miller's States rights views would
not pel mil bim to look behind tho
Louisiana returns. It was only when
Oregon wasroached that he could bring
himself to forget Stato sovereignty
long enough to tako a peep behind tbo
broad seal of tho Stuto, HonostMr,
Juslico Miller I
I'bovidence Plantation. No ter
ritory ia the Union is being so vigor
ously investigated as tho littlo Stato
of Rhode Island. The Wallace Com
mittce had scarcely got done invest!
gating thore beforo Butler's Commit
tee stepped In and began to Investi
gate ; and beforo Butler had got time
to go more than ono eye on it, Conk
ling stepped off to investigate Spraguo'i
mansion ; and he hadn't got half
through before Spraguo began to in
ostigato bim; and now Rhodo Island
ia buzzing like on overturned boo hive,
and ono-half of bor population is in
vestigating the other bulf.
Let evnry Ileaaorrat la Clearflelel reality
ee as iris is mat nia aanae la ou llic lleir
Islry.
O, Yon Rudi Man I Tho editor of
the Cincinnati Commercial, though
usually a polilo man, has put a pair
of long oars on one of New York's
groat preachers. He doos il in this
way : "Moody and Sankoy mado a
genuinoicnsalion in tho British Islands
and were altonded by multitudes. Thoy
had some forco and variety, and wero
enjoyed as a novelty, whiloTalmngo is
a self evident ass at home and abroad.'
Tho New York, Rhodo Island and
Mississippi plan is all tlio rigs now,
Conkling, Spraguo and Lamar. What
was it, anyhow, that th latter said to
tho former on tho floor of tho Senate
recently ?
YrOCtl TIC A I l E VICES.
At a rel ent meeting of the Cabinet,
Mr. Hayes delivered a lecture on civil
service reform. JXo wunled il under
stood thut bo would never consent to
tho ro -organization of tlio Republican
Stato association ; never. Ho would
Insist to tho lust upon maintaining this
small fragment of bis unco famous civil
service older. The Guveritnienl clerks
and attaches might, niter they hud
performed their day,s work, read about
or discuss polities, but they must not
undertake to help run tho machine
No man Who meddled in rolitics could
servo the Government luilhfully. This
was freely given Out to thu press by
Hayes himself and bis Cabinet us tho
substance of his remarks, it turns
out tbat His Fruudtilency was playing
bis favorito game of gamimjn. He wus
foolish enough to imagine thai bo could
deceive tho poonlo ireuorully. It was
not intended thut the ro-orgumzation
ol those associations should bo inter
fered with. Tho Republican employes
of tho Government understood this,
and have right along been putting
themselves in shapo forcumpaign work.
Tho Now Yorkers organized Saturday
night, and will co-operate with the
Radical Congressional commiltco i)
sonding voters home, and otherwise
helping "tho party." Tho pld names
of State associations are dropped, and
something of a literary order adopted
instead. Tlie.Sotirtite'a club will enfold
all tho Republicans in tho departments,
and will wiioop up assessments upon
others, aid do whut they can to save
their S:ale from tho Greenbucker's
grip. Tho Now Yorkers havo not yet
adopted any uamo; tho Nurragansett
Fencibles has been suggested. Wash
ington Post.
Every Demorratlr voter In C'learlteld
county ahoiiltl bear la mlnri that 1 HUH.
DAV.Bl-.l'll-.MItUlt 4, Is the last day lur
registering lur the urxl elrcliou.
Hauii on Wii. Pknn's Folks. The
oditor of tho Chicago Tribune should
havo his loyal cars boxed for talking
about us Pennsylvania people. He
discounts too much. Read what ho
soys :
"A curious story, current in Wash
ington, intimules llint Hannibal Ham
li ii proposes to hand over his scut in
the Senate to bis son, as old Cameron
did in Pennsylvania. Ho will not be
able to accomplish tho transfer, for
Mr. Llitmlin does not own tlio party in
Maine by as complelo u title as thut
which Cameron holds it in his Stato.
And if ho did, the attempt to make the
Scnalorship hereditary would raise a
commotion thai would leave lilllo ol
tho party worth owning. Happily
thero is but one Commonwealth in the
Union Iho majority ol whose people
are mean enough to bo willing to ac
Knowledge thut themselves and their
votes are I ho privulo proporty ol one
Hutu, and liable to bo sold to whom he
pleases."
lli'MANK Folks. A eontomporuty
remarks: "When a Boston man is
found dead in his homo, and a largo
quantity of silvcrwaro and jewelry
gone from the safe, tbo lioston police
think over tlio mutter for two days
and then decide it isn't a case of sui
cide, because it occurs sometimes even
to a iloston policeman that oven a lios
ton man might not be smart enough
to murder himself and steal his own
valuables afterward. In their Iiatao to
como to this conclusion the polico havo
actually overlooked all clues to tho
crime.
unounremfnt.
PrLnary Election, Saturday, Sept. 13.
Fria. The feea ntt.it h paid Id advance, and
will be a rollow : For hbrrilT, $12.50 ; for Dia
I riot Altorner, 17 60 ; Tor Jury Commlaiioner, $3.
Tbti will tndule 10,000 lick eta fur aaah eaodt.
d-tt. aod the neeeMrj blank and election
paper.
SHERIFF." "
V ar authnrlied to en no ut.ee (ha name of
MILTON U. UROWN.of Clearfield, aa a candi
date for (he offle of aiborilT, auliject lo the rulti
governing th Democratic parij,
l'oit office add ran, Clearfield, Pa.
W are authorlted to announce th nam of
THOMAS hHITH, of Jordan townabip, aa a can
didet for tbe oIKo of Hheriif, aubjeet to thrnla
governing th Democratic party.
Foitoftic addreM, AdaodyII, Pa.
We ar authorlted to a a noun c th nan of
JAM Kb MAIiAPPKY, of Bell towmblp, aa a
eaaaidat lor the offl.w of Bberilf, a abject to tb
rule governing th Democratic party.
roit office addren, Mahaflcy, Pa.
We ar authorlted Co anoeuno tb nam of
I.KWJH i. BLUUM, of Pike towoabip, aa Dan
did. for tbe effio of Sheriff, tubjeet to th rule
governing th Democratic party.
FuatoOu) addrtaa, Curwenavill, Pa.
W ar anihoriard lo announce the nam of
1IKNKY BUhTU, of Hell townthip. aa a candi
dal lor the effice of P be r iff, mhjtet to tb rule
go vera tog toe Urtnoeratio petty.
Foatufto add rait, Ootend, Pa.
We are authorlted to announo th nam of
KNOUli U. UbAKIIAKT, of Decatur towmb Ip,
aa a candidate tor tbe ulbee of BberifT, mbjeot to
iu rum governing me t'uuiocraiie party.
- Poatotlioe addreea, 1'bihpaburg, Pa,
We ar authorised to announo tb ani ,(
JOHN HOCK UK Kit Y, of Chuat townibip,
a candidate fur tbe ofltiie of 6 bet iff, mbjeci to the
ruiea governing the uemocratic party.
PuitulBc ad are a, MuPaemon, Pi
W are authorised to annooor-e th nam of
C. J. KKAUY, of L'lrarflrld, aa a candidate for
the pmce ot cherts, ffuljot lo the rule govern! ng
the Dtmooratie party,
PoMolhn, add rem, Clearfield. Pa.
We are authorlted it announce tbe nam ot
R. h KW TON K1IAW. or Clcarflel.,, aa a eaodt
dnte tnr the office of Sheriff, auljrct to lh rulti
governing (be Democratic pert.
PoatofBce add ran, (IcarOeld, Pa.
We are aothiriitd to anmairt th nam of
U. V. UUUDV 'MaMiw, of Clearfield, aa a oan.ll
riftt fur tb vfflc of flhariff, ujet to th rulea
governing tno iifmiwetij parly.
PeatuAoeaviltlrfaa, Clear field, Pa.
We are authorlted an aMfteaw th nana of F. F
iuu.ii.. ni, jr., or tovtnginn townibip, aa a
candidal for th fifl.r.f (sheriff, euhject to th
rplet govern HiK th tfeenMratic party.
PoaUfice, ajlrai, Ftenebville, Pa.
We are authorlted to announce th nam of
FRANK O. IIOWMAftl.of lluiton townthip, a. a
candidal for lb offl-e 6f Hbritf, auhjeot lo the
raiea governing ine uewoeratie party.
PoitohV addreea, Pen 6 eld, Pa,
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We ar anthoriied tb announce th nam of
AARON (J. KRAMER, of Clrarl.el.1, aa a eandl
date for the office of DUlrlet Attorney, eohject to
ine ruir governing tn pamnerahe party
P oat o flit) addreaa, Clear 11 eld, Pa.
Wa ar anlhortaed to announce the nam of
II. W. SMITH, of Clearfield, aa a onndidat for
th efflo of Dlalrict Attorney, ruhject to the rulea
governing in uemneralin party.
Foil n Bo addreaa, Clearfield, Pa,
We ar antborliad to announce th name of
J. F MeKKNKICK, of Clrarfle'd, aa a oandidat
for lh oflice of Diitrtet Attorney, anl-Jrot te tb
raiea governing the lltmiwene parly,
PoatoBic addreM, Clearfield, Pa,
Wa are author! led to annnnne th nam of
JOHN I.. t'UTTLR. of Clearfield, a aaandidata
for the offlc of Diitrtet A Horner, auljcct to the
rulea governing the Oemfteretie party,
Poaiofte addreaa, Clearfield, Pa.
W are anthrld to annoooe tb nam of
B.T IIKOt-k U 4. N K, of Clearfield, a a candidate
for th offie of Dlatrlct Attorney, auliject to lh
riea governing tn Uenticrat. part v.
Poatufto addreaa. Clearfield, Pa
JURY COMMISSIONER.
W ar author) led tn aanoann lh nam of
A.J. JACK HON, f Clearfield, a a candidal lor
lh oiiotof Jury Cornea laiioeer, autjeet t h
rule governing ihe Domneralie parly.
Poatoffle addreaa, Clearfield, Pa.
Wa ar anthnrlred to anfloone the ram of
JOHN D. THOMSON, ef Curwenavllle. far the
ofle of Jury Cainulnpf, nhjeet te lb rulea
governing tit Democratic party.
Port ffi oe addreaa, Carwenivtlle, Pa,
tif gsflyrrttsfiufnta. '
JAMES H. TURNER,
Jl STICK OF TUB PBACI,
P all.rwloo. Pa.
tt-Hs ksl re,aro4 b.ms.l with all Ike
B.eesar7 bleak foima tm!er tlio WaaWq apd
Hooolr lawo, aa wall aa klaak Deeds, oto. All
legal asatror. entraiteel to kia ear. will reeelra
renrit atloalloa. Mae tlk, HTll-lt.
iSfiv dmHsfttunts.
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles,
SHAVED AND SAWED.
Curwcovil!o, Jaa. 0, '78-tf.
II
AKHY RNYDKIl.
UAKlllCn AND HAIUUKKSSKlt.
Kbtip on Market St., otoillt Ouurt IIiAm
A clem tuwtl for ovtsr eunUmer.
Alio draltr in
II e t llrindB of foiirco witl i'ffaria
' i.-H-I4 V. f 1U. 'T.
TTOI.Mfc 1'OR RKNT.-Thi property
XM. in noulticrn emi oi i be don
on h.i of ('learn el if, known m Jf. J I
K O MH.l.KH PHOpHHTY'iiVJJJ
ground ttMhwt. Tto moil deiiia
lie nroptrt In Iowa. Ttuii ej. Apply to
UEOUUB Cj. MOO II K,
Aug. 20 4. ClenrftelJ, P.
yoTicn to com r.CTons ASO
1 TIII'.IR HllHI'.lli:x.-Ths Beard of
Cuuinlsiioaers has ordered die BDilerslKoed to
proreod and eullert tbe balsaoes due on all tbe
old Duplicates. All oulluctitrs ufiuib Duplicate!
who do not eume forward and par ap during the
September Cmi't, will rte prooeuded against tea
medially thereafter. Tlia old booha must bo
sallied miLlf lions, 1'reaaurer.
Au(. 17, 1K7 3t.
NYw Jlnrble Yard.
tombstonesTmonuments,
1'oslt for Crmeitrtj I.otf.
A NEW MAHIlI.lt YARD Call al J. FLA
11 ARTY'S Marble Wurhs. Cboloo Untie and low
prices. Directly opposite the Lutheran Cburcb,
Third street. Clearlleld, Ha., Maroh 17, 1S7V tf
Fr ami by K. W. UrDin, CluarOeld, F.
MEADYILLE
A thorough oourM In Book -heflptnf. Poo mm
hip TfeKfphiog, DrBW.ig, K11 graving, Ao.
Hen I for etraul.tr and ipeflimcni of Plfcia nd
urohtneDtil renmftQiaip. fcocK'M til oeon ia
Uu.f.1. AuMreai A. W. SMITH.
Aug. 17 -U. MdTill.
SALE.
Th nntlrraigOMl will Mil at print at all
that tract or parcel of laud lit Bill tn Decatur
towmbip, CleariVId eotiDtj. Pa., within a hort
diiUno of th T.rron A CIbiM K. K., and
adjoining lands of Robert HudiuO aod otaeri,
and knuwD aa the Jacob 11. liearhert lot. Th
aid tract eontaining 60 acrea more or ), with
two Tioa of valuatila ooal thereon, baa about SO
acre oUarni, and ia th kej to a larje bod; of
cunl aWut boitig developed. Will be mid low and
upon aj term i. Fur particular, applj to
DAVID L. Kit Kim.
Cb-ar..eld, Pa., Julj 11, IttVfl.
ERRA C0TTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire IJrick,
kept oomt aptly on htid,
STOXE AXD EARTUEX-WAHI
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION!
CROCKS! rOTS! CROCKS!
flehar'a Patenl AlrtlRht Blf . Scaling
rruit t ana i
Bt'TTKR CROCKS, wllk 1 Ida.
CKBAM CKOCKH, MI1.K CROCKS,
ArrLE. lltl l l KH UHUt;tt(
FICKLE CHOCKS,
F LOWER POTS, PIE DIS11EB,
el kw rui a,
And a great nan otbor things too nnmorous to
asentton, to bo bad at
FRED'K. LEITZI NGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
Corner t Cherry and Third Btreoti,
CLKARF1KI.D, PA. aogS
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P. 0.
The uoderalf ned bea-a leave to Inform the eltl-
lena of Clearfield, and tb public generally, that
b bu on hand a fine aaaortment of Furniture,
auoh aa Walnut, Cbeetnut and Painted Chamber
Suilea, Parlor Baltea, Reclining and Bitenaion
Chain, T.adiea' and Oenta' Kaay Chair, tbe Per
forated Dining and Parlor Chain, Can Seataaod
Windaor Chaira, Clothea Hare, Htep and Kxtra
ion Laddera, Hat Raeka, Scrubbing Bruebea, Ac
MOULDING AND PICTURI FRAMES,
ooking Olaaiee, Chremoa, Ac, whioh would
v-ittable for Holiday preaenta.
nee i era Jirnn tkiiutman.
MARSIIAUS SALE!
BY virtue of eertain writs of Keerfifioat T.
poNtit, iraued out of tbe Circuit Court of Ihe
tinned States for lh Western Diitrtet ef Peon
sylvania, and lo me directed, I will expose at
public sale, at th U. S. Marshal's Office, In Ihe
city of Pittsburgh, oo t
Tuesday, September 30, 1870,
AT IO O'CLOCK A M.,
All (ha right, litis, interest, and claim of AN
DREW F. BiUlM, with notice to Richard Ar
thurs, bis Assignee In Bankruptcy, nf, in, and to
th following deacribed Real Ksute, to wit :
1. All that eerlaia tract ef land alt aale la
Clearlleld and Jefferson oountiea, Pennsylvania,
and described aa fullowa : Beginning at a pin
on the wett aid nf tract number two thouai.nd
and nine (20K9) (hence south 20 degrees west
(20 west) one hundred and eight perches to a
pine i l hence north forty flvedrgrce weit (north
4i weal, three hundred and twenty perches to a
birch i thenoe south sitty.fi ve degrees west rut h
tb west, thirty. two (.12) perches to a pin ;
theno auuaii seventy. two nerehe IS) to ft hem
lock Ihrnceeoutheighty.AeedeKreeiweit (ioulh
hi weal) on hundred (100) percbea to an aah ;
thenoe north one hundred and sixty and sll
teniht (100 0 perch as to b pine ; tbanes east
thirty-three and eight -tenths (S3.8) perches to a
maple theno oonh aixty-five degrees and fifteen
minutes (north j 16' eaat) twu huodrel and
eighty i wo (2H'i) perches u a aunar tree ( thenc
suth flirty five and three fourths degrees eaat
(aouth 44 44' eaat) sluy two p-rcbes ((12) to a
maple ( thence sooth one degree fire minulee eaat
(aouik lf' it) aiglit7-sovea perches (7) to ft
hickory tbenos south thirl v-elithl degrees IftV
minnto ee-l (aouth Ha bit') east two hundred
and twenty aeveo (13T) perches W a plo el ihe
plan of beginning. Containing five hundred
and twenty on (511) acre, and baiog part of
Warrant No. lit.
I. Alao, all that certain tract of land situate
In Ho it en and Brady townships, Clear A eld coun
ty, Pennrylvania, bounded and described as fol
lows, vis, Beginning al a beech corner of tract
number three thousand fiv buudred and ninety -two
(1.2)1 then soath eishty-nia and one
fourth (BW 14') degree eaet four hundred and
hirty-lwo and three-Until (432 S) percbea to a
post corner ef tract number S6V2, 2S9S, I5H4.
and 19-0 1 theno along line of tract number
threw thousand lr hundred aod eighty-four
(Xiftl) south tbroe-fooribt of a d-grea west (45')
on hundred and seventy, two per. lo a post or
nor t theno alnng lin of tract number two thou
sand and nine (2t)U9) north eighty nlna degree
wert (l) (our hundred and thirty-fear aad five
tenth (484.6) perches to a post thence north one
aod one hair (1 I)') degrees at n hundred
and aeventy and one-tenih (170.1) perches to a
beech and place ef beginning. Containing four
hundred and sixty four and ai sly -eight one hun
dred thi (404 A) acres, and known as Warrant
number one thousand nine hundred and aighty
tigUt (IW.HH).
1. Alio, all that eerie In other traet of land alt
uate tn Clearfield and Jr Hereon conn ilea, Feno'a,
bounded and deicribed as follows, to wit i Be.
ginning at a hf-mlock on th aorth-eest eorner of
tract number four thousand thre hundred and
ninety nine (4:iVU); thence aoulh 80 east 426
perches te maple theno aouth lt(K wail 294
perehi to a pin; thence north fi9 wt Hit per
ches te poat i Ihrboe south 10' weit lJl6,s par
ches lo a roit oo line of traet No 198ft i tbeae
along said line north iV west SI 4 1 perches to a
beech at a corner ef traet No. 19HR ibenee north
46' eael 212 perches I a post Ueao aorlh 18
21' east I OS perches to the place of beginning.
Bring part of traet knuwn as Wen-sot Ne. 3t92,
eoBiaiuing about o thousand acres,
4 Aljo, that eerlaia tbr tract f Isnd attest
in Clear Or id coonty, Pa bounded oo the north
by tract No. lVKI.oa the eaal by land ftow ar
formerly of tfoha Dultola, ea the aouth by lead
now ar formerly ef John Dubois, and ofl ihe west
by tract No. it. Coatalaiag eighl head red and
sixteen and thirty aoe-huadf edlha aires, it be
Ing tbe eauj trait known a Warrant No. 10U9.
I. Also, alt that portion of Irtol known a
Warrant N. II, situate In Clearlleld eeaniv. Pa .
hounded en tb west hy Ihe Clearfield county I la.
oa lb north by tb extreme nertbera He ef
i rent no. is, oa ta aat by tracts no, ivs ana
2tim, and ea the south by thai portion of traet
No II heretft befon deeertbed. Bel sad aod take
In see u tion aa tbe properly ef Andrew V. Beam,
wrft nance t nieaerd Arthurs, bta Aaaigne in
Baahruptcy, at th suit of C. B. Willie, for as, A.
' JOHN II ALL, U. 0. Marshal
Marskal's Oft., Aug. il, Un II,
jffr Jm?lV Itlimditi.-mo- V.'W t.i In -wi.uil. r
Ar fiil)Hiwcis. INimIII.mmIii..ii'K'i... r
tJTI uMi. aIHi. Rral " Ii iJ Kcr-r- tjjr
fcl."-e. . r.. raiftnU. O. It tjrv.l .jST
B vV.'iv rn'TiL1 . rti u M-. '(o.. 1
M "V. I iilwtur.li. t' M4 if DrufuU m-4
(.. saai'Ht.$fmfBts...
Great Western Hotel,
Noi. 1311. IJISand ISIS Market Street,
(ircrty ejjeos.s H'aae.esr'e Crana Dpt.)
riiiktlolpllia, rona'tt.
Tox-xaiae, tB.OO per clety.
Tils Hotel is Bear t!i now Puklle Buildings,
new Msionio Temple, V H. Mint, and Aoadain
of Kino Arls. T. W. TltAUCK, Hrop'r.
OraR AM. niour I JylT,'7-l
Sheriff's Sale.
Bv virtue of aundrv writ of Lwi facia la-
ued out er the Court of Cctmnnn Pleae of Clear
fluid county, and to toe directed, iher will h
eipoaed lo public aale, at tb Court llou, in tb
borougo or Clearfield, on
TUuriUay, Hfptembrr IHIh, (TO,
At 1 o'clock P. M., th following deaorlWd real
eitale, to wit :
A certain two-atery frame building ward aa a
hotel, aod known aa tbe "Arlintton Houae." the
main bull 'ing being 60 feet front by 10 feet deep,
with ft back building th abap ot an L attached,
being about 1 feet aquare, wtib lot and eurti'ag
appurlanatit thereto, iltuata tn the borough if
llouisaai, uieerneia Bounty, re,, oounuea oorm
by tlie Madera tirancu Hailroad, and Knwo in
eencre.1 ulan of aaid borouah aa Lot No. JrtS.
ieiaed, laken in execution, aud to be aotd aa the
property of Frederick Wreie.
Alio, a certain lot of ground and ill enrtilage,
and a tfto-alory frame bouae.ailaate in tbo village
of Para Hie, to Lawrence towuahip, CleartielJ
county, Pcnu'a. fronting on th Erie turnpike,
end said buuie bclnt twentv feet front and aii-
tcen feet deep. Seiaed, taken in aiccutlon, arid
to be aoid et lb uroDertr or Atirabam uurier aou
Lewia Carter.
Alao. all lhat oertalo piece or lot of gruuoi
aiiuate In Decatur townihip, CleaiAeld eounty,
Pen n 'a, bounded and dcecribed aa fullowa, to wit :
.Winnlne at a poet on the north aide of town
ibip road leadiug Iron) Oaceule to Jancavllle V4I
feet ia a watern direction from a pnat in a run
(helng a boundary lino between aaid borough and
towuahip); thenoe along townihip road north 79
degree and ii minutea weit 4 2d feet to poat ;
tbenca north Id degree! and 40 minutea eait 420
feettoapoit; thenoe eoulh 29 degree and 14
minutea eaat 420 feet to a Doit : tbenca aouth 10
degree and ii minutea weit 420 feet to place of
beginning, containing lour area, more or lea, an
eleared, witb a frame bouae ono and a nan aroriea
biab aod outbuildiage thereon ereected. Seiifd,
taken in execution, and to be aold aa th properly
ol Janeil rraaier.
Alao, all that certain lot or piece of ground
altuate la North Iloutfdale, C lea i Held cuunty,
Penn'a on Ibe northeaat corner of Scotia Avenue
71 feet, and runnina aouth AS degrcea it HO
feet to Cedar Alley, known aa Lot No. 90 ia tbe
gtneral plan of aaid town, and havlog Inereon
erected a two itory frame bouae and oulbuildlnga.
Baited, taken in execution, and to be aold aa the
property uf Jetnee King.
Alao. all tbat eerlaia piece or parcel of land
itual ia Morrla townabip, Clearfield county, Pa.,
bounded aad deecribed aa follow t beginning
at a auall hem looks throe north li degree eaat
135 percbea lo peat; thence aou lb 87 i degree
eaat 14fl T-10 percbea to a poat theno aouth 14
derrem we-t 135 percbea to poet thaaj
north 07 dearrea weal 146 7-10 percbea
place of beginning, containing on hundred and
twenty thrta (121) acrea and on haul red and
twenty (120 percbea, rearm, however, tbut
piece or parcel of land aold by Iiaao England in
hia 1 1 ret line to tne Auveoi ;nuron. aou oaing
about sixty arrea cleare.1, and a twn-atory dwell
inc honae, barn and other outhuildinra thereon
erected. Beiied, taken in ex cut I en, an 1 to he
lo Id aa the property of John B. Hookenburry and
D, lita bet U llockenuerry.
Alao. all tbat oertilo lot or piece of ground alt
uale ii the borough of Oeceola, bounded and de
eeriked as fnllowi i On the north by lot No- 3M.
on the eaat by Decatur alley, on the eoulh by lot
No. 272, and on th weat by Hlancbard aire1
and known os lot No. 372 in lh general plan of
aaid oorough, bctnr tne aave im conveym io
John Mnaton hy the 1ohann'n Land and Lam
her Compaoy.by Deed dated 19 Muroh, 1S7.I. and
having thereon erected a twn story frunn bou
liable, and other out-bnltdioga. fieii-w), taken
in execution, and to he aold as tbe property ol
Julie iUuiluu.
Alio, a saw mill, situate In Brady townihip
C earfle'4 county. Pa., bounded on all aides hy
I i-ri da formerly owned by Kilhel now Reuben
Moore eonta tnt np at oat ait and taree-tourtn
eorei. the main building being abtut A)x30 feet,
with a wing 40x14 feet, with another win to the
eaat for a boiler and anvise room about 2Hi9 feet.
Seised, taken in execu-tlon, and to be sold a the
properly of Ira Dcwil, owner, or reputed owner
and contractor.
Alio, a eertain I w story frame dwelt in hote
being 20 feet ia length and 21 feel in depth, with
lot and eurtflaga appurtenant thereto, ai'.uat in
the borough of Oaoeola. Clearfield oonnty. Pa.,
bounded aod deaoribed as follow i Beginning
at a orner of property of famea Boras ; thence
along Hale street 60 feel to aa alley thenoe
along said alley tad reel t Hays alley j theno
alone: said alley M feat to property of said Barna :
thence along property of aaid Barna to place of
beginaiog, and known io Int No. 80 in general
plan of said borough. Seiaed, takrn in execution
and to lr sold aa tbe property of Andrew rilUaa
Tiauf of BaLi. Th prlc or ran at which
Lh property shall b struck off must be paid at
tb time of aale, or such i her arrangement
made a will be approved, otherwise the property
will a Immediately put up and sold again at
the expense and risk of ibe peraon to whom it
wa struck off, and who, m case of deficiency at
sucb re-aale, shall mak good the same, aod In
no In a lance will lh Deed be presented in Court
lor conumation nnleas th money ta actually
paw io u oneriB. abuhsjW rainjr4
Baaairr's Orrtcn, I tSborilf.
Clearfield, Pa.. Aug 17, 19:1. J
Sheriff's Sale.
1 Y virtu of sundry write of Pea. AV, issued
I out of the Court ef Common Plena of Clear
field Co., and lo me directed, tbere will be exposed
to public sal, at tb Court HouM,in lh borough
oi iicartieid, oa
Thursday. Hcpu iHlb, INIO,
At 1 o clock, P M , th following deaetibed real
state,
A eertain traet of land altuate in Knot tnaehip
Clearfield county, Pa., in the villawe of New Mill
port, ono home two stories high, with kitchen
aaj two small mops oo aatd lota, with small si a
bla and other out-buildiags. Bounded eaal by
an aitey, wast oy main street, and north by Fox
aod on tbe soath by lot of EJ. Shank. Seised,
taken tn execution, and to be told aa th prop
crty vi vii rim oioppj.
Ala, a piece of Isnd lo Knoi township, con
taining 42 acres, with abrol IS acres eleared and
having thereon erected n small 1 story nlank
honae, small stable, and other out building.
ocixeu, taacn in execution, and to tj aoid a tb
property of D. W. Sloppy.
Also, a certain tract of land aituat in Cheat
tw p., Clearfield Co, Pa., bounded and derortbed
as follows! Beginning at bank of Chest ereeh.
anu running 9i degrees eaat X40 percbea to post ;
theno north 21 decrees eaat t04 perches to aa
aah i theno north 07 i degrees weit li perch ei
to Chest creek thence up aaid creak to plan of
beginning, eonttlning 142 acres and allowance,
with i acre cleared, witb frame house, 1(1x20
feet, with kitchen attached lftx.'l feet, well fin
ished stcre house, 18x20 fret, and larg bank
barn, 4iA0 feet, small orchard, and our-bnildinga
thereon. Seised, taken inexecotion and tub sold
aa th properly of Jobs Snyder,
Alao, a tract or piece of land situate in Bum
fide township, bounded aod deacribed aa follows :
Beginning at ft pin Ire ftt ft earner of John
Troxel'a land; thence by land of Cbrlatopber
noraonugo aoatn n( a agrees eail n pvrchrs io a
poet ; thenc bv other land of tbi aforesaid John
and Jonas Snydrr north 1J desreet east 93 2 10
perches tu post ; tbanee by land of Troxcl the four
lollowlng courses and distances, lo witk South
7&I dereaa west SI perch to pirt, scoth S7i
deereei west 27 perches to a eheotnut tree, aonth
if degree west 21 perches to a pine tree, south
I7i degrees went 60 1 11 percbea to place of be
a Inolng, containing 23 aeias aod 17 perehee and
allowance, annui aorea Cleared, and having a
log hoeie, 10x30 feet, and log barn, I Hi JO ft,
thereon erected.
Also, one other pleet ef land situate la Burnxide
twp , uiearleld county, Penn a, bounded and d
tcribed lollawit Beginning al a black wak t
tnenoe by other landa or aforaaald Snyder aouth
11 degrees west 1 12 perehsa.more or lest, to a chest
nnt; tbene north HRf degrte weal lflt perches,
mora or leaa, to a abeataut t theno aorta H da-
greiait 112perebe, aairo or leas, ta a pest j
thenc aonth s degree east 1A6 percbea to the,
piae ai oegianing, containing lt? acre and per
ooea, mr or laa, baviog thereoa a two -story
frame hoate. 20x24 feat, a lo barn, waron shed.
and other entbnlldlags.wllh aboat 00 acros cleared
aad a good orchard oa tb earn. Seiaed, taken
ia execution and to be cold aa th property of
j on as ana onn onyaeri
Also, a certain traot of land altaaU in Cht
township, Cleaifield eooaty. Pa, boucded and
described ft follows: On lh ast by lands nf
vnariai moor ana jo, nesuver, on tbe tooth
by public road, west by C'hst ereeh, north by
land of Betra Lord, ointaininf 6V acres, with
II acre cleared, and having thereon erected a
larg two. story hous. ti8 fet. well fioisbed
large barn, flOiJO feet, and efflee, 120 feet, one
story h tgh, and other outhoildingi. Seised, taken
In execution and to be sold aa th properly of
am , ouyacr.
Also, a certaio tract of Isnd sltaate la Burnalde
twp., I leer Ac Id count v. Pa, bounded and de
scribed a fol lows : Beginning at a post, earner of
".r(iiyniiiiii IIDS f toeooo SOU IB Fn -
grees rail 106 perehee, mora or less Ibenee by
lands of Israel Korabaugb aonth li degree 101
perenes, more ar less, to place or beginning, con
taining Itu urn and 96 perches, mure or lesa, and
having a frame bous. 29 by 10 feet, log bam, 20
by 10 Teat, aprlnghoas, Ac, thereon erected, with
orchard thereon, about 57 teres being cleared
and under good lmprormnt. Belsel, tskea la
e a ecu t. en and I b sold ai lb property ef Jonas
and John Snyder,
Ala, a eertain trset of Isnd rltut la Chest
townabip, Clearfield county, Pa., oaiaiaing 7
acraa, with about 10 acres cleared, with tram
bow llx.10, and email log barn. Bounded south
by I reel Snyder, KeqH oast by widow Irvla,
north by Frank Kaepp, and weal by Aaron
Patrbio. Bet sed, tehra in axeeution, aod lo be
aold a the property ef William H. Snyder.
AIm, a certain traet of land all eat la Cheat
towashtp, Clearfield oooaly, Popoa , oontalaing
about tbrce-elibtha of an a re. wlih dweUini
knue, store bone, and other ant-buildings there
on erected. Bounded eait by Chesl treak, west
by Jesepb MclCwen, North by aa alley, and Booth
by peaon and Jeteph AlcKwen. Seliad, la sen
in execution, and lb bo aeld a tbe property of
Jacob How land. f r
Al, all of Dafea dent's latereet In a rtai
tract t f 'and fltnal ip Beccari tuwaihtp, Clear-
ft. Id enanlv, Pa , containing 800 acres, more or
has. known as the John SU'df farm, or property.
lUundel mi tbe north by Und ot imuo- neui,
east by Muddy run. south by land of Andrew
fihi.ff, west by lands of Hamuel Hegsrty a I John
McCoy, and having about 00 acre, cleared, and
h.ving thereon erected a two aorv frame bouae,
ge bank barn, and otiierttui-nuiriin.
taken in executloo. and to be sold as l'ie properg
ty of John U. eh. iff.
Alan. eertain treat of land situate 1 0 Bia ly
towRKbip. Clearfield enqntv. Pa., bouiiiod oniha
north and west by Charles Preecntt, houth by
Und of Dunlep heirs, on tbe ast by land of Uab-
rling, containing aS acres. b'm or ,Bf
about 5j ms elesre t. au-l bariog inerwoe cycl
ed s log bona and Ing larn. Seised, taken tn
execution, and to be told as tb property of Wm.
Feeley.
Also, a certain tract of laud situate In Decatur
township, Clearlleld county, Pe bounded and
dree ri bed as follows t Ou the eaat and south by
lands of Jacob Siriner, oo th weal by land
of Enoch Uearharl, aod north by same, oontain
ing 49 acres aM aleared and under cultivation,
boinf underlaid with bitutninoua al, and hav
ing thereon erected a well Auiihed dwelling hone
two atari ei high, large bank barn, aod other out
buildings. Also, one other piece of Und situate tn Boggi
townabip, Clearfield county, Pa., bounded oa th
aal aud aoalh by Morgan A Hall, weil by lend
of John 8 U earl tart, and north bv it me, contain
ing 10" acres, more or leas, wilh 7$ acres eleared,
the whole being underlaid with bituminous ooal
and fire-clay, bearing orchard, and having thero
an erected a log bouse two stories high, tog barn,
and other cut-buildinga. Seised, taken io exe
cution, and to be sold as th property of Jonas
U. Peters.
Alan, a certain lot of ground sitoiile In lluiton
wniliin, C leu r ft eld eouuty, Pa . tn th village if
Pen field, being part of lot No. 27 In tbe plot of
said village, and part of lot donated by II. K.
Hewitt, the whole being iun feet front and MV
feet deep, fronting B south side of Woodward
street- Bounded north by land of F. E. Hewitt,
sua tb and west by Und of II. Woodward, and
orth by land of ijnoric Woodward, and beving
thereon ereclcl a frame building, known as the
U. K. Church. Said church Is 4 j by BO feet, two
stories bitfb. Seised, taken in execution, and to b
sold aa Ue properly of tbe M, K. Church at Pen-
nelii.
Also, a orrUin tract of land situate in II tut on
townrliip, Clearfield county, Pa., bounded and de
scribed as follows. On th ait by land of David
Horn in a, oo tbe weal by land of (Jeorge n ilhaina,
on the aouth by Uod of John DuHuii, aad on the
north by land ot Woodward rmney, contain
lot about two hundred an! nineteen aerea, more
or letta, and having eout sixty aorea cleared and
under cultivation, anj having ineraj n erected
two two-ctory frame dwelling houiea, a frame
barn, and other out-building. Seised, taken in
execution, and to be sold a lh property of John
C. Tyler.
Alao, a eertain tract of land siluatcio Ifuuttdale
borough, Clearfield county, Penn'a, bounded on
th east by Sprue Alley, on lb West by Good
Street, on th North by lot No. 46, and on the
South by Beaver A'lev, and koown in tbe plan of
said borough aa iot No. 4ft, and having i hereon
erected ft' a is frame house, and outbuildings.
Strlaed, taken to execution, and to be aou aa toe
property ot David C. lleoaal.
Alao, throe certain pieces of land situate In Uo
ihen and Mr bant towoablpa, Clearteld county,
Penn'a, bounded aod deeeriued as follows i No 1
beinc 60 aorea of land ih Uoefaen townibip, boun
ded on the eait by land of Benjamin Huackinan
eit bv n tnnry and isaeu hylor, north by Ja
cob U tllhvlm'f eatatc, south hy W. P. Smell, and
navipg auuwJ, ii icr-i uuurr ouiiniuuii. nu.
being three acres of land in "riihein township, be
ing on suulh side of tho toad leading troin U re
bam tun to Jacob Willbeim's.cotnuienoiag at aaid
road running aouth to pine knob corner thence
west to aaid road t ibcm down aaid road to place
f beginning, land beiog a I under eultivation.
rso. a brdng la ac as ot land to uransm ttWDHbip,
bounded as follows i Beginning ait a poat on tbe
run ; th nee west -t2perct.ee io a white oak ; thence
sou:b 112 percbea to a white pine; tbenca eaat 2
perches to a poll ; thence north 21 drgreea eaat
119 6-10 pvr..-ht?ii to a pnat and place ol bi-giboing,
having a bout 0 acres cleared, and having a frame
bouse, 17x310 fee', one and a hall atonea high, a
log barn, and other oulbuildmga thereon ercted.
Seiftd, taken in execution, and to bv aold a tbe
pnpoil nf W. 11. Wilihelm
Also, a certain tract cf lend eituate in litccatia
townihip, CIvHrticM county, Penn'a, bounded aod
and described as lolluwa : Beginning at a wbite
oak ; thence ty !ti.d ul Jwbu kiiird worth 44 de
grees west 110 purcb.ee to post; thsno south 44
degrees west 7 perches lo ft post ; I hence north
46 degrees east 70 peiches, containing 60 acre,
more ur Us, witb abuut 40 acrea eiearvd, aud
baviog thereon erected a hewed lg honie and lug
barn, and uultiutldiugs. B vised, taken tu execu
tion, and to be sold as lh property ol D. V. Den
sal and Samuel Dujo.
Taawa or SALa, lb price or sum at which
th property sbaii be struck ofl oiual be paid at
tlio tint of aai, or uco oiber arrabgeweuu
wade aa will be appro ed, otberwia tn proper
ty will bo immediately put np and aoi-1 again at
Uie expense aud risk ol tbe person lu wowui it
was siruot oil, aud who, tn ou tt delioieauy at
auft re-anle, anail make good uie aawe, and tb
aw inatane will th Deed be preeeulvd lu Court
lor ewuuroaauuB ualee tne mwney is auiualiy
paid l tue oueriff. AAittfcW ft'AA lit, Jr.
fianurr'a urrica, I bunfi.
C I ear h eta, Ifa., Aug. if, 1 67 V.
Sheriffs Sale.
virtu of writ ot V. '.. lamed
IT..
out ol lb Court ol Common Pleas of Clear-
utti tuumy, aud to m directed, mere will be
exposed to fOlitlO BALI., at tbe Court Uouse,
in tb buruugii ut Clear held, oa
Tburwtay, September IMth, iH7t,
At 1 o'clock, p. M., the following deicribed real
estate, to wit.
The following real ostat situate In Jordan
township, Clearfield eooaty, Paso'a, via: A
certaio farm or tract of land bounded on tha east
by 'ande of Hubert Ilea and Jamea Hea, south by
land of John and Arcky Wltherow, on the weat
by lands of Henry Wit hem w, deceased, and on
the north by land of Joseph Uilligao, Including
let acres and 78 percbea, as contained ia Deed of
Bank ef North Amenoa io Kobert Johnson, and
alao 14 aero alter ward purobaied from tha aama
panic adjolniog lh aatue tract, containing in all
Vli acres, more or lea, and having erected there
on n large tram houe IHxSO feet, two stories
high, a large bank barn, wagon abed, orn onb
and other outbuildings. About 86 acraa ef the
land is eleared and io a good atata of fultiration,
with ft good bearing orchard thereon.
Alao, the following described property of W a.
A. Head, siloata in tawrenoe townabip, Clearfield
county, P., bounded aod described as follows :
On tbe east by Und of Kliaa Bead eL al. soalb
by land of Wm. S pack man, weat by land of Wm.
Spaokman and turnpike, north by land of Milea
Head, containing 82 aorea, moro or Iras, with
about 06 aorea eleared, and having thereon erect
ed a two-story fraui hous with aitcheu attaoh
ed, larg frame bank barn, and other out-building.
Also, another piece of laud situate ia Lawrene
township, Civet A -ld county, Pa., bounded and
deacribed a fulluwe: But by land of Robert
Porter, south by land of K regie A Mullen, west
by land of Wis. Mc Crack en, north by land of
ltoberl Porter, containing 64 aerea, more or lets,
unimproved, and having thereon erected a saw
mill aod sm4ll dwelling house and sta'de. Ssiaed,
taken in execution, and to be sold as the nroner-
ty of Wm. A. Head.
Also, all that certain pleae or trot of land eit
uate tn Peon townapip, Clearfield county. Pa ,
bounded and dsKiiUed as follows: Beginning at
a suaar corner of tract N. M1.-1 and 6V6J, thence
south 160 perches to a post; ibenee west 121
percbea to a port corner of Kicturd Danver, Jr.'s
land; thence by said Danrn'a Und, norib 146
five-tenth perohea to n poet on lino of Fox A
iUberta' land ; thenoe by eume east 121 perchea
lo pUoe ol begianing, containing U6aem, more
or lcii, witb about I'O arrea cleared, and hiving
thereon erected a anull log bouae, tbia being th
n- piece ot land whiuh Wm fiigUr and wife
convened tu John Clark by Deed bearing data
the Slit day ot December, 1876, and reooidt d in
Deed Book No. , pa.. loft. Seised, taken in
execution, aud lo bo aul.l aa tb property of Julia
Clark. 1 r '
Also, all tbe d ft-odanl'a Int-reit, being Ihe un
divided one hair, of that eertain tract or piece of
land situate lu Brady town-hip, Cloarfield coun
ty, Pa., bounded and drMribed aa follows t Pa
ginning at n hemlock eorner at tin of traet No.
301,1, tbenoo wst by aaid tract about 1.16 perches
to Henry Korb'a land ; thenoe by earns -utb
about 1.10 perches) tbioec eaC IU perch to a
poat on line of tract No 6062; thenoe along aaid
tract aorth about ISO percbea to place or begia
ning, contain ng 121 acra,moro or lees, with about
06 acre cleared, and having theroon rotd a
frame bouse 10x28 feet, two a to-lee high, a log
barn, and other out buildings, this being the same
land which Adam Wieegarbcr conveyed to John
Clark and William Clark by Deed bearing dau
tb IVtb day of May, 1071, aad recorded in Deed
Booh Re. 4, page 4. Belied, taken tn execution,
and to be aold aa tb proporty of John Clark.
Alao, Ihe following real estate ait a at In Cheat
township, Clearfield county, Pa , bounded and
described a folloaat Beginning at a whitooak
corner (down), thenc aouih 874 degree it )S
prche to Cheat creek j thenc along aaid creek
aouth 9 degree west 13 aix-tanth perohe ; thane
aouth 01 degree ly perches; thence south
30 degrees west 18 perches ; theno aouth XI de
grees west 86 perobes ( thenoe south degrees IS
perches j thenoe north 874 degrees west 74 perchea
te stone eorner ; theno north II degrees cast 1 01
perchea to a whit oak and plan or beginning
containing f0 acres aad l;(S p Arches, more o
lesa, with about 40 acres ftleared, and having
thereoa erected a frame house, two stories high
frame barn, and other cut buildings. Seised.'
tkn In execution, and to boid a in property
of Lydia N.fl aad J. U. Naff. prop.ny
Alao, lh following real eat ate ail ate In Oor
Ingtoa townabip, Clearfield oonnty, Pa , bounded
and deicribed a follows t On the east by land of
Fred Sohnarra, aa the weal by land of Karthaus
b.ira, on iho north by land of F. Sohnarra, on
Ihs sonth by turnpike leading to Karthaus bridge,
containing on acre, mure or les, all oleared, aad
having theroon erected ft I ft atory fraaa bouia
blacksmith shap, stable, aad other out buildings!
Seised, taken in execution, and lo b aold as the
property of Thomas Maurer.
Also, th following described ml ettate of tb
defendant situate lu Karlhau township. Clar.
field county, Pa , bounded on th east by land of
H ml tne. soath bv Dahlia m. .... . i.j
Heary Hitter, north by Und of Kartbaua heirs.
oeotainlBg 10 acre w.ih about T acre a I. a red
Bad naviag thereon erected ft 31 story frame
mbn, a .mail rram .Uble, sod ther out-build-lags.
Belsed, taken in ei.tu. ...i i u
a the property efJvka Blamer.
Also, the followlaw real ...... -i
tlllftg. of Franklin: Ball towa.hi cwV.M
eowty.Pa. Tw tow. lt frw.t0g 1101? on
of , Meheley, bonndetf ast hy Hirer ttreaL i
txc Aflvfrtljscmfnts.
south by an alley, wct by land of It. Mehaffiy
and north by land of K. Mebafoy, and bavi '
thereon rreotod a twa itory fiame hoae, milk
kltclien altarhcd, writ finished, frame stab! j
other outbuildings. '
Alan, another piece of Und sltuat in Bsll
townchip, bounded iSt by Cheat creek, north by
Susquehanna river, weat and soot h by land ef p
U. Miller, oootiiaiug I acres, mora r leu, all
cleared, aod no biildiugi, '
Also, the half interest in the following dooiribel
travl of laud situate In Bell townihip, oq l.or,i
rua, bouodid on the eait by Und uf Defendant
aoutb b laud ol It. ftud Jaioes Malniffey, west by
IBUU ." T" norm iy UnA
Bll and Irvio, eoaleming 4H0 asres, more or Utr
all wood Land.
Also, another tract of land situate ia fun
bounded and described as loll.iws : Ki! by Und'
ol It. O. Tltowpsou, south bv land ol MM)e and
nenaney, west oy tan i wi b.ituani Mebiffe?
north by land of Bell and Imu, Cjattioinc
4l0 acre, mere or lata, wi;b about 76 earn
elo-ired uud under imprwetueut the balance ia
limber Und with various kindaof Uiurer, having
thereoo eruoted a log bme and log atible.
Svtsed, taken in executloo and to b sold aa the'
property of David W, Logaa.
Also, a eertain traot uf land situate In Karthaus
township, Clearfield county, Pa , beginuma; at a
biokury corner, witnessed by hickory sapling and
ok stump ; thenc sonth by land ol Jauis PrLe
abeul 60 perches lo a pine marked for a corner ;
thenoe weat by said Price's land and land of J A.
H. Uillilaud perches ti J. 4 H (iuliUnd's
line; tbtno north by said laud about 60 perches
to lino of land of Hiram Bumgardner ; ibeaee by
said land and laud of James tsila - perchea
t bickorjr and place of beginning, coataininx ll'O
acres, and being part of Warranu Nos. luji an I
.140-1, and having about 60 acres oleared aad un
der improvement, ui having thereon ere Hod a
frame bouse, twu stories high, barn, and other
outbuildings. Seised, taken in execution sni to
be sold as tbe property of John B. Michaels
Alio, the following real citato situ in Chert
towntbip. Clearfield county, Pa confining 221
srref, net measure, with abunt 20 sere ek-arvd.
bounded eeit by land of Jonathan P. Fry, soath
by laud of Jutvs McEwen, wert by land of Usury
Wet lover, north by land of Daniel Carson and
John Hlppa, and having tbereoa erected a larg
frame bouse, two stories hih. ftome barn and
other otitbui'dinga. Seisod, taken in execution
and to be ald as ibe properly of Wm. Wettovcr.
Also, tbo fallowing dcaorilJ real ait its sita
ate in Woodward township, Clearfield county.
Pa., bounded on tbe enst and south hy land of
John F. Beta, wait hy land f John M. Chase,
and norib by land of Jamea Alexander, contain
ing 60 aerea, more or leas, With about 2j acres
cleared, and having tbereoa erected a log bouie
juo stury high, and a log barn. SeUud, taken
in execution, and lo be sold as the property of
(ieorge flookcnbury, and David 0. Uen-al terra
tenant.
Also, one town lot In the vilage of Anminviile,
Jordan townihip, Clearfield ooonty.PeaosjIvania,
bounded and deicribed a follows, to wit : Basin
ning at ibe southwest eorner of Henry and Cath
erine street 1 1 thence south 41 weat 200 fet v an
alley; ibenee by said alley 00 feet to ths comer
of lot No. 2 1 theno by th lin of said lot
north 40 asst to Catharine street; thence by
Catharine street 00 fest to the place of beginning,
being lot known aa No. 31 in the plan of the vil
lage of Acannville, having thereon erected a large
grai.i house, witb Pairbauks' scales attached. Th
building is 21x33, frame, two stories high, with
corn cribs attached to IL
Alao, ono other lot of ground la th village of
Aniot-.ville, Clearfield county. Pa., bounded aod
described as follows: Beginning at the earner of
Henry and Catharine at reel lo and vnlngs;
thenc north 41 eaat on Catharine street 2)10 leet
to an alley ; thence hy aaid alley north 4V west ftO
feet to tbe comer of lot No. I; thence by the line
of aaid lot sout b 40 west 200 feet to Henry street ;
thenne bv said street to place nf beginning, being
lot No, I la tbo plan of said village, having there
on ere ted a two story frame bouse about 24t44
feet, with kitchen attar-bed, a stable and other
outbuildings.
Alia, one other lot In tbe village of Aninville ,
Jordan townabip, county sod Srete af reld.
bounded aud described aa follows : Brgionlng at
the corner of an alley and Catharine street;
thence along Ihe alley to lot of Henry Swan;
thence along the line ef Swan's lot to tin of
Thomas Strang's land to Catharine street ; thenea
abiec Csthaiine street to the plare nf beginning,
and bavingtberenn erected a frame stable. Seised,
taken tn execution and tn he mid as ibe property
of John C. Johnson and David Johnson.
Alio, the following property aitusts in Barn-
:do town CKi field euuuly, I'a., bounded
eait hy land of Thomas Miicheli, aoulh by Isnd
of Riddle, wist by land of Burgman estate, north
by Und or Jraie llutlon, containing 210 Bern,
mme or Ifia, wiih about 90 aerea cleared and
under improvement, and having ihereon erected
a two-itory frame, home large hank barn and
other neceiiary outbuildings, wilh orchard and
good well of water.
Also, another traet of land situate ia Burnside
townihln, Clearfield county, Pa., bounded on tb
eaat by land of Defendant , aouth by land of Wm.
Kuntx. weat by land of Campbell, north hy
land of Defendant, oontalaing M7 acres, more or
leas, witb about 87 acraa cleared, and having a
two-story fram bmiia, log bare and outbuildings
thrreon erected. Seised, taken In execution and
io be sold as th property of Marrloa liocken
berry.
Mao, tbe following deacribed real eaUte altuate
in Burnalde borough, Clearfield county, Penn'a,
fronting 00 feet on Main atraet,and mooing biok
100 feet to an alley, bounded north by lot of Id.
Pftlchin, aoutb by lot of V. Tonkins, weat by
Male atret, eaat by an ftlly, and having thereon
reeled a twotory fram dwelling bouse and
outbuildings.
Alia, another lot fronting "1 feet on Pin
street and running I eei 10 feet to an alley,
bouudfd east by Pin street, wett by an allay,
north and south by UnJ of V. Tonkins, and hav
ing thereon erected an old stable and abed, known
in general plan of said borough of Burmide, as
lot No. 118. Seiaed. taken In execution and to
be sold as the property of A. II. Shatter.
Alio, a oertatn lot or piece of ground in th
village of Lutboraburg. Brady township, Clear
field county, Pa., bounded and described aa fol
lows: On tbe east hy land of Jerusla Irvio, on
tbo weat by a private a'ley,oa tho aorth by lai.d
of Wm K. Irvin, and on tha south hy public
road, being AO feet front on publi road and ran
ning bach 100 feet, and having thereon erected a
large dwelling hous with otfia attached, a large
stable, to hous, and other outbuildings, beiug
the same lot which B. I. kirk and wife eunveved
to W. A. Means, by Ded dated March I lib, 1871,
and recorded in Deed Uook No. I, page 49.
Seised, taken la oxeoutioa and to b sold a the
property of W. A. Means.
Ato, the following real atat situate In llouts
dale, Clearfield oonnty. Pa,, fronting 41 feet,
mora or leas, on Uannah street, and running back
160 feet to an alley, being part of lot No. 14 in
general plan of said borough, aod having there
erected a two-atory frama.boua, naed aa a hotel,
with stable, lc house aod coal bouae. Seised,
taken in execution and to bo sold as ibe property
ef M. W. Kluuk.
Alio, tho following real estate situate In Karl
baus towubip,Cleerlield county, Pa .boanded and
dcecribed aa follews ; Kast by public rod, aouth
by land of I. 0. McClotky, wast by tame, north
by land or David Price, oonUiomg 26 acros, moro
or less, all cleared, and having thereon erected
a two-story fram bouse, frame barn and out
buildings. Seised, taken In execution and lo be
sold as tb property of Solomon Stronp,
Also, a certaio tmnt or piece of land in Bandy
township, CI earn old county, Penn'a, b-iaodcd oa
tbe eart by land sold to Henry Shaffer by the
Defi-ndant, on the west by Und of Oabi Hohcr
ling, on tha south by land or An Irew Smith, and
no ib north p.irtly hy laid of Tb is. Wayne and
partly by land aold by Deictidant, to Dvi I
Shaffer, containing about 100ree, with aheut60
acres cleared, ad having i hereon erected a dwelling
house, barn, and other outbuild. ae;.. Suited, Uk
n In execntion, and to be aold aatbe property of
Jamea A. Dixon.
Alan, the following real ettate sit i ite In Pike
twp., Cli-arficld eouatv, Penn'a, bounded and de-M-ribed
aa Mtuwa : Oa the eaat hy land of Wm.
Bloom, noiith hy land of M. Mo'' tnr, wert by
land ef Jamei Smith, and north by Und of K. A.
Irvin, containing 79 acres, mora or less, with
about 00 acres eleared and under Improvement,
and having thereon reeled a Ing barn and out
building! (dnelltug home burned).
Alao, another piece of land situate ift tbe bor
ouirh of Curwenaville, ou Ibe nonhweat aide of
Stat street, and ha wn tn the general plun of
aaid bougb as Ut No. 17. No hhitdiaga.
Also, another lot of ground tl'uated la Cur-wen-vllle,Ciearfield
enunty, Penn'a, ea th north
wert aids of Slats street, and koown In plan of
said borough aa Lot No. M, and having thereon
erected n large two-atory frame dwelling homo,
stable, and other oulboildings. Seiaed, taken tu
execution , and to b mid a i he property or Tor
ac Clark.
Alio, the following describe! real estate aituat
lo Ueeearia township, Clearfield eonntr, Pa., and
described as follows i Kast by land of Burk' .
tele, weat by Clearfield creek, aouth by land of
Jacob Npingle, north hy laod of John Ligbtnrr,
recrving ail the enal and other minerals, wilh
right to rem v lh same, ooataioing 69 acre,
mure or less, with about thirty acres eleared, and
thereoo erected a fram bona two stories high, a
barn, and other out-buildlnga.
Also, another piece of land aituat la Beeearia
township, ClearAclJ oonnty, Pa, deeetihed a
follow i West by road leading from tllen Hop
to Itocoarla Mills, soath bv land of 11. B Wright,
north by land of Nutter, Rom.ry A Co., east by
Clearfield creek, containing on and oot-fuartft
aerea.
Also, a lot or gronnd situate In Mnnladale bor
ough, Clearfield eouhly, Pa , fronting 60 feet oa
"ood street and running back lbO feet t Pia
alley, and known lo plan of said borough as lot
No. 308, and having thereon erected ft tram
bona one and n hall story high, aad other out
buildings. All the defendant's Interest and proporty In aod
lu all th enal and other minerals with rifOt I
remove tbe earn by an a.-tiel of agreement with
Aaron 1-jle in the following tract ol land situat
ia Ueocaria lowaship, Clearfield county, penn'a.
bounded en tha aat and north hy land of Simp
aou, Hopkiti A Wallers, auuth by land of J. Sny
der, west by laud of Christ Coon, eaaleintng 211
acres and ailowanc
A Is, all the defendant's latarsit and claim Ib
and to all tho ooal aad ether minerals wtth right
to remove Ibe saw by article of agreement with
Thomas li op kins ta tbe following traei of land
iltoato in Beccaria township, ClrarfiHd eoualy,
Pa. Bounded eaat by land of Jests billoe, wt
by land or He-etly, north hy land or Dillon, and
acuta by lead of Samuel Hegarty, eoateiaiag 9
acre and allowance. 8ild, takea ta tca
tion, and to bo old aa th property of W. W.
Mayes.
Tanas op Rai.u -Tb prlc or mm at wbieh
tha pmparty shall be atra k off must b paid at
the time of aale, or such other arrangementa ad
ai will bo approved, otherwise th property will
be immediately pal up nnd aold acain at the oi
poBa and riik of tho person to whom it
stmek off, and who, In aas of deficiency at aah
re eale, shall make rood lb tarn, and la
Instance will tb Deed be prntd la Court ff
eonfiraaetton uloai tb money U aotoaHy Pd -0
Ibe Sheriff. ANDKMT Pltm.Jr-,
Baantrr'i Omen, I Sheriff
Clearfield, Pa., Aeg. IT, l7ff.
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