THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WfjoNKSDAY MORNING, At'G. JT. 1179.
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KELKilOim NOT1CEH.
Methodist F.pUeopal liMrch Rt. J. 8.
UiMrRiAT, Pelor. Service erery Sabbath
lOtA.M., and 7 P. M.
Ubbith School at B A. M.
praver Meeting Tery Wed net lay, at 74 P. If.
Onio union Service, flnt Habbaih of every
.onth.al l4 A. M.
It rat Clearfleld M. IS, ChurrhRev
W. r'rnTf WILMS, Pastor. Preach i of every
alternate Sunday, at S o'clock, P. M. Sunday
School at Sit P. M". All ara invited to attend.
Pr?ib)terUn Church Rer. H. 8. Bctlub,
Babbaih lerrioei morning and evening Bab
bath School at I P. M. Prayer Meeting Wedne.
day vning.
Baptist Church. Rev. J. A. Ali-uud, Ps
lor. Service every Sebhalb taoroing and renin;,
aftorusiiog, at 101 o'clock A. If., and 7ft P. M.
Saiibeih School at P.M. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evAilng.
nt. Franc le Church Catholic Rt. P
J.SaimnAW. Preohingat 104 o'clock, A. M., ba
the first, third and fourth Sunday a of each month;;
Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
t 7 o'clock, P. M. Hundny School every Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. j
Till Or lOLBIJtO QlUBTIB IBMIOMI CO (TUT.
Pecond Monday of January. j
Third Monday of Maroh. ,
Pint Monday ef June,
Fourth Monday of September. b
rim or oldijio oottuot rtui.
Pint Monday of Jnne.
i-eeond Monday of November.
ruauo omcani.
prttidtnt Jicye lion. Charltt A. Mayer, ef
Look Haven .
Anitiani Lew urfoe Hon. Joh H. Orrll, ef
ItellflfoDte.
Atwintt Judge Abram Ogden, Clearfield)
Vlneent U. Holt. Clearfield.
Protkonotary Kli Bloom.
Riyittor and RtcordtrL. J. Morgan.
JJittritt Alo-ruey Wm. M. MoCoJlough.
Treasurer-- Philip Dott.
Andrew Pentl, Jr.
Ifepary Sheriff Cbrtat. J. Keaggy, Clearfield.
Coaefy tfarreyor Samutl P. MeClotkuy, Cur
eniTllle.
County CeMMfeefaiwra C. W. Kyler. Graham
ton P. 0.; Blah Johnston, Oram plan Willi P. 0.;
Juhn Norrit, Br., Curwenevllle.
Vounty Auditor William V. Wright, Clear
field: Joseph Gilliland, Three Buna; J.B. Nor
ris, Wood !ud.
Count Coroner J. B. JftiT, New Washington.
Jury Conminio Dr. Jamea P. Burth field,
Clearficd, Joseph Alrtander, Madera.
Superintendent of Public School "SI. L. Mo
tjuown, Clearfield.
SmUrof Weighted- Menturee JSf W.Cr.il,
offioe at Luthprnburg Pa,
Aeian'M Public John W. Wrigley, Win. Rn
dlnuph, Cyrus Gordon, Clearfield; Joseph K.
Irwin, N- E. Arnold, Curwensvill , J. A. Living
stone, DuBolo City.
4nr Special ooluum ia dacldcdly intaraatiog to
a local poiot of view, and prolilabl. rMiding to
vutii'l.if wbo woot to aa.a muoy.
VEX, (IP t'OI'IIKK I
"Will jou.taka wli.at,oaU or eurn for luh
icriptiuB 1" W. ara often ioquirod of io tbii way
ky Iftter from patron wbo ntid at a diitanco
from Clearfield. Wo ajiln y yea. Tho rccolpll
of a r..pomlbl merchant or mill owner in tba
vicinity, will aniwer aa Juit al well aa tb. ea.h.
To illlualratai If any of oor patroni will deliver
ui a bug of (rain at th. mill of Joaeph II. Dretb,
In Cbeit townihip, Horace Patebia, in Bnrniide,
Tboma II. Forcey, Ib Orakara, Win. Porter or
Sbaw'i, In Lawrence, or Brown A Beyler'l, at
ltocktnn, Untoa townikip, and forward their
receipt, for the amount, we will eredit them oa
their aoeoant for th. tame. Ib thli way all may
loon pay what they owe, If they will purlue thli
eonrta.
Our borough schools bogin on Mon
day, Baptcmber loth.
At Moorc'a yon can trade more satis
factory than anywhere .lie In town, au, Jll-41
Are you regintercd 7 Tho 4lh cf
Vrplember II ine lall aay. iron e prvor.iiy...
SUin'fl good boots aa low as 82.00 nt
Moora'i, in the Opera llooie. au, !0.4t
1'ostuiro stamp mucilugo is mule of
zoa. aixTrioe, i oa. o.ire hi., v -ilcohol.
"Sellers' Liver 1'ills" never fail to
care blllouin.il, indigeillon, or keadaebo. BolJ
by all druggiiti.
. Mi m
Karmors, you can trado at Moore's
lo a better advantage than anywhere alee la the
eoonty. ng-Ml
ISM I ' '
Three hnndrcti and fifty tents are
ereupiad at th. W.ya. Slatloa Camp meeting
which eommeoced lait week.
BaoCJioorapht. Tbo Wayne Sta-
tloB OimpBaetlog, Clcarflald aoanly, will opea
to morrow. ffcrrirferi nun uf.
Our friend W. R ltoeJ , of Lawrence
tewmbip, will aee.pt tne luaoai wi u ""rv"-'
ci ol boyi, for a beikel af luoloua purl.
. M . i
"Tbcy cannot all lie," was tho ob
r a., wlill. readinl Ib. .ndllll teili
onlali to "Dr. Liodiay'l Blood Searcher" It l
inrallible.
T-k. a f Hill, ftfihia tilftre. deliv-
AJl. v - j
i .jMa. .t th. Children'! meeting, at
Newloa Hamilton Camp.oKetlag, oa Tueiday of
lalt week.
I!ev. H. C. I'alierson, of tho Senior
Clui .r Dtckinion Colleie, Carllil., will preacn
In tba Cl.arCeld M. K. Cbarcb lot Dr. UcMurray
neltHatibath, b th morning and evening.
.Sheriff Penis advertises a number
of propertiei in tbii lue, t wblcb we call the at-
teMioa 01 thoie lolereit.d. Fal. to tae puceoo
Thnnday. September H'b, at I o'olock P. M.
IUroism 8omo local lellow in one
af our eiebangel.wbo knowi all aboot ll, laji:
nr.ui named at tb. Rubicon aod then paiaad
ob. That ll what a girl never dooi bifore aa ioe
ercem laloon."
The rain It'll almost without inter
million en Monday lait, and a portion or Mon
day alibi, and ta eoBMquenee tbaraof Ibare ll at
tb.i writing (Tua.day moraing) a imall riltlog
flood la Ihe rirer.
The third gamo ul base ball between
the New a.hmgion and PuniiotaaBey Clohi
woapl.yed at Burmld., tb ie eouoly, oa Tuwday
ef la.t week, reialllog la a victory for the
Pani'iy boya. Beorei Panllul.wney, IS I Hiw
VTaabingtnn, II.
"There ought to be lots of bliss in
tbii place, lor ilal eeiUlaly ! a larfell el
ianoranca." Bitltr.
There li a Blue mootb'a opinion, anyhow. Why
don't yon move la Bolton, where everybody ta
marl, and grew ap with lb. placer
John Hull, V. 8. Marshal, will oflur
at pallia tale aer.ral valuable Irerte of lead,
kick are adrerllted la anolber loloma ander
the bead er "Marrbal f Bale," at Hi oBea, la
Pilllbur,k, oa Tueiday, September JOlb, all
o'clock. We rerer oar readirl la the ndverllee
meat ror deieriplioB and further particalari.
NewJsit1'buii'M Wihi. Physi-
riaoi Hale that the Port Wlnoi tbal took the
piemium el tbe Ceateanlal, produced and al.rad
forialoby Mr. Alfred Hpeer, of Mew JerMy.are
i.e. tba' can ke lately aaeJ for medielnnl par-
k.i. hnM m.r,A tram tfttt mwlieSllon, .ad
are mora reliable Ibea ether Pott lam. Por
ale ky K. W. Urab.ea, dragglel, Cleeine d.ra.
a
ti c t.. hmm nut un a new
iiniiv kiiiyui.-. i"- - I
lo, al b'u wa make, which le a aoveliy la Hi
ia builoail ia tbii mclloB. Il readl three dif
teiial aayi. Aiyoa approach II rrem tbe eaat
It read! "Tebaeeo aad Cigara i" Irom the wet,
"Cigari and Tobacoa )" ana anecuy n..,
i-li.r.. u....'. Hh.ln. ..4 liairewttlof Ba-
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Lu.. 1 ii . uj l. . i.b . k .H I. th. tebaeeo
kaii nan, and la eooneelioo with barberlog, be
III beep a Cnl oln itoek or tobacee aaa
"Hop." Ai). Tho Lock Haven
eorreindent alike WlllamiBarl lailelt. elalai
ll la Ibii way "Mr. A. C. MopUae-wlla tbe
leepUoa al 8. Weed. Caldwetl-wba ll la big
lr anything bal a Slate il the ealy Oreaaback.r
I.e. i n. . . .k . a,vhere for a
ri. u.n ROW. II 1. wrmi
Ice-Pre.ld.at er private for i party, aad, as a
last rtsert, will proba.llyUaa w
OeieUe. u., .ule. A. J. lis ear ba If aWae
Hae Jlsi Oit tefonaed and R;adrs left Ike
Dr. II. F. Beam. Chronic Disease
Pbysieien, CurwensTille, Pa. Jv."Ti.tf.
e .
Blnnk Books and til kind, of ,ta-
ll..rj, lb. ehup.it li. Job, A. Slook'i, Try
FniOHTKUL. Just beforo going to
(rut la.ra kj t Ul.jnm, ! lo sral.il. of
hit, Ibit CbirlM Munab.r, a ForiMr rtiidml f
ikil pl.t., but low of North C.rello.. bid both
; U. rat of by . lral.r m o Moodi; U.t.
For diminished vitality, norvorwneiM,
Baoul ihuiiloo, otlo.rj diiif altiM, r eoa
plilDt, lnl.om.lloa of kldo.jri and f.ai.l. ink.
I.H, Barmmt ba Bo taoal u a nro. Tat lalo
by drujtliu ia Cl.irO.ld, aod Jo.. Stjl.r goa,
LutbK.borf. ao.J7-Jt
The Biht. Sir. Samaot Brown, of
Lowrooe. towmhlp, boi ibuia u. th flo.it
peeiatcB of plaai and fiM a. ba...T.r Mea.
ror aad floor Ib.j will W bard to .io.I ;
aod ama( th.ai ai a pair of twlaa two lar(.
plomi oa oa. it.Bi, jolaed aad roa to, ith.r,
but othtrwlia dlitlBet aad oonplota.
Sco woman on borouback inanolhor
eoluaiB, ridir, i..r Epair'l Vin.y.rdi, with a
boBeh of OrapM froai wblcb BpMr'l Fort Orapo
Wia. li nada, tb.t ii to bif bly utMrnod by tk.
Biblical profoiiloa ror tb. aaa of loralidi, w.akly
porioni .ad tki a,.d. Bold ky K. W. Urakam,
Uroit, Clr.ri.ld, I'a. Jly-H ",t U.
m . mt
Sam'b Brick. Mr. Samuel Bell,
of Writ Clearfi.ld, oa. of our k.it aad molt io
duitrlnui BtMbaolea brlnblayar and maioa bai
fDjtagcd la tk. bufia.u of burolog brick, alio.
Hit ipMim.Bi loft at our offie. ar truly ''ipoel.
Bien brioki," and h. h.i thouiaadi of tb.n for
lile. Tboif In Ittd or brick cob .t Ibea from
Ur. Bill .t reaionibla r.tci.
m
List of letlors rcniainini; unclaimed
i a tb. Poolofflo at 01.arB.ld, for the w.ak .ndin,
Augolt J5, IB7 :
Mill Haiti. F.rguion, Jau.a Ho11.nb.ck,
Tbonai H.pburo, Alic Moore, loo. V. g.oier,
Sank 8cbl.ll, Vtary B. Emitb.
P. A. 0AULI.V, P. M.
Hun. George A. Jonks and Hun.
Robt. J. Nieholsoa, bath of Brookrille, were
guests at the Shaw House last WedoesJay night.
Tbey left fur home by way of Pen field on Thurs
day morning. Mr. Mieboleon iaa nteieber of the
Legislature, tepreeentiog the interest of the pee.
pie of Jefferson county In thai Institution, and he
Is a good Dcinoorat at that.
To Pat Up. It will be observed by
a notlee in ear adrertiiiag eolumas. that tbe
County CommitWners are determined to sake
the (.Id Co I It o tor l ef County and State tales pay
up. Tbe Hoard has embodied Treasurer Dolts
to proceed at once against all tbe delinquent Col
looters. We understand that a majority Of tho
Collectors of 1879, are paying np handsomely,
but tbe old ones are far la arrears.
Clem field is to have tbe largest tan
nery In tbe State. Bui it needn't snap its eras
at Bellefonte. We've got a spring do wo here that
wouldn't wap for that tannery and your old
towa thrown in. liillfontt IttpubUea.
"Now, just jou look a Ice tie out," Curwenirllle
oipltallsts wilt be after that rpring; and tbe first
thing yoa know It will be locatvd about Bfty
miles Writ. You bad better krep quiet if you
don't ao t to lose your spring.
Our readera wbo have daughters to
educate, aod who desire lor them a really first
dlass school, will do well to send to Iter. I. 0.
Pershing, I). D., Pittsburgh, Pan for catalogue
of (be Pituburgh Female College. It bas elegant
buUdingR, nine department, twenty. three teach
ers, and offers rareailran'egei In Mutie, Drawing,
Paiallog, Elocution, Modern Languages, An.
Tbe charges are rery moderate. Fill term opens
6citembrtd.
Our Next Fair. Iu a few weeks
we will again publiih tbe Premium List of tbo
Clearfield Cooory Agricultural Society, and our
readers are requeued to give tt careful and earn
est study. Liberal premiums are offered, aod
arrangements will be made by which a large at
tendance Irom all aver Ihe tountry will be secured.
Let our eitlsena, therefore, one and all, unite en
ergetically In making the eon leg Fair the best by
far that was ever held in Clearfield county.
skTi B-ttll ' -
Fiur Curwunsville underwent tbe
eiottement of a fire, about 10 o'rlock.on last
SatnrJay night. Tbe angina home at the plan
ning mill was burned) but tbe mill was saved.
The cause of tbe fire Is unknown. The Si press
train whittle, with that of th tannery, made
considerable music, and aauaoi a number ef per
sons In this place to start for Curvensrille; but
meetiog others coming do-n they learned that
tbe fire was eitlnguished and returned home,
We did not learn the probable damage
A Motuir Gone. Lawrence town
ship has lost one of iu oldest and most respected
inhabitants. Sarah wife of James Dougherty
departed this life on Wednesday of last week,
the 2th Inst., In her fith year. Tbe husband,
whole nearly the sane age, aod a large family
surriva her. Mr. Dngberty and his wife were
natives of Donegal, Ireland, and emigrated to the
United States la 191?, settling near Cbester.Ta.,
and thirteen years after removed to Clearfield
county, where tbe family still reside.
School Hooks. Tbe Lawrence town
ship 8ekol Directors bare adopted Cupy Books,
old by John A. Stock, ClearBeld, Pa., owing to
their ehrepoesa and good qualities, and wa re
commend them to teachers and scholars through
out said township.
PMfiL M. Row Lt, R Boca,
Wilham Or ah am, MiLaa Rein.
L M. U nt.cn, ' J. L. Uoreliii.
Directors.
IMunty ol cider and good warm
stoves are enough to keep our tamer frieads
happy throughout a long, eold Winter. We tall
the attention of our readera ta tbe advertisement
ef the ClearnelJ Co operative Agency In this Is
sue. This Agency la a friend ta tba farmers and
a great benefit to tbe country at large. They will
furnish any kind of an article from woodeo
1 tool h-pick to a lire elephant, and especially older
mills, stoves, stump pullers, wagons, etc., ite.
Call al the "Old Western Hotel." building, and
inquire for yourselves.
eana anaa
Cant Hookh. It will bo observed
ibat cur ei.lerpr.iing townsman, Mr. Ksnnard. Is
still on top in tbe cant hook line, aa the following
order from tbe for Haute will indicate;
Omi-a or A. L A A. M. Aviat, Dkaiiro in
Hahowar. Peneaeo'a, Florida. Aug 7, t.
Ma. A woe Kkimaks, Ci.KAariLO. Pa , Dr
Mr t Pleaae send us. aa soon as poasible, four
ftiira Cant-boobs with three toob solid soekets
We do not want tbe banded Cant-hooka, as they
do not II, being lit-bt lor the heery wurk fur
which they are ud. P:aare rhip as a,.oB as pos.
i tile, as we are out of tbe lartf bite.
Your i, reapeotftjll, A. L. A A M.Avaar.
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Saw Accident. Mauler Harry Car
lisle, son of L. B. Carlisle, came near lostag one
of bis hands at bis father's saw mill In Brady
towurbtn, near Lutherpburg He was titling
near n small circular taw la motion, when bo
was siruek by a stick which startled him aod
eauied bim to throw oat his arms. Ills left arm
was e-iughthy tho saw, catting a deep gash an
the wrist and severing oeeeralof Ibe large lead
er. Be made a very ear raw escape from losing
his band, and ll will be a long tlma before Uarry
will want to shako benda with a buai law again.
From The K. Y. Ctsro Houst
CvtTvn llonan, New York City, Nov. 14, IsTS.
Dr. U. M. ftrnmf, AewWa, .V. f., Dear Bin
I have been afflicted foroome lima with Bilieat-
oeis and Norvoaa Prostration nslttlag ma for
bailoees. Having bad your Blood aad Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonie reeommeoded lo me by
ear era I frieads hero, who had aiperleaeed Ho
beneBeial effects, at tba great remedy for reitor-
lag a disordered system, I was induced ta try It.
I can Ihankfully assure yon that It aee eiceeiiea
a- eiiectatloaa, and tbat I can most ooafideatly
urge its nee npon those suffering from the dlaeaaoi
fur which II tt prepared. Sincerely yours,
Wis. W. Post,
For aalo by llertawick A In Id, Druggists,
ClearHeld, Pa, aog 17-11.
More VALKiN,-c"7ArflK'
lit Jege.' Nad Heeee, tbe short track pedee
trian. was so highly elated over his laceves in the
Opera II Mat l ' p'a -
mad aa eat re? agent offer to Walk any three
perseasfor Ueaiy-sla hours, who would accept
the ehallrofe. It waa aoeerjingiy announeea
that John B. Herder, of Ibit borough, John T.
Corttr, af West Clew field, and Frank Bradley,
also of Ibit borough, would compel with Beoae
for the boonr and prise cash to walk eight heart
nd fori mite lee, In Ibf ardor named abort.
Reeee aommeaeed al I e'el.wk an Friday orealog,
accompanied by 11 trier, the latter eadiag at4:4fl
Saturday morolag.eampletlag tuny eerea muea
and ton "lapa." Carter followed aeit, and saded
tt 1 o'clock P. M. Saturday. Bradley man toot
Ik track nod completed his Joaroey nt It 'lock
Saturday even log, and le ahow that ha wet nut
oibaneted be taraed t band spring far tb anile'
ta af lb spetain beforo leaving the track.
Reea Wat so badly distanced and discouraged
tbat be "throw an th ipeage bofart his allotted
Iwtnty-til " t A admits ion fee ef
ton nsli was charged. W did o Mri Ut r
aalpu. Al Mma lb alf tettin.
Tbo Moore ilrotbers will take all
kinds of Uraia In tiobang for boots or tboet at
CASH prices. aug-lOtt
ii f e e
Kimoval. Ur. T. J. Borer baa ro-
moved his medical office to tb room recently
e ecu pled by Buck A Graham, In Qra barn's row
Ho makes CHRONIC DISEASES a specialty.
CUARQR3 VERT LOW. Tb manufacturers
having lowered prteet, he la prepared to furnish
STRICTLY PURS MEDIOINKS at greatly re
ittpsi raJae. Tbe afflietod will ba benefited by
gtving blm n cell. JulyM, 19-tt.
Fire Khcapis. A very important
act patted by tho recent Legislature was one
providing for fire escapee In buildings of varti
kinds, and the passage which was brought
about In consequence of ares breaking out ta
hotels, factories and other high buildings, whereby
many live have boon loatand Imparl led. It re
quires tbat every building nsed aaa Seminary,
College, Aoademy, Hospital, Asylum, or a bo lei
for tbe accommodation of tb public, every store
house, factory or workshop of any kind in which
employees are usually employed at work In th
tblrd stories, every tenement bona, vry school
building where any snnh buildings art thro or
more stories In height shall be provided with a
permanent safe eattrnal meats of escape there
from In cas f fire. Individuals, companies or
school boards failing to comply with the pro via.
Ions af this sot shall U liable lo n penalty tot
acceding three hundred dollar, and also be
liable for damages lo cae of death or injury
arising from a nrgke to comply with this law.
'Oua Hailroad." The Punxsutaw
ncy Sftirit, in alluding lo ibis new enterprise,
any : "Tbe oorpa of engineers It now at work
between this place and Reycoldsrlllo locating
and making aa estimate of tbo probable cost of
tho road. Oa Friday John Scoit, Pretldentof
tho Allegheny Valley Railroad, Wm. Stewart,
one of tbe Directors, and Chief Engineer Black-
tone, visited our town, and lo company with P.
W. Jenks, Esq , visited the surrounding country
and tb proposed lino ef tbo road . Tbcy si-
pressed tbemtslvet as highly pleased with tbe
country, finding It much beyond their xpecta-
tions.
It Is proposed tbat when tba probable cost of
th road it ascertained, to Issue first mortgage
bonds, independent ef tb A. V. R. R , fur tbo
amount and construct tho road at once. A num
ber of our prominent mtn nave not only signi
fied their willingness to invest Lo the bonds, but
one party will also agre to tell a largo amount
of them, provided they are made la tb proper
denominations. Should the read be ooaitructed
over tho proposed route, It will developo untold
quantities of coal, lumber, and fire elay, to say
nothing of furnishing an outlet for a large agri
cultural and stock raising district. The country
between Reyooldsvills and Indiana Is tbo largest
tract of land In the State not traversed by a rail
road, and wo reel jut tilled In saying tbat no see
tifn of like area poetesses more natural wealth.
Our oitltens can depend npon tt, that, whether
this project falls or not, Punisutawoey will not
be without a railroad flv yean longer,"
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ON Tllli HI NO.
r couflTY arr'T m'qtj3Wx.
The second wrek of the annual eiaminatlon
tour began at Houttdale on Monday morolog,
August l&h, at 8 o'clock A. U. Nine applicants
for schools in Woodward township and Houttdale
borough entered the elassMaiid tbe eiamlnatioo
wasoprned In the prewnoo of ten Directors and a
good number of patrons. Tho Interest on tbo
part of the Directors and people was far ia ad
vance of last year. We were highly pleated to
find thee districts prospering to well education
aile. The Directors seem to be untiring ta their
efforts to provide the best facilities possible for
the proper training of the numerous children en
trusted l their care. Tbe Board of Woodward
towofhlp Is building two new school houses this
year, and will bar thirteen ar fourteen schools
open during tho Winter. Tho Directorsof Houtt
dale beroagb will likewise build a new school
house In tbo near future.
Tbe Board of UoutiJale met after the exami
nation and made tbo following appointments for
tbe coming term :
High School E J. Duffy.
First Intermediate Alio 0. Martin.
Second Intermediate Blanche Miller.
Primary Sobool Not supplied.
Tbe Board decided oa a tlx months term, and
pay good salaries.
The Directorsof Woodward township met, but
not having applicants tuffloieat to fill their schools,
adjourned without making all their appointment.
Tb following, however. Is a partial ltet :
Sunburn School Rosa LaPorte.
Happy Valley Sobool Wesley HcLarren.
Steeling High School Daniel Soieamel.
Slope School A. J . Neff.
Diggins School Mary Myrter.
Houtivillo High Scb-ol K. A. Leonard.
New School School Ralph P. Taylor,
tcaauar.
Tuesday waa tba day set apart for Osceola bor
ough aod Decatur township. The eiaminatlon
was held ia th new school building, and a Urge
number of oltitens assembled to witness tbe pro
ceedings. Tbe Directors of both distrioti were in
attendance th entire day. Fifteen candidates
for oertlDcatet tottred th elan, nearly all of
whom showed marknd toot and scholarship. Ow
ing to Ibe nnavoidablo abeeno of tbo President
of th Board of Directors of Decatur tewasbip,
they adjourned without making their appoint
meats. Tbo Board, at a meet i eg held previous
to tb examination, passed a resolution that
their applieants, without regard to diploma,
permanent certificates or other documents, would
baa to ba examined. This new departure al
most shocked tho sensibilities of-those who had
for yeara been exempt from nomination. Tho
metier wee adjusted, however, to tb satisfaction
of all. Tb Board very generously voted their
teacher three days time for attending th County
Institute ommendabl act. Tb Board of
Osceola met aad elected W. A. Ambrose, Princi
pal of their schools, ihe other schools having
been filled torn lime age.
WRDaxsniT.
Tb examination was bold fur Boggt township
and Wallaoeton borough nt Blue Ball, on Wed
noadey. This belog the flrtt Teacher's Examina
tion ver bd at ibat place, an nnusual large
orowd of people gathered la to list to th ex
ercises. Nine Barnes were registered, tome fail
ing, howerer, to pass Ihe examination. We were
eadly disappointed at not meeting tbt Directors
of ihe d lit riot, this being tb first appointment
tot ally represented by directors. Owing to thl
fact, no eppointmontt for tbo schools were mads.
Til r MS DAY.
One of tho most toteretting meetings of tbo
tour wao held at Bigler for Bradford and Brad
ford Independent, on Thursday. Theelart num
bered fifteen, and wer made np principally of
teachers of experience and abv the average in
scholarly attainment. A decided interest Wat
manifested on tbe part f tbe people, th house
being filed lo or:fiowlng. Six Director from
tbe township and tbree from tb Independent
d ii trie t were present At the eloe of tbeeiaaii
nation, th following appointments wer mode
by ibe Board :
Biglee School 0. W. Emlgh,
I pi-er Wucdland Snheol J. M. McDowell.
Lower Woodland School d. J. Miller.
Jaekson School J. K, Wilson.
Sbtloa School D. M. Malnes.
Pleasant Hill School Nanai Wilson.
Bgypt Sebool N. M. Jary. ,
VKinar.
On Friday, we met by far tho Urgeet class of
leather jot exetniied la n day twenty In
number. Tb appointment wat for Lawrence
towasbip, Lawrence Independent and Clearfield
boroagb. Tba meeting waa bld la the Leonard
Graded building. Tb applittnll were rrpren
seaiailvea from Umber City, Now Washington,
CarwMtvillo aad Clearfield Sshools, aod In polura
f attainment Mcalled any tlatt yetexamlaad,
Owing I th tit of th tlaat, tb examination
did not slot natil about M o'clock P. M. Tb
Directors of Uwreaoo township organised aboat
three o'clock, P. M., Is their rooms la the Opera
Ho nee, aad oatinued In session natil It, mak
lag appolatmeBts for their school. They also
decided lo furnish lbs ML Joy School boat with
new patent furniture. Th followiag It th lial
of appoiotsaentt i
Wolf Run School W. 8. Port.
Hater lord School Sarah V. Laaiag.
Clover Hill School W. K. Tata.
Centra School Jamet M. Davidaon.
Dn It wood School W. H.Ureer.
Mt. Eton School OliB Campbell.
Hatel Ureeo School Slngletot Bell.
Pleaaant Dale School U. W. Fnilerloa.
Mt. Jtiy etatoel Lewit Browa.
Mt. Camel School J. F. HpackmM.
Paradise School W.T. Spackaisu),
Pio tirev School W. R. MeCloakey.
Montgomery ibol Abdm P. Read.
aavPtDAT.
Wa closed tb weea't work at Shew t ilk ea
Saturday, eaemloleg t cookers fef Oosbe twn
tklp. Tbera wer five applicants for certiloates,
Tb ho as was crowded to ovetflowlag daring tho
eatlr day. At lb lot ef the eiaminatlon tbo
Board f Direct ore wont Into txeoutue session,
when tbey decided ta bar tit months tenool
aid mad tba followiag appointment i
Hhewavllto School All Dlmel!fig.
Woet U oi bee School bale Mitchell.
Hcfeeol No. e-Ahoe Llts.
Lick Rue Sobool Joba If. Mead.
Rdea School T a supplied.
A suet aery ef tbe weeks work about ibat w
ox am l aed Tuly-fear ltbs, bsned slaty foar
certificates, and rejected tat I awtforty-M dirt.
tor aad thro bead red aad thirty patroai. This
record we lb ink It nparolloled la lb alitor of
Clearfield couaty,
iiemomlmr tbat Lytlo Is County
Agent for Lorrillard'sTobacoo, and taa Mil thorn
nt factory price. They ar th boot tobaeoo lo
market. Try thtia. If.
i iBjffj taw
Wa bave now on band aevoral thous
and first-class envelopes, which w will print for
business men, or anybody els, at prices that M
not bo rivalled. Call and m thtm. If.
At the Rat pub li can oft, co is tbeplaco
to get your job work don. Wo ar fully prepared
fc .) anything la th printing Una, will do It
well, and at th right kind of price. tf.
To Landlords and Storekeepers.
Lytl hat aa arrangement with aa Eastern Cigar
Factory so that bo can toll cigars by tho box or
thousand at bottom figures, Ulro their lgart
on trtal. tf.
Call and examine li, A. Krttlacr's
Elmirn Boots at fZ.6t per pair. Alto Boys' aad
Youths' Boots at astonishing low figures. Lad lea
and Children's Shoea of tbo rery best quality,
Market street, Clearfield, Pa, aug '70 4t.
-a-aaaaSkTaW- -
A Fact. -An advertisement Inserted
la th Rarvauoan will roach mora readera than
If published In all tba other papers la th coun
ty, aad cost lb advertise, loot than one-half
In other words, aa advertleemeat pabliabed io
oar jcurnal la worth doable tho price of that
charged by any other publisher la tb county,
It ta a foot." tf.
New Dailt Stage Line. James L.
Leary hat succeeded in having a dally mail estab
lished between Clearfield and Pcnnfield, and will
hereafter run a Jelly 'stage between the two points.
His contraot began with April 1st, and tho stage
will leave Ucerfield every morning (except Bun-
day) at 8 o'clock, making connections with all
trains on the Low Grade Railroad at Pen nil eld, re
turning after tbo last train lb tains evening.
Passengers and freight will be carried at low rates.
Orders left at any of tho hotels will be attended
Uaprtg-tf
Clearfield Coal Trade. State
ment of Coal and other freight tcot ever tbe
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for the week ending Aug 16, 1879, and
tbo aama tlaio last year :
COAL. TOM,
For the week - SA,OU0
iamo time last year Su,W7
laureate
Previously during year
Same time last year .
Increase u m 132.&7B
Total In 1879 M 97,874
Same time lait y-ar - 7V9,3II7
Increase a
1-15,487
oi br a rnnitBTi.
Lumber ..IAS cars.
Miscellaneous freights Ui "
RESOLUTIONS- Of CONDOLENCE.
REAPER DEATH.
W nam as, Tbat, by ihe sudden and very un
looked for death of Brother Sabcbi. WiitMiaa,
Pomona Grance, No. 33, has lost one of its must
vetoed mtmUers, and tbii community one of Its
most esteemed eltiirnt, and bis leinily deprived
of a loving and eQeoliooale husband and lather ;
mere lore,
Rtitictd, That in tb hour of their trial and
afflicttoo, wo tender tbem our deepest titupattby,
and, at a mark of respect, tb usual tribute of
Pomona Uraoge, lo. 33, be observed f alao, that
tnls preamble and reaoiutiot. be published ia the
Clear tie Id papers, Fnrmtr't fritud, and a copy
oo presented to tne lamiiy,
0. D. kaxDALL, )
M. J. 0 want, Cummlttee.
J. Alicb Rbad, J
Forth RirmucAs.
ftUNDAY KCUOOL PICNIC.
The Son Jay School at Paradiie, under tba au
apiece of the Church of tied, held a picnic en
Tburoday last, which was largely attended.
Nearly three hundred took dinner iu the beautiful
grove close to tbe "Bethel," where tbe Committee
tad prepared lor tne occasion, ana union wee
dona ia guod order. Tbey bad prepared seats,
stands, and five large swings, for tba benehl wl
atl wbo felt like enjoying themselves in Ibat way.
T hie School and Ibe Committee certaioly deserve
credit for the manner in which they eon unci ed
the entire all air. Your correspondent and lamiiy
wer participants Ib tbe picnic. Tbe order was
as follows, vtti Met at 'Bethel, Mag a hymn,
D raver bv Ihe Superintendent, then marched to
the grove, where weaaog several hymns. Alter
prayer nsv. n.ueissioger auureisea too audi
ence. The after the auilreee we naa amner. Al
ter dinner enjoyed tbe swings. All enjoyed them
selves highly and wer well pleased. This code
our Paradise Picnic. e e
FROM UP TUB RIVER.
Lubbbb Otvr, Pa., Aug. Slat, 1179.
Mm. Editoui 1 tup pos you ar tired ef th
wit ft) tiaayt teat you on the "Cramming Pro
cess. I do not agre with "Ciliieo" in all
things) but I aannot see why be should be de
nounced. Some one, over tbe stunning signature
of "Amicus Uumeni Generis," writes a large
quantity of "stuff." Judging from tbe read i net t
with which be dsfends the loog-eared part of
creation, be should sign himtalt Amt'euc Aaini
Oentrit,
In one place bo donounee "Cittsen" for op.
posing mule equality tn another be soyt " I am
down oo muls equality.' Juat Ibe leaat bit m
oonaitleaL He accused "Cititeo" of making a
oi all clout attack upon t boa who have outstripped
bim. I cannot tee it any where ia his letters. It
it evident that "Atu-I-Cuat" withes to prevent
thorough scholarship, hoping thus to lengthen his
reign. Doubtless It is very mee for a person wbo
it not verted In tb primary branches, or any
ether, ia fact, to prevent other persons from be.
coming hardy enough to expose his Ignoranoo.
am not old; hate not been tit honorably
discharged I am not sighing for those days
when a Child's Primer and a First Kader will
mike an the sum total of a eonmou eohool edu
cation. And still, otraoge to aay, I oppose oram-
ntng aa being a dangerous enemy oi tue tonoiar.
I am very anxious tbat the time will om
whoa ci am mors, mcludiox "Am-I-Cust, will re-
oeiva aa favourable discbarge, aad a eowetsal
oorpt or U ache re engaged. Then, and aol nil
tbeo, will there be a cbance 10 teach the advanced
bran c bet suooaeafully.
Mr. "Amicua Huwanl Generis," I haven't tbe
least objecitoa to your passing m ta tb g real
racer but I hate to bear jam bray. Lu.
SprctalM.
REVOLVERS I Full Nlekel Plaled, T-Bbot,
Steel barrel and eylinder Revolvers for $l.S
each, at Harder'! Uun Store, C Iaa r fluid, Pa.
aug. l5-4t.
CoLLicroa't WanRAsri. We hev prepared
a foom, and have on band a large quantity, of
blank "Collector' Sales," which have been ap
proved by Ibe highest legal authority In the
Courts of this county. At Tieea'y Cents per
do sen we will mall any number to ibe Collector
ordering then. A Collector, when oompeUed to
advertise property, muat pott up not leas hn
tbree notice in ib moat public places In his
borough or townnhip. tf.
Om Ilrxnain Ptn Casr. Discot'irr on Old
Paicat. Sewing Machines can now be purchased
at Mcrrell's tin arid variety store, from $b ap
words. All kinds of sewing machines repaired
on the shortest notice.
Clearfield, Pa.. July t7T.
Broom Fob Salb. K. Newton Shaw keeps a
fiill aunolv of Fredunia Burwriet and Platform
Wagons for sal. To be seen at the Hbaw House
yard. Call on or address mm at viearoeia renu-
tylvanl. may II U.
Wahtb. ofiO.UDO U-fret shaved hoops, deliv
ered al the railroad, la ear loads of ,0t)0, nt all
points on the Tyrone A Clearfield, P. A K-, Bald
Eagle Valley, and Pennsylvania Railroads, for
which I will pay tho highest market prteo.
J. F. KBAHtt,
OotlA, IS7fi-tf. Clearfield, Pa.
Waktib,-Delivered at the Rail Read.
100.M 24 Inch thaved tbingle.
Iiv.otl 14 -Inch aawed shingles.
11(1,00 feet of pine boards.
10it,uti 14-feet obaved boo pa.
6, one railroad tie.
&V,ltiO feet of good hemlock boards.
For which I will pay lb higbeet market prlee,
delivered at Clearfield, or al any point oa tbe
Tyreao A Clearfield Railroad.
J. t. KnxHtn.
Clcarfieid, Fa., Pet. U, lfiTfi tf.
eJiit lloeelved
Junt Received by ARNOLD, at
CURWElvSVILLE
Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster t
Car Load puru Corn, Kyt and OaU
Chop I
Car Load Deaken tSnli !
f'arl.nndnf CliotrA FftmMv Flour I
Car Load Dry Goods, (Jroceries, Ae.l
MrSh in tries, Dark. if. if. i ics ana
Gruin will be taken In exchange
Curwensville, May 1, 1878.
Xcrvou-j mobility.
Vital uakaeaa or Irepmeluw t a weak
ethautli-d feehae. no enerfv or eoermre 1 the re-
nil of mental ever-work, lnd let ret lone ur
uireeM. er some drain upon tbe sratem is al
ways eared by Humphrey's HomoRpathte Specific
No. SR. It tone up and Invigorates tb system,
dispels th gloom and deepoodenry, Imparts
strength and energy, eteps th drain and re
juvenates th entire man. Bom used twenty
year with perfect success by theuaands. Sold by
dee 'era. Prieo, ll per single Vial, ar $i per
paekago of five vialo and fiS vial of powder. Sent
by mail on receipt of price.
Addrese Humph me' Ilotnwpathlc
Mrdlrlno Company. Dtt rita ft., N. I.
C. D. Wet so a. Agent, Clearfield, Pa.
eept, IS, l78-ly,
Itlarrlrl
B0YKR THOMPSON. At 81. Mary', a
Monday. Augest 4th, lI , y Rev. F. l . Ttemp
sou, Mr. Jbn W. Boyer, of SpringvlHe, Ve
aage eoonty, Pa and Mim hWixie R. Them p
soa, of Bradford towasbip, Clearfield oeaoty, Pa.
ni'RD LEWIfl Io F erg tea towaahlp, en
Saturday, August ft a, UTf, by B. Q. Meat at tecs,
Eta., Mr. Walker Hard, Obeei towaahip, and
Miss Oarolin Uwit, ef Jordan toe a ship, Clour
field eouety, Pa.
MrlU'OII. Ia DuBoll, ea Randav, iumit
ITlb, 17, after a llagering Ilia.,,, Mrl. Arthur
Mollugb, aged 40 yean and 4 aioattia.
Tbe deeeaiad wal barlid is th, Calbolla Cou.
tery la tbll borough ob Tueiday ef laat week,
followed to th grave by a large Bumber ef Balgb
bun and frlendi.
WALL. In Finn townihip, oa Tburid.y,
July lAtb, 18TB, Mri. Sarah Wall, rellol of Williaai
Wall, la tbeHllh year af her age.
WALL. In Paun townihip, oa Tueiday, Aa
gun lllb, 17, Irvlog Cl.rk, Maori. J.aod
Uviala Wall, aged 1 year aod I daya.
OWKNS. Ia Lawrence townihip, en Thurs
day, Auguit Hit, 1ST., Kutaerrerd 11., woof
Jamaa aLd alargaret A. Oweaa, ag.d 3 yiarl, 1
Btoath and 17 daya.
DOl'OHERTV. Ia Lawre.ee towmhlp, on
W.dn.iday, Augull Imb, lorn, Her.b, wif.of
Jeini Ituugbiny, Sr., In Ibe e&ib year of bar
age.
CLEARFIELD MARKETS.
CttAnrtiLD, Pa Aug. 3fit 18T9.
Flour, pur wt ... tS To
Buckwheat Flour, per cwt S fit
Corn Meal, per cwt m I 00
Chop, rye, per cwt , 1 4
Chop, mixed, per owt 1 10
Bran, per cwt I 00
Wheat, per buthal 1 to
Bye, per bushel M SO
Oats, per bushel 14
Corn, ears, per bushel 3i
Buckwheat, per bushel-.... 80
Poutoea, per bushel 0
Apples, per bushel 40
Hams, per pound II
Shoulder, per pound........ T
Dried Beef, per pound 15
Chickens, per pair. .................... . 40
Butter, per pound 1
Eggs, per doien 10
Salt, per tack, large.,..?. a. S Ob
Coal Oil, per gallon 1
Lard, per pound H. 10
Dried Apples, per pound H 6 :
Dried Peaches, per pound fii
Bean a, per bushel S 00;
Kailroaib.
I'euuMylvaniallallroad
TYRONE 4 CLEARFIELD BttAKCU
ON and after Monday, MAY 11, 1ST9, th.
Pajaanrvr Tralna will run daily (aae.pt Sua
dayi) between Tyrone and Clearfield, ai follow! :
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
W. 8. Plumubb, Conduotor.
LBAVB BOUTH. LEAVg NOKTII.
Cnrw.navllle,,.l,10, ,.v. Tyrone,. f.Ou.A.a.
Cl.arfl.ld, 1.40, " Vanaeoyoe,.... .!,
Leonard, 14), " Bumml I.H, "
Barrett .S.54, Pow.lloa, 1O.O0, "
Woodland, 4.01, " Oweola,....l0.1J, "
Biiler,.- ton, Bo)nlon 10.17,"
Wallae.ton,...4.l7, Blem.r'a 18.il,
Clo. 11.11, 4 li, Phillpiburg,.10.Ii,"
Uraham 4 .11, " Oraaan 16.IS,
Philipaburg, ...4.35, " Ulna 11.11 10.S7, "
Slilner' 4.311, " WallatetuB,...10.44,
Boynton 4.4, " Bigler 10.62,"
Oicoola, 4.t, " Woodlaod, 10.811, "
Pow.lion, 4.04, " Barrett, 11.117,"
Summit, 1.15, Leonard 11.13,"
Vanaeoyoe,.....5.5, Clearfield 11.111,"
Tyrun.,......6.00, " Ourwoivlll,.ll.40a.a
CLKA1IFIKLD I'HKS9.
, Conduotor.
LKAVK tiODTH.
leave south.
Carwenaville
Cl.arSeld....
t.SO i. a
.47 "
.5.1 "
1.57 "
Ml
fl.nl "
.15 "
6.2! "
8.J5 ."
.2 "
33
0.37
4J "
6 S3
7.5 "
7.J1 "
7.44
Tyrone,
..7.10 r. I.
anaooyoe,..
Summit
Powelton,....
Oiowola,
Bnyntuu,
rilio.r'a,
Phllip.hurr.
,7.43 "
Leonard,
Barrett
Woodland,....
Blgl.r
Wallaoeton,.
..8.05 "
..1.17
,.8J "
,...S4
,.S30 "
...S4I
ue Ball
Graham
Philipaburg..
Ilraham
...fl.47
Bin. Ball...
Wallaoaton.
8.64 "
Slain.r'a,
...HOI "
Boynton,
Bigl.r
0.10
OK.ola,.
n oodlanu,...
B.rratt
Leonard,..,
ClMrA.ld
,.. 17 "
Pow.lloo,
..0.15
..930 "
...S8 "
10.00 "
Soma, it H .
Vaoiooyoo,..
Tyrone
Curwcnirill.
PIIILII'SBURG A MOSIIANN0N BKANCIIBS
LBAVB aouva.
Laava ROBVB.
a. a. r. a. r. ar,
13:14
13 35 4:80
11:31 4:14
12:14 4:1
0:10 11:04 4:01
0.66 11:61 1:67
8:60 11:46 1:60
8:45 11:40 1:45
8:10 11:31 1:40
8:31 11:30 8:36
8:10 11:16 1:30
BT.TIOII.
Morriidale,
Pbilipiburg,
Bteiner'a
Boynton,
J:0
1:15 7:00
J:l 7:0
111 7:00
1:10 1 0:30 7:18
Oeoeela,
1:44 1036 7:11 MoabannoB,
3:47 10:11 7:30
sterling,
Houtadale,
MoCautey,
Eendrieb'a,
Harney.
1:51 10:48 7:46
3:67 10:63 7:66
3:07 10:58 8:01
.1:11 11:01 8:U
BALD EA0L1 VALLEY BRANCH.
Kt. Mall.
r. M. A. a.
Mall. Kip.
r. a. A. a.
arrive 8.10 7.46
7.04 8.30 leave Tyrone
7.IJ 8.17
8.01 0.30
8.34 0.66
8.31 10.01
Bald Eagle
6.11 7.41
1.10 7.06
4.46 (43
4.14 8.3.1
4.15 tit
4.01 8.O0
Juliaa
Mlleaburg
Bell.roote
Mileiburg
8.46 10.14
0.08 10.41
Howard
8JIlLI8arrlve L. Havea laavalJ66.14
TYRONE STATION.
aairwaaor A. a.l wkivwahd. a. a
Paoifi. Bapr.,a 8:00 Piltirmrah Kip'n, 1.68
Jobuitowa Kiprtil 8:51jPaolfle Lipren, 8:18
a. a.
Day Eipreu 11:601 r.a.
Mail Train, ' 1:30 Way P.lienger, 1:16
Atlaatlo Kipraii, 8:81 Mail Train, 8:34
Phila, Eipran, :lt I fait Line, 7:08
Cloee oonneetlone mad. by all tralBi at Tyron.
and Look iiav.a.
8. S. BLA lit,
yl7.f, 6ap.rlot.nd.nt.
FARE FKOM CLEARFIELD, TO
Ballafont., Pa $)
Middleman- $6 (0
Look Uavaa 1
Marietta 4 56
Laneaiter . 4 80
PHILADELPHIA V0
Wllllamrnert. 8
HuntingiloB . 1
Lewiltowa ........ .
Alloona
Jobnitown......
Pbilip.bnrg.....
Tyrooe
PlTTriBUBU..
Maryivlll. .... 4
Cuweaivllle
Oaeeola
UAHHlrSBUHd... 4
Allegheny Valley Rollrond.
LOW OR ALB DIVISION.
OH and after Monday, Auguit 4lh, 1870,
the pauanger traim will run daily (eio.pl
Sunday) between Red Bank and Driftwood, al
MIOWI !
EArJTWABD.Day Mall leav.i Plttiburg
8 65 a.m.: Red Bank IMS i Bligo Junetloa 11:33;
New Bethlehem 11:34 J. m i May.ville 11:50 ;
Troy 1:11 I Broohvil'e 1:35 I Fuller'! 1:00 Ray
noldavilla 1:11 ; DuBnil2:il Summit Tunnel
3:10; Penll.ld 1:11 1 WeoJeille 4:05l Beneielta
4:31 1 arrive at Driltwood at 5:10.
H KT W A H IL.y Mall leave. Driftwood
13:20 p. m. Beo.ietta 1:05 W..dvil!. I 30 ;
P.ot.ld 1:40; HammltTann.ll:10; DuBoill 25;
Reynold!. III. 1:51; Puller'! 3:10; Brookvllle 1:33;
Troy 1:64 M.y.vill, 4:I4 New B.tbl.b.m 4:30 ;
Sligo Junellon 6:13; Red Bank 4:30 arrive! at
I'm, burg at I 00 p. m.
ftr Th. Reyaoldivlll AocommodatloB leave
Reyooldivill. daily at 7:64 a. m. and arrival at
H.4 Bank al 10:40 a. aa., Pituburgh at 1:10 p. a.
Lmvoi Pituburgh at 1:14 p. m Red Baab at
4 45 p. m.) arriving al K.yaoldivllleat0:04 p.m.
Cloee eoaaeettoal mad. with tralal ea P. A B
Railroad at Drilt.ood, aad with tralna oa the
All.gh.ny Valley Railroad at Rad B.nk.
DAVID McCAKUO,U.n'l Sup't,
A. A. Jacaaon, Sap'l l. . Dir.
8TAOI LINES.
A ilagelearM Carwaaevllli daily for Reyaoldi
vlll., at 1 .'.leek, p. ..arriving at R.ynoldivllle
at 8 e'eleek, p. aa. Returning, leave! Reyaolda
v ill. dally, at 7 .'eloek, a. as., arriving al Car
weaivilU at 11 a'elook, m. Fare, eaeh way, 11.
A llage l.avei Carw.Bi.llle dally, at I e'eloek
a. ., f.r DaBola City, arriving al DaBoi City
.t n'.lo.k. a. aa. Raterulni, kavee DuBoll at
7 e'eleek, a. m dally, arriving al Carweaaville at
ll e'efcMk, at. rare, eaoa way, .i ....
WANTED.
100,000 SIIAVFI) SIIIXGLES,
al B. (lelniberg ' Ororary Sure, 'Mend ltrrt,
Clearfleld, Pa. Jaa. 10, '70 tf.
PrtnPRRTV !! I1R74T.
MnJoba B. R.flerty, af Pmb towaihlp,
oiler for rant a dw.lliog beaee aad riora room,
lite. U la tbe villi. e( Peaavillo. Fef f.nh.r
Inlormalloa apply u, ddr.,
Mr. J. B. RAFFERTT,
Kt ll,78 lf. Urampina llllll.
nOlIKB HIM RFNT. A two itory brleh
hooM oa Pine Itreel, .ail af the Preiby.
i.ii.o Charrh. Thre. room, ap aod lbr dowa
...i . J ..-I l La ...Am at.
laebod. For further parllealara, apply la
1 I nlilllO
April 10, 1871 tf. Cl.ar8.ld, Pa
t 11. X11LL8,
OFeBTr'aC DE.9TIST,
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
aajr-Omo. la reeldieM, eppealte Shaw II MM.
);0.i;o tr
ADMIKIHTIIATOttV FJOTTCB.
Ralls hi ber.br glvia tbal Lallan of A4
mialitrallM m th. ealete or ARTHUR REK8E,
liuol UwrMee teweeblp, Clwfleld ee..ty. Pa
iVmh4, bavlaa ben daly araated la th.
andmlgaed, .11 aamae lad.bud M eahl wtale
wlllplMM aaak ibbmiih payment, aaa iaww
kaving elalna . dmaadi agaiaet the nam will
prM.nl the, properly aatne.ue.twl ror Mtue
eat wttbMI delay. J. II CCIIHYVKR,
IILA8 RKK8E.
AdmlaUlral.rt
ClMrfl.ld, Pa. Aag 1 ll?8 41.
JUm drrrtlsttnfntj.
AUNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties
Cur.ao.vllli, Pa. Jan. 8, 7S.tf.
TIITRAY-Camatreipalilngon thepreulM
fl j of Ibe lubierlMr. midioa la llurnaiuatwp.,
Ulaarfleld Co., aboat tbe middle of May lait, a
BLACK 9TKKR, about three yMr old. II lu
a whil. belly aad a white ipot at Ibe root of tbe
lall. The owner le rrqooild to eome forward,
prove properly, pay ebargea aad take eaid iimt
away, er be will b. diipn,.d of u th. law dirneu.
FHKIlBHICK 8IIEP1IKRD.
Oranl, Pa., Aug. loth, 17 St.
ADMINISTRATORS' SALE
-OF-
Personal Property I
1 1ST TnOTJTVIIjliBI
Tbe anderalgned Admlaillratorl of Ibe oalat
ef tb late Job tfebourloh nt Brady towa
ahip, Clearfleld eoonty, P.., deeeaa.d, by virtu.
of tb.ir authority, will Mil .1 pabli Mb) en tbe
prenateei, "
Tliursday Sept. 4th, 1879,
Tb following personal property belonging to the
stat aforesaid, ooneistiof. io part of storegoods
and other personal property, rit i A lot of
quoenaware, tobacco, cigara, an J notions of atl
kiadi, 1 pair Fairbanks' scalvs, I keg wine, lamp
oil, eto., one two-year-old colt, one sleigh, one
tot or double and one tot of tingle harness, hay
by the ton, a lot of aawed lumber, one oook store
and throe parlor stoves, two beds and bedding, a
lot of potatoes and grapee, at well at a lot of
boutohold goods too numerous to mention.
TERMS, Aa:
A reasonable credit a 111 be given to all persons
pnrohaslog to the amount of and over five dollars.
Tbo sale will begin ut lOo'clock A. M , when and
where due attendance will be given by tho Sub
scriber!. LKWIS ISCIIOCK,
WM. K1NDKKMAN,
Adm'ra of estate of John Scheuriok deceased.
TreutviUe, Pa., Aug. 20th, loTU 3U
PRIVATE SALE
Valuable Real Estate I
Th undersigned, living In Penn twp., Clear-
field county, Pa., offero th following valuable
Real Katatcfor tele.
446 Acres of Land,
mora or lets. In Beoearla township, lying on the
north tide of big Clearfield creek, and within on
mil of th same. Tbo above land it heavily
covered with hemlock, white oak, rock oat, and
other bard wood timber, and a quantity af white
pine, aaid to be half a million or more feet.
The eama ta heavily underlaid with bitumlnont
coal, and directly on the line of railroad loading
from Houtadale to Uoalport. it a value ia unknown.
There are, also, other valuable mineral on tbe
same.
Tho above land lies about two and a-balf mile
below th village of Ulen Hope, adjoining lands
of George Groom and others, oo what it known
as Porter' run. Tbe Improvement on th prop
erty ar a good geared saw mill, in running order,
a high dam, ttone breast, made In the best man
ner, fit for tlmost any machinery . There is, alto,
a large frame dwelling house and frame bank barn
thereon, and about forty or fifty acres, more ar
leas, of tbo land It cleared. Any pertoa
wishing to Invoat In property of this kind will do
well to examine this property. I will tell tb
whole or tbo undivided half inteeett, tt may mil
tbe porch ater, Tbe above tract of land will make
two or tbree farm, which will compare favorably
with tbe greater part of our county. Price and
terms made known to any person wishing to pur
chase. For further particular oall in person or
addroas the undersigned at O ramp I an Hills P.O.,
Clearfield county, Pa. fa AM L W1DKM1RR.
Jan. fi, lB7-tf.
IOURT PROCLAMATION.
WutRtAt. Hon. 0. A. MAYER. President
Judge of th Court of Common Plea of
the Twenty-fifth Judicial District, composed of
tbo countiet of Clearfleld, Centre aod Clinton
and Hon. Abuau Oonau and Hon. Viacanv B
Holt, Associate Judges of Clearfield county
have issued their precept, to me directed, for the
holding of a Court of common rises, urp nans'
Court, Court of Quarter Sessions, Court of Oyer
and Terminer, and Court of lien oral Jail Deliv
ry, at the Court House al Clearfleld, Ib and for tho
eaiunty of Clearfield, commencing on the fourth
Holiday, tb g'Jd day of iept., iMttl, and to
continue tore weeks.
NOTICE IS, therefore, hereby given, to th
Coroner, Josttces of too reaoe, and uonttaoita.
in nnd for taid eeunty of Clearfield, to appear in
tbotr proper persona, with their Records, Rolls,
Inquisitions, K laminations, nnd other Remem
brances, to do those things which to their office.
and la their bob elf, pertaia to be don.
By an Act or Assembly, paeoeei tne ota gar or
Hay, A. V. it4, tt it made tne duty oi tne Jus
tieet of the Peace of tho several counties of this
Commonwealth, lo return to the Clerk of tho
Court of Quarter Beeaiono of the roapeetive
cou ut lee, all toe reoognisaoeee entered into before
tbem by any person or persons cnarged witn tne
commission of any crime, except such caste as
may be ended beforo a Justio of the Peace, un
der existing lews, at least ten day before the
commencement of th cession of th Court to
which tbey ur made ralarnableretpectlvely.and
in all eases where any recognisances ara code red
into less than ten days before the commencement
of tbe session to which tbey are made returna
ble, tue said Jnatioet ara to retura tna tarn ib
th same manner a If taid act bad tot been
passed.
GIVEN tnder my hand at Clearfield, tbii fith
day of July, in th year of our Lord, on
thousand lght hundred and seventy-nine.
JulyM AMDHK.V PhNTZ, Jr., Sberifl.
REGIMTER'H NOTICB Notioo lo her,
bv given tbat tb following aooouott have
been examined and patsed by me, and remain
filed of record ia Ibit offioo for th lospeitiou of
heirs, legatevt, credit or, and all other interested,
and will be presented to tbe neit Orphans' Court
of Clearfleld county, to be held at tbe Court
House, ia tbe borough of Clearfleld, commencing
on tbe fourth Monday (being the fi'id day) of
September, A. D. 1879 :
Account of John J. Plcard and Caroline Pi card,
Adm'rs of the estate or Jobu B. Plcard, late or,
Covington, Clearfleld county, Pa., dee'd. I
The account of John J. Pioard, Guardian of Chas .
J. Mignol, mianr heir of Millany Migoot, late
of Ceningtoa twp., Clearfleld Co., Pa., dee d.
Partial account of L. M. aod S. 1. Cou d rial,
Adm'r of estate of Francis Coudriet, late of
Covington twp., Clearfleld Co., Pa., dee'd.
The account of Henry H. Hurd, Executor of the
last will and testament of Aon Weetfall, late of
Chest twp., Clearfield Co , Pa., dee'd.
The eoeooat of Caroline Blallenhergor, Adm'iof
the eat a to of J. A- Illatt-oberger, luteal Osceola
borough, Clearfleld Co., Pa dee'd.
Final account of Jacob U. Brubaker, Adm'r of j
th etate of J imes Nelson, late of Brady twp.,
Clearfield county, Pa, dee'd.
Final acciunt of Elijah Athenfeltor, Adm'r of
Ibe csiat of Peter AshenMier, late of Brady j
twp., Clearfield county, deo'd.
Final account of Elijsb Atbenfelter, Adm'r of th
ee tat of Marlab Aheiifelter, late of Brady
twp., Clearfleld Co., Pa., deo'd. j
Tbe account of Jackson Patchin, Adm'r of the,
estate ot Wm. K. SioulTcr, late of BuiBtide
twp., Clearfleld eouety, Pa., dec' 1.
Final account of HnrirvWcaver aud Henry ZiMlox,
Kx'rt of Godfrey Zulioi, late of Brsdy twp.,
Clearfleld Co., Pa , deo'd.
Final account of Jacob Pee re, Guardian ef Rob
ert Holt, minor heir of T bom as Holt, late of
Bradford twp , Clearfield Co., Pa., dee'd.
Tbo aroount of Joseph II. Bretb, Adm'r of tb
aetata ol 8. P. McMaatera, iat of Chest twp.,
Clearfield Co Pa., dee d.
Final account ef Abraham Bailey, Kiecuior of
Ihe last will and testament of Wm. II. Laughry,
lalo of Clearfield Co., Pa., dee'd.
Final uocourt ef Abraham Peerce, Adm'r ef the
OPtateof Joaathan Wieor, late o Bradford twp.,
Clearfield Co., Pa dee'd.
Final account of James B. Graham, OoarJlaa of
Elisabeth Riaer, (new Jury), minor hlr of Wm.
Riser, dee'd.
Tb aeeouat of Job a MeOaughey, Gaardlaa ef
Roianna 0(deu, (now Kaepp), ml Bur heir of
Ogden, let of Clearfield, Co., Pa., dee'd .
Account of John 8. nfcKleman, guardian r Wm.
Fulkarson, minor heir of Edmond Pel hereon,
late ef Gulich twp., Clearfleld Co., Pa., deo'd.
Account of John 8. McKlernaa, guard i a ef
Samuel M. Henderson, minor heir of Samuel
D. Hendcreeu, Iat of Woo I ward Iwp., Clear.
field Co., Pa, deed.
Seeead partial aeeouat er Frampton Bell and L.
L. Hoover, Administrator of tbe eetate of Wm.
B.ll. Iat uf twp., Clearfleld C., Pa,,
dee'd.
Flaal troeuat ef Wm. B. White ids, Administra
tor of tbe tit ale rf Wm. Mullen, 1st of Wood
ward Iwp, Clearfield Co., I'a, dee'd.
Partial aeeount of Samuel Hegarly, AdmlalMra
ter of lb ettatt uf Thome Cowan, lot of U eo
cene twp., Clearfield Co., Pa., dee'd.
Guard lea account ef loba it Fulferd, gatrdleu
of C Tree P. Cerr, Wm. 8. Carr, Mary S. Carr,
and John R. Carr, minor beirt or Ben). F. Carr,
lite f twp, Cfoarfletd Co, Pa, dee d,
at filed by Mrs. N. B. Fulferd, Ad aal antra tor
of John H. Fulford, deo'd.
Th aoeoant of W. L. R libel, Administrator ef
the eetate of Lydia Dow ling, late of Lawrence
twp, Clearfield Co, fa. deed, as tied by a.
C. Tato, Admiaittraur f Wm. L. Riahol dee'd.
Fleet mieoutt of X McNaul and Joe. R. Irvlu,
Administrators 0. T. A. or tbe estate of Tbo.
W. Flamming, 1st ef Curwen.ville, Clearfleld
Co, Pa, dec d.
Fiuol noeounl ef Jesse Lines, Adm'r uf lb relate
ef Samuel People, late et Brady twp, clear
field County, Pa, dee d.
Partial account of Daniel Faurt, Adm'r ef tbe
tlat of Wm. McBride,Br Iat ai Carweu
Till, Clearfield Co, Pa, dee'd.
Final aoeoant of Jaaaeo M. M-Kee aad J. Irvln
MeKee, Adm'r ul I -aee Mckee, lata of Knoi
Iwp., Clearfield Co, Fa dee'd.
First partial aeeoual of R. S. Stewart, Qaardiau
f A. W. Graham, miner heir f Jantet C. Ura-
ham, tale of Bradford twp., Clearfield ooualT,
ra, deeeaaeu.
f lett and leal aeeouot of R. S . frlewort, Oaardl
M f Henry H. Graham, minor heir ef James
a Urate as, late uf Bradford twp., Clearfield
aunty, Pa., dee'd.
Final account ef A C. Tato, AdmV uf th uetete
of I tee Tbumpeuu, lot of It teem lowneoip.
Crearfiolu ooutiy, ra, tea.
It. J. MOR0AIV, Register.
Crrarfitld, Pa, Aug. Ifi, IfiTI 4l.
JUw rjrrrti$rmrnt5.
jf OOO nirRIIKraX-Georg Weaver k Co.
t), want five thousand busholi f OATS, low,
and will pay cash or produce.
C.aertleU, Pa, Aug. U, U79 tf.
CAITTION-To all to whom It may Cou
eernt Notice io hereby given that Mary
Myers bat left my bed and board without aay ill
treatment or occasion on my part, and 1 hereby
caution all persons not to trust ber on my aeeount,
as I will bo pay any debit that she mar eon tract
after ihe Jin of July. JACOB MY BUS.
UJatgow, IV, Aug. II, 187 0 It.
HOOTST WAGONS! tti
HOIS EST FDMlTUBili
Raader, pleaie eall la peraon, or Mnd for a
prloe lil wbloh I bav. agala greatly rrduoed.
Alao, th. Oarlb Cutli.g Bol al lb. very loweat
prloe. Addr.ii II. W. I1AKTII,
Aug. 11, IS78.4I Mill Hall, Pa.
N OTIC IS. The aoderilgaed Commlnlooen
of Clearfleld eoonty hereby giro boIIm
that th.y will appew al tbe Dr CrMk bridge oa
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 0TU, UT,,
at 10 e'eloek A. M., to let lo the loweit reiponilble
bldJer, the aontraot ie remove aad tube off Ibe
drin wbieh le lodged ea tbe pier and abutment!
of laid bridge. C. W, KYLER,
All..!: BLAH JOI1N.-ON,
Joaa V7. nown, JOHN NORHIB,
Cl.rk. Cowmiitiuneri.
C1.arfl.ld, Pa , Aug. 13, 1871 3L
CAUTION. Atl penona are hereby warred
agaltiit meddling or in any way interfer
ing with the following perianal property, now in
tbo popieiaion of John Dixon, of Graham towa
sbip, vis : To cupboards and dishes, t beds
and bedding, 1 cook stove, 1 bureau, 1 Iron kettle,
1 cow, 1 heifer. 1 bull, ft tbecp. 3 hogt. e of ft
acre f wheat, i of 4 acres of rye, t ol 0 acres of
oats, as tbe tarn wat pore bated by mo at Con
stable's sale ot tht 14th day af July last, aad ts
left with aaid Bitot en loan onlv, subject to my
order at any tjm. jKhb GOSS.
Wallaoeton, Pa., Aug. 13, 1879-Si
IXFXUTORM NOTICE. Notice It beto
J by given tbat Letter TetUmeotary en
the estate of JOHN SCHEURtCH, Iat of Bradv
township-, Clearfleld eouoly, Pena'a, dec d.,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, all
rieraona indebted lo taid estate will pleaie make
in mediate payment, and those baring claimt er
demands against tbe same will present Ibem
properly authenticated for aell lament without
delay. LEWIS 8CHOC1I,
WM. KINDEUMAN,
Kxeoutort,
Trootrille, Pa., Aug. 13, t879-6t
J-JIVORCE N OTIC Ba
in the Common Pleas Court of Clearfleld
County, Pa. No. 124, March Term, 179. Alias
tub. tor divorce.
Otis II. West vs. Jan A. West
To Jane A. West, respondent : You era here
by notified lo appear ta the said Court at Clear
field on Ibe 4th Monday of September, 17 ft, to
abn eauae why a divorce from Otis U. Weal, tbo
petitioner, aheuld not be granted, end to answer
his complaint contained tn tbo prtltien asking
for such divorce ANDREW PEN Tit, JR.,
Sheriff.
Sheriff's 0A.ce, Clearfield, Pa, Aug. 13 4L
STATE FAIR.
Twonty-sixti Aanual Exhibition
cr TUB
PENNSYLVANIA
l
WILL BB BULB IN
.TJalt, Exhibition Uulldlnr,
FAIRMUUBT PARK, POILADELPIIIA:
Sirtaaaia 8tb to 1"tii, ls;9, I.ci.nna.
Entries Competition FREE !
Fntrv Booka will oIom at the Offlie, KorthwMt
enrner Tenth and Cbeitant itmtl. Septomber
Id, 1879.
15,000 in Cash Premiums.
Cash Prizes for Live Stock, $9,000.
A ring, for exercise and parade of Hornet and
Cattle, will be provided.
Liberal Premiums ara also offered for Fruits,
Flowers, aod Ornamental Plants, Product of the
Farm and Dairy, Tools, Implements, and Machin
ery, Textiles, Furniture, Manufactured Goods, Ac.
Excursion Tickets at greatly reduced rates oa
all railroads centring at Philadelphia, aud
liberal arrangements for transportation have been
made.
D W. BEILKR. ELBRIDGR McCONKIT,
Recording Sec. Corresponding Bo.
WILLIAM D. B Iron Lie,
aug. 11-31, President.
rpRIAIi IJ IT, List of eauset set dowo for
X trial at tecood and third weeks of Septo:
ber Term, 1879 t
StCOKO W1RK, ftTR UOBDiT (SVTB PAT) f ttPT.
Kepbart A Bailey to. Mothaifnon L A L C
Jctae Liaoo vt. David McKtaney.
Q, B. Goodlandcr t. Andrew Pentt et. al.
Samuel Gordoa vs. Klttannlng Coal Co.
Jameo 0. Beat? vs. T. A. A H. A. McKee.
G. B. Ooodlander vs. Geo. Kramer et. el.
John Cowen et, al. vt. Stewart Cowen.
Andrew RoberUon ti Mo-bennon L A L C.
Thomas Mitchell Tt. John Dillon!, al.
GoodfelluwASoa,tous Tt, Jas. Forest A Soa.
M. Hubert Tt. Brubaker A Hollopoter
(1. B. Ooodlander Tt. Geo. Kramer et al.
M. Hubert vt. Brubaker A Hollopetor
J.W. Pe-tortoo, to as Tt W. U. Iliner.
R. C. Thompson et. al. vs. John W. Bell.
Wm. Luther vt, Jno. M. Jordan eL h.
Lfveright, l.tnglt A Co vt. JudahWhttoomeet. al.
John Booth Tt. Mortisdtlt Coal Co.
T. R. Blandy vt. Overeeertof Decatur tp
Walker Brothers vt. AUttia ivena.
Exchange B 'fc, Marietta ra. Arnold A Hartahorn.
THtan wtr, ritit hojipat (fitn pt) r Oct.
Beyer, OuyT A Co. Tt. Frederick Rmtyt al.
h rt. n iii"engui ei. ai.
ti. T R Blaodyet. al.
Co. N. Bank, Clearfield to. Samuel Conowny.
. rt lliram nooawara.
Andrew Gardner ti Curtis Reams tl. al.
T. C. Helms ts. Daniel Neffet. al.
S. Wolf, Astlgnee, rt. James Re
I). C. Hensel rt. Daniel Millar
J K P Hail vt. Henry Shnwalter
T B Allison ti. n. D. Pallertou
Edmund Dale, Trustee ti. Benj Hncpp
11 11 tfhillinuford Tt. Robert Hare Powell
T C Boon, bee A Treat vt. Geo W Horn U al.
Kliat Smiley vt. DuBoit A Fuller
Samuel Sny ler Tl. Nutter, Davia A Co.
Frank, Uro t A C. vt. Jas tverr is.
Casper Leipoldt vs. Christian Tubbi
Mays a lieiuerhr ts. tienry vt siiace
J B Klli vt. E Kunti.
KLI BLOOM, ProthonoUrF
SI PTTMHRH JURY I.IMT. A lint of
the nanet of Grand aod Traversa Jurors
drawn far September Term, A. D. 1819, com men
ring on the lonrlb Monday, September 2 2d, and
tn continue for three consecutive wee as, vis :
Fourth Monday, Sept. tid i fifth Mnndav, Scp-
ber a Will, and trst Moniay or uct r, tbe tb :
OBASU Jt'tOUl
riaaT wkrr, ttrr. S2d,
Chat Brown, Covington,
Peter Krhard, Knot,
Wm Hawk, Hell,
Allen Hoover, Pike,
John F Weaver, Cleor'd,
Wtn Ij Moore, Ferguson,
11 P Towns, Huston,
L R Morrell, Clearfleld,
II E Lanioh, Lewrvnoe,
J W Rhodes, Hnuttdale,
Wm 11 Petero, Bugga,
Henry B Darr, Bumaide,
7,ns Hartshorn, Pike,
Jiba Pearson, Decatar,
Benj C Hees, HouttdaU
D B Shields. Handy,
D Strayer, Wallaretot,
HeorsTO Mont. Ueoatar,
Jas liunter.br, Jordan,
Isaac Thomas, Bloom,
Jno K linger. New burg,
John Bherieh, Brady,
James Ardery, Morris,
Wm Jofaas, woedwaru,
TaAvnata jcnotta Irt wean, tirr. S2n,
M R Ogden, Clearfield,
Frank Goto, Wallaeet'u,
Wealey 8 a trey, Bradf'd,
A B Tale, Greeawood,
T J Thorn poos, Green 'd.
Joe. F Plo, Oeceola,
Go. Bcbwem, Bral),
.laeon c pmitt, Bradv,
Matt. McOervov, Cheat,
Hnml Van Horu.Greea'd,
J L Kragle, Clearfield,
J H Rewls, Lawronce,
P M Birch, Jordan.
Jno R MeCluro. Pike.
Rll Linee, Brady,
Wm. Smith, Woodward,
Samuel McUbee, Bell,
Camnleld Breon. Bradr.
G P Bloom. Bloom,
Jua t Piubell, Covington,
Htrtvert Dlonm, Uw t,
Wm Willi! ro,, Jordan,
Frank Buah, Bogge,
D McCariaey. Wood'd,
J H Van Doses, Uouts'd,
Jonatbun Walker, Knot,
T Frank Riabel, Brady,
Andrew Ftegal, Morris,
Wbitmer Bleem, Cur's,
Jat. Chapman, Burnt ide,
Morris Laacy, Hoots d,
Jacob Poitor, Morris,
Janes Lamar, Burs side.
F Gormont, Ooriugton,
A .but Gear bar t. Mora,
Geo Gulioh, Luwreuee,
a w ning, .rearneiii,
Ami Rallstou, Morrti,
Ale Wbitlaker, Pike,
Peter Beak, Burnt Ida,
A H Brady, Quitch,
Oliver Nobler, Graham,
Frank Patera, Docatnr.
Jno MeUaugbey.Clo'rd,
V W Logan, Hen,
Samuel Lee, Huston,
Jas Cree, Beeearia,
Andrew Shoff, Beeearia,!
TuaTiua irnont St waa a. ttrr. frit.
Geo Toier, CtrweniTl.1
Harry Snvder, Decatur,
F Wonderlv. Beennria.
Geo A Kepaari, Di rater,
I C Whipple, Brarfy.
Ab'm Goes, Houtadale,
Cha Kiug, Burusldo,
Wm Brothers, Buruside,
IJ W Strew, Jordan.
II W Park, Clearfield,
Philip Arnold. Bradv.
jjn flShannon, Weod'ard,
Rieb'd Morrison, Cee-t,
Luelen Bird, Huston,
Pi ebb Fie eher, Ca.on,
Joseph Sevier, Union,
Hi Woolhdge, Brad'd,
U W Mitt, Woodward,
Daa I Ht-borr, (vurwiue,
rrtem'l Burg, Lauren,
Gee C Moore, Cleorfield,
J L Pearet, Bradlord,
GilmeroKhiroT, Gothe),
Rd Farrell, Pen,
Jamet II ale v. Buruside,
Jameo McKeewa, Peon,
Andrew kitchen, Cheat,
W Hollingtwanb.Ho',
Sidney F.g,Gulteh,
Jno hen treee, Wond'ard,
O Wilson, Bradford,
S B Kramor, Luwreocu,
Ab'm O Saot. tteaearia,
Tbo Barm, Decatur,
Jae LlelagOaa, Ciur 4,
Peter H Weber, Baady.
twATtnin jvaont It win, rcf. fir.
Jno McCracken, Jordan,
Jno Reber, Weodwtvrd,
G O Jeuhlu, Cer'evllle,
A H Irvtn,
W Wnlever, Buruside t
Benj Pol hereon, Gulieb,
Jau Mcllendry, Brady
lthamer DaJe, Merrit,
WaBigter,CrmrfteU,
John Porter, Pihe,
A W Cowder, Bradford.
Framp Bell, Q reea weed,
Siiai Carr, Pike,
Uenry Trumb, Bradford,
0 Shtrey, BrUf..rd,
Pat UuiBB, UoettdaJe,
J Uearbert, Boggt,
no tstAom, Kaoi,
Daulel Beemaa, Koei,
M MeHeudry, Brady,
Frank Oreuu. Bltwaea.
Geo W Res, Beaeurtu,
R 4 walker, Ueeoola,
HatTT Savder. Ijaw'ejoe.
J 0 MekUrnaa, Gaiuh,
iaa i neu, juoeom,
Jas L Carry, L City,
H T Hiiebia, Brady
0 Hamilton, LCitv.
Jno Uormea, Buruitdotp
W W Helta, Clear Id,
J C Job est on, Jordan,
J B Way, Qlrard,
0 J WoeUTor, Buruaido,
A nerniat, r, unnot,
L Flood, Covluften,
Stats Agricultural tj
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FOR SALE BY
THE CO-OPERATIVE AGENCY,
Clearfield, Penn'a.
Form Sella,
CDTTINQ B0XE3,
Furniture of all kinds,
SEED DRILLS,
Knitting Machines, or any
other article manufac
tured can b fur
nished at short
notice.
SEJt'0 for CMRVli.W.
Co-Operative Agency,
Vltartltld, Pa.
PIANOS and ORGANS!
The Largest and Cheapest House In
Pennsylvania.
Having lately accepted tie General Agency for Central Penn
sylvania (in addition tj our old territory), with headquarters and
large 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 C'npt. 1". A. tinulin, of Clenr
iield, our Agent, who will have on hand our
in tie P. 0.
where we invite all who are desirous of purchasing a first-class
PIANO or ORGAN are requested to call.
We sell no goods that we cannot fully warrant, and being
the largest dealers iu the State, our prices are the lowest. Our
houso was established in 1831, in Pittsburg, where we still con
tinue at No. 79 Fifth Avenue.
HSTREMEXTS SOLD OX SMALL MOXTIILY PAYMENTS.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Send tor illustrated catalogues aud
price lists.
PIANOS.
HAINES BROTHERS,
WEBER,
NEWTON & CO.
GEORGE W. GOOD,
1404 Eleventh Avenue, ALTOONA, PA.
MELLOR & HENRICKS,
79 Fifth Avenue, Pillsburg, Penn'a.
May 21, 3m.
K'.i .... 4
II aaw an
BrSena for nitutreled Circnlar and Tricea. tiberal Term, to the Trad.-
Don't buy until you have teen tho lightest running machine in
the World, the Ever Reliable "VICTOR."
VICTOR 8EWINC MACHINE COMPANY,
atlUDLKTOW.t, COStS, anil Ma. 110 aa4 tol Walaa.li Ave..., CUIVAUw, ILL,
Look to your Interests
IN BUYING YOUR
Having Jafil retnrneJ from lh Katt, where we have been making our
Pprinp; purchnaos, we Uke this opportunity of thanking our cufitomora for
their liberal patronncoin the past, and be to awurethem wo will do all wo
can to rftitke it their interest to continue the eame.
Oor eloro is literally crammed with goodi just from Iko manulacturore, by
alt odda the largnat and bent selecteti atoek ever broopht to this county at
any one time by one firm. 0er fifty different patterns and varieties of
CARPETS,
running in price from 20 cents to tl fr yard. W, will sell rrrili l
choap u the flitme quality enn be bought In Pbilatlelpliie. or New Votk.
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Trimmings, Laces and Fringes,
In ti I-!., .tvln. fsliAntlnrra. Kliirtinna and C'aaaimerfB. torfolher with
HOYS' WRAK in all grndcB of Roode.
STOCKINGS re Jnst the rreltieat
TRIMMED HATS,
IJ8 on h.nd.tlrlmmed np by Mim Mnllio Fohn, of rhildclihi, who
will gire ladiee wiahint; Hals trimmed to order, her belt endeaforfl ta
pleeee. Call nd ope brlnre baying elsewhere.
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building, - - - - Market Slreet,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Dtlsrinanronj.
ChamLerlin Stump Fuller,
CONKUN WAGON,
v v va.ut .v vv am Br AJA O Q """I
MONITOR CORN SHEIIEB,
Hampton Dieh Wa-liori,
CARRIAGES, H&RNESS,
Pumps of all kinds-.
PLATFORM SCALES,
Blauchard Churn,
ETO, ETC., ETC.,
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ORGANS.
PALACE,
sterling;
mason & hamlin.
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Guiloioo1
a Q IMPLICIT Y I trtUPERlORlTY f B
f Simplified I u maintaineUI
Improvements September, 1878'
TUrlnf re card for the demand of .a
pngreiive we now offer to Hie World
wm aavaaai.
Important Improvements.
Kotwithalanding lb. VICTOIl his long bwa
Hie peer of any macbino In Ihe marketB fact
mpported ft f ToluritefT vritnewar. w.
now couriutDlljr tlaim for u (rrcBte,
limnlirilv, a vrouilt-rful mlucUon ol
r fricUou, nail altogether a. Itart Com.
l;nat.oirf Ikiiia'.t Qttalitia. Tot Bale
'j IWhanti tcJ other
Oar LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S'
nd bent yoo ever nw. A lall line of
III VICTOR
coantry for lugeed."