Clearfield Republican., October 22, 1879, Image 3

THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARKIELD, PA.
WKONKSOAY MORN1NO, OCT. 22, 179.
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lU.MCMHIM NOTICKH,
Mrtliotllat r.ilaroal (iiurrhRev. J. 6.
MrMtRHAT, Pastor. Horvlcea ovary blatb
a in) A. M., and Tl P. M.
Slila1h Hnhool at 9 A. M.
I'raypr Meeting every WednesHy, at 7J P. M.
Ooiuit union fiorvico, firit Babbuth of every
..ninth, at IH A. M.
Mrt Clearfield M. E. CUurrh Rev.
tf. r-itivv Wil(i, 1'uitor. Preaching aver;
alternate Sunday, at 8 o'olork, 1. M. Humlny
jioliool at 2$, IV M. All are in riled to attend.
rel.)terlaii l'liurcti--Kev, II. B. Dutliii.
Sabltn service morning and evening Bab
linth School at t P. M. Prayer Meeting YVcdnes
jir evening.
Itaptlut t'burc li. Rev. J. A. A lurk n, Pat
ter, ricrvievseverv 8blieth morning and owning,
iltfrnalinK, at Hi o'clock A. M.t and 7ft P. M.
fil,hlh Ni'liowlata P. M. Prayer Meeting every
WeJneaiUy avonlug.
Nt. francIV Church CatlmllcTlev. P
J.HbehiI'AS. Divhia lerfic at 10$ A. M., on
the tint, third and fourth Kundnyiof eenh month;
speraand Ilcnedictlon ot iho UloMad rtaeramant
i t oVIoflk, P. M. tSuoduy bobool avery Sunday
aflvrooo'n at 9 o'clock.
OHICIAL DlKKtTOHV.
Tl UK OF luLDIKfl QlUftTBI If 11 OH COURT.
Swwnd Monday of January.
Ttiird Monday of March.
Vital Monday af June,
Fourth Monday of September.
tim or BoLmis con yon n an
Kint Monday of June.
beco&d Monday of November.
rvtuc orricmi.
Pri1Ht .Wye Hon. Cbarlef A. Mayer, of
Lurk Haven ,
Aitant Law Judge Uvtt. John II. Orris, of
rtrllrfunta.
Anncinte Judgtt A bran Ogden, Clearfield;
Vinoent 11. llott, Clenrfield.
FrrylhanolaryYAi Hloom.
Register and Rteorder h. J. Morgan.
Ih'tlriet Attorn') Wm. M. McCullougb.
Trraiurtri'luWy Ilutt.
Shtriff Andrew Pent, Jr.
lUputy Shtrif Christ. J. Ktmgtr, rieerfietd.
County Surveyor Samuel F. AlcUloskey, Cur-a-enaTille.
County Comnifianert P. W. Kylef, Graham
ton P. 0.; Klah Johnston, Grampian .'ill P. 0.;
Juhn Norria. Sr., Curwenivltle.
Conn 1 9 jtuW.Ws William V. Weight, Clear
Held t Joseph Uilliland, Three Runa j J. 8. Nor
ri", Woodland.
County Coronfr J. D. Neff, New Waihinirton.
Jury Commiitiontrt Dr. Jamea P. Burobfield,
Clearfled, Joieph Alexander, Madera.
Snprintnitnt of Public A'cAoo M. L. Mo
(j il own, Clearflnld.
Staler tf Writhit t jir Jem W, Car lite,
offiee at l.utherhurg Pa.
Naiariet 'iie John W. Wrlgley, Win. Ra
dpbaiiich, Cyrua I onion, Clearfield t Joieph H.
Irwin, N. R. Arnold, Curwetmiilo j J. A. Living,
'one, Uulloii City.
Our Sftecinl column ia dcvldfdly interesting In
a lnc.il point of view, and profitable reading to
outrlitvra who wnnt to in re money.
vi:, av cotnisii i
"H ill you take wheat, oata or oora for aub
eription 1" M'e are often I aired of in tbia wiiy
by Irttrr from patrons who reiido at a distance
from Clearfield. We ng iin lay yea. The reoelpta
of a retponiible merchant or mill owner lo the
vicinity, will nnnwer na jurt aa well at the eah.
To illluatrate t Tf any of our patroni will deliver
ui a bug of grain at the mill of Juieph II, Ilreth,
(n Cheat towntbip, Horace Putcliio, in Burniide,
Tbotnaa II. Forcey, In Graham, Win. Porter or
Sbaw'i, In Lawrence, or Drown k Beyler'a, at
Itockton, Unicn townihip, and forward their
rrcelpta for the amount, we will credit them on
their account for Iho aame. In tMa way all may
con pay what they owe, If they a ill puraue tbia
flonrae. tf.
Deputy Sheriff Kaiy will rcinovo
li if fnmily lo Ulen Hope thin r'all.
A well in bcititf ctur on Second street,
in trout of Harry , inanion'i rvatiiurant.
radios, did you ever? If you never
Haw t'lock'a Coat i, (or Latiea, yuu aliojld at
onto, juit for the aurpriao.
The jury lint and other Court ndvur-
tifanenti fr the November term are published
In tbi weeka' isane of the RxPt'Bt.irAK.
11 yott want to Bee the finest Mock
of ready made Clothing, go totluiniburg'r,)Crar
field, Pa. ocl22 Stu.
Now llutt the l-'nir i over.otir rend-
era ran patiently wait until Thanksgiving day
cornea around, which la the ncit holiday, accord
ing lo the alraaoao.
They hud a wonderful weddinir at
or near Hoottdale on the lh Intt, A column and
a half ia the AVc d 1 1 1 it all. It waa a
princely affjlr, In leng'h.
A I tlio Ilrii'UitLiCAN oflico )h the place
to get your job work done. We are fully prepared
to do anything la Ilia printing ILha, will do It
well, and at the right kind of prloea. tf.
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Kuv. J. K. Dean will preach in lle
CUarfleld Rapilit Church ntlt Sabbath, (morn
ing and evening). The Lord Supper will be
eornmemoretrd at the morning aurviea.
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If you want to buy the tout fitting
Clothing; if you want to buy the moat rrliahly
made Clothing ; if yi.a want to buy at the to tit
enrh prlica, g to tiulneburg. . ' oc32-2to.
llojinl, h'tlin and inciduntalfl cont
unit $2,00 a wrek at lleid Imiilute, an rtfellent
achool, loealcd at Keidnhurg, Clarinn euunty, I'a.;
tbo Triucipnl it Jxi II. Solomon, A. M , M. R.
If 3 on want to bcb the bent aMrt
rue ill of boyi' Clothing ( if yon want to ate a nice
(l lection of genii Furniahing Oaodi ; tf yuu want
to boy a fine bat, or a nice umbrella, or a good
trunk or vrtliie, go to Uuinalurg. oo22 2ib.
J)anicl KatiHt, inendiant, ol Cur-
weaavilie, and Ueorge B. Uoodlander, proprietor
of tbia paper, bava beta drawn Jorcra ( attend
the United gtatea Cireuit Court, at Pittsburgh,
eouiuiencing on tha tilth of Nor em tier,
George N. Colburn hits rcHtimed
tuiiotii at bit ttor in Weal Clearflald, wbioh
hai btta cloitd for aoraa time, and n now rea ly
to furnlih groiTeriea and notloal to all who may
call. Mr. Colbuia la again enjoying g oJ health.
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Stowaii Walker, eunl to the poiii
tannery from Centre oountv fur atealmg Snator
Pvalf'a mara, aboat a year ago, and who was
eaptutad Bear Curwe aivitle, la thia oounty, attar
being shot and wounded, waa rtrnied a pardon at
a rer en t aelon af the Board at Harrlihurg.
A. A. (iraham, Kcq , nflrr a liw
weeka' aojoutn la Katiaan, rt tamed to Clearflald
on Mnnday of la it wek. Tke it all through,
Al. thlnka ClearOa'd and vicinity li about aa
goiij plact t battle with the world at you will
ud la a long joarney.
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There -will bo no pn aching in the
Clearflald Prrehy trrlao Church neat Sabbath.
The pattnr, Uv. Ilrnry 8. Butler, eipreia to 1
aluenr, attending tba meeting frf the Pjnod,
which eonrenea at Williamipurl lo morrow
(Thuraday) avaaing, and will eooiinae ia aeeaioa
orrr fabbath.
Mira Ltxxio Cox, who wa bo badly
burned at Cur weairlllo, wbkla attempting lo
kiadle a Bra with ooal oil, oo tha Utb, died dor
lfi the Bight of tba I Utb, after great ButTerlng,
Ilir funeral took plaoa on the Puady following
from the M. R. Church. She waa buried in tht
Carwenteille oemetery.
Tho now building of the Hope Fire
lirirk Woika at Woodland, deatroyed by Ire
tome lima ago, li about oompleted. Tba build
ing la entirely of Iroi and la aaid to U a com
plate piece of woik, bnlng thoroughly Art-proof.
VTe expect to vUil tba catabliibmcat toon, and
ir a detailed aialemeat of thia luprovamoat.
On Monday of lant week, MaJ. W.
t. It-yoolda, who owaed U large a id beautiful
'I ring at Be)ref(.ate, from whiek tba town r
wired Ita name (belle fonta aaeaaing "baaotlfol
foontaia' ') donate tho iprlag and groan da ear
ronnJiag It ta tha tewa la hold and aaa fo rarer.
The Major it aarely a public baaefactor.
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The Clearfield County Fair was held
thia wek. Tba atUadanea waa very email
tUoajthoul and the eabibita very manb tha lama.
The Kir may ba aaid to hae been a failure ia
ilmoit avery raapect. 'aWitary Jrl.
Ia aubaUae, we nerar aaw ao little truth In
Ike aame buaibcr of line. Tba writer, If he waa
oa the graand, aiuit have beta drank.
Cull and seo tlio now stock ot cloth
iogjuit opened, at Iltrllnftor A Hook's. 16-Jt
If you want to gut the worth of
your ttiotty, don't fall to go to UulosUursj, Id
Clearfield. oel32-2ia.
Rebecca llollinswortb has recently
beta appointed poalmiatreaa at Glen Hope, and
Conrad Barrett la uow the poet matter at Marron,
la lb la county.
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ilenu'diuw- that Lylle if. 'ounty
Agent for Lorrillaro'i Totiicorf, and cao lell them
at factory pricea, Thoy arc the beat tobaeoea in
market. Try them. tf.
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Hiiady AiitAD. Wo learn that Mr.
Samuel Wingert, ol Brady towmhip, unearthed
a potato, of tba FeerUn variety, that weighed
two p iuudi atrnng, and waa eraootb and Beat,
free from any protuberancea.
Sqcaue Fi.CNuKn. The local nows
paper Ibat weekly devotes a half column to puff
ing bigb toned magailoai.and la that way fill Ita
columna, perpetratei a huge fraud upon hli pa
troni and tooal rtaden.
'Tia aid
There l p nothing in writing ao bard ai beginning,
And nothing in life ao eaiy aa alnning.
But It'aa great deal aalcr to Hep into Fleck 'a
and aee their new goolf.
Timheu yon Sale. All the oak,
pine, poplar and hemlock timber oa 4 .'IB aerea of
land, in Brady towniblp, ia now oflercd for aale.
Thia ia one of tho beat timber Iota now la the
market. See advertiaement In thia leeite. 15-St
Katiikii Late in tub Seabon. The
pMpla of St. Clair, Schuylkill county, anart
witb all aeriouaneaa, that during a ahower of ruin
there on Friday a weak lereral buahela of green
praa came down over a territory about a iquare
in diiueuiiont.
House voa Salb. A ruHidunt of
ClearStld borough orlera a dark bay mare for tale.
She ia one of the fat teat walkcra ia tha county
and not (low on a trot. Reaaoni for selling no
uae fur the animal. For further information
apply at oraddreis this offioa. 15-3t
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Seo a woman on liorHchack in another
column, riding near Pjioer'a Vineyards, wUh a
bunch of Grapes from which .Spear's Port Grape
Wine la made, that li so highly eiteeraed by the
medical pro rest ion fur the uae of inralidn, wckly
perif'tii and the aged. Bold by E. W. Graham,
Drujiglit, Clarfteld, Fa. Jly-lfl '79 tf.
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Simmon & UunkiuV Minstrels ap
peared in Fit's Opera llouaa last Saturday iron
ing, according to announcement, and were greet
ed with a lare audieaoo. The rtceipta wa learn,
ami-note J to $187,00. They expect to riiit Clear
Sold again duntng the holidays. Their enter,
tainments arc But exoellcd by any minstrel
troupe traveling.
Salk of FrtKiuiiT. OwnerH and con
signeci of unclaimed gooda at the lereral stations
on tba Tyrone A Clcar3eld branch of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, in Clearfield county, aa In
dicated in aa advrrtiiement found In this inue
of the Rki-i BMciff, will ohierre that unlaaa tbey
come fir ward and pay the freight on tha guods
named in that schedule, they will be told abio
lutrly lo pay charges.
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Settled. Tho IIotitEduto JVir$, ol
laitrhuradiy, snys : "On Monday of thia week,
(he mlofri of tha eollirries In this region held
ereral meeting!, and appointed committees to
wait on the operators and aik for ao advance of
ten ct nta pi-r Ion, which was at once granted, the
ance to he given un or before November Ir-t
Thf proapeots for a good Winter' work arc now
better than ever before, and tkli, together with
the general luoreaie lo wages, tends very much
to throwing an air of prosperity over our whole
uominunity."
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A Miserable- Annoyance. There
are a few boys who alternately find their
way up and down the front and rear stairways of
Pie's Opera Houie, In a alandestina manner, and
tramp, yell and howl as viciously as so many
hyenas. There boys bava no mora right to do
Ibis, and In bat way annoy tha occupants o the
building, than they have to alesl horse. This is
for the benefit of the parents who- own tbea
boys. If thi will nit mike the bjys beb arc, a
kin will be introduced, ami tbeae rude raa
i requested lo annoy ihcir parent instead of
their neijbhiri.
lN(iaATmL (iiitLS. An exchange
aa : "Two girt ttelong to a church choir in Loa
Ange'ti, California, and got locked in tha cborob
the other night while th-y wtre talking over the
fashions. Thry gave the alarm, whin a man
living near tho church put up a board to tha
window and thoy slid down to the ground. Tba
moat singular thing was that after tbey got aarely
to the ground they looked road and went oa with
out thanking the man, and tbey won't apeak lo
him whan they meet him. Ho couldn't account for
it until be went to take the board down, when he
got silvers In his flogiTi and scratched his thumb
on a shingle nail that stuak through tho board."
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Tub Ownerhhip of Fruit. An
oachange remark : "A criminal charge of steal
ing apples from a bough banging over another
man 'a property la expeotrd to be tried at Doj lea
town, Buck county, ahortly. Thre seems to be
a good deal of ignorance of the law on this ques
tion of ownership, but It has mora than once
hrea decided, and the dee In ion has been, we be
lieve, la every case, in fawr of tba owner ol tht
tree. The owner of an adjoining hi may cut off
all the branches hanging over his land, and may
destroy tha roots running into It ( but that Is all.
He cannot olalm the fruit on an overhanging
branch, not even wbea It falls off upon his prop
erty ; but the awner of tV tree ha aright to
gather it." Wc wonder if that ie;;od law and
common anise F
An Out-Let for Hurt Spuing.
The Uluo Hpr n oa the f irm of J. D. Shugerl, In
Ben rer ttwuihip, bus I ten for years a farm lake,
in otker w r li a noted 'priog without an out-let
or in-let. Tha euotinud drouth baa ao reduced
the weti-r in the aevaral aireama (bat moat of tba
mill an I imnafactixifi ate short of water,
whtcn oauied the oworrs of mills on Lg.tn'a
Brunch to bate a ditch dug to the Btae Spring,
which wa vonuniualed on Monday last. A
loon aa the ditoh reached the spring water began
to Bow at the rate of fifty eubio feet or three
hundred and aotenty five gallons per minute.
Thii tl w did not make any perceptible Impraaalon
on the water in the spring. One peculiarity was
notice I, that tha water railed in the spring in i lead
of falling which has beta it peculiar rustom,
that li the water baa lowered and raise I at inter
val without any perceptible in-let ur out let. The
irregular supply la aesoun'ed for by there being
an intermittent 'pring pomiwture from wbioh the
water fl w at Interval, but whara It hi been
flowing to ft out the Blue Spring is not fully ac
counted for. This acquisition will add much to
the flow of water In Lgn'i Branib, for which
Kdward C. Humes, K'q., and bis miller, Wm.
Kiun,ara entitled to much credit. George Val
entine also 0'i operated with them. 0'fHfe
ft t pull ita n,
pltI)Nl:R
AM) Ittltll-.V
IIOHT7,' II Kite.
At;AIXT
The Kjeetmant suit or I'runer A Hurley agalmt
ihe heirs of Ur. Unit, wbioh wa changed from
thi county to Centra for liial, war tried laat
wek, and rcaoMid In a verdiet for the heirs
of Dr. llouls. tloa. Geo. A. Jinks, Uea Beaver,
and o'hera, repreoented Prnner A Burley,and
Scnat.-r Wallace and Hon. C. T. Aleiandar the
flout helra. Thia caa involved tba title lo alt
of the land on which ll'iuts lale and Houliville
are built, and alfeolud 'be location of thirteen
purvey whieh were located and returned as one
block In 1793. In I'M, Vr. Ilouti bought the
four treats oa which tba principal colliery and
lb towaa are located from (bote who represent
ed tha Morgan, Rawla and Peters title, lo tba
thirteen tracts. They leemea to ba wall located
by tha actual marks oa tba ground, but they In
terfered with Philips' lands on tba south which
ware elder surveys. Dr. Huats bought that part
only which did aot Interfere, an 1 went an to im
prove and aall parts of tba lands ho bad bought.
Ia 160, Pruaer A Hurley wara led ta believe
that the thirteen tracts lay two tracts, or 409 rods,
further north than they were actually located on
tha ground, and Ibis would leave vaoaol land If
true. They took oat two warrants for thlt vacant
land and located them aa two of tba tracts
bought by Dr. llouts, and brought suit ia 1880,
flnt claiming ta locale the whole thirteen trade
north 40v rods. This ease was twice tried la oar
Courts, and resulted Anally la Pruaer a Barley
taking a non-salt la Iftftl, waea tka jury war
ready to render a verdict for (ha Defendants. It
was then removed by then to the Uoilad Slatrt
Court at Putaburgh and tried there, and agala a
verdict was glvaa to lluata. Ia IH77, Ibis aall
was brought, the venue changed to Centra scanty
and has aow mulled la a vardlet a aacoad lima
far Ika lloata title. Messrs. Brlibtn, Good anal
M' A I ear, repreaeatiag the lloata aatata, has
now loally got a ttlemaat of thia voted que,
lien, and the tilt of everybody claiming under
tha Heat i eel eta la quieted aad removed from all
doubt by tha two verdicts la aaa way.
Jadga Ore la triad the case, and his charge Is
ipoksa af at f try clear aad aU na.
For cheap suits and good goods, go
to Hirlingar aad hook's. 1 It.
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Salt. Lytic baa just rocoived a car
load of Ana Salt, large aaoks. Also, a oar load of
coarse and Amerloaa Ana. Full weights guaran
teed, and will ha sold at lowest pricea ia tba
oounty. tcp'-M, '79-tf.
A mun named Cbarlca McQuado was
ecoidenlly shot and kUiod at Driftwood, Cameron
county, laat Sunday. He waa out In the woods
bunting gama when tha accident occurred. He
was thirty-Ova years of age and unmarried.
mm -a a
Tur, Difference. An exchange re
marks, that tba raising of bee has become a
buiineas of great profit among tba farm era of
Waahiagtun oounty. It pays better than wool,
aod tba dog are aot aa hard oa tha bees aa on
the sheep,
J. F. Snyder, Ksq., of this place, has
been tdeotcd a delegate to re pretest the Clear
field Lutheran Sabbath School In tba Tooth
National Convention of Lutheran Sunday School
Workers, which will meet at Lew li town, Pa , on
the lib, 6th and 6th days of November next.
Two I ii re o bIoycs aro being put up
in Pie's Opera Home, to take the plaoa of h eaten,
which have heretofore proved nnsatisfaetory.
With heaters it took too long to warm up tba
large hall, and required a great deal of fuel aod
labor to keep up Ihe Area.
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George Knurr, a formor citiaons of
Truutvillu, thia couotr, baa received the contract
for carrying tha mail, three times a week, be
tween Punxiulawney and Reynoldiville, service
beginning on tht 1st Instant- Tho mall route
from r-uuisutawney to Luthariburg, by way of
Troutvillc, baa been discontinued.
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It it a by Buckwheat. We learn that
Mr. George M. Thompson, of Brady township,
icattered a bushel and three pecks of buckwheat
on a patch of ground. lie threshed bis crop last
week, and got a yield of !64 buifael of buck
wheat. Does that kind of farming pay F That
is certainly a wonderful percentage.
A. M. Fleck unearthed a lot of po
tatoes on Monday ,of the Fearless variety ,that goes
a little ahead of those ia Brady township, noticed
eliewhere In this paper. The largest of eight on
exhibition weighed 2 pounds and li ounces, the
eight of them weighing fourteen pounds. Give
Abo tha dip'uma.
LiHt of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Fostoffioc at Clearfield, for tha week ending
October 2t', 187K t
J. F. Crane, Daniel Coyle, Ima A. Ireland,
Mi Mollie A. Krlie, Lidta A. K leper, Benjamin
F. Myers, Mrs R. H. MoGarvey, Wm. Larney,
Isaac Whltnaok.
P. A. GaiTUt, P. M.
A. U. Kramer, Kaq., was mad hint
Sunday evening when tho baggage track at the
railroad atatiun iu this place punched him on the
cheek with its long arm. Ha wean his left aye in
mourning now. Wheelbarrows acd hand-carts,
whennot in uae, ahould be kept off tba pave
ments or public highway.
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IIoiise Stolen. Wo learn thai Geo.
Aurand, rcr-ldiug near Luthcrihurg, bad a large
bay mare stolen laat Sunday night. She has a
while stripe in forehead, and wmo white on one
bind and oae fore foot. The thief evidently
made a mistake. There was a fine young mare
in tba stable j but the one ha took ia fifteen years
old and blind in one eye. He has ao doubt dis-
eorend bis mistake ere thi and abandoned the
head.
IIUMINU MAI (II.
The person who signed the paper for the par
poie of organiiing a general hunt, met at tba
store room of G. C. A T. W. Moore en Tuesday
evening of laat week, to fix np n a day and trans
act other bualneil concocted therewith. Thurs
day of this week was settled upon as the day, and
3. 1. Snyder and A. M. Row elected Captains to
marshal the nimrods. Below wa give the names
of those who are eipeeied to take part la the
hunt, with "ooonf of the game as agreed upon :
B.1YDRR I BtDI.
Row s IIDB.
8. S. Butters,
Henry Bridge,
O R. Barrett, jr.,
C. H. Barrett,
J. P. BurcbOeld,
K. M. Burchtield,
A. B. Alb man,
Hon. G. R. Barrett,
J. R. II .iter,
W. 0. Cardon,
Frank Cnrdon,
T. A. Fleok,
A. M. Fler.
I). R. Fullerton,
Frank Fielding,
Frank A. Fleming,
M.S. Ulanta.
W. J, Hofftr.
W. D. Bigler,
A. M. Bloom,
IF. G. horpening,
M. B. Cowdrick,
T.J. Cloarv.
Jack Douitherty,
J. W. Howe,
ii. A. Goodfellow,
A. W Graham,
C. It. Hallord,
John M. Hasting,
J. L. H. Heicbliold,
A. J. Ilagerly,
Ann e Kcnnard,
John L. K regie,
A. W. Lee,
W. 0. l ytic,
B. A. Leery,
L. J. Morgan,
John K. Harder,
G. W. Johnson,
John F. Kramer,
John Mr.Clcllan,
0. J. Keagy,
W. M MoCallough,
Jamea Kerr.
J. F. McKenrlok,
0 L. Moore,
Fred Monop,
Ferd Mitchell,
A. B. Heed,
Harry Rider,
George U. Moore,
R. M. McEnally,
D. McGaoghey,
James McLaughlin,
Harry Mills,
A. M. Row,
K. M. 8c he u rer,
Fred Saoaett,
R. H. Stevenson,
W. M. Show,
II. B. Van Valsah,
A. W. Walters,
W. R Wallace,
J. W. Wrigley,
A. B. Weaver,
J. M. Stewart,
R. N. Shaw,
S. I. Snyder,
John Simmons,
John A. Stock,
Warren Thorn,
Paul Weaver,
James K. Wntson,
William V. Wright,
George Weaver,
FrnnK Willey.
WHAf TUB OA MR CO CUTS.
l ine squirrel, 1 j black or gray squirrel, 6 ;
pigeon or duck, 4 ; pheasant or rabbit, 0 ( hawk
or woodcock, 7 ground bog, I j rat-coon, B ( crow,
10; owl, 11 loon, 16 l fox, 20 f wildoat, 40;
deer, 60 i bear, 80 j panther cr wolf, 100.
AH parties araTequlrod to report at the Moore
Brothers' store in the evening within fifteen min
utes after the arrival of the Kxprais train ,
- -
THK FAllt.
Our Thirteenth Annual Fair Is over Oa Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday the personal turn
out was large and the receipts liberal. We
have attended tha thlrteta gatherings, and
were highly p eaaed to wltnesi the Ita prove meat
in the qua tty of tha article and pre luata on es
hibilijn. We bava seen more boiees, eat tie,
heep, bogr, etc., on the ground, but what they
lacked ia aombera was made np la tha blood. la
de ad of tha small white oak breed that formerly
appeared at oar Fair, the Royal blood was risi
ble everywhere. What we hare say about the
stock, is also true of tba farm products. Finer
graia, fruit and vegetables, cannot be found else
where. 1b rhort, the Fair was a success, and for
nearly four days tha people realty enjoyed tbem
lalns, save while brubiag away a little dust
that was floating around pretty thickly. Let the
officer get ready now and prepare for next year.
BISCBLLARBOtH RoTRR-
Nu accidents that we beard of bippeaeJ dur
ing the Fair.
County Falra, aa a rule, have ben very sus-
cerifal this year.
Thepriaa sqaasb oa exhibition weighed 121
pounds. John W. Howe waa the owner.
The receipts at the gate amounted lo between
$8 0ft and W0 enough to pay premiums and
other expeasef.
Two black bears, eight month old, owned by
Jamea Hale of Osceola, attracted a good deal of
attention. They were q aite docile.
The nsual display of fancy articles, sawing
mat-blnee, furniture, maaieal instruments, flowers
and plants, etc., were to be seen la the main
building.
The wsatber waa all that could be desired, sl
eep! Friday. On that day the threatened rain
prevented quit a number of people frm goiog
on the grounds.
A number of gambling Institutions aad side
show arrangements occupied prominent positions
oa tba grounds. These are expected to be found
attached to circnief, but thsy seem oat of plaoa
at County Fairs.
Frank Bradley, of tbla pi aee, took first money
$15 In tha pedeetrian eon teat, and fohaT. Car
ter, of West Clearfield, got seeoad. Two ether
competitors McGlanghin.of II outs dale, and Maya,
of Knox township, "threw up the sponge caily
in tha ooateal.
Krntit Book had aa "air plant" en exhibition
la the mala building, which Is not planted la the
rarlh, but receive auatenanoe from the air, and
alts oa lop of the ground, oa a board, or when
ever yoa choose to plaoa it, aad will thrive like tha
cedars of Lebanon.
The raees created mora latarael thea aaythlng
else that look plaoa daring the Fair. Oa Wed
nesday alter noon the first trot took place, beat
two heats la three, for a parse of $30, resulting
as follow I
lav. In.
Sunihfoe - m 1 I
Red Bank I I
II roes way t I
Dane Away m 4
TrtPRsnaf ArranaooB.
For faorsee owaed aad re lead ia eouaty, best I
la S, &
1st. In.
Oaoeolab. b
behryver, b. g. M.t.
. t I
rainar aftbrroor.
Free te all, best I In I, ltt.
lar, Sri. So.
Red Baak I 1 1
Maggie Miller tit
Honabiae - lit
Tie-2 41, 1 si, 1,J.
P. O. Fraud. Thoe newspaper
who make a habit or Issuing baaiaaea circulars,
and fold tham inside of their papers, for tha pur
pose of avoiding ths payment of postage, should
be severely punlabed for robbing the Postoffloe
Department of its revenues In thia Illegal man
nor. Tba fine for suoh dirty work Is $6 for each
circular so seat out, and we hope that aome'en-
terprlalog Postmaster will lucoeed in punishing
some of these viola ten.
A PUni.lC HENEKACTOR.''
Office of Nichols A SteiaerTSd Pino St..
New York Cirr. Nov. 13, 187S.
Da. M. M. FtRRRR.Fredonla, N. Y ,-ZW
Sin I have been a great sufferer from Ulltous
nets and Dyspepnia for years. My friend Hon.
N. C. Lake, of the New York Custom House, lo-
duoed ma to try your Blood and Li rer Remedy
and Nerve Tonic. Br the use of two bottles I
have sustained the most refreshing relief. I look
upon it as one of the greatest remedies of the
day, and you a the compounder of the aame, as
a public benefactor.
Yours truly. WM. U. STKINER,
Rx-Coinmissionnrof Uxcise for New York City.
oet-22-2t
Dr. Fennar'a Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonla may well ba called "The conquer
ing hero" of the times. It la the medical triumph
of tho age. Whoever has "the blues" ahould take
it for it regulates and restores tba disordered
system that gives rise to them. It always oares
BiliouioeM and Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dys
pepsia, Constipation, Headaches, Fever and
Ague, Spleen En large mints, Scrofula, Kryslpelaa,
Pimples, Blotches and all akin Eruptions and
Blood Disorders; Swelled Limbs and Dropsy j
Sleeplesiaess, Impaired Nerves and Nervous De
bility Restores flesh aad streagtb wbea the sys
tem Is rut n ing dowa or going into decline f oures
Female Weakness and Chronic Rheumatism, and
relieves Chronic Bronchitis, and all Lung and
Throat difficulties. It does these things by strik
ing at the root of disease and removing Its causes.
Dr. Fenoer's Improved Cough Honey will re
lieve an coDih ia one hour.
lit. tenner s Gold en iieliat cures any pain, as
Tooth-ache, Neuralgia, Colic or Headache la five
to thirty minutes, and readily relieves Rheama
Ufin, Kidney Complaint, Diarboaa, ate.
ur. renner s au t itus Dance Dpecmo, una
bottle always cures.
For sale tiy Hartawiok A Irvln, Uruggtats,
Clearaeld, Pa. aug-27-lf.
The Old Lycoming; Insurance Company
me rirai to me rrom.
Cir aw ms villi, Pa., Oct. 20, 1879.
Kkr A Biodlr, General Insurance Agents,
C lear field, Pa : 1 take pleasure In aaknowled ging
receipt of Draft from you. for Fourteen Hundred
and Ninety-two Dollars and Afty canU($l,4U2 60-,
being ib lull for losi by fire, which uocurred to
y property on the Zu day or October. I stu, m
tba borough of Curwensrille, Fa. And I hereby
return to yen my sincere tneoxs lor ins prompt
and business-like manner in which you have
settled and adjuited my loss, and I recommend tn
tne people ot l learneifl county tfie old time-trieu
LYCOMING INSURANCE COMPANY, as be
ing safe, reliable and prompt.
lATHARISB UBAFr.
Oct 22, 1879 2m.
llti:HU,M AWAItUUO.
Ths following U the list of premium awarded
by the judges of the departments or classes or
articles un exhibition lait week :
hiss 1.
Beit cow, W. F. Tate $ 8 01)
Sreood beat, J. G. Setaryver 4 01)
Beat bull, bet. I and 2 ya old, Jeaae Goie A vu
Second bast, bet. 1 and 2, L. Denning-... t On
ll.it bull, bet. 2 and 3, J. L. lobn uu
Second beat, bet. 2 aod S, A. L. Ogden... I 0')
Bst bull, bet. 3ya or upward, J. Melt ride. 8 OU
Class 2.
Beat cow for milk and but., S. B. Jordan. $ 6 00
Best hfftfrr, 2 ya old, Clark Brown X 0o
Ue.it call, t yr. olil, Ueuj. Miaw I uu
Iteit calf, uoder 1 yr. old, J. L. Yohn 2 00
Class 4.
Beit eUlllon, Alfred Bloom $ 8 00
Second belt, M F. Wallace... 8 00
Beat mare and colt, W. P. Tate 8 0U
Class 5. 4
Beat mare for work, Zack Ogdan $ 4 00
Beat family bone, I. W. Hancock I 00
Best match, team, Hugo Mullen. 8 00
Beit 2 yr. old colt, Alien Orr t OU
Best 8 yr. old colt, J. B. Wetxail 4 Oil
licit colt, under J yrs. old, lack Ogden... 2 v(
Beit pulling of stone boat, Km. Fen loo.- a 00
Class 0.
Beit buok, Clark Brows $ 4 00
Beit ewe, W. P. Tate 3 00
Best lamb, W. P. Tate 1 00
Cass 10.
Heat boar, R. Shaw, Jr t 4 80
ileit iow and pi it, Fiank thaw 2 00
lip.t ut bog, 1. Stage 8 00
Heaond beat fat hug, I. Stage 1 00
ilu I pig, under o mo., w. o. Uauil.,Utf..1 .00
Liass 11.
Beat turkey, L. Dannlog $ 1 00
Class 12.
Beat plow, W. P. Read Dip
Beit grata cleaner S. L. Swlihar Dip
Beat threshing machine, Frank Robinson. I I 00
Class 13.
Best churn, P. Frmire..,. , . Dip
Best bee hive, A. M. Hills Dip
Class 14.
lest bushel of wheat, Miles Read $ 2 00
Beat 2 acres of wheat, K. Sliaw.Jr ........ 18 00
Best buibil of Rye, M. J. Owen 1 00
Beit 2 aores or buok wheat, t. W. Hancock. 8 00
Best 2 aores of corn, Tnos. T. Smith 8 00
Best buibel of corn, W. F. Read Dip
Beet bushel of oata, Milea Read Dip
Beat ba.poUloea(Peerleaa)J A McBride. 1 00
Class 15.
Bet cake, Jennie Row $ 80
Beat dually ot Jellies, N. Ruhel S 00
Beat g Ibis jellies, N Kisbel 60
Class 1G.
Best 8 Ib. butter, Mrs. Eliiba Davis $ 1 00
Beat ebeeae, Mra. ttliaha Uavis 1 Ot)
Second beat ebette, Mias Alios Flegal.... Dip
Class 17.
Beit 100 lbs. wheat dour, Jno. J. Smith... $ 1 Oil
Best luQlba.ol buck wheat, J no. J. Smith. 1 00
Class 18.
Beet box of honey, A. M Hills... I I 00
Best jar of peaebea. John Featon... 80
Beit jar of pick lee, Mm Alice Plegal bu
Beat bam, M. F. Wallace 60
Best dried beer, M. F. Wallace H 6(1
Beit Jar of oralis, Meliiia J. bbaw Dip
Class 2D.
Beat apeeimeo bf hair work , J. Fent n Dip
Beit Bowers in wouatud, Mrs. L.J. Kurd. si)
Beit tidy, Eiuuia C. Saaw Dip
Best needlework, Mis Sarab Owtoi 60
Beat ah p peri, Elisabeth Stewart Dip
Beat ipe.riu.ien of sewing on machine
M s. n. 11 Ueera ou
Best shell work, Mr. Geo. . Gullob Dip
Class 22.
Best fanny work, Mil Clara B. Shaw.... Dip
Ileal painting, Frank Moure Dip
Beitdiinlay ot II owe re, If meat Buck Dip
Bell runic work exbibilor, A. M. Row... Dip
Class 24.
Bestcaae of gun implements, J. B Harder. Dip
Beet eaae ot Hue gone, J. K. Harder Dtp
Beat gun maJe in county, J. E. Harder... $ 1 vu
Beit iron fence, Richard Kennard 2 00
Beat fruit dryer, Jus. Winery..... Dip
Class 25.
Best buggy, L. R. Merrill. $ 2 00
Beat autky, Harry Mtlla Dip
Beat aleigb, L. K. Merrill t 00
Beit display, bug. and ear, D. B. Drape.. Dip
Class 2G.
Beit bedilead, M. B. Spackmaa I 1 00
Bet watltPten i, M B. SaokmaB. 60
Beat bureau, M. B. Spackmau , 8 00
Class 28.
Beit iquaih, 121 lba., J. W. Howe $ 60
Heit variety of vqueihee, Jaa, Spackmaa.. 611
Beit pumpkin, M . J. Owen 60
Beat buibel of beets, Jack Cook Ita 60
Bestceleiy, Maggie L. Owens - 60
Best A head ut oaubage, Jack CLBklla.... 6l
Beat rutauegaa, N. Ruhel m t 00
Beit turnip, John 1. Pattereoa - Dip j
Class 29.
Beat Irish collar, I. McNul Dip
Best Scotch collar, I. McNael.,.., Dip
Best buggy cellar, I. McNaul Dip l
Best sida uf harness leal bar, ft. MoNaal... $ 1 00
Class 30. I
Best salt ef clothes, Miss Sarab Oasns..... $ 1 00
Class 31. j
Best aewspapar, O B. Good lander I 1 80
Best blanks, 8. J. Row A Boa 6"
Beet cards, B. J. Row A Bun 60
Best oraameatal printing;, 8, J Row A Sob. I 80
Best leaefeers' reports, B. J. Row A Sua... Dip
Class 34.
Best cannal eoal, John Norria. Dip
Beat Are-clay, J. A. MeBnde. I 6
Beit ep eel men ef peat, from Ireland, Jack
Uoliiaaa Dtp
Class 35.
Best buihel ef apples, N. RliheL. I I 00
Heal 18 lba. Am. grapes, B. W. Davie I
Bast I lba, Native grapes, Keek Ogden,... 1 W
Best display of apples, Nathan Muere I N
Beat peek of beans, N. Huh el 1 00
ttest peek orqataoee, Mile Heaa M,.,. aw
Beit peek ef peers, Mrs. W. L. Riihel...... 1 80
Class M.
Best Nursery, John D. Wright. $ I 10
Miscellaneous.
Display ef Organs aad Piaaos, Oeo. W,
Good, Atlnoaa Dip
Display ef Weed Bowing Mao a I as M. R.
Beers Dip
fllagor Sewing Machine, J.W. Niekita Dip
Ilu we Hewing seaekine, A. 11 Bin ilk. ...... Dip
Cbampiea Me were, Cardva Bros Dip
Bed Harrier Mowers, Ja Irvia Din
Two bear eabs, Jaa. P. Hale Dp
All pramtaaas will be PAID IN FULL at any
time between now aad the first af December,
after wklea data all an lifted monlad prsmlama
will be eon 1 1 dared as donatloai to the Society.
PereoBi will aall apon the Secretary, A. U. Row,
at tha Journal oflca, and get tbelr orders apea
tba Treasurer.
Scrofula of thirty years' standing
baa been eared by "ir. iiadey xivoa ssxrra
sr." Bold by all droggiits.
Half the ills ot human life proceed
from a torpid and disordered liver. Submit to
them no longer while "Sellers' Liver Pills" will
cure you quickly, lie. per bos.
It is absolutely the best known
remedy for Female Weakneea , e Iran gt hens tha
whole system, and 9n produce no injurious
effect . Barosma li prepared by K. K, Thompson,
Tituivills, Pa., and Is fur sale by all druggists in
Clearfield, and Jos. Seyler A Sun, Lut here burg.
oct-rS 2t
A Fact. An advertisement inBertod
in the RkFViLtcaR will reach more readers than
if published lo all the other papers In tho coun
ty, and oust tha adrertisvi Ism than one-half
Ib other words, an advertisement published Ib
our jcurnal Is worth double the prion of thai
charged by any other publisher la the eounly.
It Is a feol. tf.
Removal. Dr. T.J. lioyor has re
moved his medical office to the rooms recently
occupied by Buck A Graham, In Graham's row
He makes CHRONIC DISEASES a specialty.
CllARUKS VERY LOW. The manufacturers
having lowered pricea, be Is prepared to furnlih
STRICTLY PURB MEDICINE8 at greatly re
duced rates. Tha afflicted will be benefited by
giving him a call. Ju1y23, 'IfMf.
Wine with Cake for Entertain-
MRXTS-We take plcarure ia directing the atten
tion of Ihe public to Spier's Celebrated Port
Grape Wine, a para and unadulterated article,
upon which every one may most Implicitly rely.
This wine U made at Spear's Vineyards, Paiseie,
New Jersey. It has a rich flavor, mellow Jool
ncss, and brilliant color; and is not only aa
agreeable beverage, but Is highly beneficial in all
Its properties for invalids and aged person. For
ale by B. W. Graham, druggiit, Clearfield, Pa,
New Dailt Stage Line. James L.
Leavy has succeeded in baring a daily mail estab
lished between Clearfield and Pen n fie Id, and will
hereafter rua a daily stage between the two points.
His contract began with April 1st, and the stage
will leave Clearfield every morning (except Sun
day) at 8 o'clock, making connectlona with all
trains on tba Low Grade Railroad at Pennfleld, re
turning after tha last train the aame evening.
Parssngersand freight will be carried at low rates.
Order left at any of the hotels will be attended
to. ioaprjtf u
The Brook vilte Vt mot rat reminds the Clearfield
Rxr L'Sl.irAM that
"There's nothing meaner
Than Ihe solnors gleaner
Who steals wbatothars write"
Correct, my boy ; but why couldn't you admin
ister the reprimand without ateallng f Clarion
Republican.
That Is what we would like to know, too. Borne
people are very sensitive wbea otbera attempt to
imitate them. Never rebuke other pccpla for
doing what you practice yourself.
Those Apple. We have had Iota
of samples, and supposed that Mr. Flegal would
tome oat ahead with his seventeen-ounoer f but
it seems now that brother Daniel, residing In
B rady towmhip, informs us thai he has a'Tulpe-
hock," weighing 18) ounces. This, wa think,
will settle tha apple buiineas this season. Mr.
Samuel Brown, and Mr, Thomas Lanlcb, have
duu-ped a lot on our table weighing from twelve
to sit teen ounoes. Such fruit Is a blesalog to the
neighborhood In which it grows.
Clearfield Coal Trade. Stato-
meat of Coal and other freights aent over the
Tyrone A Clearfield Divlalon, Pennaylvanln Rail
road, for the week ending October II, 1879, and
the same time lasfyear
OOAL. TORR.
Forlbe week 30.118
Same lima lasl year
Increase
Previously during year
betne lime last year
Increase
Total In 1879
Basse time last ytar
Increase
OTBRB rRRIOBTR,
Lumber
Mtioellaneuui freights
... lt0,v6
...lOXnars.
..194 "
It BccniH that the vigilant (?) police
of Clearfield made bo effort to capture thia des
perate fiend, and bad it not ben lor Captain
Clark, the robber would never have been or railed:
ilivitiurr, we ray, mit uvwut ia uue to oiaa lul
lba manner In which he worked up this oaee
0ttv la HtptUlt.
The JfMi7e is very much mlstakea la what it
says of "tha vigilant police of Clearfield," for
Constable McCiellan followed 0 Hera, Vboae
name was then not known, ta Weedvillc, where be
got the check cashed, thea to Kyler's camp, on
Wolfliek ran, tn Elk county, and thence to St.
Marys, where all trace of him was loit. Thus
matters remained until Tuesday night whan a
logman came to Clearfield for the purpose cf la
forming Mr. McCiellan that the waa be wanted
was at Laaraltoa. Not finding Mr. MoClellaa, be
Imparted bis knowledge lo otbera. Captain
Clark was than informed, went to Laurel tea and
made the arrest. These are tbe simple facta, and
all the capiial tbe RtKilU can make out or them,
it Is welcome to. .
THE ORPIIKim 111 YM VIHIT TO
HKOOKVILLH.
Tba following extracts are taken from the
Brookrilla papers of last week. Read what they
have to say In reference to the Clearfield people,
oa tba occasion of Ibcir recent vialt to that place :
From the Brookville Jefferson ian.
"The fsntlemanly deportment of members of
the Clearfield band, while visiting here laat week,
won f ir thou many friends. The band is an ex
cellent ono of twenty-two Instruments, and their
rendering ot muiie fine. The sereaade given tbe
Jrftrtoniam olioa on Thuraday waa appreeia'cd,
and for whieh tbey bava our ibanks. "
From the Brookville Republican
"Wednesday but our people were somewhat
(urprtied by tbe announce arrival of tha Orpheui
Comet Band, of Clearlield, eoniia'lng of twenty
member, all d reared in a modeat but very benJ
eonte uniform. They remained . In town until
Friday, aad during their atnv rendered some very
fine muito, laving part In the street parade on
Thursday, and serenading many of our eitiiena.
The Rrjinbtiemn office had tbe bnor of a vlrit,
for wbioh we would return thanks, hoping
that the Orphan may find It eunvanient to ,
riilt Br okvllle again very boob."
From tbe Brookville Democrat
"TheOrtibeai Cornet Band, of Clearfield, was
present da ing tbe fair, remaining aearly three
days. They were not engaged by tho managers,
but aame as visitors, to in our town, and nave a
few daya enjoyment The band ouinbera twenty
one, inoluding the leader, and Is composed of as
Boo a looking and gentlemanly aotiog lot or
young men aa we have ever aeen. Tboa. F. Cooper
la leadr, Milton Khaw Secretary, and Geo. W.
Johnson Drum Major. Mrs. Milton Shaw, wile
of the Secretary, acoompaained tbe band, and
was ths guest of Mrs O. M. Garrison. The band
serenaded many of oar eltisens, inclading the afll -1
ears ol tbe Agriealta ral Society ,nswspaper office, ;
postmaster and others. We acknowledge the
receipt of a card, with their "compliment!."
They have been organiied but fourteen mot I hi,
yet th.lr performances indicate a much earlier
organisation, '1 heir neat, bright Uniterm glees
itaem a Bne appearance, fuey Will be Welcomed
to Brookville any time fa tbe mture "
i a n
I DUCATIONAL NOTI .
r m. l. Mcqtiown, co. inr'r.
The work of visiting tbe schools has now begun.
There are la Pennsylvania 11,200 school di
rectors and 20,fl71 ttschen.
Dr. D. L- Fergusoa, Secretary cf tbe Lumber
City School Board, received tbe contrast far build
ing the new school house at that place.
Tha Teaobers'e Institute of Elk eounly, has
wa ladefialtely postponed oa accouat of tha
severe lllasss at Superintendent Dixon's wife.
The attendance at oar public schools, the In
terest af tbe pupils In study, and tba geaeral
class! floe Ho a were aever better that at preeeat.
Cwrwnwillt fin ve
il Is oar lateatien la arrange for a few Local
laatlialcs ia different parts of the county aa early
aa possible, and shall be plsaeed la eorreapond
with parties concerning tbe same.
Through the courtesy af the Directors of Clear-
field boroagh, the teachers and pupils were given
aa eppertaalty to attend the Fair last week, tbey
being granted a vaeatiea daring the week.
Mr. J. H. Law bead, af Lawrence township,
who bat beea sojourning la the West for Ihe past
two years, rataraed bona last wsek, aad will
teach the Bloomlagton Behoal tha eemlag Winter.
Miss Sadie J Morgan, af Lawrence towmhip,
returned from Bdlabere State Normal School laat
week, where abe bad Ipeat tweeiy-flva weeks In
prep aria g for teaching. She will teaeb la Brady
township tbe coming Wialer.
On Moaday, the 14ib In , Miss Jane Selfrldga,
ember af the Liek Baa School, M aad broke
bar arm, while engaged la play witb her eebeel
matee. The meet earefal assistance wm lender
ed beraad aow abe It fuaad la her proper place
at acbeel.
Mill Bita La Porte, teecbar of West Oeabea
Seboal, aa iii tod by Miss Maggie Read aad olbara,
have dapped ant an elaborate programme pre par-
atery la tha orgeat eat ion af a Literary Society aa
Friday even lag af wail weak. Tba abject af tbe
Soalety Is to develop, tba talent af Iboee kttond
Ing echeol. It, therefore, being a commendable
enterprise, It eboald receive the hearty support
of tbe people of Ibat tonaajaatty.
We have now on hand several thoua
and fleet-class envelopes, which wa will print for
business men, or anybody else, at prices am bisU-
not ba rivalled. Call and aaa them. tf.
Specials.
Three Thousand Wanted.
I.OOO nualielaof g-ood, rlrai) W heat,
l,MM llURhfjIa ot'tfood, eleau Hye,
I.OOO lliubeli ol good, eleau Oata,
To be delivered at Porler'a mill, In Lawrence
twnahip, for which the highest oasb price win no
paid by VVm. Purvrh.
Cic-etrtield, I'e,, BepL.14. Wt .4t .
Wahtb ii. 680,000 14-feet shaved hoops, deliv
ered at tha railroad, In car load of 8,000, at all
ointi on tho Tyrone A Cleernald, r. A H , Uald
Earla Valley, and Pennsylvania Railroads, for
wtitcn 1 will pay tne oigueii maraei price.
J, V. A II A n ,
Ootlfl, 1878-tf. Clearfield, Pa.
0a HimnaRD Pan Cbnt. Diicourt on Ol
Pairas. Sewing Machines can now ba purchased
at Alerrell'e tin and variety store, from f'l6 up
wards. All kinds of sewing machines repaired
oa tbe shortest notice.
Clearfield, Pa,, July 19, 1877.
BnuatRt For Sai.b, R. Newton Shaw keepa a
full supply of Fredonia Buggies and Platform
Wagons for sale. To be aeen at the Shaw Houae
yard. Call on or address aim at Clearlield Penn
sylvania, may 18-tf.
fire Hundred Thousand Strong.
In the rail few month there bava been more
then 600,000 bottles of r-biloh'i Cure Sold Out
of the vast number or people who bare used it,
more than 2,000 cases of Consumption bare been
red. Al) Couiiha. Croup. Aathma, and Bron-
cbitla, yield at once, hence It is that every body
speaks in Its praise. To thosa who bava not
u-ed It, let us say, If you have a Cough, or your
child tba Croup, and you value ine aon i ran io
try it. For Lame Back, side or Chest, aac
Bbiloh's Porous Plaster. For sale by C. D. Wat
son, Clearfield, Fa. cep-10 eow-om.
. Strange People.
Do vou know that there are strange people la
our community, we say strange beuaaee thny
cem to prefer lo suffer and pan tbeir days mis
erably, tnado so by Diapepm, and Liver Com-
laint, Iodigeition, Conilination, and ueneral
)ebilltr. wbenSHILOH'S VlTALIKKRie guar
anteed to cure (hem. For sale by C. D. Watson,
Clearlield, Pa. scp-10 eow 6in.
We have a speedy and positive Cure for Ca
tarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth, and Head Ache,
In 811 1 LO US CATARRH RK.MKDY. A naial
Injector free with each boltlo. Uae it if you do
aire health and aweet breath. Price 60 ct. For
a! a by C. t. Watson, Clearfield, Pa.
sep-10-'79-eow-0m.
Collector's Warrants. We have prepared
a form, and have on baud a largo quanlity, of
blank "Colleolor s ealei, which nave been ap
proved by the highest legal authurity hi tbe
Courts of Ibis oounty. At Tmtnty Cmf per
dosen we will mail any number to tbe Collector
ordering them. A Collector, when compelled to
advertiae property, luuat post up not ieaa hu
tbroe notices in tne nwsi puone pisoea in nia
borough or township. tf.
WARTan. Delivered at the Rail Ruad.
100,000 2 inch shared ihinglM.
I '10,000 24-lnob sawed shingles.
,000 feet of pine boards.
oO'i.ono 14-feet shaved hoops.
6.0HO railroad lies.
Mi.Ol'O feet of good hemlock board).
For which I will pay tbe highest market price,
delivered at Clearfield, or at any point on the
Tyrone A Clear bold Kailrotd.
J. r. KRAUIR.
CltarflelJ, Pa., Oct. 16. 1878-tf.
Inst llccci vl
Just Rocoived by ARNOLD, at
CURWKNSVILLK:
Car Load Nova Kcotia rlastor!
Car Load puro Corn. l(yo and Oats
Chop 1
Car Load Doakcn NiliI
Car Load of Choice Family Flour I
Car Load Dry Goods, Groceries, &o.l
jtttT'Sh mules, Bark. R. R. Ties and
Grain will bo taken in exchange.
t "urwensvillo, Alay 1, IH78.
XcrvoiiM lleljllitj'e
Vital Wcakuesa or Depression : a weak
axhauxted feeling, no energy or courage; the re
sult of mental over-work, liidlrretloiie or
CkcCBMCa, or some drain upon tbe aratcm is al
ways cured by llumpnrey s iiomapatme opeoiuc
No. 28. It tones av and Invigorate tbe ayitem,
dispell the gloom and despondency, imparts
strength aid cnergv, stops the drain and re-
jureoalei the entire man. Been used twenty
years witn per l eel luccesi by thou?;mlJ. roii by
deajcra. Price. II , per Jinirle ,Tial. or 6,.ni-r
paukugo or live uals ana $3 vial ofpowder, heat
by mail on receipt of price.
Adiireis iiunipnreya' iiumirpainir
Medicine Company, iuw Fmton St., N, V.
C. V. Wat ion, Agent, Clearfield, Pa.
sept. 18, 1R78-Iy.
HORN MARSHALL. At DuBols, on Sun-
day, Oct. 6th, 1879, by Rev. L, H. Iletrick, Mr.
G. W. Horn and Miaa Maggie Marshal, both or
West Liberty, Jlrady towmhip.
RICHARDS BLOOM. At tbe Lloyd House.
in Philipiburg, oa Wednesday, UoU 1Mb, 1H7W,
by Rer. N. H. Miller, Mr. George 11. Richards,
ofOvceola Mills, and Mus Mary Bloom, of Cur-
wsnavilic.
II illVDTV MI'D P1IV At tk. .l.l.KU .V
tk. k.;,l.. k.th.. In II...I..UI. n Th I..
Oct. Sib, 1879, by Rev. J. A. Woodcock, Mr. Gil
bert G. Ilagerly and Miss Maggls Murphy, both
of Hoatidsle.
GATES ARDARY. At Ihe reaideuee of tbe
bride'a father, Kiiaha Ardary, on Weddiaday,
Oct. loth, l7. by Kev. J. A. Aldrvd, Mr. w.
D. Gates end Mary K. Ardary, both of Curwens
ville. DIEM LONG At (lie Evangrliral 1 uthrrnn
Paraonntce, New Millport, on Thund iy, Oct. 9lh,
187K, by Kev. P. D. cberk, Mr, Henry I. I) inn,
of Lewliville, In Bell townnhip, and Miia Krtu
rah M. Long, of Dloummgton, tn Pike lawnabip.
BLOOr Mi CRACK EN.AI the rendence of
D. 8. MoCraeken, on Thursday, Oct. Ifltb, IMi 9, 1
by Kev P. B Shark, Mr. A. M. Bioum and Mm ,
liarrtel McCracken, both of New Millport.
MILLER CUI'LI R -On Hund.y, Oct. toth
h;v. by Henry Mnlh, Kki., Mr. Thuinaa Miller
anil M in Jane Cupler, b tit Bell towiinhip.
COX At Cjrwciiiville, on Frld-y riiitbl. Oc
tober ICtb, 179, Mia Lime C x, only dMUghter
of John and Wary Col, ot Oil Centre, Mckean
county, tn tba zut year ol ber age.
BRANIFF la lleccaria township, on Tues
day. August 2nth. IH79, John W aon of Michael
and Eliatbelh Bran iff, ag'd 14 years, 6 months
and I A days.
Death heibtsn here and borue away
A lo ved ono from our home t
Juit In the morning of hia day,
God ealled the loving one away.
Not long ago be filled bis place,
And sat with us and talked ;
But now hia earthly work is dons
He dwells wiin God above.
His blessed handi are folded,
On earth to toll oo more)
But in that Holy City
He will rest furevermore.
Oh ! hew we'll miss our deareat Johnny,
And oar heart to grief are given J
But again we hope to meet biiu,
At our Father a throne In Heaven.
Ia enr dreams, we see our dor one
His face and eyes so bright
But again, when ilecp foriakes u.
Wa weep to know he's gone from earth
Asleep la Jesus ! blvised strep I
From which none ever wake to wasp !
A calm and undisturbed repose,
Unbroken by the la it or toaa. J. H B.
CLEARFIELD MARKETS.
Ct.miri.i.D. Pa Oct. II,
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Flonr, prf e.U
Burkwh.il Floar, n.r owl ....
Onr. M..1, p.r t
Ohop, r.v., p.reitt
Chop, biimI, p.r wt .....m.
nr.., p.. .t
Wb.M, p.r bmh.l
nr., per ItilM
O.li, p.r bafhl H........H
Cora, .r, per bn.b.l.... H..H.....
Hn.b.b.ftt, p.r ban.l....n
Pot.tMl, p.r ba.bsl
Annl.., p.r ..,bl
!La, p.r pound
HhoMld.r, p.r po.nd.....H.M.WM
Dried B..I, p.r puani
Cblnbrn., p.r p.tr M.
Batter, par pound M
Kara, par duaan m H.
Bait, par ,ab. lnrra
CoaJ Oil, par gallon
, tu
It
10
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I to
Lard, par pound n.
Drlad Applea, par pound. ...........
Drlad P.nahaa, pr pound. .
Uanna, par buabal M
2)nv 3n3i''rtisrmfnts.
BLACKSMITIIINO.
Horse-Shoeing
A Specialty.
The undersigned, being thankful for peel fa to re,
would reineettally Inform tne eltkaena of Clear
field and vicinity that he hae parehaied tha ahop
in Clearfield boroagh recently eoeapiod by Araoa
Kenaard, sitnated oa I oeaat street, la the rear of
Geo, Weaver A Ca.'e store, whara by strict aad
clean a Ilea t ion te bueinees, be hopes ta receive a
large snare oi pnane pauoaage.
A-cyPrteee reasonnble and all work guaranteed
CHAR. II. UALFOHD.
Clearlfld, Pa, Oct 16, 1879 Im.
a Ot)t UL'Rilttl-" Oeorga Weaver A Oo,
ij, want Ave Ibousand bushels of OA IS, now,
and will pay cash or produce.
CUartlelJ, Pa Aug. 18, 1879-lf.
HOimG POM RF.NT. A two-story brick
home on Fine street, east of the . .
Weebyterlan Church,. Three rooms np ffvJ
and three down slalrs. A good stable, toe I - a !j
kmiu and nrdiB attached. Fur further"'
particular!, apply to J. B. GRAHAM,
April 30, 1B78 tf. Clearfield, Pa.
TbROPRnTV P)R II 12 NT.
X Mrs, John B. Rafferty, of Peon township.
otters tor rent a aweinng nouse ana store
room, situate in tba vifrfvw focnviiie,
For furtherlnformation apply to, or ad
dress, Mrs. J. B. RAFFERTY,
, oct. 33,'78-tr. Grampian Hills,
A DMINIHTKATOHN NOTICH.
J Notice U hereby given that Letter of Ad
miniatration d 6om'e woe on Ihe estate of LYDIA
DOWLING,latoof Lawrence twp, Clearfield Co.,
I'a , deceased, having been duly granted to the
undersigned, all peraoaa indebted lo aaid eatate
will ploaee make Immediate payment, and t bore
baring claims or demands against ine same win
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment without delay. A AHUM U. TAiU,
Administrator D. B. V
Clearfield, Pa , Oot. 8, 187V-fit.
"7XL( UTOH'si NOTICE. Notice la here-
I J by aiven that Letters Tratamentary on
tbe estate of ANGUS M. GILL, lata of Bra. I ford
towmhip , Clearflald eounly, Penn a., dee d
Having been duly granted to tne undoratgned, all
peroona indebted lo aaid estate will please make
immediate Ley men t, and those having olalme or
demands against tha same will present them
properly authenticated for settlement without
delay. BAM t Si. tl. tilLt
Executor
Williamigrove, Pa., Sept. 10, !879-6t.
D
IVORCB NOTICB.-Tn Common Picas
Court of Clearfield county Pa.
Joseph Interewics') No. 3D June T, '79
V alias sub. our.
Margaret Interewics ) Divorce.
J1
To Harffiirtt Nterewies rtipondcnt : You are
berebj nollfled la appear In ihe I4 Court at
Clear he Id on the 2nd Monday of January, 1HH0, to
abow oauee If any you have, why n divorce from
Joaeph Intcrewlrs the petitioner should not be
granted to answer complaint contained la tbe po
tion asking for inch a decree.
A. 1 KNTZ Jr., Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Clearfield I'a , Oot. 16, 1879.
F
OR SALB.
The underslffnad will tell at private sale all
that tract or parcel of land sitfate in Decatur
township, Clearfield oounty, Pa., within n short
distance or tbe lyrone A Clearttel'l n. K., and
adjoining lands of Robert Hudson and otnen,
and known as the Jacob B. Gearhart lot The
aaid tract containing 60 acres more or leas, with
two veins of valuable eoal thereon, has about 20
acres cleared, aod is tbe key to a large body of
ooal aoout being developed, vt ill ba sold low and
upon easy terms. For particular, apply to
DAVID L. KKKBS.
Clearfield, Pa., July 12, 1876.
AUDITOR NOTICE. In the Orphans'
Court of Clearfield county, Pa. In the
matter of the estate of William Sbimel, late of
Morris towmbip. dec d.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by said
Court tn distribute the moneys arising from the
sale of the real eatate of William Sbiiuel, late of
Morris township, Clearfield county, dee'd, to and
among tbe parties legally entitled thereto, hereby
givea notice, that he will meet the partial inter
ested at his office in Clearfield, on FRIDAY, the
Slat DAY ofOCTOBtvK, 1379 at t o'clock P. M.,
when aod where all partie fntereitert may at
tend. OSCAR MITCHKLL,
Auditor.
ClcarfUld, Pa., Oot 16tb, 1879 St.
yt'lMTon'f NOTICE.
In the matter of Citeteof) la the Orphans' Court
T. W. Fleming, dee d, f of Clearfield Co., Pa.
The undenigucd Auditor, appointed by said
Court, to make distribution of tbe balance re
maining in tbe hands of 'L, McNaul and J. R.
Irvin, Administrators C, T. A., of said deceased,
among the parties legally entitled ihereto, hereby
give notice that be will act fur the purpose of hia
appointment, at the office of McEnally A MoCurdy,
In Clearfield, on Tl'KSDAY, tbe 2Hth DAY of
OCTOBKH, A. D. 18T9, at 10 o'clock A. M.
W. A. 11AGBUTY,
Auditor.
Clearfield, Pa , Oct. 8th, 1S79-3L
GEO. WEAVER & CO.,
SECOND PTREFT.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
li.r. opn.4i tip, tn th, ,tr. room i.t.ly iMcapLd
bj Wvrr k U.ttoa Second ,trMt, . I.rg. .nd
well i.!cel.d itouk of
Dry - Goods, Groceries,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
QUEENSWARK, WOOD 1 WILLOW WARE,
I1AT8 AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &c.
Which they will dispose of at reasonable rates
fur eoab, or exchange lor country produce.
GEOROH WEAVER A CO.
Clearfield, Pa., Jan. 9. 1878 tf.
HOMESTEAD FOR SALE
IN THE
Borough of Curwensville !
rrMlAT well-known ,fnpMty rituete on the bank
X of the 8ufitilianne river, In the b.iough of
I urwen-rille. I.'lenrflrl.l Ci.unty, Pa , occupied by
the late BENJAMIN I1AR1SIIOKN, deo'd, Is
now offered tor sale. It contains about
Thirteen Acres.
Upon which is erected a fine two-story frame
SX DUELLING BOISE,
!;i;lL3f STABLE, and the neeeiiarr out
fjji building., and alto a FLOWING
FOUNTAIN of pure SPRING VATKR. Tbi
is a very desirable property for a private resi
dence. The nronertv is now offered at PRIVATE
SALK, oa reasonable terms. For farther In
formation in relation to It, call al tbe prcmWes,
or apply to the nnderrigned In person or by letter.
11 1 11 A 1 II AL W. SMITH,
Attorney for Ihe Heirs).
Clearfield, Pa., SepL 3d, 1879-tf.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OK
Vauablc Heal Estate.
IN pu nuance of aa order of the Orphans' Court
ot Clearflald county, the undenifurd, Ad
ministrator! of ihe as.ate of David Bell, lata of
Greenwood towmhip, will offer at public sale at
usiirine, ib aio townsnip, an
Wednesday, Nov. 12th, 1879,
AT 9 O'CLOCK P. M.
the following described Heat Kitate, to wit :
TOT NO. I, Situale tn Greenwood towmhip,
J bounded and described aa follows t On tha
north by land of said eitale, oa Ihe south by Ihe
SuMjuehenne river and land of David Mitchell,
on tba eaat by land of F ramp ton Bell, and on the
weit by land of Dtvld Mitchell, being the home
stead Lol of Bald eatate, ooataiaiag aboat
TWO I1UNDRKD ACRES. '
LOT NO. I, Bounded on the north by landa af
Irvtns and Newcomer, on the south by Let
No. I. and lands of David Mitobell, oa tba east
by Framptoa Bell's lend, and en the weal by A.
W, Newoumer, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTRRN ACRES,
being all timber bind, having thareoa a eon il dev.
able amount of white oak, while piae, aad hem
lock timber.
I OT NO. I, Situated In Ball townahlp, and
J aboat three milea from the river, bounded
oa tho aorlh by land or R. O. Thompson, oa the
eouth by Irvta A Thompson, oa (he aaet by the
aame, and an the weal by Heed, Weaver belts
containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
being all timbered witb pine, oak and hemlock,
ana would make a very good term.
IOT NO. 4, Bltaatodla Graeawaod towaihlp,
j beanded aa tba bomb by leads of D.
MuCrnohea, aa lha aaaib by Jacob Frever. on
the eaat by Bell and Stepbeaaoa, and oa tbe
wesioy niaeoa urea survey, contain ing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
about twenty acre of which la cleared.
Parties desiring tn eiamiaa there land will be
assisted ia doing ea by call tag apon either af the
aaaeraignea.
TERM. OF BALI.
VNR THIRD of tbe purchase money meat be
KJ paid dowa, ONK TH1HD aa the first day ef
Jane, 1880, end lha balance) an the first day af
June, 1H81, the last two paymeoU to he with In
tereat, and lo ba ee eared by bond and mortgage
oa the a remise. Any person purchasing either
of the above Lets, aad aot complying wlih the
above, will be liable la any loaa auataiaed by a
ro sale. The Admiatatralors reaerva the right te
accept or reject any and all bida.
F.I. THOMPSON,
THOS. W.MOORK,
CarwenivUle, Oct. 16-'79 lt Admlaislrntor.
T. A. FLECK.
NEW. NEW. NEW.
Fall and Winter Stylos,
AT THE ONE PRICE DRY GOODS STORE OF
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
1
CLEARFIELD, PA,
Block and Colored OmlimoroH, Ilrocmle Draw O'oocIh, l'lain ProMt Gooils,
New SLuwIh, liitdii-ti' CunU, lied Klumiulii.dray Klanneln, l' laid I'lunijcls,
Navy Uluo Klunnclo, Wttturproof. nnd Ludim' Cloth", all colors,
CooBlmoroi, Mon'i and Hoys' Wcur, llrcB GinKhnm, Caliooen and
Muslins. Our atock wm novcr boltor. Our Ludica' SUirte aro beautiful.
Millinery Goods,
.1 cnniplelc Stock al our iisiutt IJ:iraIii.
I'lumei, flower, Winjjs, OHlrieh Tips,
New Ilrocado Velvouand Silks, utin, Klack ana uoloren nims, uiaos
and Colored Silk Velvot, Kid Glovos, Lisle Gloves, Silk Fringe,
Buttons, Laces, Corsots, Embroideries, Edgingn, Insertings,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
Linen Handkerchief, Ladies' Tio,
and Fancy Yarns, Ludutur Gnt o and l;hililren a Unilorwnur, juaaies,
Gont's and Children's Iloo. Wo don't intend to havo any store in
Clearfield oountv beut us in anything stylo, prices, quantity,
quality, or selling. Givo us a cull and seo for yoursolf.
Oil Cloth),
Ottoman,
CARPETS,
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building, - Market St.,
- v
tr-Scud for Elastrated Clrcolar anj Trices, liberal Terms lo lb. Trade.
Don't buy until you have 6een the lightest running machine in
the World, the Ever Reliable "VICTOR."
VICTOR SEWINC MACHINE COMPANY,
MIDDLF.TOWN, CO.N!, n4 No ltl and ol Mabaab Artnat, CUICAUu, 114.
JAMES L.
MARKET HTRi:ET, CI.IiABI ItLI), PEXN'A.
All kinds of raakol and Collins kent on hnnd. and lurnisbed to order on
short notice, including tlio finest as
laciureu. uur
Is the best in use, and will be furnished when required. Funerals attonded
in any pnrt of the county. Call at my office, on Second street, or lcavo
your ordors at Troutman'i Fnmituro Store, adjoining tho rostoflice.
oct 1,79-ly.'
FOR SALE BY
THE CO-OPERATIVE AGENCY,
Clearfield, Pcnn'a.
Farm Bells,
CUTTING! BOXES,
Furniture of all kinds,
SEED DRILLS,
Knitting Machines, or any
othor artiolo manufac
tured can be fur
nished at short
notice.
SEA'lt Tar URVVi.All,
Co-Oprratlvc Agency,
tltarHria, Fa.
PIIIIaADELPIIIA.
F. T. HO WELL & CO.,
M.nroRTi.its ti nr.jii.Kna i.r
1216 Chestnut Street.
PMIad.!.M., Oet II, ISTI Sm.
?lrur difrtlstrndits.
TIMBER FOR SALE.
The a.BoUrttcnad' effvre for sale all lha aloe. oak.
poplar and e-asloek timbar oa 411 aoree af lead
! Olearffald ooaatf . Parties eoaealtlnR tba saaf
ev atlas of the eoantf , will Sn4 it tn Brarly
lovisebli, Mntal( the Boll toBhp t
Uae, and ksnvs aa tnwit No. I4H Tblsslal
tits bar will ba held (fx fnr sale eaH tha ,L
1st of Deevsater text. Vof farUar particaUrs
apply ta ar addrea.
October Is, tftTt-U. Clearaeld, Pa.
ARNOLD 1IA3 ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles,
BUAVKD AND SAWED.
CarweasvUle, Jaa. t, 78 tf.
SUwllaurons.
A. U. HILLS.
all kinds of Funey Winfr and Birda,
Ilibhons, Germantown Yarns, Zephyrs
Clearfield, Pa.
Sapt 1, '71 If
SIMPLICITY I QUPER10R1TT n I
Simplified I u maintaineUS
Improvements September, 1878'
Havtna; retrard for tba flfmarid ot "..m
procreaairo aje, we now offer to tba World
Uio
WITH aZVMOL
Important Improvements.
KotwitliBUtniling tho VICTOR btu long been
tho peer of any machine in tho market fact
supported hy a host of volunteer vitneaaci V.
now confidently claim for It greater
simplicity, a wonderful reduction of
friction, and altogether a Hart Com
- h;niflnnnfTltiirfilileOiialitie. For sal.
l Merchant end others.
LEAVY,
well as tho cheapest that can be mann-
Clearfield, P.
Chamlerlia Stamp Fuller,
CONKUN WAGON,
Watertown Spring Wagons,
MONITOR CORN SHELLER,
Himpton Dish WasliorB,
CARRIAGES, HARNESS,
Puuips of all kiuds.
PLATFORM SCALES,
Blauchard Chum,
ETC., ETC., ETC.,
Aqrstt 17, l7-tf.
31 no dvfrtUrmrnti.
CAfJTIOrl. Whareaa mv vlfh, Utsy Uriel,
hae left my had and board wltboat )ast
ansa tr provtvaltoa, I hervby want all persons
aot ta traet or harbor bar oa my aaeoaat as I will
pa ao debts of her rootraetlng.
J. ft, RMKL,
rreaohvllle, Cat II, '79 St.
AI.MINIflTR ATOR'H KOTICfC- Notree
Is hercbv tvea that Liters of Adfaiotetra
Uonea tba aetata af f KKUKKIt'K BllAFWR,
lata ef Heady towashlp, t'karfleld eeaaty, Poaa'a,
deeaaaad, having bewa daly gran led to the aader
eiirned, all peraoae iadehtad la tat aetata will
plaaaa saaha ttaaidtata pa j Meat, aad thase hav
img elateae ar deasaade attain at the ease will
preweat thea properly eathatlaied for svttVe
neat wlihnat delay. UBUHUK O. HI UK,
tAdlalet rater,,
athervnarf, Pa.. Svpt. iA, 1S7 II,
mv VICTOR
111 m