THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WEDNESDAY MOKNINfl, NOV. If, Wf.
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Labii Street, ar our duly authorised Agent
n . lorn vy.
, HliLK;HII8 NOTICfcH,
mm hod I it Eplteoiml ChurchRe. J. fl
V, UriRAT, Pastov. Hervlee every Sabbath
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,t I0 A. W.,M I
Sabbath Sobool at f A. H.
Pr.Tir Meeting every Wednesday, at 74 P. M
Oomn union Kervlfle, Brit tiabbeth of every
soma, ' A
n'ffkt Clftftrtteld M. E. Church. Iter,
V. ProTT WikaoNt Paitor. Preaching every
Iternatc Sunday, at 8 o'clock, P. M. (Sunday
,-bool Ut P M. AH ar in I ted to attend.
PresbMerlan Church Rot. II. 8. Butler.
t Sabbath rviee morning ana evening Hab
its School at t P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednec-
av wiling.
Hint 1st Church Rot. Pastor.
Pibbath hVhool atl P. M. Prayer Mm ting every
Utdoeiaay evening.
St. Francia' Church Catholic Rer. P
J.6nr.!iiiii. Divine lerfieo at 10 A. M., on
i ha Brit, third and f earth Sundays of each Booth;
MMra and Benediction of the lllessed Bcerament
Li r o'clock, P. M, Kunday School every Hunday
tafternoon at I o oioea.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TIVI OF fOLDIM OjVABTM BMIOHI QOtTftT.
Second Monday of January.
Third Monday of March.
First Monday of Juno,
Fourth Monday of September.
TIMI OF HOLD!) COM NOR PLIAS.
Finl Monday of Jon.
Second Monday of November.
roiLio orncn'na.
VMitbaf Jo Hon. Chariot A. Mayor, of
ock liar en.
Auittant Low Juiiae Hon. John It. Orvii, of
lie lie font.
A$oeatt Judgtt Abram Ogdsn, Clearflold i
Vincent B. Holt. Clcarfleld.
ProtkowtlaryHM Bloom.
Rtgimr ana Rteordtr L. J. Morgan.
Dtttriet AMomey Win. M. McCullough.
TV-ensurer Philip DolU.
Sharif Andrew Pent, Jr.
tannin Sktriff Chrlit. J. Keaggv, Clearfield.
Coumtf Swrweyor Samuel F. McCIoskey, Cur
ensvtlle.
Count Commissioners C. W. Kjler, Graham-
tn P. 0.; Klnh Johnston, Oram pi in If ill P. O.;
Juhn Norril, Br., Curwrnsvlll.
County Auditors wuiian v, w ngni, uear
sld : Joseph OilliUnd, Thro Runs ; J. 8. Nor
s, Woodland.
Count CoronrJ. B. Neff, Kew Washington.
Jure Comnitiora Dr. Jamea P. Burcb field,
Jearflea, .loeepn Aieianuer, mmurm
Smv9rinUnatnt of 'none AcnooM na. . mo
iluAwn. Clear fluid.
Sealer of Witqhlttt JWonrtt J mm " .lamia,
tnco at Lutnersourg re.
A'orari Hubtie Jobn w. wngly, n m. na
ihtufh. Cvrua Gordon. Clearfield t Joiepb R,
rwin. N. K. Arnold, Curweneville ; J. A. Living-
itone, Dultoii City.
Our Sputa I column la decidedly Interesting In
local point of view, and profitable reading to
out.iders who want to save money.
ihH, OF COLRHE1
Will you take wheat, oata or corn for tub-
script Ion J" Wo are often inquired of in this way
by letter from patrons who reside nt distance
from Clearfield. We again say yet. The receipts
of a m possible merchant or mill owner In the
vicinity, will answer ns jur-t aa well u tbo eash.
To (Illustrate! If any of our pafrbna will deliver
at a bag of grain at the mill of Joseph II. Broth,
In Chest town chip, Horace Patchin, in Burnside,
Thomas U. Forcey, In Graham, Wm- Porter or
tihaw'i, in Lawrcnoc, or Brown A Beyier'a, at
Rockton, Union township, and forward thair
receipts for tbe amount, wo will credit them on
their aooouot for the aamo. In tbis way all may
soon pay what tbey owe, If tboy will pursue this
course. tf.
(io to Fleck's and soo the sights.
m i a
llixler bad to do something. lie
"come to stay."
This is tho walking year, next year
will be Imp year.
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The rains of the past week have
been groat blessing lo this vicinity.
The annual mooting oi the State
Grange will bo held at Bloomabarg, Pa , on tbo
ftk of December.
The new tannory is under roof, and is
being covered with sbeet-troo to fender It more
tab against Are.
A good girl can procure a place to
do general home work, by calling at tbe residence
of 0. L. Moore.
The sale of unclaimed freight last
Thursday at the Pennsylvania depil was tolera
bly well attended.
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Coal is selling at thirty-six cents per
buihel at Cincinnati, Ohio, owing to ine m
water In tho Ohio river.
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Fred. Sackott and George D. Hunk
have recently bad their residence on Loeutt street
covered with n new roof. '
Tho hunters are improving the limed
fti la ovideneed by the great number of deer being
killed on the mountains In this vicinity
The "Educational" department con
tains matter of great interest to teaohora. It will
bo found on tbo fourth page of this Issue.
Kov.S.C. Swallow, of Tyrone, Proi-
dlng Elder of ibis district, preached in tbe Clear
Held M. E. Cboroh last Sabbath owing.
A thunder utorm in November is
what our people eiperlenced last Friday evening
-a sign that we will hive some -wet ber.
Every well regulated household is
now In poiiosiioo of celery, mlnoe pies, sausage,
back wheat cakes, saur kraut, tnd Thanksgiv
ing turkey.
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The Central Pennsylvania Confer
ence of the M. I. Church will meet la A I toon t
neit March, and will bo presided over by Bishop
Gilbert Haven.
Mr. Butler, the pantor of the Pres
byterian Church In this place, was assisted In tho
eervicoa list Sunday nornlng by Rev. J. A. Al
dred, who delivered tbo sermon.
A new bell would be a great im-
prnvosnent on that erackeft po now a sea tor one
en tho engine of tho passenger train which runt
up and down oar brsncb road.
The Wintor schedule on the main
line or tb Pennsylvania RallroaJand Its branches
wtnt Into erect on Monday, tbo llth Inst. The
changes from the old schedule are very slight.
It is reported that lion. BonJ. F.
Jonkio, President Judge of the Ninth dtslrlct,
composed of the counties of Cumberland, Perry
-d Jualata, will pre He during tho third week
of our Conrt. e
The salo ot valuable farming and
tlmbor land, belonging to tbo estata of David
Bell, deceased, uaa adjourned until Wednesday,
December Id. Boa ndTerilstmeot In another
column of this paper.
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David lluilbrun has removed his
variety store from the "Old Wot era Hotel"
building, on 8eoend atroet, to tbo room lately va
cated by flimuol 8. Batter, two doors north of
tho Cointy National Bank.
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Tho room in tho Mansion House
bo ild ! e i. recently oeeepitd by A. J. Jackson, as
a pietere gallery, baa boon tiled up and furnUhed
y Landlord Cerdoa, who baa opened up ft Brat
daia eating house In eon need on with his hotel.
Some annoyance was caused one
'enlag last week by water getting Into tho main
pipe which supplied lb gas for tho Coort House.
Tb pipn was raised tbo neit day by workmen,
"bo repaired tbe defect, and now over-thing Is
h) good ordar again.
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TheOratorio of Esther will be given,
"full eostamv.Ja Arnold's Hatl, Curwensvilke,
Tbunday and Friday evtalngeof Ihla weak,
'. Itib and 31st. nnder tbo direction or Prof.
0. C, MrDonild, with Mist Mniglo Loldy, plan
11. Carwonsvlllo will (nialm ino talent to rvp
r"lt the different obaraetera
All Is bnstlo and activity at present
beet tho Cloarlold Firs Cloy eublUhmeat.
The Company havo about ality men In their em
PWt ud ore krpt busy tiling ftrdoro. Baaldea
the regalsr force negagod la the works they have
Hrpooter nnd maaoas busy making needed tsa
frevaanu about tbo groaads.soeh a building
erons, sbtdi to skelter tho tiny. Ac.
Good goodf at lair prices, at Fleck 'a.
Call at Hirlinger k J took 'a and boo
their large it joi of trunki and ralliai,
nor It tt.
111 m a .
Bixlor ha juht fooled a year and six
wcoke away buotingotba tide In the affaire of
men" lbt"Uade to fortano."
Tbo secret of lon life is to keep the
Utot perfectly healthy, wbioh U beet anoupliih
4 by niiag aely "Sellen' Llrer Pllli."
'Ur. Sellers' Cough Syrup' without
oiceptlun, faae given latiefictlon. Our reader
sire it a trial, prugglite keep It. Price lie per
bottle.
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Judtfo Mayer is at present sojourn
ing at bt. Loui, Miuourl, eeeklug relief for hie
Impaired health. Ho baa alio been flitting
omerpiaoes In toe far West.
Jiov. J. A. Aldred, of this place, is
about to start on a lecturing tour, aoeompanylnjt
the lecture with ilercoseopie views of scenes in
Ireland, Palestine, Kgypt, India, and other coun
tries.
Mr. McKay, resident agent of the
oinger Dewing n teniae, has re mo red bis family
to this place from Washington, Pa. lie occupies
s portion of Mrs. Train's reiidenor, on Market
treat.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the PostofBooatClearnold, fur the week ending
Xorembor K, 187 !-
MinnieUurne, O.J. Itetur, Heariob A Broad
head, Mrs. W. A. Jobnion, Donald MoUregor,
Miss Ada U. Showaltor, Aonie M. Welsh.
P. A. Qavlin, P. M.
Himablb Wink. Mr. A. Sneer, of N.
Jersey, whoso Port Wino has auob a wide reputa
tion, and which physicians prescribe so generally ,
wts the first lo this ooontry to introduce tbo art
of making wino from tbo Oporto Grape, which
is now the beet wine to bo lied, and has become
great favorite among tbo most fashionable In
New York and Philadelphia. For sale by B. W.
Orsha to, druggist, Clearfield, Pa.
After publiebinir the Now York
CilittmtfoT orer ft ytar, tt now takes a colutn naod
a half artiole to tell where tbo editor standi. If
you would havo t U htm a year ago that he
would "reform soon, he would have intuited
you.
Truat him not, Oh gentle reader,
Though bia voice bo low nrd sweet ;
Anything to bo a loader,
Anything to avoid detent.
A Girl Killkd at DuBois. A little
daughter of Mr. John Drummond, of DuB
aged about eleven years, Was run over by the
Local Freight irein, on the Low Undo Railroad,
at that place, last Tbunday, tbe 1,1 ih lost., aud
loitanlly killed. We aro without further pirticu
lars of tbis dlitresiing accident, other than aba
waa standing on tho track when the tender struck
her wbiub knocked her down under tbo wheels of
tbe train. Her body was terribly mutilated.
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Death of Old Mr. Oliver. After
a protracted illness, Mr. William Oliver, an ag'd
eitiicn of this borough, died last Friday morning,
of consumption, at tha re i deuce of Mr, Thomas
Robins, when he has been staying for some time
p nit, be having n- relatives in tbis part of tbe
country. The deceased was a aboetuaker by oo
oupatlon, aud followed that builness as long as
he was able. He was n so) Her In the late war,
and bad mado application for a pension, which
was approved, but bad nut arrived up to the time
of bis death. Ue wi io tbe 74th year of his age.
II is funeral took place on Saturday afternoon, j
Look out fob Swindlers. Tho
tramp, since tho paisage of the law Interfering
with hit vocation, seems, like some Insects, to
bare entered tbe cbryAalii lUte, and now spreads
bimielf as n petidler, or, In other words, a swind
ler of tho worst it mp. Our farmer friends
should make It n point to give these fellows n
wide berth, and deal with oo mm with whom
tbey are not acquainted. And more particularly
tbey should be careful not to write tbelr name on
any paper, no matter what the purpoaa may be.
We are led tu indite this warning frcm seeing a
farmer, who had been swindled Into signing
Bote for some useless article, hunting the soamp
hw hid iwMlod him. Of courr1, h did not
find him; such birds of prey and passage don't
tarry loog enough in one place to bo caught.
Festival on Thankwiivino Even-
mo. -Tbe lady members connected with tha
Clearfield M. E. Church propose holding ft Festi
val la l'le's Oporn House oo Thanksgiving even
ing (November 27th), when tbey will serve obolce
refreshments of every variety. They will bare
oysters, hot eoffeo, sandwiches, oakea, etc., ate.,
ate. Tbey aro thankful for the generous patron
age bestowed at former Festivals given to aid
Mietr church, and tbey hope to make tbe occasion
above named pleasant to all who favor them with
their attendance. The mamigciuint of the Festi
val is under the auspices of tbe Ladies' Aid So
ciety, who are making all necessary preparatiooi
to furnish everything desirable at tbo feut.
Agreeable and atlontivo young ladles will act as
aids and wait upon the tables.
From tho Kockport, lnd., Banner :
There Is no medicine In tbe world which has
gained such lame as St. Jacobs Oil this Is, bow
over, not in the least astoniifaing, when we con
sider Its truly wonderful curative powers, Mr.
F. Rodenberg, of (Iraadview, called at our offluo
last week aud related the following circumstance:
I have suffered with Rheumatism for over lii
j eari consulted uiany phyiioians and tried hun
dreds of remodioa, bat without avail. Having
seen St. Jacobs Oil advertised In your paper, and
berd of some most astonishing cures, I sent to
U I i f . . k..t. . ,L. A:1 I l I.
wriJ1 to 4irteUontt Th, hf x fiU WM .
most "electric." I got better at once and tow
there Is not n traea of Rheumatism Ion In my
body. ,
Our personal appearance is a matter
In which our friends and acquaintances have a
right lo a choice whether we shall Inflict upon
them an exterior un eared for and unattractive, ft
countenance marred by a neglected gri tiled
board, or ft crown guiltless of covering, half cov
ered, or thatched with white hairs, or whether
wo shall la deference to our fellows, pay duo re
gard to our own persons, and make them pre
sentable and acceptable In society. There aro
many helps for tbow who de-Ire lo do this, and
there are none among them mora acceptable than
li all's H-ir Renewer and Buckingham's Dye for
the whisker. Both these preparations are kept
for sale at all our drug stores, and If any of our:
friends aro looking n little the worse for wear, !
we advise them to make a note of it.AWra Star
Vanvillt, Peratowl.
A Qcker Problem. The Supremo
Court of Indiana has affirmed a principle In re
spect to tho computation of time, which Is liktly
to prove of scrku (rouble to hanker and others.
It is that tb 2(Hb and IUlb dajs of February bo
computed as one day. Tbe question beeomea of
special import a ace now, that leap year Is so close
ftl band. To illustrate, suppose, that note bo
4m wo on tbo 3fitb of February, A. D. 18H0, at
one day after deie. If tbe SAih and 3Vth bo
euuntel as one day, then the note would mature
on the 4th of March, but otherwise on the 3d. If
on tbe Ad clearly, protest on the 4th would not
bold the lodoraers. PieevsrM If the rule of
oomputfitlon be to count separately tbo 38ih and
3Vth oT February, tbe protest on tbe 4th wonld
hoof no avail. Tbe uieitlou In Indiana was
upgestedby tbe feet that there, ten days' previous
service of process Is necessary for Judgment
And thla oauao having been bejuu in tbo laat
year, 1870, tbo process waa not nerved lu time If
the 2th and 3tfth days of February art lo ho
computet! as one day. And tbo Couft held that
tbey must bo to eonnted t
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Killed bf A Fall of Coal. Calvin
Noll, ft young man of twenty-three or twenty
pour year of age, sou of Mr. Oeorge Noll, of
this boroejrh, was killed by fall of coal In
Campbell's mint near Pbtllpaburg, about I
a 'e lock, on Tuesday ftfternocn of lait week. He
was undermining tbe coal, to that bo could get a
largo "Ml," when, It Is estimated that from ten
to flftetn ton i fell upon him, burying him be
neftth tho mas. When found hi body was life
lass aad mashed ae terribly that hi fiUndi
would not have recognised him, oieept from his
clothes, lite tomrado several times warned htm,
It la aaid, of putting bis lift In jeopardy j but be
thought he wta runntog no risk, nnd should any
thing happen eenld In time get out of tho way of
II harm. When It became evident that the tool
was going to fall, he endeavored to got away, but
failed In doing an. Hi reaaia ware brought to
tbis place ta the ereaing treie end taken to hii
boeae In Porter's row, on Fourth street. Ho had
been working ever at Phtlipihurg bet abort
Hum. lie spent laat Sabbath at kerne with hie
family aad friends, and on Monday left tbom,
ue dvnbt expecting It return It them alive and
well ftt tht end of the week hot wo knew not
what n day may bring forth, either tf jey or sor
row. Tbe eeeentoi was s married man, nan no
father of three children ene living aad two
dead. The bereaved wife aud frlenda, who lament
tht rnddesi and tmiblt death of ft husband'
father nnd see, bare the heartfelt sympathy of
Ihla eommualty. Ho was buried U the Owens
graveyard on Wednesday afternoon.
Seventeen freight cars were domol
Ishod by Isplaood switch at Walkar'a aiding
near Osoola, last Friday, about nooo, baildoi do
1 1 ro j log aererel lumber eheda at Walker Broth
Biother'a planing ml). Bo wo learn from the
Osooola RW:
A number of the young ladies and
gentlemen of this borough mot last Friday oven
tog and organised an asaootation for literary enl
turo and social improvement, under the appro
priate, but no doubt suitable, title of "Dry-aa-Powder
Association." The purpose of tbo Aiw
elation U in moot orerr aiteroate Friday evening
at the reapectlvo resldeneea of the members, and
It will bo a plateau t manner in which to onjoy
the long Winter evening. Tbo present officers of
(he Aisoolation are aa follows :
President Harry F, Wallace.
Vice President Misa Susie MoLeod.
Secretary George 0. Moore.
Chaplain Dr. J. L. R. Ilelchbold.
OtEAimELD Co At. TRADC. State
ment of Coal and other freight! sent over the
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, forthe week ending November 1, 1879, and
tbo aamo time last year :
coal, tone.
Fur tbo week 37,216
Same time last year - 21,u7
Increase - l&,81tf
Previously during year
tUuie time last year
IaoretiPO
TV a I In mv
Same time last ytar
Increaae
otbrk rnaioBTi.
Lumber
Miscellaneous freights
I ,S80,7?8
1, cue, OH 6
250,481
...161 cars.
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Klkction Expenses. Below is a
list of tbo amounts paid tbo different election
boarda throughout the county for holding the
November election i
fiurnside bor 121 70
Clcarfteld bnr If DO
Curweniville bor..1W DO
lloutxdale bor 20 00
Lumber City bor... 18 40
Decatur twp 11 fln
Ferguson twp 20 00
(Jirard twp 20 6 II
Uoahaa twp iv 34
Graham tp 20 CO
Greenwood twp..,. 20 80
Guliok twp 24 W0
Huston twp 31 00
Jordan twp 21 10
Karibaus twp 2.1 Of)
Kuos twp ,20 SO
Lawrence twp. IS 70
Morrla twp IS 70
Prnn twp. -Ill 70
Pike twp 2) 00
Sandy twp 26 00
Union twp 20 SO
Woodward twp. ...20 00
7B8 30
Newburr bor 33 hi
N. Waab'gton bor. XI
w-iiana"tor""is to
Ueocaria twp
27 AO
ttell twp
Bloom iwji
Bogies twp
Bradford twp..,
Brad? twp
Horn aide two..,
..21 10
...20 20
..IV A
,.22 AO
..24 00
39 70
Chest twp 2 60
tovmgiun twp it
Total
A WordtoOur Farmers. Wo copy
tbe following from tbo Puniiutawney Spirit, be
cause It 1 sensible and of general application:
"Since tbo Stump Creek Oil Company hnvo
succeeded In developing the fact that there la oil
in this region, our farmers are being annoyed by
every Tom, Dick and Harry who are deslrou of
leasing their farm j alleging that tbey represent
'companies abundantly able to prosecute tht
search for petroleum.' Now, If our farmers, two
thirds of whom bava bad their lands under a
Isaac of seme kind or other during the Inst fifteen
yeara, will but reflect, upon too lolly ot tneio
tranraclionr, they will notbeoaogbt again. Have
you over received any benefit from them 7 Have
different parties to whom you leased your farms
ever fulfilled tbelr promise t If not, what la
the uie io repeating tbe fully. Even the fool
will profit by past experience. Beware of lrre
ponaihl (peculators give them the told shoul
derand if there Is oil and soinethiog to bs made,
make it yourself."
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Away With Your Tolls. The
Ltncaiter fmttlligenctr, In alluding generally to
tbo subject, properly takes Clearfield in. Wo aro
beautifully fenced In with toll bridgoo, and make ,
too little effort to get "free bridges." The editor
in question snys : 'To the many 'river towns' In
Pennsylvania the free bridge question is one of
great importance. There la scarce a town of any
ooniidorablo sli on the Suiquehannn, either of
its branches, tho Sobujlkilt, Juulata, Monooga- j
he la, Alleghauy or Ohio, that has not another set-1
tlement or wide teope of eouotry opposite which 1
ihould be tributary to Its trade nnd com mere I al
activity, but againat which there I heavy em
bargo la the tho toll bar of ft brldga that li not
free. Along the Juniata tbe old lint of turnpike
and canal built tbe towns ftsroaa tht rlvor from
tbo preiont railway route, while on tbo Susque
hanna auch towna as Uarrlsburg, Bun bury, WU
llamiport, Lewlsburg and Wilke Darrt are sepa
rated by tbo river from a wide eitent of thickly
populated country against which a toll bridge is
mort or Its, of barrier. Publie convenience
nnd atl tho demand of nn enlightened business
enterprise demand that tbe bar be put down and
tbo tolls extinguished by making then thorough
fares freeway. Good bridge open to the public
and good road exempt from toll bar aboold
exist In every populous community, and while
Lsnciater Is hemmed in on every side with turn
pike toll bars escape or entranoo to it now being
alto oi t Impoiilble wiihout paying tribute ber
people and tradesmen eon sympathise with tho
eitiicn of other towns who are denied free travel
by toll bridge on tbelr htguway.
"GAINF-.I) FOUR POUND.1
Aunt an, N. Y., Sept. 14, 1977.
Da. M. M. FBKua. Fredonia, N. Y
Dear Mr i 1 bad been suflering with Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Nervousness and Geoeral De
bility. A do ten different remedies did no good.
My whole body was as spotted aa aa adder. Mr.
David 8. Crane, of Roeboeler N. V., who Is car
ried away with your re mediae advised mt to takt
your Blood and Liver Remedv and Nervt Tonle.
I have taken two-tbirdi of a boiile aud wish you
could See tbe effect. I havo gained four pound.
I owe yon and Mr. Crane but ha debt of gratitude.
Yours truly, KUUktNK H.tJAVLKK.
nov.-10-31
Dr. Feuaer'o Blood nod Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic nay well be oalied "Tho conquer
ing hero" of tbe time. It ti tb medical triumph
of the age. Whoever bai "the blue" should take
It for It regulate and restores the disordered
ystem that give rise to them. It always euros
UHiouinesi and Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dya
papsia, Constipation, Headache, Fever and
Ague, Spleen Enlargement, Scrofula, Erysipelns,
Pimples, Blotobet and nil skin Kruptloos and
Blood Disorder ; Swelled Limb and Dropsy j
Sleeplessness, Impaired Nerve and Nervoas De
bility Restorei flesh and itrength wben tbe sys
tem I running down or going Into decline j cure
Female Weakness and Chronic Rheumatism, and
relieve! Cbroolo Brooebltis, and all Lung and
Throat difficulties. It does these thing by strik
ing at tho root of dieeeee and removing Ha causes.
Dr. Fanner' Improved Cough Hooey will re
lieve any ooogh In one honr.
Dr. Fanner's Golden Relief eurss any pain, as
Tooth ache, Neuralgia, Coll or Headaoho In five
to thirty minute, and readll) relieve Rheuma
tism, Kidney Complaint, Diarhose, ate.
Dr. Feoner'a St. Vitus Dance Specific, One
battle alwaya euro.
For talo by Hartswlek A Irvln, Druggists,
Clearnold, Po. aug 37-lf.
HUNDAY-ttCHOOOL CONVENTION.
Tbo tevtnth annual Sabbath Bebool Conven
tion of tbt Presbytery of Huntingdon will b
held In Ibe Presbyterian Church ot Tyroae, Pa.,
on Tueidny nnd Wedneeday, December 3d aud
3d, 1879.
All mini ten and Superintendent, and two
teacher from each Mheel within tbe Presbytery,
are tipected to g ae delegates and friend f
Sabbath School work and tbe public geaerally
are Invited tt bt present at Ita Miaion.
Dolegatoa are requested tt notily Rev. 8. M.
Moore, P. D., of Tyrone, before tbo close of tbe
present month, tf tbelr Intention to be proioot.
Tm,,J0f,-9-H A. M , Service of praise and
invocation) Oft-ll A. M., organisation lft-lOft
A. lft Address of Welcome, byS 8. Blair, Ksq.,
tf Tyrone i I0J-1S M , Sermon by Rev. T. M.
Sberrnrd, of Miffiln Theme : ''The Pastors and
Elder' Reaponsiblli ty for tbt Sabbath Sahoel."
3-21 P. M , Prayer nod praise meeting, conducted
by Rev. D. H. Campbell, of Fruit Hill, Clearleld
county t 3M P. M.,"Tbe Teacher What Man
or of n Person ihonld he be f by B. 1. Carter
and J. R. Simpson j S-4 P. M , Normal Cless
Themet "Tbe Links of the History Old Telta
moot," by Prof. W. P. Haeney, of Uollidayaburg
Seminary l P. II, "Toe llsmint of Pall
Preparation," by Gen. J A. Beaver, of Belle,
foate, nnd Rev. J. J. Cealoj f- P. M., Praia
Meeting, led by tbe Chnreh Choir, and ordered
by Rev. S. M. Moore, D. D, tf Tyra 7-tJ
P. M., Set men to children and young peraona, h
Rev; A. N. Bolliflold, of Huntingdon Tbemet
"Tbo Seeding and ibe Harvesting."
rrelwefep.-9-ll A. M , Prayer tad Praise
Meet lag, eonduoted by Rev. J. W. White j H-10i
A. M Infant Claaa rierettt International
lesson for next Babbnth,eodoeted by Harry Slep.ef
Altoonnt 101-11, A.M., Normal Claso Theme '
Tht Linkt of th tltrtory-New Testament, by
Rev. Same el W. DoBeld.ef Altoont) 11,-UM
"Element of Power, by Rev. J. 0. Kelly, of
Spruce Creek ; 3-3 P.N.,"The8bath Sehvtl and
tbt Nation, Of Rev to utilise In pendeeee mey,'1
by Rev. J. Q. A. Felkvten.ef Cerwensvllle .
P.M., Buperinltndeuta' liptrlentt Meffieg.tr
Tiding from tht Field," led b? Rtv. H. 8 . Bat
lor, tf Cltftrfleld 4-1 P. M. Question fiei nnd
lot log eiet slat.
Go to Flock's and soo the sigbU.
i i a
Good goods at fair prices, at Fleck's,
Don't dodge the question I Answor
quire, and go to Flecks.
Flock sells bettor goods at low or
prices than any store anywhere,
Go to Flock's, and you arosure to bo
satiifled with yonr purchases. o-SMt
Flock sells better goods at lower
prices than any store anywhere.
Don't forget It, ludies, that Flock is
agent for E. Butterlok A Co.'a Patterns.
We doiV competition in canhmoros.
T. A. FLBCK A CO.
Wo dolV compotition in caNhmeres.
T. A. PLUCK A CO.
Don't dodiro the question I
Answer
square, and go to Fleck 'a.
If you want a nico, rich trimmed
hat, leave your order at Fleck's.
If you want a nice, rich trimmed
hat, leave your order at Flecb'a.
Go to Flock's, and you are sure to be
satiifled with your purchases. o 39 4t
Don't forget it. ladies, that Fleck Is
agent for J. Butter lot a t'oa ru items.
Come to Flock's! Go to Fleck's!
Come to r' leek's, It la hotter than ft show.
Come to Fleck's! Go to Flock 'i
Come to Fleck', It It better than ft show,
!
For good overcoats, fine suits, good
bats, and gonts'furnUblnggoo4s,gotn Utrlinger
A Rook'a. oov 12 3l.
By fur tho largest and choicest va
riety of ladies' bats, trimmed and untrimmed, to
bo bad at Fleck's low for eaib only.
Dr. Hills, of this borough, has a lot
of honey and beea which he will eel! at reasonable
rates. Call and Interview him about them,
Tbo New Remington Family Sew
mo MacKjhu for tale at J. B. Harder' Gun
Store, Clearflold, Pa. Oct. ;O-0m,
By far tho largest and choicest va
riety of ladies' hats, trimmed and antrlmmed, lo
be bad at Flank's low for cash only.
Cold weather is here, you want yonr
Winter goods, and no one has the variety and
quality that yon find at Fleck's.
People find out, whon thoy want to
save dollars tn buying eiotntng, mat tney can get
tht most and best goods for their money at Hir
linger A Rook'i 1 nov 12-4t.
Uomembor that Lytlo is County
Agent for Lorrillard't Tobacco, and can tell them
at factory price. They are the beat tobaooea In
market. Try thou. tf.
At the Republican office is tbe place
to get your job work done. Wear fully prepared
to do any lb log In tbo printing line, will do It
well, end nt the right kind of prices. tf.
We have now on hand several thous
and first-class envelopes, wbioh wo will print for
business men, or auybody else, at prices that mn
ftot be rivalled. Call and are them. tf.
Salt. Lytic has just received a car
load of (toe Salt, large sacks. Also, a ear load of
coarse and American fine. Full weight guaran
teed, and will be aotd at lowest price In the
county. wp. 7 tf.
The second week of our Novombor
Term of Court Is lu session. Judge Or vie U
presiding, Banked by Associate Judge Ogden
and Hilt. The Attendance of people I very
meagre, there being preisnt only those Immediate
ly interested.
Sco a woman on horseback in another
column, riding near Speer't Vineyards, with
bunch of Orapet from which Bpetr'a Port Grape
Wine la mado, that Is to highly osteemod by tbe
medical profession for tbe us of invalid, weakly
persons and Ibt aged. Sold by B. W. Graham,
Druggist, Clearflold, Pa. JIy-U-'79-tf.
Shawl Lost. On Friday aHornoon,
tn Utn of uctooor, in paaaing over tht turn
pint from Pbllipsburg to Bigler Sutton, I lost n
bright rod medium plaid abawl. I will pay a
reasonable reward, If tbe afaawll left at tb Shaw
Hdusc, tn Clearfield, or forwarded to mt at Pen-
field.
eet-29-St Mast FantLAXo.
A Fact. An advertisement Inserted
In the HuruaucAU will reach more readera than
if published la nit tbo other papers In tht coun
ty, and oost tbo advertise! leas than one-half
In other words, nn advortiirment published In
our Jrnrnal 1 worth double the price of that
charged by any other , publish or In tbe county
It is n fact." tf.
BEGS ANI HONEY.
Honey, In (mall box, per pound...,.,,, 30 tanta.
Pure Italian Beea, in American Hives,
In tbo beet condition for W inter io.,. til AO
Black Bees, in American Ulvet T 00
For tele by A. M. Hill, C learn .Id, Pa., who It
also agent for the Aaterieaa Bet oumal, tbe best
bee journal In the world. Ue will furnish It nt
tl per year. nov 12 3t
NOVEMBER COURT PROCEEDING;.
ttOMMOM rLIAO rihXT WltK.
Court convened on Monday, Novombor tOtb,
1879, nt 3 o'oloek P. M , with Judge Orvl, Og
den and Holt on tho bench.
Joaeph McMnlleu nnd John Dunlap ware ap.
pointed Tlpa'avei.
Tb list of Jnrora having bn called over, tbe
rial Hat wa taken up nnd lb following disposi
tion mad of tbo came thereon :
N. Cooper va. John R Keel to us. No. 207
January Term, 1SS0. Feigned issue. Verdict
for Defendant.
Ken hart A Railev v. Tbe Moahannon Land
and Lumber Company. No. KV March Term,
1MB. liebt. Defendants confess Judftneot In
favor of ibe Plaintiffs for 97,820.
Jamea Hacrtv, David Blair et al vs. Ovru
Jrffriea, Solomon Philips, Horatio O Fleheret al.
No. ftt January Term, 1K&7. KJaetmont. Tried
ana verdict rendered in fnvor of the Defendants.
Jaoob Gelnet vs. S. C. Paleliia. Arim'r of Por
ter Joboson, deceased. No. 104 March Term,
1M72. Asinmpsit. Not neohed.
Christian Ley et al. vs. Paul Darllnn et al.
No. 81 January Term, 1679. Treanass. Con
tinued for caoae, and nut to be put on tbo trial
nei bdiii a tier .rune icrm, innu.
Christian Lev et al. va. Richard Arthurs. Wn.
Oar a brant et al. No. 103 Januar Term. IS78.
Trespass. Continued for causa, and not to be
put on tbe trial list uattll after June Term, 1SS0.
u. v. i(oo. Handler vs. tjeorgc Kramer, William
, Belletal. No. 341 March Term. 1874. Tree
pass, catting nnd tarrying away timber. Ver
d.t In favor of Plaintiff for Si.988. Rale
granted to show caue why n now trial ihould
not be granted.
William Weatover vs. Jamea McKwen and Ka-
aon MeKwon. No. Uft September Term, 18'4.
T reap ass. Continued for onuno.
fetor Motleorre vs. J. W. Davis and Brothers.
No. 3o7 Srptomber Term. 1H74. Assumnsit. Not
reached.
John B. DiHon and Simon McFarUnd va. Stew
art Cowen nnd John Taylor. No. Mil September
Term, 1874. Ejectment, Continued fur eanae,
on applieatioa and at est of Defendants.
Thomas Mitchell vs. Uenr Klorrold. J. Dillon
et aJ. No. 287 January Term, 17. Tresnaas,
Not reached.
George B. Qoodlander va. Qeoraro Kramer and
Wm. M. Bell. No. B7 Jont Term, 1874. Tree-
pee, easting aad oarryiag away timber. Con
tinued by uneut
wm. A- Hioom, Ei'ref Abrnm Bloom, decease!,
. A. 0. Tat. Adta'r f Isaac Tuomoeoa. dee'd.
No. 101 September, 117. Debt. Not reached.
4ona w. falter v. w. U. Reiner. No.
114 September Term, 1878. D. 8. B Jadgment
neaed, and Defendant let tale a dtfoaae. N.t
reached.
Job W. Davla va. O rooms A Dlehay. No. 10
Be pi em ber Term, 1-7. Debt. Net reached.
V- Hicks va. w.y kellv. He. SSJaaoftrt
Term, I87S. Appeal frm Judgment of Justio.
Not reached.
nruAvs' conn.
William A. listen y, Em., sled bia account as
Audi lor distributing tb butane In tho hands f
X. MeNuul aad Jeeeph R. Irvln, Adialniatrator
oi jnomas w. firming, deaod.
A. U. late. Adaataistrator D B. H. ef Lvd i
Dowling, dee'd, mad re peri 1 1 th salt ef th
reai cattle ti sal aoeenent.
qvautuu saitona.
In tbt matter of tb eeutested elect I en of Jnetloo
of the feece or Pike tuwoehtp, No. I, Juno Set
sion, 1S7I, the Court made Ibe following decreet
"Now, to wit, uetobr 9 b, I87S, It appearing Irem
the report ef the Eaonainer, that t apply any
rewogniaed and known rule to ibn counting of
tbe He polled for lb (Bo ef Jaotiee tl the
Peace tn Pike township, Clear eld county, Pa ,
that on Tuesday, the lain day ef Fotwuery, 187k,
A. F. Bloom received th largest number of veto
police tor any eaaauue, nn was ihorefer duly
eleoted nnd property returned as elected to the
uffiee f Jasti f th Pea nfureaald. It Is,
the refer, oBtderd and 4jadd that th aald
A F. Bluern wa duly eleetod to, nnd It entitled
to held Mid offioe. It it farther unaidred.
rdoren out neuuug mat tn oeats of thee pr
ading be pae by in paUuMer."
oaLLAunoot.
Bon. E. tf . 8 peer, ef Hun flag do tounty, Pa.,
wa, nnen motion tl a. sruee rtrtke. Km...
mined to praot.ee law lit tbo MVeral Conrt ef this
ttnnty.
Cold weather Is here, you want your
Winter nods. nnd a one has th variety and
quality tbnt you And nt Fleck'.
Removal. Pr. T. J. Hover haa re
moved hi medical offio In tbo rooms recently
occupied by Buck A Graham, In Grnbam'i row
He make CHRONIC DISEASES ft specialty.
CHARGlfS VERY LOW. Tht manufacturers
having lowered prices, he l prepared to furnish
STRICTLY PURE MEDICINES at greatly re
ducod rate. Tbe afflicted Will bo benefited by
giving him n onll. Juty33, '79-tf.
ti HANOI Meeting. Wa have been
requeated by the Kiocutlvt Committee tt stato
that tbo Clearflold Pomona Orange will moot on
Tuaaday, Novembsr 3utb, tnd It will be very
necessary for nil Granger attend, aa there ta
Important business to attend ta. Officers are to
be elected fur tbe coming year, and n tbis Is the
last meeting of th year H I very laiportant that
the Masters of every Sub-Orange In tho county
should make a report of Ibe business tiansacted.
such na progress, failure, A., In their Orange.
nov-II It.
imm m
New Daily Staoe Line. James L.
Loftvy bai succeeded in buying a dally moll estab
lished between Clearflold od Pennfleld.ftnd will
hereafter run a dally tag between the two point.
HI contract began with April 1st, and tb stage
willloavo Uearneld every morning (eioept Sun
day) at I o'oloek, making connections with nil
train on tha Low Grnde Railroad at Pennfleld, re
turning after tbo laat train tbo same evening.
Pasaengorsand freight will be carried at low rate.
Orders left et any of tbe hotel will be attended
to. . I8apr7Vtf
Tho Old Lycoming; Insurance Company
the First to tbe tYroat.
Ct'nwKSBviLt.1, Pa., Oet. 30, 1879.
Knnn A Biddl, General Insurance Agents,
Clearfield, Pa : I take pleasure in acknowledging
reoeiot of Draft from you. fbr Fourteen Hundred
and Ninety-two Dollars and Ifly eenla($l,4V3 60 ,
being in felt rr lee by Oio wbleh ooourred U
mv oronarlv on tbo 3d day tf October. 1870. In
the borough of Curweniville, P. And I hereby
return to yon my sincere thanks for lb prom nt
and buainosa-like manner In wbioh yun have
settled nnd adjusted my loss, and I recommend to
the people of Clssrfleld county the old time-tried
LYCOMING INSURANCE COMPANY, a be
ing safe, reliable and prompt.
Catuamsu Gnrp.
Oct 33. 1379 Im.
Spectaia.
Wahtud, 500,000 14-fret shaved hoops, deliv
ered at the railroad, In car loads of 0,000, at all
Eolnts on the Tyrone A Clcarfleld, P. A E., Bald
agio Valloy, and Peansylvnnia Railroads, for
which I will pay the highest market price.
J. f. KaAum.
Octlfl, 1878.tr. Clearfield, Pa,
Orb Htmnnio Pun Can v. Dticoi'wv ou Old
Pnicua. Sewing Marhlaes can now be purchased
at Merrell't On and variety store, from $4c up
wards. All kinds of tewing machine repaired
on the shortest notice.
Clearfield, Pa,, July 18, 1877.
Buoori Fon Salu. R. Newton Shaw keeps a
full aupply of Fredonia Buggiee and Platform
W aeons for tale. To be seen at the JShaw House
yard. Call on or address him at Clearfield Penn
sylvania, may IS-tf,
five iiundred Thousand Strong;.
In the iust few months there have been more
than ftOO.OOO bottle of fbiloh's Cur told "nt
of tbe vast number of people who have used it,
mora than 3,000 oase of Consumption have been
cured. AH Cough, Croon, Asthma, and Bron
chitis, yield at once, hence It Is that every body
speaks in It praise. To those wbo bar not
ued it, let u say. If yon have n Cough, or yur
child the Croup, ond yon value life don't fnil lo
try It. For Lame Back, side or Chest, uie
Sbilob's Pur oui Plaater. For laleby C. D. Wat
ion, Clearfield, Pa. ep-lO-eow-Om.
.yf SI ran re Ptopie.
Do yon know that there art strange people In
our community, we say ttranga because tbey
seem to prefer to suflerand pass their dayt mis
tily, made so ty Dispepm, and Jtver com
plaint, Indigeition, Corn! i pet too, nnd General
Debility. wbenHHILOtt'S VITALIZKRls guar
anteed to cure them. For le by C. D. Watson,
Clearflold, Pa. eep-10 cow ftia.
We have ft aperdv and noil live Cure for Ca
tarrh, Diphtberia.Oanker mouth, and Head Ache,
In blllLOH'S CATAKItH REMEDY. A naial
Injector free with aoh bottle, l ie it If you de
sire health and sweet breath. Price 60 ota. For
salo by 0. D. Watson, Clearfield, Pa.
Mp-if- 7V-tow-nm.
CokLicron' WAunAHva. We hnvo prepared
form, and bava on band a large quantity, of
blank "Collector Sales," which nave Oeeo ap
proved by th highest legal authority In tbe
Conrt of thi county. At TWory 6'ewts per
dosen we will mail any number to tb Collector
ordering them. A Collector, when com p' led tt
advertise pruperty, must pen up not waa 'aa
thro notices In the most public plaoeo In his
borough or township. tf.
WAUTsn. Delivered at the Rail Road.
100,000 36 Inch shaved sblngle.
Itu.OOO 34-lneh sawed shingles.
100,000 feet of pin boards.
60,0UU 14 feet shaved hoopl.
i.ooo railroad ties.
&0,0l'0fetof good hemlock boards.
For which I will iiay the highest market price,
delivered at Clearfield, or at any point on tbo
Tyrone A Clearfield Railroad.
j. r. a, rami a.
Clearfield, Pa., Oct. 1A, 1878 tf.
Just llccelvecle
Just Rooived by ARNOLD, at
CUnWEiNSVlLLE :
Car Load Nova Scotia Das tor I
Car Load pure Corn, xtye and Oats
Coop 1
tar Load Deaken Knit I
Car Load of Choice Family Flour I
Car Load Dry Goods, Groceries, do,
jrShintrlci, Burk. 11 K Tios and
Ciraio will be taken in exchange.
Curwensvillo, May I, I7.
Nervous Debility.
Vital Weak neat or Deprenoloii : n weak
eth ousted feeling, no energy or eneragoi the re
snltof mental over-work Indlacretlona or
etcennea, or torn drain upon tbt system I al
way cured by Humphrey's Itomoepathio Specific
No. 39. It touet up and Invigorate tbt system,
dispelo tbt glotm and despondency, Impart
atrength and energy, oton tho drain and re
juvenate the entire man. Been need twenty
yeara with perfect success by tbonsanda. Sold by
dealer. Price, $1 per single vial, or $1 per
package of five vials and $2 vial of powder. Sent
by mail on receipt ot price,
Addreas Humphrey a llomtrpnthlc
Medicine Company, loo Fulton St., N. Y.
C. V, Wat ion, Agent, Clearfield, Fa.
sept. 18, 1878-1y.
CLEARFIELD MAMETS.
CMMarlBLB, Pa-
Not. II, W.
ti II.
Flour, prr oart
lluehwbeat rioar, par al
Cora M..I, p.r wt
Ohop, rr., p.rewt
Cbo,t aiiiH, par owt
I 05
I 40
I 00
1 3o
4i
M
Hraa, ot
VYb.at, ft baah.l M
Rro, p.r baab.l
O.u, pn bab.l
Cor., aara, par baab.l
HueaahMt, par aa.bol
Poutoaa, par baahal M
Appl.a, p.r baah.l.... m....
Mama, par pound H
8hnull.r, par pound. ....',.
IM.d B..f, par poaoS..M.....
Chtekna, par pair ...1.......
Battar, par pauad ......... ,....
4
Hi
V
40
XI
it
I 0a
Kcaa, par 4on,a
Salt, par aak, larga ...Ht....
Uual utl, par galloa....,
Lard, par pnaod
Driad Appla,, par paand....
triad Pcaflhaa, par poand..H...
Uraaa, par baab.l
II
b
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
Puiianni.ru! A, Nov. IT. Breads tuffs mora
llowty, but In wheat there la ft flrmer feeling.
Flour and Meal Flour 1 dull nod price fever
buyer. Sale or l.OVO barrel, Including Min
nesota sure femilr. at M.Jfr(a,4,76 western do.
d. at $0.Tb(sy7, and patent and other high gradea
at U7. Alio, CvUf vny, uirard, Uem, Mt.
Nevnou, Egypt, Camden aud Frank ford en pri
vat terms. Rro flur Is otoady. Small aalee at
$e 0I. Cora meal I aminal.
u rata wheat la mot active nnd price are
bttor. Sales ef 1,000 bushels, including rejected,
1.30(0)1.11, red 1 8 i emler at $18004 1 .40
and No. S red, elevator, nt M74$I.M, At the
open boar, I ret call, lhar wa n traaeaetioaa.
Ry Is steady at Site for Pennsylvania. Corn Is
quiet and steady taVee of ft.UiiO but bell old, mil
ed and yellow, nt sot) Me, and new do. do , nt
aS(o)b4, aa tt quality. At the open board there
waa ae enlea. OaU are dull t Me reeenl ou
o)CMtiu. Salee ef 0.000 bushels, iaelnding
net, at D(r4.e, and wuito, nt allele.
Whieky is oigber with aalet t luO bamla
western nt $i,i.
CtiOAte, November IT. Flour in good demand ;
falinrtc. Weeat active, Arm and higbev i Ne.
3 Ca.ee go tpnng, $1 HI lf ftuh . $l.lk for
Ueoemner, l I7 lf January, N. Sde,
tl.vll) rejected, Te. Corn moderately netlve
and higher at 42ftc, WiU ft May reject-
eu, aa. u.ta stoaay an in fair demand ZJim
S3s lor cash and December t Idle for May. Rye
oieeoy nod uoehaogeo. nariey Brmtr at TI(d)
I tie,
Perk wrong aad higher i Ills for tnah t
bO.I4)IO.Il ft November SUM for De
obr t $11,174 fer January. Lard strong and
niakort St Tetml.TTf loreaat) tH.eSQit 13 1 for
Deeemoer 1 14 itik H tmr January. Balk meat
aeiivt, Srm and higher, ehealdere, M abort rib,
S.tS , short dear, - htehey In gevd -
man at .it,
Attbecleee, wheat wnt streng audio higher.
Oera In good demand, and n abode higher ftt
4le for K ween ber t 4uo fore Deeemberi 44M
4s for May. Oalo In gd dtnand,nnd tondiag
teg upward, rrevwt otreng and signer i
Krh, fit. If for Hevemnori fto.si for e
r( lard, $7tl for January.
SUA.
OLIVER. la thla borough, oa IrUtj nora
H, Not. Mil, 07V, .n.t a lln(.rli lllam of
oonumplioa, Wllllaaa OIIth, la lb. Hia .ac of
bli ,..
IICKLE8. Id Cura.airlll. korob, aa Frl.
J.j noroln,, Nof.mbw Hlb, 17, Kllu Mlskl.,,
In th. TWIb tm, of bl, aa. Jill r.B.iaa w.r.
Uk.a to llollid.Tiburg fur ial.tla.Dt.
NOLL N.ar Pblllp.boti, on To.irlar fl
aooa, Not. lltb, IH7U, Oyrol Calfla Noll, .gad
3 Tr,, 10 mooth, .ad IV day,.
tx bflrrrtlcrmmtj.
CAUTION All persons are hereby warned
against purchasing or la any way meddling
with one gmy mare, now In tbe possession of
George St. Clair, a tbe aamo belongs to me, and
la 10 with him ou loan only, suhjeut to my order
at any time. J. W. RKITUU.
Karlbaus, Pa, Nov. 10, 1879-Sl
Ti: White hw Mm
Can b bourbt at lowest prices from ALEX.
PATTERSON, Woodland, Pa. It is equal, If not
superior to any flrst class Bowing Machine In tbe
market Circular sent on application.
Woodland, Pa., Oct. 39, flm.
A DMINlMTRATOHa NOTICE
J Notice ll hereby given that Letters of Ad
ministration ele 6opm won on tho estate of LYDIA
DOWLING, late of Lawrence twt. Clearfield Co.,
I'a , deceased, having been duly granted to tbe
undersigned, nil persons Indebted to aald eitate
will please make Immediate payment, and tboee
having claim or demands against tbe tame wtll
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment without delay. a A huh u. ta its,
Administrator v. u,
Clearfield, Pa Oct. A, 1879-Ot.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice
il Is hereby given that Letters of Adminl.
(ration on tho estate of SOPHIA NEFF, lata of
new Waebtogtoo, Clear B eld county, Fft , dec d,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, all
persons Indebted tn said estate will please make
Immediate payment, nnd thoee having claims or
demands again it tb same will present them
properly authenticated for settlement without
delay. 1IK.NKY 11HKT1I,
Administrator,
Oilond, Pa., Nov. 6, 1H79 Hi
XTOT1CE TOBTOCKIIOI,DERV-There
X will be n meeting of in stockholder of
tho Clearfield Fire Brick Company held at tbo
iifflo of the Companv. in Clcarfleld, on Thurs
day, the lAth day of January, IHH, at twe
o'clock P. M., for tho purpose of electing officers
for tbo ensuing year, and voting upon the ques
tion of Increasing tbe stock of said Company.
By order of th Board of Directors.
Attest: WM. BIGLER, President.
O. W. Bairn, Secretary.
Clearfield, Pa., Nov. , 1879-3m.
THE LARGEST, OLDEST AND ItEHT.
rirw-Two nuns MONTHLY.
ALSO year; Sample Copy, lOc.
Thomas G. Newman & Son,
973 and 974 West Mauino St., CHICAGO.
A. M. Ili'lr, Agent, Cleared, Pa.
JURY 1.IHT Li.tof th namts of juror
drawn for November Term. A. D- 1879, com
mencing oo the 3d Monday (10th), and to con
tinue Ibret weeka :
vntno wiai-Ilrn.
I.uoten Potter, L City, B McDowell, Bradford,
W U Hand ford, Osceola, Orango Tburiton.Jordan
John Duulen, Pike,
David Bee, UraHlrd,
Tboa M MrGe, Bell,
J K Henderaon.Wood'd,
Jacob Fulmar, Bradford,
Zaeh Fulton, B ra.it ord,
m 4 Wloppy, uiearueia,
Zao Bailey, Bloom,
John tiooiyear, Brady,
F llollnpnter, Beocaria,
Allen Mitohell. Cl:'d,
II r Hummel, (irnuam,
Kara Root. Burnside bor Fred Baker, Chest.
Dan'l Welsh, Lawrence,; Henry Reama, Bloom,
T W Hemfhill,
J Wagoner, Burnside tp
II DelioFB, Bradford,
.Ino M Hunter, Beeearia
Wm Luther, Woodward,
H 0 Hnaffoer, Lawrence,
J 0 Whitobill, Clf'd,
Auitin Curry, Chest,
A II fi he tier. Burnside b
Calvin Bilger, Bloom,
G M Thompson, Brady,
John Baker, Bell,
Adam Walker, Dacatur,
Jaa Curry, Chest,
Riob'd Lewis, Wood'rd,
E Nettieton, Brady,
TBI Aid MbT.-Llitof Cause act down for
trial at Novo mber Term of Court, commenc
ing Monday, November 10th, lf79, acd continu
ing tnret weens i
THIRD WIKK, noV. 34TB.
f K Arnold A Co vt. J W Carlllc
' v. L BCarlil
Robert Taylor va. O Cooed R MoPherion
ohn J Head vs. John A Miliar ot al
T J Boyer vs. A lloberling ct al Ei'o
Com'tb,useof W Curry vs. J Kieka.de et al
J R Martin vs. Lydia J Harner
Samuel Hagerty vt. A V Bbaw
Jobn Moore va. Wm Lather et al
Bridget Baker va A V Railroad Co
Jo K Mo. Murray vs. John Irvln A Bro'a
R A 11 olden va. " " "
C Helper tt at Adm're va. Jam A Irvin
rJnyder.Ilar'iBaeetAOoTs. John Irvln A Bro's
D J Honr A Co v. " M M
D McLnugblin v. R 8 Stewart
Jam Port us of va Jacob Rinefolt et al
June Boyoten vs. Tbom a Parka ct al
J P Stewart, endorsee va. Wm Westover
Janes P Hal vs. Wm L Dran ot al
ELI BLOOM, Protbonotary.
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS and CAPS,
Cheaper than ever at the alore of
.G. a & T.W.MOORE,
DOOM NO. 1, Pll'.'a OPERA 1KHJ0E,
We havo just receivod tbo lurgeal
and boat lolocted stock or
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS, CAPS,
That has ever como to
all the now novoltios in
town, Also,
HECKWEAR.
80LI A0ENT8 FOR PERKINS'
Driving Boots and Shoes.
1
Rubber Boots & Shoes.
Give ua a call and aee if we don't
sell cheaper than anybody elao,
cm, c. aanoRR,
TOM tV. iHHIHIi.
Cla.rlal.l, Pa, SqL il, ISTt lm.
ADJOURNED ,
Orphans' Court Sale!
Valuable Itenl atntc!!
TN pursnnnoo ef an order ef the Orphans' Conrt
of Cleurleld eeuaty. the nnderalgurd. Ad-
viinisiratora of tbe estate of David Bell, late of
(J reer. wood townsblp, will offer ftt public sale at
Bellville, la laid township, n
Wctlnofiday. Dec, 3d, 1879,
At I o'oloek P. U , tb following deooribrd Real
Estate, U win
LOT 10. 1, Bitaat lb (IrMnwood tcwniblp, i
bounded and doteribed a follow i On tho north ;
by land of aald estate, on tbo tenth by tbe Sua-,
quehanoa rlvor nnd land of David Mitchell, oo
ibe eact by land ef Pre mp ton Bell, and ou tbo
weit by land of David Mitehelt, being tbe borne-
stea let ot sat estet, eentamtng uncut
TWO HUNDRED ACRES.
LOT NO. I. Beunded nn tht north by land
nf Irvln nnd Neweomer, u the toulb by lot No.
t nnd lands of Dnvid Mitchell, oa the east by
Prampton Bell' lead, and rth wett by A. W.
Neweomer, etknkng
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACREB.
bet eg nil limber land, bnvlrg tbercon aonldr
abie omonat of wbtrc ak, white pine, and kern
leeft limner.
LOT NO. t. Bltuato lu Greenwood township,
bounded en tbe north by lnndo ef D. MtCrnekn,
n tb south by Jacob Prayer, tht east by Bell
nnd Btepbenson, aad tn tbt west by Jacob Qraff
rvy,oatafeiag
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
about twenty aerei f which I e lea red.
Parttet deairi eg to einmtne tkee lent will no
assisted In doing ee by culling upon cither of tbe
nnderaigned.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third f tbe purchase money meat bo paid
down, one-third nn tbe Irst day of June, IftHO,
and ibe balance en tb I ret day f Jane, UBl,
tb laat twe pay meat to be with lalereei, and to
bo toenred by bond nnd mertgoge on th prem
ise. Any person nurehneiag either ef theaber
lot, and net complying wtib the abort, will he
liahle to aay too swetaiaed by a re-tale. Tb
Admlnlatratort roeerve tbe right t reject nay
nnd nil bid. F I. TlloMPiN,
THOfl, W. MOORE,
Adm'rt cetate nf D. Bell, dec'4
Cerwensvllle, Pn4 Nov. 19, 171 It,
Bee joinaL
tvs fli'Ttistmrotj.
TEK VOH aUI.B.-.Tblrla.a "I'M of
XJ lUM.a He" wbioh I will Mil oh.ap for
waa, or ubrbqb iur bhh, ror lorin.r 1B
fom.tlon aall aa or addroM th. und.ral(nl,
J.F. KHAMKK.
NorJ, T tr. Cl.arl.kl, Pa.
-TUHM I.ANIM FOR IAI.IC Io Ilualaa
A and Pino towaabl)a,Ul..rB,ldoattatr. jft,
H..Mu.bl. tltoo alTn for pari of puratiu.
aioo.. PrtaM 1 U0 ta 11.00 p.r acra.
Mlom'a r.Mrr.d. L. DIHD, Acai,
P.nB.ld, Pa.
or WALLaoa A Kanns,
S.rit 10, lsro if. Cl.art.ld, Pa,
C"
OURT PROCLA!vl4TION.-WiiURnAB,
Hon. O. A. MAYKH. President Judue nl
the Court of Common Plaas of the tweotv-flftb
Judicial District, composed of tbe counties of
Clearfield, Centre and Clinton, and Hon, Annan
Ouimu and Hon. Vmcnav B. Holt, Asiooiaie
Judges of Clearfield county, havo Issued their
preeepi.no mt aireoted, lor tn holding ot a Court
oi common nets, at too uourt House, nt vieer
fleld, in nnd for tbe county of Clearfield, com
menelngon the SECOND MONDAY. THE 10TII
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1879, and onllnulog
mree ween.
NOTICE la thurefor hereby glvtj to Jurors and
witnesses, lu and for said county of Clcarfleld to
be and appear In their proper person, at 10
ooiooa a. xn. or aaia oay, to uo those tbtngs
which in tbelr behalf pertain to be done.
GIVEN under my band at Clearfield, this 3Id
day ot October, In the year of our Lord oi
ihoussnd eight hundred and eevenly-nie
ANDHDVt PKNIZJr., HherifT.
net 33 tc
Public Vendue !
fTl HERE will be eipoied to publl sale at tb
X rosideno ot tn undersigned in Lawrence
township, near Curwenovillr, ntl o'clock p. m.,on
TbURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1879.
Tb following personal property, to wit i Two
fresh milch cows, 3 bead of beef cattle, 1 fat bog.
1 b oat, 30 turkeys, 40 oh ic kens, Id guinea, 1 2
bushels of oats, 3l)0 bushels of corn, 30 bushels
of buckwheat, 10 bushels of rye, 0 tons of bay,
a let oi eore loader, X seeps oi bees. Joe foregi
log artiole will be sold for cash.
Th following will be told on tlm : Two
horses, t top bugcy, 1 aleigh, 1 mower, 1 log sled,
I sots double naruois, l sot single be mess, plows,
harrows, cable chain, neck yoke, grain cradle,
dinner bell, holst jsok, rifle, 1 pump stalk 34 feet
long, and many other artlolea too tedious to
entlon. JAM n M. AKUKHV.
CleartUld, Pa., Nov. ft, 1879 St.
A New Book.
A P T7XTTC Can make moot by tolling at
AVIajIiIO new work the only on of
th kind issued. Thf H Iff Me nnd Duties of
tjouiity nun sowuonip timccrsi" ny n. n
Biirly, Efq., of th Williamsport (Pa.) Bar.
Cootnina all ibe Act and decision In relation to
the varloua county and township office, Is n
com plot band book for election officers, and
treats tho tea laws fully. Every eSoer end lex-
payer will buy one. It contain 10b pages.
neatly printed, bound in clotn and gold, and sold
and told, at f par volume.
From Hon. John J Metsger, Member of tbt
v constitutional convention ot lbit.j
I have examined and need this work by W. R
Bierly, Eiq.,of tbe WHIiimsport Bar, entitled
"The Rights and Unties of Township Officers,
and have found It of great service in mo. As a
guide to tbo vnrious officers for whom it 1 In
tended, It must prove Invaluable.
Jorh J. Mmti:i.
For agencies and term apply with stamp to
W. R. lilKKLV,
Bovi-St. .Williamsport, I'a.
GEO. WEAVER & CO.,
SECOND 8TREKT.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
tiara epaoad ap, la tb. aloro room lat.lj occupl.4
by Waarar a B.lla, oa SoooBd Kraal, a largo aad
wall aalaotad .took of
Dry - Goods Groceries,
BOOTS AND fillOKS,
Qt KKNSWARB, WOOD WILWW WARK,
1IAT8 AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, Ac.
Whlek thqr will dlaaoH of al raaaaaaM. rata.
tor raaa. ar .i.baafa lor oou.trjr produa.
OKORflR WKAVKR k CO.
Olaarl.K, Pt, Jaa. t. IB78-1.
HOFFER'S
Cheap Cash Store.
BOOM Mtt. TllltRB, OPEN A HOtlBB,
Clearfield, Pa.,.
WB0LKBALI RETAIL PKALKR IN
DRY GOODS,
Oomnrlalng Drs Ooola of tfc cry Istsrt tjlc(
consistioc tn wart cf vaanniere, MencBcater
. Faocts, Alpaoas, nnd nil manner f
Fancy Dress Goods,
9ncb aa C ret on, f,ihalr Lester, Plaids, Dress
Uinibnm, Ura Fancl et the Tsfj latest
I;), nnd a linp aa ttaej aaft col4
! Int aiarkst.
NOTIONS,
Conststing f Otorcc for ticnla. Ladle and
M-SICB. HON CI ail aaaaw, nua innf,
Laeec, Panor Dree Da (tens Ladle'
Tie cl nil hala and style, Cr
ed Collsra, Rlbbena of all kinds nnd
qnalllle. Mrrlo Undcrwanr, Trimtalajrs, .
BOOTS AND 6H0E8,
GROCERIES.
Qneeniwars, Hardware, Tinware,
Carpctn, Oil Cloth,
WALL PAPER.
LEATHER, FISH, Eto.,
Wklak will ka U ak.l.l. w ratall. WIU lake
Country Produce
la Bickaage far Oee4. at Markat Prlcaa.
wm. j. aorni,
ciwriaia, ra., or. M. imnu.
ssas. .30
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IKiirrHauroui.
PHILADELPHIA.
F. T. HOWELL & CO.,
MMPORTEHS tt DEALERS t.V
1216 Chestnut Street.
Pbllad.lphla, Oot II, 187.!m.
T. A. FLECK. ... . . . ' X. U. IILLS.
NEW. NEW. NEW.
Fall and Winter Styles,
AT THE ONE PRICE DRY GOODS STORE OF
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
1
X33R.3S!SS
hi.
ek and Colored Cuhmcrr, Urntado i)n. floods, I'lain Proka Good,
Now Sbawla.l.adioa' C'onta, ted Flaniicls.drny Flannels, Klaid Klanncls,
ruvy isiue rianneis, walcrproois and ladies Uloihs, all colors,
Caaslmorvs, Men's and Boys' Wear, Drees Ginghams, Calicoes and
Muslins. Our stock was never bolter. Our Ladies' Skirts are beautiful.
Millinery Goods,
A complete Stock nt our usual Bargains.
Plumes, Flowers, Wings, Ostrich Tips, all kinds of Fancy Wings and Birda,
New BrocaJo Velvets and Silks, Satins, Elsck and Colored Silks, Black
and Colored Silk Velvet, Kid Gloves, Lisle Gloves, Silk Fringe,
Buttons, Laces, Corsets, Embroideries, Kdgings, Insertings,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, :
Linen Ilandkcrcliiufs, Ladies' Ties, Ribbons, Germantown Yarns, Zephyrs
and Fancy Yarns, Ladies,' Gent's and Children's Underwear, Ladies,'
Gent's and Children's Hose. We don't intend to have any store in
Clearflold county beat ns in anything style, prices, quantity,
quality, or selling. Give ns a call and see for yourself.
Oil Cloths,
Ottoman,
CARPETS,
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building, - Market St., - Clearfield, Pa.
BapL I, "ja.l.
inwSend fur Cloatratcd Circular nnd Prices. Liberal Terms to tbe Trad,-
Don't buy until you have teen the lightest running machine in
the World, the Ever Reliable "VICTOR."
VICTOR SEWINC MACHINE COMPANY,
Ulimi.ElOWX, CON and No. IV9 and Ol M'nbMh Araooa, t UICAOw ILt,
JAMES L.
r.
Ir-vtlKsi'
TJ JST X JEi 3F1.,X,ADE3C3E!3FI.,
MARKET HTREK.T, CLEARFIELD, PEHN'A.
AM kinds of Caskets and Coffins kept on hand, and furnished to order on
short notice, Including the finest as
lacturcd. Uur
oonPBH rnESEnvBn
Is the best In uso, and will be furnished when required. Funerals attended
in nny part of the county. Call at
your ordors at Tronlman's Furniture
oet 1.70-ly.'
grip flt'frtlgfmfntg.
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles,
SUAVED AND SAWKD.
Curw.narllK Jaa. S, 78 tf.
iQK SALE.
The nndcrsirned will call at nrlrat Bale all
that tractor parcel ef land Bitaat in Deoatnr
township, Clearfiold county, Pa., wiibln a abort
diBUno of the Tyrone A Clear fleW R. R., and
adjoining lands of Robert Hudson nnd otoers,
nnd known aa tne Jacob B. Ueerhart lot. Tb
aald tract containing ftO aeres more or Iwi, with
two reins of valuable coal thereon, has about 10
acre cleared, and I th k tc a large body of
coal about being developed. H ill b cold low and
upon casj terms. For particulars, apply to
PAVID L. KKKBS.
Clcarfleld, Pa., July 11, lh7.
BLACKSMITIIING.
Horse-Shoeing
A Specialty.
Th midsrslgnrd, being thankful for iast favor,
wonld rf4itfully laforas tha eitiscna cf Clear
field and vffiniiy that he baa pnrrhascd tbe shop
In Clcarfleld borough recently occupied by Anna
Kennard, situated on I coast atreet, in th rear of
Mee. Weaver Co. store, where by strict and
close aUcntlcn to basinets, be hope to receive a
large share of panne paireaag.
AO Price reasonable and all work guaranteed
CHAS. II. HALFUKI.
Clearnrld Pa., Oct 14, 1879 Im.
TIMBER FOR SALE.
The nndmlgued effera for aalc all the pine, oak,
poplar and kemleek timber en 411 nor ef land
InClcarffrldeonnty. Pardee consulting the map
or atlas ef tbe county, will And it In Brady
township, adjoining the Bell Uwnship vThC.
line, and knew as Ir-wt He. UH Tali
timber will he held open for sale nntil the
lit cf December ncil, For further nartlrnlar
apply to r Bdcr,
UR0. B. O0ODLANDKR.
October II, ISriMf. Clenrflald, Pft,
HOMESTEAD FOR SALE
-IN THK-
Borough of CurwGQsville !
THAT wall-known rnprty sltwntc cn the bank
ef the Suaauekannn river, Im tbe borough ef
Carwensvtlle, Clcarfleld onnty, Pn , eeeunted by
the late BRNJAM1N HARTSHORN, deed, U
sff eferH fer nale. Il contain nboel
Thirteen Acres.
Upen which Ic erected ft A tw-try frame
- DWELLIXG IIOISE,
liilil TABL, an tka a,naart a.l.
iJJJJbaiU.ata, aa4 aln a ri.OWlNtf
fOUMTAINaf aara SPRING WATIR. TkU
I. . .r)l .MlraMa ararn, raf a ,n.ai. rmi
Sra... Tk.araa.rt; taaoa .f.rad al PRlVATt
SALS, a. raaMaakla lama. Far fanbar la.
hraallaa la r.l.ll.a ta M, .all al Ik. .raailaai,
ar aai.IT W taa aaarala la aaaa ar WW.
UUHXTHAL W. BMITH,
Altaraaj Sm taa flairs.
ClaarlaU, fa., feat. U UTI-tT.
SniflffJIanrou.
J
GOODS,
SIMPLICITY B SUPERIORITY n i
IMPLIFOi O MAINTAINEUa
Improvements September, 1878'
Staving rttrartl f"i th atrnrnH ti .
prntjrsMlve aire, we now ottr to lb Worlat
Ui
WTTH SITREAL
Important lmprovoment9.
KotwitbntandiDg the VICTOR bos long been
the peer of nny nnchine in tbo market ft fact
iupported hy n hont of volunteer iritnecses w
cow confidently claim fur it greater
simplicity, ft voudorful rcJuctiott ot
fcJV? friction, an J altogctbtT ft Hart Corn
linmion of Destrable yu.ii, i or Kile
by Merchant nnd other.
LEAVY,
well aa tbo cheapest that can be mann-
my oQlce, on Second street, or leave
Store, adjoining the Postoffice.
JAS. ii. LEAVY,
Clearflold, Fa.
lfw g.flvcrtlsfmfnfj5.
r W)0 nirfCLSacorc Wenver Co.
J want Are thooaand baahela.of OATS, bow,
and will pay essb or prodnoe.
OarfisU, Pa Aug. II, UTV-tf.
E
XCCUTRIX NOTICEaa-Nolloa Is her.
A by nivsn that Lrttera TsBtamentarv on
ttie estate or JUiin diHHb, late of New Wash
tngtoa, Clearfield county, Penn'ft., deceased,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted lo aaid estate will please n.ak
immediate payment, and those having claims r
demands against tb same will pressot them
properly authenticated for settlement without
delay. ilAROARKT U. BVKHH.
Eieautrix.
New Washington, Pa., Oot. 19, 1879-61
If you want to see tbe finest Stock of
Ready-Made Clothing
IN CLEAR PI ELI), till TO
GUIIVTZBURG'S.
If you want to Buy the best Fitting
Clothing;
If you want the most Eeliably Made
mmmmttmmitmjmmmj
ii i vrn i Mi
tuintijitimiiiiuiiuiitjiiiuiii
If you wmt to bay at the lowest Cash
Prices, go to
GUlXZIXURG'ft.
If ou want to see the best assortment of
' CLUING;
If jou want to tee a nice selection of
Gents' Furnishing Goods ;
If jou want to bny a
FINE HAT or a GOOD UMBRELLA,
or a TBDNK or VALISE,
If you want to get the worth of yonr
Honey, don't fail to go to
jijiznuitc..
WISTKRN BOTU,CORMMB,CJwra.MlPa.
Vrt. IS, in. If.
VICTOR
BOYS