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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Mrthodlnt Enlaeonal Churrb -Hot. J. 8
MtMitmuT, Peator. Hervlors every Babbeth
at 104 A. M.,and Ti P.M.
Sabbath Hnhool at t A. M.
PraTor Meotioc every Wednesday, at 71 P. U,
Comn unloa Bervfee. flrst Sabbath of vry
eonth, at H A. M.
Writ ( Irartlrld N. E. horrtiRev
W. K-ott Wilsou, Paitor. Preaching ovary
alternate Sunday, at I o'clock, I1. M. ttuoday
gebool at H, P. M- All aro invited to attend.
Prctabyterlaii Church Hav. II. S. Uutlmr.
"Rabbet a sereiees morning and avenlng Bab
baft Bohool at I P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednee
day Tailing.
Baptist Church. Rar. , Paalor.
Fsbbaih Hohooi at 3 P. M. Prtysr Meeting eeerj
Wedaosdey rnlng.
Ml'. ITanela' ( hurch C othollc Rot. P
J. Divio aervle at 10 A. M., on
tha drat, third and fourth Sunday of each montb;
Veapersatid Hen ad lot Ion of tha lileaeed Haeramont
at 7 o'olook, P. H. bunday school ovary Sunday
afternoon nt 1 o'olook.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
tim or oldihq qcaktbb susiois count.
Second Monday of January.
Third Monday of Mareb.
Fust Monday of J una.
Fourth Monday of September.
Tinn or lobDina combos nui.
Pint Monday of Jon.
Feoood Monday of November.
public orricBig.
Pruidtnt Jdgt lion. Chariei A. Mayor, of
Lock Haven .
Atitat Lam JudftUon. John II. Orvle, of
Jiellefonte.
Aiioeialt JuHgi- Abrant Ogden, Clearfield)
Vlnoant II. Holt. Clearfield.
VoraoMPtur. Ell BIOtfTD.
RryitUr and Rtoordtr L. J. Morgan.
IHilriel AttonuifVm. M. MoCullongh.
Twnrr Philip Dolta.
Sharif Andrew Pent. Jr.
lhpuij SKmriff Cbrlat. J. Keagtfy, ClearOald
County Surveyor Samuel F. McOloakey, Cur
venavllle.
iJnunim ComniitiontrC. W. Kvler, Graliem-
ton P. O.; Elab Jnhnaton, Grampian I' ilia P. 0.;
JuhnNorHa. flr.. Cnrwenavllle.
County Auditor WilMam V. Wright, Clear-
Bold; Joaepb Uilliiena, xnree none j t.o.nor
via. WAnrfland.
County VoroAtr3. B. Keff, Now Waahlngton.
Jury Ccmmiuiontrt Dr. James P. llurebfield,
Clearfletl. Josenh A le sender. Madera.
Suptrinttndtnt a fublio School M. I. Me
Quown, CI ear Bold.
Staltrof Wtiakti d )faturtt-Jtn W. Carllle.
ornoa at Lotheraburg i'a.
Xotariu Publit John If. Wrijrley, Win. R
debauKh. Cvrne (iordon, Clearfield i Joaeih 11.
Irwin, N. B. Arnold, CarwanivillO) J. A. Living-
atone, uuiioii uity.
Our Svaeial column in decidedly in tercet log in
a local point of view, and profitable rending to
outaideri who waut to cava money.
YKS, OF COURSE I
"Will you Uko whuat, oata or corn for aub-
acription ?" Wa are often inquired of in thli way
by letter from patrona who reiide at ft diataoo
from Clearfield. W again any yea. Tbo reeelpta
of a roiponalblo merchant or mill owner In tbo
vicinity, will anawer hi juot aa well m tbo caafa.
To illluatratet If any of oar patrona will deliver
u a bag of grain ftt tbe mill of Joaepb II. Bretb
In Cheat towmbip, Horace Ntobin, in BuroilJe,
Tbomaa II. Forcey, In Graham, Wm. Porter or
Sbaw'a, In Lawrence, or Brown A Seyler'i, ft'
Rockton, t'nioit towneliip, nd forward tbelr
reeelpta for the amount, we will credit them on
their heeonnt fur the aame. In tbia way ell may
icon pay what they owe, If they will puraue thia
eourie. f-
The river was frozen over at this
ptaoo laat Monday morning.
A fino line of overcoats at Ilirlingcr
ARuok'a. nov-JO 2t
Mr. Fred. K. Arnold, ol Reynolds
villa, ta in town thia week, attending Court.
There will be tbroo weeks of Court
U January, earn men clog on tli reaobd Monday,
tbe 12th.
Joseph W. Clomonts, formerly of
thli plaee, ta at prrecnt ijournmg ai i.eaavine,
Colorado,
SherifT eloct Muhnfl'ey and lady wore
la town laat week, taking ft aorvey or anaira ana
totting acquainted with their future homo.
His Honor Judj;o Cummin, of Wil-
llamrport.lt tarrying with oa tbti we I, or in
purpoao of dlapoalog of tome eniea on tht argu
ment Hat. -
Copt. Gaulin has placed anew show
ease on Lin counter at the Poatoflle book atore,
and tiled It with fancy and bandeome gooda for
the holiday trade.
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Judge Junkin, of New Bloomfield,
Perry county, la preeidiug over me iniru weea oi
onr November Court. Tbe nttendanoo of people
ta rather email.
Wm. A. Utttforty, of this borough,
baa been appointed by the Court to audit tbo ao-
eountaof Prothonotary Bloom and Regiater od
Recorder Morgan.
A shooting mulch was hold at Robert
Lnwhead'i form in Lawrenoo townahip, laat
Saturday, whan thirty turkeys, a rifle, nnd ft
barrol of el lor war abot for.
The Court lust week ordered that
Ibe name of aix hundred "aober, Intelligent ottl
aena" of Clearfield eonnty b plaoed lo tha
wheel for jurora ibe eoiulng year.
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A now two-story building bus boen
erected on Loeutt at reel, adjoining Mr. llalford'a
blockimith hop. It will booeeupUd by Amoi
Ktnnard aa a cant book munufootory.
Mr. Wilson Hoover, of Borrs town
ibip, bad one of ill feel aeveroly injured by a
aw, at bit portable caw-mlll In Brady town
ahip, near Pennvlll, a few dnyiainoo,
Tbe board I once along the vacant
lotfroBitngon fieoond at red, bet wen tbo real
denoee of Judg Leonard nnd Joelab W-BmHh,
Eiq , hal been rrplaofed ly n nat heavy wire
fence.
Mositrs. Gurrmon, of Drookvilte, as
wo learn from the Duttoia Conrimr, will put In a
large lot of Inge thli Winter, having eeeured an
Interval In tbe Penta A Corley tlebr tract near
DuBoii.
Tho ABHrtftornthioiij;houtlhu county,
and tbelr AMtetaotl, or now bually en f god
niahlng the bl-eftnial aaeaiment. Tbia aaee
oat will Ox the valval too of property for tho
at three yrara, -
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We understand ihul tho Ladies Aid
Boeltty of Ibe M. B. Church will bold tbelr font
val on Thaokegivlng vniBg, in tbe room on the
Int floor ef Pie'i Opera Hnf0, lately weepled
Joba t, Kramer.
We acknowledge the receipt, from
Kuaerlatendent MoQuown, of ft copy of Ibe Ilt
lata timid, a Beat little paper tent out by him,
filled withvaluabta InTormalloB In regtrd lo th
ooming Tea he re' laatltuio.
At a mooting of the stockholders of
tbo Juniata Valley Camp Mooting Aaioolatlon,
bald in Newton Hamilton ft few deya ag, Mr.
Jooatkftn BoynUta, of thia pie, wai elected oa
of tke director fur the aaauiog ytar.
Tbe engine bouse ot M. 13. Kay's
planing mill, at CorwenevHle, wot deatroyed by
fire loot 8atnrday oven ing between I and I o'olook.
It waa but roeontry batlt and oeowplod tk alt of
the on burned down a few woeki ago.
J n. L. Ixavy bas received a lot of
neat and bandeome burial robe ftt the ware-room
of hie audertahiag oiiabllahmont, on door ent
or the Foeteflo building. Thia linn of good la
ft tw dtperlurt fef iki neetloa of tbe country.
The hiihling party composed of Rev.
U oyer, Mr Murray and U ileon, nocompaotad by
Meaara. Sielaer and flaarhrarU, rotaraed on Uat !
Friday morning, with only one deer. Mr. Stolnor
report! deer ware on the mountain. Wi- I
Harry A. KratRcrcomos totbe front
thia WHk wltk sew ndvartlaomfnt, nnnonaolng
the largo and well ftolecled tloek of eoaaoaabl
goodi at kit tttrt ready for ImpeeUeo and
aaie. He hai ft largo aeeertmeat of Slaftiot ad
elbor gua4i for Wlstar. Call aad kta aow
ooda
. Moro new gootl at UirUuxer &
Rooi'a tbli week, to bo toll nt bottom prioei. St
Jclin'Shaw killed doer In the
olnity of bli farm, It Lawrenoo tewoihlp , n (a
day a ago.
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"Infallible" is tbo vonlict of tbe
aOifltrd whan rafarrlog to I bo narlu of "Salltri
LlftrPllla."
At the Republican office is the place
to get your Job work dona, We aro folly prepared
to do anything In tbe printing lino, will do It
well, nnd at the rla;bt kind of prleea. tf.
A now daily popvr wilt bo started in
Altoonn early in December in eonneetlon wdft
tbe Wk $Sun. ' Wm. P. Furey will oonduot tbo
editorial dtpertntnt. It will bo lamed from tbo
Sn office, and will bo Demoeratlo In poll t lea.
We learn that 11 union LlarUwicIc,
olJeat aoa of Dr. J. O. llartiwlek, of thia bor
ough, baa received nn appointment u Military
cadet, and la to report hi id ae if at Waal Point fur
examination loma time oarly In tbo montb of
January.
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The beautiful frost pictnrai on
Harry A. Kratiar'a ibow windowa laat Friday,
during (hat cold map, attracted a great deal of
attention. Aa an nrtlit. Jack Froet cannot bo
eicellcd by nny wietder of tbo pencil in thia or
any forrlga land.
Mis.ion Conferkncr." A Mmsion
Conrcttiioe will be bold in tbe Clcaifleld Lutheran
Church on Tnaiday nnd Wednesday, December
Sd and M, to which the public la cordially In
vited. Preaching next 8unday (Nov, SOtb),
morning and evening.
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Doom kd. The application for tbo
commutation of the death eentenoe In tbo onto of
Andy Tracy, the McKean oounty murderer, to
Imprisonment for life, baa been rofuaed by tbo
Buftidof Pardona, and therefor he will bo hanged
on the 4tb of December.
"Jersov" Snvo'er, our accommodat
ing jeweler, killed a four-pronged buok lait Wed
nesday morning, on tbo mountain a few m'tlea
north of town. Ai thli ii tha flrat doer that
"Jersey" ha over killed, he bai right to feel
elated over hii good sueoeaa.
It stands everywhere without an
equal for the cure of gravel, non-retention, liver
and LidBST csmplftnt, nervous irritation. Ba-
rvni brlngi quiet Bleep, and la not an Opiate.
Prepared by B. K. Tbompaon, Tltuavllle, Pa.,
and for iale by ell drugglite In Clearfield, and
Joreph Seylar A Bon, Lulhenburg.
The barn of Joseph Boggft, near tho
town of Indiana, waa atruck by lightning during
tbo itorm on lrlday evening, Nov. Uth, and de
aUoycd, together with a large hit of grain and
farming iiuplemeoU. Having no plaee to ahelter
hia Jlve-itook, bo wai compelled to sell It. Hit
ton ia about $3,C0O, partially covered by Insur
ance. List of letters remaining uncluimod
In the Poatoflle at Clearfield, for tbe week ending
November 24, 1878
Maggie Alexander, Byler A Thompson, Joel C.
Brown, William A. Chaplin, N. F. Hall, Edward
LeCroie, Min Kale Marin, Mill Fanotc Kenana,
Mn. Annie Walk.
P. A. Gad us, P. M.
Coal oil, whieh bas been selling at
leu than a duller a barrel for a year or more past,
advanoed to SI. 37 lalt week, with proapecU of
going higher. Tbii will make lively titnea In
the oil region. Whit eir ot thia adrono will
have In the Stump (reek region we are unable to
conjecture at present, but will patiently wait,
hoping that oil will eauve bu tineas to "b'tom" in
that peotlon too.
About two months ago a brakoman
on the Low Grade Dirialon of tbo A. V. Railroad,
aayalho DuBoii Couritr, by the name of Cuiumioi,
lost three of the flngcre of bia right hand while
coupling carl in DuBola. On tbo Uth Inat., at
Drlitwnod, while eogaged In the aame busioees
he loa; the four fiogsra of his left bead, leaving
bim now two thumbs and oneludex finger. M li
te us will suit bim btir hereafter than glovea.
Iorael Korb, a young man working
on tbo lg job of Hrley A Den, oa th bead m
Laurel run, in Huston townahip, was severely,
and probably fatally, Injured on tha lltb inat.,
by a ire falling oa him. It fell on his back,
which It U thought Is broken la several places,
bsii dee hia ribs or detaibel from the spinal
column. He was alive at last accounts, but bis
recovery Is considered by hia physicians to be
impossible.
Farmers. Look Here I Lytle will
give you highest market price for W but, Oats,
Cora, Buckwheat, Bultar, Kggs, Onion, Apples,
dried fruits, and all kind of produce ho baa
lbs largest and belt selected stock of groceries,
teas, eooVea, molasses, spices, oil salt, sugar
queen I ware, tubs, buckets, baskets, eh urns, Ao.,
In Cleatfild county. Ha huya hia goods in large
quantities from manufacturers and first bands
for oaah. end take! tbe advantage of all
discounts, and 10 he la enabled to aell at lowest
prices, lie glveaoash prioei for prodaoe,and sells
his gooda nt tb lowest prices in lbs Bounty.
aept-24.'79-tf
A Pleasant Social Kvent. One
of the great oveoti In the social circles of our
town was the marriage of Mr. Harry Bigler, son
f Ex-Govornor Bigler, nod Mlia Flora, daughter
of James B. Graham, Esq., one of Clearfield 'a
favorite and most estimable ladles. This event
occurred ai the residence of tbo brlde'i father on
Wednesday lait at boob, and was witoeeeed by
th frlenda and relatival of th contract log par
tita. Rev. U. 8. Butler officiated at th ceremony,
Tbe presents wsr numerous, yaluabl and band-
. Tb happy twain left on the afternoon
train for an extended wedding tour, accompanied
by tbe congratulation! and well-wlsbei of all for
a pleasant journey and aafe return.
Fatal Stune Throwing. On Fri-
day evening laat, at the realdcnee of Cyras Bol
linger la Oliver towmbip, James. Taylor sod
David Bollinger, a son of Cyrus, aged eighteen
yean, were amusing tbemselvea In throwing
stonea, one aoeount aaya, at each other In sport ;
another, that tbey war throwing into an ash
pll to iplsi'i each other, though tb former
teems most probable, sloe tha last it one thrown
by Taylor itruck young Belllngor abov the
bridge wf tbe nose and near tbe eya, Inflicting in-
juries from wnleb be died next day. Various
statements sent aa In connection with this affair
we forbear to publish. Stones ar not safe play
things, however popular. Ltmitto mn Jeafiael.
Tuankkoivino Services. The sev
eral congregations of Clearfield witl unit ia hold
ing a union Thanksgiving service In tb Presby
terian Church to morrow (Thursday) at II o'olock
A. M. The sermon will b- preached by Rev. K.
II. Fletcher (Lutheran) of Lack Haven. Every
body la cordially and earnestly Invited ta attend.
In many places It Is announced that a collection
will be taken up at tbe ear lee oa Thanksgiving
Day fur Ihe relief or any poor and destitute that
may be ia tb community. W commend this
feature to tbe people of Clearfield ( not only as
an act of charity, but aa a duty we owe l ur
fellow-beings who may b In destitute and Buffer
ing circumstance. "The poor yo always bav
with yoa.M
1 deem it my duty to acquaint suffer
ing humanity ailh th lact that bl. Jacobs Oil la
the moat beneficial remedy ever Introduced thia
t kail frieM-e'ly leelad. For tbe peat sixteen
yeara I bar Buffered with Hhenmatlsm, and so
severely tkat I was often robbed ef my night's
rest, A change of weather would bav lb moat
painful affect on me, for then I could move neither
banda nor feet. I tried every known remedy,
but of no avail l ftt laat somebody recommended
Hu Jacobs Oil, and I concluded to try It, but with
llltle hope lor relief. Havlsg hardly used a half
u bo t Oe, the peine diminished, nod to day I ft)
well and faardv oBM mora. Th small earn of
fllty cent a bad eired me. T noma Qtt, St. Bold
face, Pa.
A Pleasant Entertainment. Rot.
J. A. A id red invited a few frlenda and neighbors
kls residence on Tuesday ovoalag of laat week,
and pleasantly entertained (keen with aa eibibl.
ilea of bli stereoscopic flews of enei ia "Quid
Ireland," that land mad femewe IB history and
song. Taos present were eoaoiea im view
f tb natural scenery and many of tb public
but Id tegs at they traveled over tb sod.'
Mr. Aldred ncecmpooted tha Views with ft de
ter I pt I re lecture, repl.te with iale reel and In
form ell on. He also exhibited a lot of statuary
and ether art Is tie views which were axeeedlogiy
traad. Tbia gee I leasee has also views of places
and aeeaes la tb lands f Palestlaa and Egypt,
enough to fnraUk several veo lugs' eu Urmia-
t. With th powerful eloetrie light an slid
ing photograph!, com of wkiah ar cow rod
be t If ell j, he li enabled to giro a pleaseat tr
laiameat It Is a rd.eery magi sautera pet
fermaaee, bat no f the beet stereoeeepl axblbl
Uns over witnessed by any en. Mr. Aldred
purposes f leltiag a number ef th . aeliaeoriag
tewai with hie atartotamaat, sad we rewaeaaaend
It cheerfully as worthy tha p aire age of all.
It Is eae f tbo aletrs whiek has to b bom to
ha rally oppre4atod, Par wa aaa lft hal s vague
Idas of IU valaabto fwaturas .
"I am ku'uK to Ilirlingeri Kook'a
for ft good OToreaat, ft warm auit, and good bat
oreap." not-lfitt
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To enumerate tbe miraculous euros
wrought by MDr.8cllerB' Cough Eyrap" would Oil
ft roluvo. Iu enroa aro marreloua. Prlot So
canta.
People find out, when they want to
lave dollar! In buying clothing, that Ibey one get
tha moat nnd beatgooda for their money at Hir
linger A Kook'a nor
We have now on band several thous
and firet'Olaaa envelop, wblob wo will print for
butlnoaa men, or anybody olao, nt price that oan
not bo rivalled. Call and aa them. tf.
See a woman on borsebaek in another
col una, riding near Bpeer'a Vinejarda. with ft
bunoh of Ore pea from wblob Bpcar'e Port Orape
Win la mad, that la to highly esteemed by tbo
medical profession for the use of Invalids, weakly
person! and Ibe aged. Bold by B. W. Graham,
Druggist, Clearfield, Pa. J1y.U '7t tf.
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A Fact. An advertisement Inserted
la the Rirttnucan will reach more readers than
if published In all the other papera In tbo ooan
ty, and cost the ftdvartlaei leat than one-half
In other words, an ftdvcrtlarment published In
our jcuronl la worth double the price of that
ennrged by nny other publisher In tbe oounty.
'It la a foot. tf.
New Daily Staoe Line. James L,
Leary ha a luceeeded In having a dalty mall estab
lished between Clearfield and Penn field, and will
hereafter run ft dally at age between tbe two point!.
Hiaoontraot began wltk April lit, and the stage
will leave (learGeld every morning (oxoept Sun
day) at I o'olock, making connection! with all
tralnaon the Low tirade Railroad at Pennfleld, re
turning after the laat train the earn evening.
Paraengeri and freight will b carried at low ratea.
Orders left at any of tho hotels will be attended
to. 10apr7V-tf
Sad and Fatal Accident. The
Houtidtle JVawe of Thursday last oontaloa the
following particular! of a fatal accident which
occurred ia the vicinity of that borough : "One
of tbo saddest accident! that we have yet been
called upon to record In our column! took place
tbia morning on Remey A Co.'i tramroad, result
ing In tb Instantaneona death of Mr. Martin
Hockeobeiry. From what we can learn, tb ad
gin hauling the train of log! waa atuok wo an
up grade, and in peailng up in order to get an
IwpetuB for froth ft start, one of tb heavy logs
fell off tho oar, throwing Mr. Hookrnberry off and
rolling upon hii back, killing bim instantly. Tbe
deceased was about thlrty-aeren yeara of age,
and leave a wife and two children to mourn w Ith
others tho losa of a good husband, an affectionate
'ether, a kind friend and an est earned cltisen."
Cirwe.nbville Items. The follow-
item! or taken from tb columns of tbe Cur
wenstille Timet :-
The Curwemville bank la acknowledged to bo
one of tbo aafeat banking Institutions to tb State,
Rev. J. Q. A. Fullertoo wifl preach tho Thanks
giving sermon next Thursday in tho Curwonaville ;
Presbyterian Church. i
The ladies of tbe Presbyterian church Intend
holding n fair and fealtvel ia the basement o'
tbe church on Thanksgiving evening and also
Friday evening, November 37tb and 211th.
Mr. Harry Emery has out out during bia spare
moments a miniature house containing over 3,UU(
pieeee. Tha house la an eiact reproduction of
tbe palatial residence ol O.G. Green, the Wood
bury, new Jersey, patent medieioe man. and u
abuol three by tbree and one-bait' feet and tbirty-
flv inuhes high. Tbo work ia elCKwntly dune,
and can now bo aeen In tbe window at Irwin 'a
drug atore.
Clearfield Coal Trade. State
ment of Coal and other freights sent over tbe
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for tha week ending Nuvem?ir lo, 1879, and
tbe aame titue last year :
COiL,
Fur tbo week
Same time last year
Increase
Previously during year...
it me time laat year ,
Increaas
TORS.
.... ST.2H4
... 37,4.14
... O.snO
,.1.3' 943
..1,117,463
.. 3&,48
Total In 1870....
1.' Oi.3.17
Same time last year l.Ut.eVfl
Increaae
OTB a B rnaioBT.
Lumber, ...
Miscellaneoul freights
300,341
,.lfl7cars.
...140
Rev. Marcus K. Ormond, living at
Burgettatown, Washtoglea mommtj, wh laetarad
In tb Court Hons la tbta ploea last Winter on
Temperance, Is suffering from a peculiar misfor
tunes Ue some time ago met with tb lose of hii
house by fire, and bis library was deatroyed at tho
sam time. This weighed upon hii mind to moh
in extent as to Mrlouily Impair his mental fecul
ties. He then became III of fever, and when be
recovered bia general health be discovered that
he had loat all bli 3a oduaatlun, not even being
able to read. He ia now endeavoring to regain
his lost knowledge by studying tbo alphabet,
commencing at tbo foot of tbo ladder of learn
ing as a child would do. A Pittsburgh Otitc
reporter Interviewed friends of tbe Rev, Mr. Or
mond and ascertained thai these facts ar true to
ibe letter. The gentleman by advice of bia phy
physlclana will take a tour through the South,
makiog most of tbe trip on foot.
Sudden Death. Mr. John T. Bloom.
of Gulicb township, died sudden ly at Mi home
In that township, oa Tuesday evening of laat
week, the lflth lant. Tbe Hound ale A, In re
ferring to hia death, says i 'On Tuesday morn
Ing we met our friend Mr. John P. Bloom, of Gu
Uk towarbip, oa th it recti as bale aod hearty
aa aver, transacting his usual business with the
same vigor and earnest nesi which has sbaraoUr-
ised hie who I life, and yet almoit before the sun
bad dipped blow tb her i son ho waa a corpse,
Mr. B loom had returned horn, and Just before
bis sudden sail Into an unknown world, ha quietly
gut up from bia chair and approaching 'he door
of Ihe room stated Ibat he waa going cut for a
little fresh air. At that moment be dropped
dead, and the spirit departed to ibe God who gave
It Mr. Dioom leavoaa wue ana luurcuuaren, wn
whom we deeply sympathise in their bereavement.
He was a farmer, aud about fifty yeara of age.
Uil death waaoaused by con go it too of tbe lungs,"
THE APPROACH I NO TEACH Ell K'
Tbe lis ta th annual aee lion f tbo Clearfield
County Teachers' In Hit at will b bald la Pie's
Opera House, Clearfield, Pe oommoaoing at 3
o'olock P. M , en Monday, Deo. S3J, and closing
on Friday noon, Dee. 26th.
Perbapa there is noon enterprise mere deserv
ing the patronage of our people than th Teach-
re' Institute wbieb aooveaes annually la tbl
piaoe. Thia Is true from the feet that It is aeoo-
Tentlos that kriags together two hundred or
more teachers aod as many directors and school
workers from different p-rtsellbeeoUBtry.be-
sldea bringing ta our town a namber of distin
guished persons as lecturers and Instructors.
He w are banefitted In mora than one way.
That ur people fully appreciate (bete anaual
gatherings, has boon proven la the past.
We desire aow oaly to sail your alien tie to
the vary aleharai arrangements which Superin
tendent McQuown Is making for Ihe ooming
aeasloa. Never hi th history f tbe Institute
bsa there been ao many distlagaleead persona
employed for th lastraelioa aad entertainment
of the people.
Oa Moadsy Mlu Harriet D. Bolne-
furd, of Beliasgrove, Pa., a lady atccallonlst, will
gtva a reading aa ferula meat. Tbo entertainment
will be lateraporsed with music by Prof C. C.
McDoauld aad Choir, of tho Normal Musical In
stitute of Cuvwenavill. Prof. McDonald Is
Mostoal Director f.r the entire seisloa. Tbo
Superintendent Informs as that Ibis e tenem
ent will bo UMStlyaarnydarlagUiewaak,
yet he desires all t attaad Us ef sharg.
Oa Tueaday eveolig, th eeltbrUed lecturer
and traveler, Cel. J. P. BaaferJ, of Marsbal-
tewa, Iowa, will deliver his lector, 'The Cld
and The New." He will also lactore oft Wednes
day evening, subject i " Wanderings la Suaay
Lands. N Col. Banford, 1b hi lec teres, a ma see,
aatertaloa and Instructs, and 1 pronounced every
where as the most successful lecturer la America,
having beea called ta leotart ee in ana
eVry.
Oa Thursday a van leg. Rev. Geo. P. Ilayi, D.
D., Preside! of Wnshlngtoa and Jafferroa Col
lege, BshiBgtoa, Pa , will Motor oa "Character
and Moaners." Dr. Hays has bee la tb lectors
field b number f years and has won a brill laat
reputation as a platform speaker. Tka above lec
ture Is ekaraeterited with logic, humor, aad com
mcB sea, aad has beea received with groat
favor verywber.
Bingl admlsiloB to any ef lbs lee terse, ad
mitting one to any part of lb Optra House,
10 eenUj ere tiekeU, admitting la all lb lea
tares 70 coats. TlekoU ar for solo at Ike Post
efllos.
Nest week, la ike "educational aolumni," will
be found lb opinions af th prwi, wblsh will giro
ear piesJe aa id ef tb wrib af tho leetarers
wbaai wa hats brtowy maatUBadoad hap all will
aeooafal thomsatre with the rvpalaliea of theee
pertosa by toad log tha rvfleetleas af public oeatl-
Removal. Dr. T. J. Boyer his re
move hie medical Be to to roonu recently
occupied by Buck A Oraham, la Graham row
Be makoa CHRONI0 DISEA8E8 a ipeeiatty.
CHAROR9 VERY LOW. Tbe mine feet urvrs
having lowrd prleea, he la prepared to fumlah
STRICTLY PURB MEDICINES at greatly r
duced rate. The afflicted will ho bene B ted by
giving him call. JulyM, '79-tf.
DUES" AMD HONEY.
Honey, la email bos.es, per pound SO cents,
Pur Italian Beea, (n American Hi!,
In Ihe best condition for Wintering... 0 00
Black Beea, In American ills.. ........ f 00
For sale by A. M. Hills, Clearfield, Pa., who Is
also agent lor I bo Jjuv-iMn Bn JvmnmX, tb best
bee journal In tb world. He will furnish lint
tl per year. nov-13-St
The Old I.yrouiusr Insurance Company
tun rtrat ta tun rrouu
CrnwxJisviLi.B, Pi , Oet. SO, 187.
Ksnn A Biddlr. General Insurance A cent
Clearfield. Pa t--I take pleasure In acknowledging
receipt of Draft from you, for Fourteen Hundred
and mnety-twonollara and Dliy eents(l,w 00 ,
being IB full fur loes by or, wnioo occurred so
my oroperty on tho 2d day of October, lorn, in
tha borouxh of Curweoivillo. I'a. And I hereby
return to you my sincere than It a for the prom pt
and buelnee'-like manner in which yon have
suit led and adjusted not losa, and I recommend to
Ihe people or t learneid ounly tho old time-tried
LVL'OMl.Mt INsOKAfiCtt UUAtf AS I, BB DO
lug aafe, reliable and prompt.
Catbarihb Gsirr.
Oct S1,lB70 Sm.
"GAIN BO FOUR POUNDS."
Arjitnn, N. Y.,8ept. 14, 1877.
Dn. M. M. FEun, Fredonla, N. Y.,
Dear Mr : 1 bad bn auOcrlog with Dyspepals,
Liver Complaint, Nervouaoeae and General De
bility. A doien different remedies did no good,
My whole body waa aa spotted aa aa adder. Mr.
David 8. Crane, of Rochester N. Y., who Is car
ried away with your remedies advised mo to take
your Blood and Liver ttemedv and Were Tonic.
I hav taken two-thirds of a bottle and wish you
could aee tbe effect. 1 have gained four pounds
!, and Ur. Crane both a debt of gratitude.
lours trnly,
KUUbNB S.SAYLUU.
bov.-jv si
Dr. Pcnnor's Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic may well be called "The conquer
ing hero" of the times. It Is tbe medical triumph
of ihe age. Whoever has "tbo blues" should take
It fur It regulates sod restore! tbe diaordorod
system that glvea rise to them. It always cures
Biliousness and Liver Complaint, Jaundioe, Dys
pepsia, Constipation, llandaohes, Fever and
Ague, t9piooanuarBM!iiU,S:rof!i!s, B'yelrtela.
Pimples, Blotches aod all akin Eruptions and
Blood Disorder! Swelled Limba and D ropey (
Slerpleasness, Impaired Nerval and Nervous De
bility Restores flesh and strength when the ajs-
torn Is niLolng down or going into decline j euros
Female Weakness and Chronic Rheumatism, and
relieve Chronic Bronchitis, nod all Lung and
Throat difficulties. It does these things by atrlk-
Ing at tho root of disease and removing Ita caeiel.
Dr. Fenner'e Improved Cough Honey will re
lieve any oouxh In one bour.
Dr. tenner a Golden Keiiet euros any pain, as
Tooth -ache, Neuralgia, Colic or Headache In Ore
thirty minutes, and rcsdil) relieve! Rheums-
tlstn, Kidney Complaint, Diarboaa, etc.
Dr. Feonar'a St, Vitus Dance Specific. One
bottle always cures.
For sale by II arts wick A Irvln, Druggists,
Clearfield, Pa. aug 37-tf.
NOVEMBER CODHT PROCEED! NGN,
COMMON FLIAS SKCoBD WIIK.
The seoond week of the November Term of
Court was called on Monday, Nov. 17tb, 1879, at
9 o'clock A. M-, with Judges drvli, Ogden and
Holt on the bench. Jemei A. Moore and Ferd,
Jordan were appointed Tipteves.
Tbo causes on tbe trial list were disposed of as
follow! !
Mitchell Murrey vs. J. B. A B O. Genrhart,
Defendants, and Frank Bolser, Garnishee. No.
344 January Term, lHT. Attachment 8ur. Exe
oution. Verdiot for Plaintiffs, and against Gar
nishee, for tilO.
John W. Patterson lo use vs. W. II. Rlner.
No. 63b January Term, IflTfi D. 8. B. Judg
ment opened and Delcndant let Into a defence
Verdict for Plaintiff fur 1640.
A. O. Thompson ot al. vs. John W. Bell st at.
No 013 January Term, 18J6. Ejectment. Ver
dict for Defendant.
John Boo'n vs. Mnrrlutale Coal Company. No.
March Term, 1870. Assumpsit. Verdiot
for Defendant.
Cummunwoaltu to use of Mtry Hess vs David
Askey et al. No. 1-40 June Term, 1876. Scire
Faciaa bur. Recognisance. Caeo ordered not to
bo put on tbo trial list agala until tbo proper
parties are iubtitutod as Defendant a.
J. Frank Hrcd vs. Jesse Diggias. No. 4H
June Term, 1970. Assumpsit. Verdict for
Plaintiff for t8t3.fr0.
Andrew Gardner Ve. Curtis Reams. No. 09
September Trm, iS76. Ejeeianeal. Juror with
drawn, and cause continued at costs of Plaintiff.
B. Wolf, Aaslgnee, vs. James Ron. No. 320
September Term, 1870. D. S. B. Judgment
opened ana ueienaant let into a defence, v r
diet for Defendant.
D. C. Henaal vs. Daniel Miller. Nn. 833 Sep
tember Term, 1878. Debt. Plaintiff allowed to
emeod. Defendant pleads surprise. Juror with
drawn and ease continued.
J. 0. Aokard va. John Llghtnar. No. 4(14 Sep
tenner Term, 1870. Debt. Continued for eause
on application and at cost of Delcndant.
11. II HhillinKford vs. Robert llrc Powell.
No. 767 September Term, 1870. Trespass. Con
tinued (tr cause,
John M. CummlPgs vi. O. W. Gallagher, Ad
min tat rat or ur Hugh Gallagher, dee d. No. 10b
January Term. 1877. Debt. Lear granted to
Daiondant to odd tb pie of "non el lact urn
whereupon tbe Plaintiff pleads surprise, and tbo
cause ia continued at costs of Defendant.
M. A. A W.D. Jrvio va. Uriah Lki)d. No. 101
January Term, 1877. Assumpsit. Coniiaued
for oause on application and at eoeti of Defend
ant. Kiiu Smiley vs. John DuBola and SI !ney Ful
lor. No. 3U3 January Term, 1877. Assumpsit.
Continued.
Cesser Lelpoldt va. Christian Tubbs. No. 811
January Term, 1877. Ejectment. Continued.
A. R. Martin va. David Dunn. No. 811 Janu
ary Term, 1H77. Scire Faciaa Bur. Mechanic's
Lien. Continued,
Henry Krinor va. Jason Kirk, surviving partner
of McKean A Kirk. No. 4 January Term,
1877. boire Facias. Verdict for Deteridtnts.
Coooty National Bank of Clearfield vs. Wm. A.
We Have. No. 014 January Term, I87f. Amica
ble Actios in Assumpsit. Continued.
iobn Irvln A bro. vs. Fred. B. Bloom. No. 313
March Term, 1877. Assumpsit. Judgment for
Plaintiffs ai per paper fllvd.
AkOt'HSNT LtlT.
R. W. Moore tb. 0. Korb. No. 05 March
Term, 1876. Bale to ibow cause why judgment
should not bo opened and Defendent let into a
delence. Roto made abeoluto and Judgment
opened, anlree Ibe Plaloliff ahal1, wi h.n ten
dava, enter Defendant credit upon tbo Judgment
of $191, as of this date, la which event tbe rule
il discharged.
L. Moyer vs. 3. B. Bergey. K leapt loos le
Auditor's report. Eserptioas overruled and re
port con fir m d
John M. Chas vs. Wm. H. Joy. No. 479 Jan
uary Term. 1877. Rule to ahnw cause why Judg
moot should not be opened Rut discharged.
Alei. Fergusoo, Plaintiff in Court, vs. U. D.
Straw, Defendant In Court. N 864 September
Term, 179. Certiorari to Lewis KrbaM, Justin
of tbe Peers. Exceptlooa sustained, and execu
tion set aside at costs of Defendant In error.
Harding A White va. William Watchman ot al.
Rule to abow cause why judgment sbouid not bo
opened, Ac. Rut discharged.
aiSOILLARKCVB.
Wm- A. Ilegerly. Esq , wai appointed Auditor
to audit the aeoo ants al El) Bloom, Hrothunoiary,
and L J. Morgan, Register and Keourder
It was ordered that tbo nam of sis hundred
sober, intelligent and judicious persons bo selected
from the wb"le qualified eleelnra of the aoen'y to
aerv as jurors in Ibe se ratal Courta f tha county
for the vear 180.
Veiilros wero ordered to lae as folio wa, for
tbe Courts of Oyer and Terminer, Quirt or Hesaiona
and Common Pleaa, ommneing oa lb seoond
Monday or January, 180, and to coat inn for
three eon aeoo tie wovks, lo witt Twenty four
persons to ear as Grand Jurore, and furiy-elght
persons to erv as Petit Juror for the first week
and thirty-six persons to eervo as jurors for tke
second week aud for thirty nx persona to aerv
as Petit Jurors for Ihe third week.
On Saturday afternoon, Nov. 32d, 1071, Codrt
adj?rvH! usuil Monday, Nov. 34th.
8ptat
A. J. Jacksoa. near tbe Shaw House, hu tbe
best aseorlmeot of Picture Frames ever brought
to town. If boi iaikeeoaoty. Go aad look at
then. aovSO 3m.
If yoa bav a picture you want pu. la a frame,
take it to A.J. Jack eon, on Market ft root, two
doors eaal of the Shaw House, and he will lot
ynu hav It cheaper than you can hay them any.
bar els, because he makes that balneea a
specially. novIO 2m.
Wxnrin. 600,008 14-feet ehaved boons, deliv
ered at tbo railroad, in ear loads of ft.OtlO, at all
points on the Tyrone A ClearOeld, P- A E-, Bald
Kagl Valley, and Pennsylvania Railroads, for
whieh I will pay th highest market price.
r. aiAiis,
OetlO, IS78 tf. Clearfield, Pa.
Orb HttnoBiB Pan Cbut. Diioi?rt an Old
Pairna. Sewing Me blnee can now be parr based
at JM err el is tin and variety store, from sua up
wards. All klnda of Bowing machines repaired
on Ibe shortest notice.
Cieernaid, Pa,, July II, 1S7T.
Bnaaiaa Foa Sal a. H. Nwaoa Shaw kepe a
fttll supply of I redoma Buggiee and Platform
Wagons for aale. To bo sew at th Hhaw Houae
yard. Call aa or address him al Ctoarfield Paa-
ayivauia. may la-u.
Ji Mother' 9 AVrlrA
Th pride af ft Mother, th Ufa and Joy af a
m, are nor eaiiarea, aoa aav gnei waea iiea
a enwra aad tolas tbom away Tak waraiag
tba. that yoa are ruoaiou a terrible risk, if they
kava a Cough, Uroup r waoopiag vuga, wbmb
lead to Cenaemntloa, If yo do aot atiead to It
eas, BHILOM a vuflttvuniun tuna ia
uarautaad to eere them. Pne IS ta., 6S ate
ad 01. Fer lam bach. Side ar Cheat, use
Saitoh's Parous newer. Vrte is oiB. sold
by 0. D, Waieoa, CtoarfieM, Pa. aaplT-aaw.
The Be$$ i Ever Anoo Of.
J. a. fltdrkev. a nromtnsnt and Influential elt-
Isrn of Iowa City, save i M1 have had Ihe Dys
pepsia, and Liver Complaint ir several yra,
and have used every remedy I could boar of,
without aoe roliaf whatever, uatll 1 bow vour
Shiloh's Vita liter advertised In our paper, and
was persuaded to try It. I am happy to atat
iht It hu nlirelv eured me. It la eertoinl th
beat remedy I ever knew ol Prire 7&ontl. For
sale by 0. D. Watson, uieorneia, re.
sepl7-0m-ow.
BIIILOB'flOATARRH R8MRDY. A marvel
ous Cure for Catarrh, DipMberio, Canker mouth,
nod Headacho. With each bottle lean Ingenious
nasal injector for tho more suooesafol treat meat
of tbo complaint, without oatra charge, prio
60 cents. For sale by C. D. Watson, Clearfield,
Pa. , sspllT, 1TW lm-aow.
CoLLBcron'a Wauhajiti. W have prepared
a form, and have oa band a large quantity, of
blank "Collector's Sales," whiek kar been ap
proved by th highest legal authority In tbo
Courts of this oounty. At TwcNty CWs per
dosea wo will mall any aumoer to too voiieoior
orderiox them. A Collector, wrjeu com pel lad to
advertise nrooertv. must post up not less ba
tbroo notices in ihs most public places In his
oorou go or townsnip. n-
WiKTin. Delivered at tho Rail Road.
100,nu0 30 inch skavd ahinglea.
l'Hi,np 34-lnch sawed shingles.
0lJ,0tr0 fast of pine boards.
sO'SUiltt 14-feet shaved hoops.
6.0HO railroad ties.
6U,0l0fealof good hemlock boardl.
For which I will nay tbe highest market prio
delivered at Clearfield, or at any point on tbe
Tyrone A Clearfield llailroad.
j. r. HUMES. -Clearfield,
Pa., Oct. 10, 1S78 tf.
aJunt lleeeircd.
Just Revived by ARNOLD, at
CURWEiSSVlLLE:
Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster!
Car Loud pure Corn. Ifyo and Oats
Chop I
Car Load Don ken bnlt I
Car Load of Choice Family Flourl
Car Load Dry (Jood, tiroonrioa, lt.l
AdrSiiinuIos, Burk. . It. Ties and
Grain will be taken fn exchange.
Uurwonsville, Muy jL, l7.
Nervous Dehllifj'.
Vital Weakueua or Denresslou : a weak
xhausted feeling, no energy or courage; the re
sult or Bueuiai over-worn, maiscrcuou or
execaaee, or some drain upon the i.vstem ia al
wiji Aurcd by HttBtphree's llofflvpaibie Speoific
No. 3H. it tones up and tnelgoruios tb eyatem,
diapels Ihs gloom aod despondency, imparts
strength and energy, stops tbe drain and re
juvenates tb entire man. Been used twenty
years with perfect auaoesa by thousands. Sold by
dea'ers. Price, St per alngle vial, or $6 per
package of fiv vials and 82 vial of powder. Sent
by mail on receipt of prio.
Addreae Humphreys Homospathlc
Medicine Company. H 9 Fulton St., N. Y.
C. D. Watson, Agent, Clearfield, Pa.
sept. 18, 1878-ly.
CLEARFIELD MARKETS.
CuuAiriaLD, Pi., Nov. 36, 1S79.
Flour, per cwt. .
So Si
ft 00
S 00
1 66
1 411
1 09
1 86
so
46
SO
06
36
36
I3i
V
17
40
SO
16
3 0o
16
11
6
1 60
Buckwheat Flour, per cwt..
Corn Meal, per owl
Chop, rye, per cwt
Chop, mixed, per cwt
Bran, per owt
Wheat, per bushel
Rye, per bushel
Oats, per bushel ,
Com, eara, per bushel
Buckwheat, per bushel
Potatoea, per bushel
Apples, per buahel .....
llama, per pound
Shoulder, per pound
Dried Beef, par pound. ......
Chickens, per pair
Butter, per pound ......
Engs, per dosen
Salt, per saok, large
Coal Oil, per gallon
Lard, per pound
Dried Apples, per pound...
Dried Peaches, par pound..
UeauB, per buatiel ,
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
PniLA!il.rnrA, Nov. 24. Breedstuffs ore mor
quiet and steady In price. Fleuraod meal Flour
is dull but eloady. Bales of l.tlUO barrele. Includ
ing Minnesota eitra f rally, at 80. 26(gifl. 60 ;
Pennsylvania dj. do. at tn 60(a)7 uu, and patent
and other high trades nt 17 J6(8,26. K ye flour
Is steal y at 06 60(0)6 82 j. Corn meal Nominal.
Grain Wheat is firmer but very quiet. Salee
of4,00 bushels, including rejected at 81 82
1.83 , red al $1.401 ; amber at 81 44. end No. 3
red, elevator, at 8l.4n. At tbe open board, Orat
call, there waa no traoaactiontr Rye Is unchanged.
Corn Is in fair demand and prices ar well aua
tained. Salea of 4,000 boibcle Including old
mixed, at 60fa.57e ; old yellow at 67(a)68o, and
new do. do. ou($6le, accord leg e dryoea. At
At tbeopca board, flrat call, there waa bo traae
actfons. Oata are ioactive and unchanged. Nalea
of 6.000 buabeta. including mixed at 40 41c,
and whitest 431(44)0.
Whiskey la firm. Holes of 69 barrets western
at $1.14.
Chicago, November 24 Flour In good demand
and full prices. Wheat moderate! ? active and
hiicber. No. 2 Cbicao Sprtug tl !7ft(ul 17 ,
04ab, 81 1 7 i December, $1 lui i January, Nu. I
do., $1 18 j rejected.
Corn unsettled nnd generally lower, at 4l
4Uc f cash, 8ic r December, 891c i January, 4;o ;
May oats dull aad weak ; Iwa, 311o ; ask, 82c ;
Novmhr and December, 121c ; January, X6o.
May rye nnd barley steady end unchanged.
Pork in good demand, nod a shad higher j
bulk urate steady and unchanged.
Lard la good demand, tending opwera.
Whisky is steady.
fttarrifl
ROBINSON ORR. At Ihe reside nee of 1.
D Godekunis. ia West t'lesifleid, on Wednesday,
OcL 16tu, 1 879, by Rar. W, ?c tt W ileon, Lucien
Hokinaon nnd Misa Lilly H. Urr, all 01 U learneid
aounty,
GEARHART McDOWELL. At tbt West
CleaifirldM. E. Parsonage, on Thursday, Nee.
6tb, 1879, by Hev. W. booil Wiiaon, Mr. A. 0.
Grurbart ol Decatur townahip and Miss Km M.
MuDuaell, ul Uurwensville burwugn.
TURNER OOLG ROVE. At Ibe Wallncetoa
M. E. Church, oa loaredey, Noe. Slab, 1879,
by Rev. J. Fearon Brown, J. W. Turner, Eoq.,
and Mn. Mary A. Colgrove, all of Wbllaooiea
borough.
BIGLER GRAHAM At tho res I den oe of
the bride's father, on Wednesday, Nov. 19th,
1879, at IS o'olock M., by Hvv. Hoory S. Butler,
Mr. Harry F. Bigler and Miss Florence M,
daughter of J. B. Giaham, Esq , nil of Clearfield,
fenosyivama.
NAMI JKNKINS.-lB Altomanvil), Satur
day, Nov. 1Mb, H7, by Rev. P. A Jams, Mr.
Matthew Need, or Ailemanville, Clearfield oounty,
Pa., and Miss Sarah A. Jenkins, of Kugland,
sua.
BROWN. In I'nion township, on Sunday,
Nov. 10th. 1SIV, Floreeoo Irene, wife of George
W. Browo, aged 19 years. '
The deceased was a daughter of L. R. Dressier.
Sbs leavei a boiband and to children, as well
ai many friends to mourn her early dun lee.
2lfur flvfrtisfmruts.
CAUTION. Allpereeas are hovehy waned
acaist meddling or la nay way luterfer-
leg with the following personal property, aow la
tbe paeecsiton ar J. r, lnman, ol woodward
township, vis t One roan etallto, on black
gelding, and two sell of bamese, aa tho aame be
longs to uBv nt.d la left with said Coffmaa on loasj
only, Butt). M4iwf Hrae.
P. A. FLTNN.
Sml'h's Mills, Pa., Not. SO. 1879 It.
CAUTION. All perteaeara hereby warned
against purchasing ar In any way meddliag
with Ibe following properly, now ia tbe poosessfcua
of J. B. Laborda, of nwierbarn, via i One new.
1 nic. I cook no, I parlur stove. 8 bed! and
bedding, I bureau, I sink, 1 set cane chairs, I eel
common chairs, as ths sam belongs 'a me, and
is left wuh eaid Labordo 0a loan only, Sublet t
my order at auj tise. - - J. W. COUP.
Lulbersburg, t'a, not. is, iSiS-xu
lOURT PftOCl AMATION,
J Wuihsab. Hva. O. A. MATER. President
Jadga or tho Court of Com mow Pious af
tk Twcuty-Ofth Judicial District, eon posed of
tbe counties si cisaraeia, centre and uimten
and Hon. Annan Oonna aud Hon. Vinoust B.
Holt, Aseweiate Jvdges f Clearfield county
have teiuod tbelr nreespt.t me directed, for Ibe
holding of a Court ef CommoB Plan, Orphans'
Court, Court f Quartor Beeelone, Court of Oyer
and Terminer, and Court or Ueneral Jail Dellv.
cry, at the Court HeeeatCarflld,la aad forth
county of Clearfield, commencing am ibe eeroiid
Monday, tha I4ta any ai rfnttwary. imicu.
snd to suUbm threw weeks.
NOTICE IS, therefore, hereby glvea, to Ihe
Coroner, Juattcel alike Pewee, and Ooastoble.
ia and for said county f ClearSeld, to appear hi
their proper persoas, with tbetr Reword a, Holla,
laquiaiiloas, Eiamiauiloas, aad other Remom
braaooa, to d iboa tbiaga whtek ta their oBcos,
and tn tbelr behalf, noruin a bedoa.
By aa At of Aasembly, passed lb 01b day af
May, A. D. 164. It M made Ibe dwiy f tho Ju
tieoe of tbo Peace f the sever) wuualte f tbia
CommoBwoalth, to return to the Clerk r ike
Court af Ljuarter 8saloa f th reapeetive
eouotiee, all lb recognisance aateewd late before
them by aay person or poraoas abarged wilb tbe
com miss tea or nay crime, oaeept suob aaees ai
may bdd belor a J untie af tb Peace, aa
derailatiag lawa, at toast tea days be for tke
oosnmeaeem! el ta eeaeieu i in uourt
wbteh tbey ar mad retrBableraptively,and
la all where uy reevguluaecs ar catered
lata leeo thaa loa days befor tBwmmuMBt
f tb eeceiou to wbiea tbey ar mad roturna-
bU, la said Jastiocd or to mora tb same la
tha soma maaaar as U said act had sat beea
passed.
ttlVEN wader my bead at Cleorfleld, this Sd
day af Deeesaoer, ta the year ol our Lord, as
utoaaaas sight bus area aad oeveatr -alee.
ariiaaw rfi,u, saarui.
rur flcrrtlifmfnti.
Th: White hw Machine
Can b bought at lowest prices from ALEX
PATTKBRiiM Wnnitl.nd P It U aual. If
superior to any flnt ol ess Sewing Machine In
meraei circulars aeni no appiioatiuu.
Woodland, Pa,, OoL 39, 1819 0m.
ADMINISTRATOR' NOTICE.
Nnliae Is barebv a-ivea that Letter! of Ad
ministration d 6out no on the estate or LTDIA
DOWLlNG.laUef Lawrence two. Clearfield Co.
Ps , deceased, having been duly granted to tbe
underelgnod, all persons Indebted I said estate
will please make immediate payment, and tbos
having claims or demands against th aame will
present Ibem properly authenticated for settle
ment without delay. AAKWrt V. iJiin,
Administrator D. B.N
Clearfield, Pa., Oct. 8, 1879-Ot.
NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDER. There
will b a meatlne- or In alockholders of
the Clearfield Fire Brick Company held at the
otBo or the Oompaov, in UearUehl, on suura
day.tlia I ftth day of January, ir-HO, at two
o olnok V. H., Tor tbe purposs ol siecimg omnera
for tb ensuing year, and voting upon the quel
tlun of increasing llio stock of said Company,
liy order of tb Board or Uireotora.
Attest: WM. BIGLER, President,
C. W. Suitb, Secretory.
Clearfleld, Pa., Not. , 1879 3m.
i leartleld Mnnttrante Agency.
jaukb bbbh.
caauou. ! sinoi
Mi EH It V VMM OLE, Agent
Represent th following aad other first-class Co's
Comnanfes. AsseU.
Liverpool Londoa A Olobs-TJ. B. Br..$4.S0.89
Lyeoming on mutual a eeau plans...- o,uu,uw
Pbooix, of Hartford, Cono 3,024.088
Insurance Co. of North America 0,4.13,074
North British A Mercantile U. S. Br 1,7S,B68
Scottish Commercial li. S. Branch.... 079,146
Watortown 761,818
Travelers (Lire A Accident) H 4,696,464
orooe on Market bt., op p. uourt tiouae. Meor
field, Pa. Jan I, '79 -tf.
J.H.LYTLE,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in
CrocorioS,
THE LAHOKST.nd BEST 8KLECTBD STOCK
IN TI18 COUNTl .
COFFEE,
TKA,
Bl'lUK,
BY HUP.
QUEENSWARE,
Tl'BS nd Bl'CKBTfl,
Dhlfel) KKU1T3,
CANNKD Q00OS,
Sl'ICiSS,
BROOMS,
FLOUR,
FEKU.
MEATS,
nan.
SALT,
OIU,
Count; Agent for
Lonu.L.iitn's TOBACCOS,
Than looda bourht for CASH ii Urea loU,
and Hid at almoat alt. prleaa.
JAMEO Jl. 1.1 lUIi,
Clrllld, P.., Jon. II, 187.-1;.
REMOVAL !
James L. Leavy,
Having Durcbaied tb ntlr stock of Fred.
Saekctt, hereby gives notice that be baa moved
Into the room lately occupied by Reed A Harerty,
on Second street, wher n Is prepared to offer to
th public
CQOK ST0ES.
UE.iTMA'O ..
PARLOR STOVES,
of th latest Improved patterns, at low prices.
HOUSE FURNTSHIUa GOODS,
Gas Fixtures and Tinware.
Roofing, Sponting, Plumbing, Gas Fitting, and
Jtepsirlng rumps a specialty. AH
work warranted.
Anything In my line will he ordered special if
desired. JAS. L Ltitv i,
Proprietor.
FRRD. SACKKTT,
Agent.
Ciearflcd, Pa., January 1, 1879-tf.
Interesting to Buyers !
H.A.Kratzer
HAS A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Cloths, Cassimeres,
AND ALL KINDS OF
Winter Dry Goods,
Which he will sell cheap for cash. Handsome
Carpets and Oil Cloths,
Ladies' Coats-ani Dolmans,
In Slock aod Made to Order.
RICHARDSON'S CBLRBRATED
Elinira Boots and Shoes.
B.J 10 .lk.ni Ih.J ra tk. ba.L
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CALF BKINS,
KIP AND SULK L-ATHK-, AT
RRAHONaBLR RATKj.
KEMEMR8K. THE PLACE:
H. A. KRATZER,
1 d.nr. Wait of Poit.Saa, CLEARFIELD, FA.
o.3, '71 If.
ADJOURNED
Orphans Court Sale!
Ynlnblcltenl Ita o!!
IN pumuaaoe ef an order of the Orphane' Court
of Clearfield eonnty, Ibe unrlertirord, Ad-
uiinlatrators of tho citato of David Bell, 11 of
Ureenwood lowniblp, will offer at public aal at
Heitvuia. is eaid to wai nip, oa
Wednesday, Dec. 3d, 1879,
At t o'clock P. U , tb fellowlag described Besl
Kitate, to wlti
LOT MO. 1. Si'oal lb Drwnwood towmbip,
hounded and described aa follower On tbe north
by land of said estate, on tbo Beulh by tbe Sua-
luenanna river ani land of Uavio: Httebell, on
he oaet by land ef Pritmtitoa Bell, nnd on tbe
west by laud ol Uevifl HiiebeM, bet of lbs bowe-
itead lot of said citato, eon te I nine, about
TWO HIWDRRD ACRRS.
LOT NO. t. Rounded a th north by lands
of Irvine and Kewoomer, en tbe south by lot No.
1 and lands of Uavtd Mitchell, an the east by
Pre up toe Bell'e land, and ea th wt by A. W.
Newcomer, oont lining
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES,
being all timber land, havlrg I hereon consider
ah, amount ef white oak, whit pin, and hem
took tin. bf.
LOT NO. . Situ) ta Oreoawood towmklB.
bounded on loo north by laode of U. MeCracft4.
oa ttie eoutb by Jacob reyer, ea th real by Bell
and BtepboaeoB, aad on the west by Jacob Graff
aurvey, containing
ONI HUNDRED ACRES,
about twenty aeree tf which Is ateared.
Parties desiring to iln the lauds will he
eeiieted to doing a by calling upon el i her of tbe
uuiieriignetf.
TBitao or SALS.
One-third ef lb nurehsae money mual ho paid
down, one-third an in I ret day af June, lKKO,
and lb baJon tb firet day af Juna, 'IS!,
lb lost lw payments i b wuh In tercet, and t
b seeuroa by bona mortgsg oa lb pram
tses. Any person purchasing eubr f tb
lots, aud net oBBplying with tb abova, will b
liable to aay toe ea atat aod by a re-sal. Tke
Admlniatratort rwssrv tb r'ght to reject aay
aaa Bit bios. w- i. tmi'bi rr-un,
THOi, W. MOOKi,
Admrs etu af D Sell, dee'd.
CorWeasvlbW, P It v. If, 19T9 I.
T-jEKfl F4)R BALE. Thirteen hlvsi of
J Italian Bee which I will sell cheap for
oaab. ar icbang for wneat. for lurtrter in
formation call on or addresi the undenirned.
J.F. NRAMKR.
Nov l,T9 tf. Clearfield, Pa.
ylAUTIOW. All person! ar hereby warned
J antnatDurobaalnsTOr In any way meddling
with one gray mure, now la tbo posaeaaloB of
Uoorge Hi. Clair, aa tbo urn belonga to me, and
Is left with him ou loan only, subject lo mv order
at any lime. J. w- ttttiit.iu
Kartbaui, Pa, Nov. 19, U79-8t
TIAHM I.ANDff FOR AI.R.In Iluitoa
X ad Pinotowmblpi, Clearfield oounty.
Reaaonable lime liven for part or purobaee t .j
money. Prioos SO 90 to 1 19.09 per acro.J'j
Miner'! reiervcd. L. BIRD, Ageot,
. . , . . t Penfleid, Pa.
or Wallson A Kntas,
Fept. 10, lH7fl-tf. Clearfield, Pa,
THE LARGEST, OLDEST AND BEAT.
rirrT-rw raana uoavnt-r.
Dee journal
I.SO year 8.ail. Cop7, IOC.
Thomas G. Newman & Son,
7t .od tn W.lt M.dl.o. 8U, cmcAoo.
A. M. IIHI, Agrnl, Clurl.ld, P..
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS and CAPS,
Chenpor llian ever at the ator ol
G. C. & T. W. MOORE,
IIOOM (. I, PI K'H OPERA IIOl'HE,
We have Jiint received tho largest
and bent tolocied stock of
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS, CAPS,
AND
t: kzi tjoodSy
That bas over come lo town. Also,
all the new novelties in
HECKWEAR.
SOLE AOENTA FOR PERKINS'
Drivins Boots and Shoes.
Rubber Boots & Shoes.
Give us a call and see if we don't
sell cheaper thun anybody else,
OFn, c. MOORR,
TDM H , UDOHIU
Cl..r.l,l, Ft, R.pt 11, llT Soi.
GEO. WEAVER & CO,
SECOND HTHBKT.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
liar opened np, In tbe store room lately occupied
by Wmvct A Betts, oa Second atrwst, Isrg and
veil eelootcd Hook of
Dry - Goods Groceries,
B00T8 AND SHOES,
QIIRENRWARB, WOOD A WILLOW WARE,
HATS AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED. SALT, &c.
Which they will dlipoi of Bt reaaonabl raUa
for eoan, or eicbanfo lor country produce.
OBOROKWIAVERA0O.
OloarfieM, Pa., Jan. 9, IMS-tf.
HOFFER'S
Cheap Csh Store.
ROOM MO. TIIREB, OPERA HOURS,
Clearfield, Pa.,
WHOLESALE a RETAIL DEALER IN
D1IY GOODS,
Oomdrlilni Dress Goods of th very leterteryles,
ouaiiiins; la part af Caab merer, Uaacbeetcr
Vanoies, Alpaoas, and all manner ef
Fancy Dress Goods,
Such aa Cretons, Mohair Lusters, Plaldi, Dieea
UinRhama, Dree Faneiea of tb vary lateal
aiyles, and aa cheap aa they can b sold
Ib Ibis market. -
NOTIONS,
Conilitins; of Olnvee fnf Oenta, Ladles and
UiHsa. Hos af all Shades, Hilk Vrinras,
Laeei, fancy Drvas Buttons Ladies'
Ties ot nil shades aad ate Ice, Cufla
lad Co la re. Htbbana ef all hinde aad
qualities. Jderio Underwear, Trimmings, els.
BOOT8 AND 6HOE8,
GROCERIES,
Queeniware, Hardware, Tinware,
CarpelN, OH Clotha,
WALL PAPER,
LEATHER, FISH, Etc.,
WkUk nU U Ml4 .k.kMl. m null. WUI Ul.
Country Produce
la Kstkaaf e fcr Omit at Market Prices.
wm. j. noma.
UeaxSeU, Fa Cept. , un-O,
Qr: ,
o-; MS . Mvll
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c , o ill) if
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? ? i n 1
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6 ?P I
P it I
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3 ' f I .
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?i n ti
UUUaufou.
PHILADELPHIA.
F. T. HOWELL & CO.,
M.HPOHTEHS H DEALERS IX"
1216 Chestnut Street.
PlilUil.lpbla, O.I tl, 18T9 I.
T. A. FLECK.
NEW, NEW, NEW.
Fall and Winter Styles,
AT THE ONE PRICE DRY GOODS STORE OF
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
1
XJEUES&&
ack and Colored Cashmcie, Brocade Dress (,'oods, Plain TrcKa Gooda,
Now Shawls, Ladies' Coat", lied Flannels, I, rny Klannols, r laid Flannels,
. ' ur-. f. I n,li Plntl.a mil ..nlrtr.
III
Caslmoroa, Mon'a and Hoys' Wear, Dren Gincnama, Caliooea and
Muslins. Our Block waa never bolter. Our Ladies' SklrH are beautiful.
Millinery Goods,
A cniiipleto Ktock nt our uaual Bargain.
9
Plumes, Plowers, Win. Oslrich Tips, all kinds of Fanry Wlnjt" and Birda,
New Brocade Valvals and Silks, Satins, Elack and Colored Silks, Black
end Colored Silk Velvet, Kid Gloves, Lisle Gloves, Silk Fringo,
Buttons, Laces, Corsots, Km broideries, Edgings, Inserting,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
Li
inon Handkorohiefii, Ladies' Tios,
and Fancy Yarns, Ladies,' Gent's
....... . r . II'
Uent a ana unuaren a 11010.
Clearfield county beat us in
quality, or selling. Give
Oil Cloths,
Ottoman,
CARPETS,
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building, - Market St.,
j-Snd for Illustrated Circular and Prices Liberal Terms to th. Trade -A
Don't buy until you have seen tha lightest running machine in
the World, the Ever Reliable "VICTOR."
VICTOR SEWINC MACHINE COMPANY,
MIDDLKTOWX, CONK, and Mm. le and 101 Wabuh aCHiaou, 1U.
JAMES L.
MARKET STRKET, t'LEAIt FIELD, PENN'A.
All kinds of Caskets and Cofdns kept on hand, and furnished to order on
short notice, including iho finest as
lacturea. Uiir
oonpsa r,3T3Z2Eri"Vuin
Is the best in nso, and will be furni.hcd when required. Funerals attended
in any pari of the county. Cull at my office, on Second street, or leave
your orders at Troulman'e Furniture
oet 1,79 ly.'
lfw SkdvrrtUftnruts.
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles,
SUAVED AND SAWED.
C.rw.n.ritl, J... 9, '7S-tf.
F
OR SALR.
Tbo HOiicntffiied will sell at ttrivat sol til
that tract or parcel of land aitoate in Decator
townahip, Clearfield eonntv. Pa. within short
dtetano of tho Tyrone Clearfiell H. R., and
adjoininf lands of Robert Hud aoa and otoers,
aod known aa tb Jaonb B, O ear hart lot. Th
said traot ooteioiae; 80 Ooree mnr or leas, with
two veins of valuable ooal thereon, has about 10
Soros cleared, and is th kev to a lore; body of
ooal bout being devalopod. Will b aoid low aad
opoei ajj tms. for particular a, apply to
Clearfleld, Pa., July It, 187b.
BLACKSMITHING.
Horse-Shoeing
A Specialty.
The andrrilaTned.belnc thankful for re,Bt fa vera,
would reapeettully ioform tke ottiaena f Clear
field nod vicinity ibat he haa parrhaved Ike shop
In Clearfleld borough recently oocapted by Anm
Keneard, aituated on I oenat treat, 1st the rear of
Geo. Weaver A Co.'a atore, where by striet aad
eloao attention to bnaineee, be hopes to resolve
large oar oi puone patronage.
p& Prleea reaaonnbl nd all work guarantee.
CHAn. tl. UAIirUltU.
Clearfleld, V., Oct Is, I87 lot.
TIMBER FOR SALE.
The andrralgeed ere for sate ell lbs pin, oak,
oplar and or aa look timber 411 aora of land
nClearffeldoottDty. Pert lea consulting th map
or atlai of ibe oounty, will And It In Brady
townahip, adiilnlng th Belt towhtp
line, and known aa I riot No. 144 ThlasJ
ti tabor will he held epea for aal nntil the miU
let tf Deeemher aeit. For furtfaor parlicalasa
apply to or addrwes,
Ooloher l, IT9-tf. Ctearfleld, Pa.
HOMESTEAD FOR SALE
-IN TIIK
Ecrcurh ol Curwensvillo !
fTH AT wsll.kaowa arrtnertr aitaat en th Vans
X of tho Auesjwebana rtvr, la lb bnrnagh ef
CurweaaviHe. UlearfleU eoaniy, Pa , neon p ted h
to mi aiBriAmin HAairnurin.
new offered for aale. It eeamins aboal
Thirteen Acres.
Date wkik U .nM.4 a in. Korf frs
DWELLING 1101SE,
STABLB, s4 Ik. BHNNn ..I.
kaildl.., i4 .1). a H.OWINU
OUl'AlW sf mii SPRINO WATEH. Ikl.
U a .... eMtrftkl. ,rwl, If a ,rt..t. WI
tm Tk.,rp.rl,ll..(.r.4MPHIVATI
SALE, m r.u.bl. Uraii. fr r.nkw ta.
Ab.B.tiM ia rl.lt.. t. It, ..H al tk. .nali.,
w slj to th. aadw.lfH la fnm ar a,
HlKXTHAL W. X; rH,
AltMW fc, tk U4m.
. Ckwiaals, fa, Stti 14, Ut4. .
5)tl5f(Uautom.
A. M. HILLS.
J
GOODS,
Ilibbona, Germantown Yurna, Zephyra
and Children's Underwear, Ladies,'
. ., : . . - J ,A i -nH -. tH
o un i imihhi iu nn,. any .iw. i.
anything style, prices, quantity,
us a call and ace for youraelf.
Huge,
Etc.
Clearfield, Pa.
6.pl 1, 7( I,
SIMPLICITY! SUPERIORITY I
iMPLIFIED a d MAINTAINEIj a
Improvements September, 1878'
Utaffifrjaw HaTinr regard for tb tStmand of .
Cjwi? proijreaaiva ae, we uow offer to tbe Worl4
NEW
VICTOR
vm ktujl
Important Improvements.
Kotwithitanding the VICTOIl has long btca
tlio peer of any machine in ths marketa fact
supported hj a host of volantcerwitnessos we
now conademly claim for it greaur
simplicity, a wonderful redactioa of
friction, an'l altogether a Part Com
UnatUmofDairaUeQualilttt. For sale
by Merchants tad others.
LEAVY,
well as tho cheapest that can be manu-
Store, adjoining the Postcffice.
JAS. L. IilA V 1 ,
Clearfield, Pa.
(MJO Qeorse Weaver C.
ej, want fire thouaend boihela Of OATH, bow,
atio will pay oaab or prndane.
CleerflelJ, P, Aug IX, U7-tf.
1 EXECUTRIX' KOTICEe-KoUco Is hero
j by given that Letters Tratamenury oa
the eitale of JOHN BYKRB, lat of Now Wash
i tin ton, Clearfield oounty, Peon'., deeeaeed,
bavins; tteea duly granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted lo said aetata will pleaa aaak
immediate payment, nd thos having elalmi r
demends Bfainat tb sam will preeenl thea
properly authenticated fur settlement wtbal
delay. MARUAREI U BYKRfl,
Kxeomrii.
New Waahlngton, Pa., Oct. 29, 1870-01
If you want to Bee tbe finest Stock of
Rcady-Madc Clothing
IN CLEARFIELD, GO TO
GUUVZBURG'S.
If yon want to Buj the best Fitting
Clothing;;
If yoa want tha most Eeliably Mad
tttiuiummuuttuiummtmi
If you want to bny at tha lowest Cash
Prices, go to ''
OUIKZnUIlG'S.
If vou want to see the best assortment of
G;
If yoa want to see a nice selection of
Gents . Furnishing Goods ;
If yoa want to bay a
FINE E AT or a 000D UMBRELLA,
or a TRUNK or VALISE,
If yoa want to get the worth of your
Money, don't fail to go to
GIUHZDVAGN,
WasTEKH HOTiLVOmtME, CUra.U,Fa
o. w, iits-ir.
nrwn
CLOT
urn