gaitroafls.
Pennay I viuiin Railroad
a.
TYRONE & CLEARFIELD BRANCH
AN and after Monday, NOV. 10, 1879, Ih.
J Paooonger Tratoa will ran dally (eaeept Ban
deyo) betweea Tyroooead Clearfield, ae fullowi
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LEAVB HOUT1I.
LEAVE NORTH,
OarlniiTUlt..t.lO, r.M
Riverviow...,...!! 30, "
Clearfield,...-'.., "
Leonard,.... !,
Berr.lt, .t.Se( "
Woodleud,.......OI, "
Biler. 0 0. "
Wllo,t.,B, 1.17,
BlM.iulU.4 1j,
Urebeai 4.31, "
Pe.llipee.rf , ...d.to, "
Stolnor'e, 4..1H,
Boynvm,....!.-.. 4.49, -
Oraeala, 4. 61, "
faw.llon,. ....6 05,
Snmmil, .9-l6, 11
Veneooyeev...0..18, V
Tyrone, AOS, "
Tyrooe,... t-OO.A.a
Vaoecoyoo,.... 9.ii, "
Summit, 9 90,
Powoltea, Iiiu, "
Oeoeole,......10 II,"
Bojnlon 10.17,"
Kleiner' 10.22, "
Philipaburg,-.10 ,"
Utm.i.... 11.19,
Blue Ball 10.87,"
Walleoele 10.44,"
Rigler 10.6J,
Woodleod 10.80,"
Brrott,......11.07,
Leonard 11.11,"
Clearfield, ll.l, "
Rlervlew......ll.l.
1 0urwooavllle,.ll.40A.
CLBAKrIKLD EXPRESS.
LEAVE MOUTH. LEAVE S0KTI1.
Curwoaevillo.. 8.89 o. a. Tyroae MO r. a.
Rlvervleer..... 0 U " Vanoeoyoe,....7.48 "
0l..rl.ia.. 1.47 " Summit lot "
Lwaard, t i " fow.ln,....J.17 "
Barrett, 0.57 " Oiomla, 1 18 V,
Wnidlaad t.l UooUa,-....4 "'
Blflar, 0 IH " Sterner' 8..10 '
Wellftoetoa,... (.It " Pbilip.bur...8 41
Blue Ball 6 31 ' Srabam 8.47 "
3rhft, d.li " Blue Ball 8.60
Pbllipaburg.. .H " Wallaoetoo,..0l
8i.iD.r a....... t Hi Bifler 0.10
Baynion 6.J7 " Wiwdlad,......l7
Oaeeola, t.41 " B.rr...........U "
Poweltoo, 8 63 " Leonard 10
Summit 7.06 Ulearoald, 0.:il "
Vaaeeoo,-.. 7.2J " Biartiew 0.48
Ijrou. 7.40 " Curweairllle 10.00 '
PlIiLIPSBUKO A MOSHANNOM BRANCHES
LOATI lOOTfl.
r. a. a. a. a. a.
1:I0
1:16 7:00
1:10 7:0.1
114 7:09
2:80 10:10 7:18
1:44 10.16 7:81
1:47 10:43 7:10
1:11 10:48 7:48
1:87 10:61 7:85
:07 10:68 1:01
3:11 11:03 8:00
OTATIOOI.
Morri.dala,
Pbilipaburg,
Bteinor'l
Bnyntoa,
O.oeola,
MoabannoD,
Sterling,
lloottdale,
MeCauley,
KeDdriek'a,
Harney.
A. a. p. a. p. I
11:40
11:16 4):.10
11:11 4:14
11:14 4:10
0:10 11:04 4:0
8:88 11:81 1.87
1:60 11:46 :80
8:46 11:40 1:46
1:40 11:88 1:48
tM 11:30 :.10
8:30 11:13 1:30
BALD BAOLK VALLEY BRANCH.
Kl7lT.lt; Hall. Kip
p. a. A. a. p. a. a. a.
7.08 8.30 leere Tyrone arrlre t.10 1.66
1.18 I.t7 Bald Ragle ' 6. 55 7.41
8.01 0.30 Julian 1.10 T.05
8.14 0.18 Mileabarg 4.41 43
8.31 10.01 i , Bellefeole 4.16 S.33
8.46 10.18' Mileaburg 4.16 8 Si
0.01 11.40 ' Howard 4.01 0.00
0 41 11.18 arrlre L. H.r.n leare 8.16 6 15
I , TYRON8 STATION.
bAlTwAHo., a. a. I waaTwaaD. j
Paelle lapreae ' :14 Pltlaburrt Kip'aa, 1.63
Joboatowa Kxpreaa 8:61i'acloe Kxiireaa, 1:18
w . v P.W.I
Dar Eipreaa 12:841 r.w
Mall Train, 8:17 Way Paaienger, 1:18
Atlantio Ktpreef, 6:31 Mail Train, 6:34
. Phlla. Kspreao, MI Kaat Line, 1:11
Cloee eonneettona made by all traiaa at Tyrono
and book Haven,
. . , . i 8. S. BLAIR, 1
tajU-if. . vf .. .: fiaporlnuadent.
8TAOI LINE8.
A tueloBTae CarweoaTillo dally fnr Reyaolde
Title, at 1 o'eloek, p. m., arrit ing at Reyooldaville
at o o'efoek, p. m. Hetarama, leevea neyooide-
Tille daily, at 7 o'eleob, a. m., arriving at Oar-
wenjTille at 12 o ewok, , rare, eaeb way, 12.
A atare learee CarwanavHle daily, at 1 o'oloek.
p. ., tvr liuUali City, arriving at IiaBula City
at 0 o'fllock, p. m. Returning, learee buBole at
7 o'eloek, am., dally, arriving at Oarweaarille at
ix O'eraoa, ta. a are, oaea way, 8)l.a.
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW GRADE DIVISION,
ON and after Mnaday, Aagaat 4tk, 1879,
tbe paaaeager tralnl will rna dally (eieept
Sunday) betweea Bed Baab and Driftwood, ao
followo t -
F.ABTW Attn Day Malll.avai Fltllbarg
:85a.m.l Red Bank 11:14: bliro Junction 1 1:3 J:
New B.lblebem 11:36 p. m. Mayaville 11:50
Troy 1:11 1 Brookvil e IJ5 i fnll.r'i 1:00 ley
aeldiville 2:21 ; DaBoi. 1:50 1 Summit Taaael
l:l(l Penteld 1:41 1 Weedvllle 4:08 Boneaetto
0:31 1 arrlvee at Driftwood at 0:10.
W 1.XT V A R O-Day Hall leavei Driftwood
12:W p. m.i Ucaeaette 1:06; weedvtlle 1:30
Peoleld 1:46; Summit Tunnel 2:10 1 UuBelal li;
Heyaoldavlllel:61: fuller'! J: 10: Brookvillel:33
Troy 8:641 Mararill. 4:14. New Betblekem 4:30
Sligo Jaaetiua 6:ll Red Bank 6:30; araiveo M
ritnourg at e:w p. a.
pf The Beynoldaville Aeeonmedatioa leareo
Iteynoideville daily at 7:66 a. aa. aad arhfea at
Red Uanb at 10:60 a. a., Pitlabar.h at 1:80 p. m.
Ltavea Pituburgb at 2:18 p. Bit Red Baak at
0:86 p. m.; arriving at Iteynoideville at 9:06 p.
Cloee ooaaoottoae made wltk train on P. A B
Railroad at llhtteood, aad witb traini oa tho
Allegbenr Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
, . DAVID MoCARUO, Oea'l Bap'L
A A. Jaeaaua, Sup't L. U. Dir.
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bollofonlo, Pa ..
..$5 (6
Hiddleuwa ... $8 90
Marietta... 8 61
Lanoaater.H 8 80
L.Hjk Havea..
, 2 70
. I 60
Willlamlport.
Huntingdon 190
PHILADELPHIA 7 00
Lewiauwa. ....
8 OO
4 50
Altowaa...M.r..n 1
Maryavllla
Cuwenaville
Oaeeela
HARRI8BIIRO...
JohnatownH.H,
Pbillpebarg..,
Tyrone
PITTKBURU
, 186
20
, 91
651
4 76
. 1 22
. 8 I
MsrtUflBfoitj.
, ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolls & Saw Logs,
OarwennUlo, Jaa. 9, '79-t
New Marble Yard.
TOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS,
ftMlt for Ctmtttry loll.
A NRW MARBLE TARD-Call at J. FLA
HARTY'fl Marble Work.. Cbolo work and low
prioea. Dlreetly oppoaite tbe l.atberaa Churob,
Third llreet. ClearOeld, Pa., Marob 27, 1870 tf
CENTRAL
Mtate Normal Nchool
(Eighth formal School District.
Lock Haven, Clinton Co.. Pa
A. 21. RA UB, A. M.t Principal.
Ti.i Bflkftel M ft. prtwamt oenitilutcd, otTn IW
ry bMt ueii.UM or rroUuiuftftl nd CUatoal
ButirJinfi pTtfttilnai. lAvltlnf iod onraodloni
tonnletoly butted k? lUftta. ) ttnlilattd. ftod
fMmirhMl mik bouatllnl lupplj f part wfttcr,
wii ipnrj Wniirr.
Lumiiea bwltbfil ud nj of ftooeag.
Garr4iD trmtry Buarptttd.
TMbri npirliwM, Betvot, iai 11r
their work.
DlHtplin, ftrtn katkbd, viforaftni thorMf h
KipetuM Bariu, " -
Vfiy Mil t tk ddoot(tiB to thorw prtptvrin
10 imom.
BuidoiBtt ftdtjiltud ) tin.
OBr f tldr prvftimlMd hi tkt BUti I
Modl Kok.el. I'. Pnpftratory. 111. Kltnu-
Ury. IV.tfMatitc
ANcmrr oivipii a
I. iMdtai CttwBflnial. III. Hull.
IV. Art.
Tko KteaUry ftfid SeloatjAo boim or Pro.
foM.on.vl, ftBd iladonu grftydafttlnir tbortiB rtootro
But nipioBiat990Brornag tho foilow.Bf oorm
Baaint otgreot t mmw oi tbo BoMbom. Urtvd
utot Ib tko other oaroBl NeoteB Mortuvl Oortil
OBtot f their BtulatBooti. iif nod n; tho FoMoltr
loo rrtittaiMi Bovrtwa nr iibrBi, am aro
in (horoagbaoM ttot Inferior to Lb we of oar koat
oll(fH.
Tbe 8uu roqatrM B fclrher ardor of oUImb.
ikip. Tbo tiBM diau. it. It lo ooo of Um
rir.Mok)oti of Ibli Bobool to kelp toteeoro II by
nrnliblag iBtelligoot and ofteionl tOMhora for
Ber imeuii. 10 tan B4 K ooiioiu yoaaa aer
oai aj (otJ akiliiira ami f ad paiotvthoio
wbadtilraU iiirtU)ir liroe aol thott ul
onto, a tudont T ail aa4 It proaUoea aid t
eooiopiag taoir poeiert and aiaaaaat opporta
bmIioi ht weJIofcid labor alter Uaviac echeoi.
tor aataJefijo tee torts. aoMroaa tbo friaolpal,
HOI ED Or IBUfiTXISi
itootntDiaa' raotrtaa.
.H.Baiioa. H. D, A H. Beet. JaeobBrowa,
A M. Biekford.MolChrirt,A. M. Heok, fc.
voot.T. v. iiippto. Kiq.. I P. Mo Comtek, Kn.
" ' etTtita TatJtriat. '
mi. A. . eri-k Boa. La tXeffoabaoh,
uea. oieeoo erriH. Hea. Wta Blglor. , C.
IFhaJoy.B. UlUar MoOonalek. Bm.
- wiiAiaiaii mai.in
KootdakBt Bttard of Traataai.
Vto9roeOea4.
B. MtLU MoCORll t0L MaoMM,
THE, MANSION HOUSE.
Oorrf Hmoi4uI Marks Blroetti.
LtCAHFIKI.O, PA. j
TBI 4 eld ead eavatodloae Hotel ikae, daring
the aaet foal-, boea enlarged to doable lu
former eepaaltr for tbe eaterutaueat of itraa.
inuiUiU. Til hole baltUliig baa beea
rofarnUhod aad th proprietor will pore bo
palna to reader hi gaoita eomforuble while
cujrtog vita am.
-rh 'Meoeioa Homo" Omalboi ntna to
tad from tha Daaot at tbe arrival Mid departure
af eaeb trail. W. 0. CAKDUN,
July 11 T 7 -If FroprlelM
LLEGHENY HOTEL
Market street, Clearfield, Pa.
Wlai 9. Brmihr, formorly proprietor of tbe
Leonard lloaeo, having kuii the Allegheny
Hotel, nlloita ft ahare el pablle patronage, The
Hobm bfti beea thoroughly repaired tad aewly
furniabed, mod gueete will And it a pleeeaol atop
ping pleoe. Tbe table will be aepplled wltb wo
beet of everything ia tho market. At tho bar
will bo found tht bait winee and liquora. Uood
tabling ettaehed. VYM. 8. BRADLEY,
May 17, 70. rroprletar.
JHAW HOUSK,
J (Oor. of Markat A Front itrootf.)
CLEARFIKLD, PA.
Tha onderoliDod havtoc Ukea oh em of tLli
Hotel, would rospootfull; olloltnnbiie patronagt.
iodjo, ja. a. kbw iua ellAn.
rjiKMPERAXCK HOUSE,
2iSW WAfllllNQTON, PA.
Q. D. ROSK, . . Fbopriitoh.
Moali, 3ia. Maa and korao over night, it 00.
idea and tire boraes oror nigbt, $l.o0.
Tho baet of MoomntvrfaMoM fw naa and beatl.
Oct. vr-tr. ; -
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NKW WABHINUTON. PA.
Thia new and wall fo ml abed hoaao haa been
Ukea by tha anderaignod. lie fee la confident ol
being able to render aa til foot ion to tboao who may
faror bin witb a call. -v
May g, 1871. O. W. DAVIS. PropV.
LOYD HOUSE,
Mala Street,
PBILIPSBUUa, PBaVN'A.
TabU alwara anDDliod with tho beat tha market
afford i. Tho travel in g pablle la Invited to eel I.
Jan. 1 ,'76. BOUKHT LOYI.
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIKLD, PA.
ROOM Iff Masonle Bonding, one door north of
0. D. Wataoo'i Drug 8 tore,
Paaaago Ticket a to and from Liverpool. Qooont-
town, tilaagow, London, Parla and Copenbagon.
Alao. Drafta for aale on tha Royal Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank of London.
JAM KB T. LEONARD, Proa't.
W. M. Bn AW, Cathier. Janl.'TT
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 31 ftouth Third Hlreet, Philadelphia
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will ree.lv. nromnl attaa
tlon, and all Information ebeerfully furniahed
Order! aolioted. April ll tf.
p. a. AaaoLn w. Aaaota. t. b. AaaoLB
F. K. ARNOLD &, CO.,
Bankers and Ilroker,
RojnoltiavIIle, lefTenow Co, Pa,
Money rtooivod on denoift. DlaoonnU at mo
derate rates. Kaatorn and Foreign Rtehangoal
waya oa hand and oollrotiona promptly made.
neynoiaavuie, uoa. in, iH74.-iy
gfntistrjf.
JL.fi. HEICIIUOLD,
IUHGEON DBHTIBT,
9radaate of theTnnaylrani College of Denial
Snrcery. Offiee In roaidenoe of Dr. U illi. onnoelto
the Shaw Hooao. mob IS, '7-tf.
DR.
E. M. THOMPSON,
1 1 (0ee b Bank Balldlng.) - '
CarwanavUIe, Clear Bald Ca Pa.
nob 12 "1-iL ,
f J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
, CLKARFIKLD, PA.
(OSeo ta reaidenee, Heeond itroaL)
Nltrona Oiido Oat adminlatarod for tho coin-
oaa oitraotloa of tooth.
CleertSfld. Pa., May S, 18TMy.
RiscrtlaQfoui.
SROBMAKIVinI hereby lofbra my pa
Uont, and mankind la general, that 1 kavo
removed my abotmaking ahop to tha roam ia
Graham1! row, over S. E. Snydor'a Jewelry at ore,
aad that I am piefejod to do all kinds of work
ta my lino eheaper than 'any other ahop la towa.
AU warn warrmatod aa good aa aea bo doaa anv-
where olao. PoaiUvoIv thit la the flheatteet ihon
in vioBarneio. jya. ji. iiAnnifiu.
Deo. It, 1878-tf. '
Wagons
for salE.
Tho tmderalgned haa wi kand, at fall ahop In
Llearoetii,
Two-horse Wagons, One-horse Wagons,
For aala. Woatora wagona aa well aa tkoee mad
aora. A ay at wbtefe will bo aoid abeap for eaeb
or approved aeeariiy. For farther Inform atioa,
call in aortwai at my ahop,oraddreea me by letter.
must as naiLaioi.
Clearfield, Pa., April IS, 1879-tf.
The Bells Bun Woolen Factor j
Pana iowaahlp, Clearfield Co, Pa,
BURNBD OUT1
Mf im
BURNED UPI
Tkaaabaeribara have, at groat aipenia,re)aiHa
aolghborhood oeoeaaily, la the ereetioa of a Irot
olaaa Woolen Maaafaotory, with all the modern
ImprovamaBta attaobed, and are prepared to make
all kinda of Clotha, Caaaimerea, Batiaotu, Blaav
kota, Flannela, Ao. Plenty of gooda oa kand ta
supply allow old and a thoaaaaa aawaaatomort,
wkom we aak t aome and aiamlaa ear a took.
Tko kaalnoaa of
CARDING AND FULLING
will receive ear oapeeial atleatiea. Proper
arrangemoBts will bo made to reooivo and deliver
wool, to salt ewstomort. All worh warrmatod aad
doaa apoB the akorteat aotloa, aad ky atrial attoa
tioa to boelneee we hope to reallao a liberal share
af pabllo patroaafo.
lONM POUNDS WOOL WANTIDt
Wo will may tha hifheat market ariee for Woo
aad aollowr maaafaolarod gooda ao low aealmllar
goods oaa beboaght In tkeeoaoty, aad whenever
we fail to reader reasonable aatlafaetlea we oaa
always bo found at komo ready to matta proper
eiplaaattoa, either la poraon or by latter.
JAMBS JOHNSON A SONS,
eprtHAtf Ttnt P. O
JEMOYALl
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Woald respoetnlly aotlfy tho pablle goaerally
that ha haa removed bla Oroeory 6 to re from
B haw's Row, to tbo haildiag formerly oaeapted
by J. Mi lee Krataar, oa fioeead street, aetl door
to Btglsr'e hardware store, where h tstenda
keeping a fall Una of
GnOCKBIEM.
BAMS, DRIIO BBBF aad LARD.
SUGARS aad 81 BOPS, of all gradeo.
TEAS, Oreoa and Blank.
COriB, Routed aad Qreoa.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
cjjrjrKD rnviTM, ..
AU blada hi Ibo marbet.' ' i ' .
PI0RLB8, la Jaro aad barreli.
i t e fi .
SPICBS, la every term aad variety. ,
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KIND OP CRACKGRB.
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES, .
DRIED PEACHES,
, " DRIED CHERRIES
Coal Oil tad XeU&p Ciimasyt.
Aad a toad aeaartmaat ef tbeee tklaaa aaaally
kept I a ireMry oOera, wklek be WIU eiekaaf.
Oec markatlag at ta. market arteea.
WliloaJ K aaaA e eateapay aa nay etaat eew.
Plaaao oall tad oao kit ooaok aad Jrd(e oar
' OIR MoOADSBIT.
a. t, Itfaa.
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLKARKIELD, PA.
WSDNRdDAT HORNING, DEO. 3. 1179.
, For tha CLBiariatD RarcBurAN.
TUB BATTLE OP LIFR.
Tbe youlh who roaekoi Biaubood'e ptioia
With Llfe'e bright ikr ao radiant o or hits.
Bom bat tbo peaaefal data of Time.
And aottho bkUle-alrifa before hiia.
Dot for oarh oaa awalta a bottle, r'
Fought through tha koartof Life' long dr,
Anld Ibo dia of Are-arm retllo
Aod dep Toioed oanDfna' bry.
On OTory aide tbe foo oppoeea
Bui whoa kli eoborta yioid la flight,
A garland of tka feireit meea
Await Ibo hero ia the fight.
Bat ho who mealy boner patten,
la hope IaIlVi batiie-priie to gain,
And ho who, tin id, aLrtaka aad fa liar.,
Will have Iho pittyiog aoora of mea.
Than lot mtAi ana In Vlrtue'a alght .! -j f
With kettle oeepi.oa, at re a g and hrlgkt,- "
0e furtb l ooaaer for the tight r.
aor hi j tot nia awera grow ruaty.
But ne'er kla wrapoaa ley aafdo
Colli Llfe i baitla-koura are o'er.'
And then beyond the aurgiag tide
uono mi ana peace iorovrmvre.
pBKriBLB, Pi.. Nor. IT, 1179.
A CHEERFUL' OUTLOOK.
HIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY ALL
RIRIITl'P T1 THE PRIUIENT
TIMK. .
NO MORE TROlIILE TO DE APPREHENDED
IN NEW YORK THE BOOTH WILL
SOLIDLY SUPPORT THE DEMO- .
CRAT10 NOMINEE ORANT't
DOOM IN Till SOUTH A
, MERE BUNCOMBE.
Proa tbe Weebinftoo Poet.
''1 nee no reason why Democrats
should bo iWpondcnt bocauno num
ber oi Btatca went Republican at tbe
recent elections," aaid Congressman
Van II. Manning, ol Missiasippl, to a
Post reporter yesterday. "So iar as
that is concerned, I ice more cause for
the Democrats to express jubilation
than any other omotion, aa tbe results
of the recent'contcsla indicate clearly
that tho party will eloct a President
noxt year, and the control of tbe Gov
ernment will then pass finally and de
cisively into its hands."
"Well, as to your grounds for such
confidonco."
"Ob, I beliovo, in tbe first place,"
said he, "that Ohio will come to us
next year, for in such s largo voting
population the floating vote, which in
that Stalo docides elections, is neces
sarily volatilo, and tbo tact that bem
ocrats are going to olect their Presi
dent will have a tendency to induce it
to gravitate in our direction. We can,
howpvor.gotalong without it, although
its aid would be quito acceptable. 'ew
lork and Indiana aro tbe only States
that aro absolutely necessary for us to
carry, and I think they can be marked
down as Bafo."
"Thoro in, then, in your opinion, no
doubt that the Domocrats will carry
Iew xork next year f . .. 4 4 iw v.
None wbatovor. Tho.Tilden-Tam-
many Kilkonny cat fight that has boen
going on in that Stalo for so many
years, and been the cause of so many
of our troubles, is now effectually
eliminated from politics up there, and
both ol tbe tactions are prevented from
doing any lurtbor barm. Doth have
bad their laces pretty badly scratched,
Tilden by beingkilled asa Presidential
candidate, and Kelly by tbe loss of tbe
city and county offices of Now York."
"Who of tbe prominent gentlemen
named in connection with the Demo
cratic nomination would be most ac
ceptable to tbe South 7" '
"The South will be solid for the
nominee ol tbe Democratio Conven
tion, whoever he may be. Of course,
we have certain preferences, but will
cbeorfully acquiesce in tbo decision of
tbe Convention, We have a great re
spect for Mr. Bayard, although bis op
position te tbe Silver Bill lost him
friends with us.' Hancock would gain
an enthusiastic support from the Sontb,
for he has shown himself in favor of
eonstitutional government down there.
Ilondricks, asplcndid statesman, wonld
command our adberonco, of course. We
have a high respect for Gov. Seymour,
regarding bim as s very puro and able
man. Any of these would, I think,
carry New York and Indiana, the
great result aimed at ; any ot them
would be certain ol tho nnited and
earnest support of tho 'solid South.
"The gonora) impression, however,
appears to obtain that it would be bet
ter for tbe intoxosta of tbe Democratic
party that the candidate should come
from Now York V
"I do not think so meanly of New
York Domocrats as to believe that tbey
would refuse to support any candidate
oi the party from any State in tbe
Union. And, furthar, to say that tbe
candidate must come from New York
looks to me like a confession of weak
ness. The entire powor and strength
of the Democratio party is not cen
tralised in New York. Tho oandidate
bas for the last twelve years bcon
taken from that Htate, snd the party
bas always fared disastrously."
"Mr. Tilden was olected," suggested
The rost. ,-! ) '
"Yes, but not inaugurated and in
stalled into office. I boliove a Western
man would be tha boat cboia of tka
party., ilut really, it is little early
to be discussing the Presidential situ
ation. I am of the) impression that
names now prominent before the coun
try will be obliterated, and that others
will opribg up. in their place. This
coming session ot Congress may have
something to do witb that matter, and
may possibly change very materially
the aopect of affairs."
"What of tbsoomingtussioif Will
it bo of the same exciting character as
the last r
' "Some of the same questions will
undoubtedly be discussed. I think the
country is witb tbs Democrats in tbe
stand take' thorn ak irlntsr,
although some people affect to see a
rebuke in lbs recent elections. That
is not a fact, however. I think tbe
great mass of the people aro very well
satisfied with theaotion of the Demo
crats. I know what my oonstlluenta
expect of me. Tbat is, tbs best use
of lb mean I save at baud to pro-
I tndts three great interests rigid and
exacting economy in the administra
tion of affairs, tho obliteration of Na
tional hanks, allowing lb Government
to issue greenbacks . in place of their
note), and thus doing away with priv
ileged classes,and free ooinag ef silver.
1 think tbe first named absolutely es
sential li the party hopos to continue
to power." ,
"If the Republican should nominate
Grant, woald be1 be) likely to develop
sny strength In th South T It is con
fidently claimed by tome of tbe mana
gers of tbat party tlmt several South
ern b'tatos will bo oarried fur bim."
"That is, 1 suppose, an endeavor to
help along his 'boom.' Nobody but
politicians who have some end to gain
by it would make such craiy asser
tions, and no suuo man oubl to pay
any attention to tulk of that kind. Bo
far as tbe Southern negro is concern
ed and in Mississippi there aro vory
tew whilo Itcpublicaiiien'ho.aUiuld at
soon vote for a toad or a iK k as for a
man, if be wasassured that tbe object in
question nas a good liupubitcau. So
no particular candidate Is necessary to
influence their choice. Tbe negroes
of tbo South would vote for the devil
with as much cbeorlulnoss as for
Grant, if Hit Satnnio Majesty wus run
ning on tbe Republican ticket."
STATE RIGHTS IM COLORADO.
Tbe broadest Stales Rights proposi
tion tbnt has for many dayt como
under our notico has just emanated
from one James Delford, tbe Republi
can Congressman from tbe State of
Colorado. Colorado fuels toward the
Indians located within ber boundaries,
much as the Kcnrneyites ieel toward
the Chinese.
If tho Hon. Mr. Belford's utterances
are to be accepted aa faithfully index
ing ber sentiments on the subject, she
is empbatio in ber determination tbat
tho rod mon referred to "must go ;''
peacefully and with tbe assent of tbe
federal government 'if possible, but
"they mutt go." Tbo people of Colorado
banker after the gold and silver that
lurk within tho valleys included in the
12,000,000 aero reservation now occu
pied by the aborigines in that State.
And though they came into possesion
of tho 12,000,000 acres through a bar
gain with tbe then owner of them
under which they coded to tbe aaid
owner other lands ovon more valuablo,
Colorado teems determined tbat tbey
sball be yielded up at tbe point of the
bayonot to the onward march of Colo
rado civilisation. Mr. Red field, pre.
sumodly voicing the sentiments of the
Stato Bays : '
"For one, I deny the right of the
Government to quarter in our midst
those cut-throats and assassins, and
keep tbem there against our protest.
1 deny its right to withhold one filth
of our territory from our occupation.
I deny tbe wisdom or justice ol that
policy which quarters these people In
our midst and tnon demoa us any con
trnl of them."
Concluding, ho writes :
"Let us first make our appeal to
Congress, and tailing in thai, we will
choose our own course. I think Gov
ernor Pitkin's course has boon a wise
one. V ben the Government fails to
act justly by us it will be time enough
to call on bim.
If thit isn't tbe most ultra doctrine
of State's Rights, the doctrine of nulli
fication of a clearly constitutional na
tional edict, then we fall to understand
tbe language; and coming as it does
from a Stato Counted iu the Republi
can column in Presidential estimate,
and scarcely out of its swaddling
clotbeo as a Stato, it is, to say the least,
most rcmarkablo enunciation. Yot
it is accepted and commented upon as
a mattor of course, and frequently witb
more or less qualified approval by tbe
Republican press of the country, which
would Hand horrified at tho present
ment of any thing half so fiercely defiant
of national authority emanating from
south of Mason and Dixon's line. If
Mississippi or Georgia or any other
Southern Slate wero to to express her-1
self upon any real or supposed griev
ance against tbo United States, wbat
an awakoning would follow among tbe
Noithorn stalwarts I Tbe Blaines, and
tho Conklinga, and the Shermans, and
Calico Fosters, scenting the carnage
from afur off a habit tbey acquired in
tbo lato war would nock to some
eentral point, and memorialize upon a
"revived rebellion" and "the necessity
for a solid Norib to crush out treason j"
or at tbe least, monopolise the eloctrio
wires and tho columns of their organs
with gory pronunciamcnlot of that
order of construction.
TEMPEST IS A TEA POT.
Mr.Blaine's cohort of visiting stales
men have retired from the Capital of
bit adopted Stale. They marched up
the bill and down again. Tbey came
breathing threatening and slaughter;
they Ictt at meek as lambs and as
harmless asdoves. They bad ooncoctcd
a cock and bull story, about the pur
pose of the Democratio State officials
to count out the Republican legislators,
and flaunted Ib.ir red rag nntil editor
ial turkey cocks all over the country
swelled nnd strutted and almost buret
with rage. And now, that Govornor
Garcclon bos quietly told thorn be pro
poses todo nothing, and never proposed
to do anything in tbo matter, of tbe
count, except wbat th law ot Ui Stale
prescribe aa, his du,ty,ttles pack up
their traps and go home.
This i the whole story ot tbo '"plot"
which had set the Maine politician
and their Republican friondt elsewhere
by tbe ears, and in tbe outcome it haa
uo significance whatever txcept to
BhOW the con ntry what a at of owv. artls
as well a knave the people are who
stole the Presidency in 1876. It was
quite a trifle to tbem then, tbat two
Slates were counted as they hsd not
voted, Ibatth majority oi their voters
wore disfranchised, that their electoral
and popular majority ol the whole
country were thwarted in thoir decision
and that for the first timo in our na
tional experience fraud became trium
phant. It was a good joke to them ;
it was an aooidont of legal forms and
they bold tho law that permitted it,
and not themselves who abnscd tbe
law, responsible lor lb fraud. Dow
qnickly thoy are aroused to serious-
noss, to iadigoatlon and to "revolution-
ary" disposition when tbe Intimation
it made to try on them, in tingle
State tbo system tbey applied to
th wkol Nation T Tbo poisoned
chalice commended to their lips seem
to b quite another compound than
when thoy mixed th ingredients,
TCxcnimje.
Straw, rto. Col. Uolloway, of In
dianapolit, aays that it wouldn't sur
prist bim ia the least II Hayes should
be nominated and rs-loted. Colonel
Uolloway I a brother-in-law of tbe
late Senator Mortoa and ia reoogniaed
everywhere a a shrewd and Intelligent
politician. Wbeti th not is ealled to
mind tbat Colon! Uolloway is the
Postmaster at Indianapolis, by tbo
grao of Alay, hi singular
oondiUoa will b appreciated.
total
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY VIS-'
QUALIFIED. "
In a tew simple unimpassionod re
marks, saysth Washington Pott, Sen
ator llayard has furnished an unan
swerable reason why tbe Republican
party ought to bo relieved from all re
sponsibility tor tbo governing ot thi
Republic Tbe Senator' words have
the tremendous force of undeniable
truth that sweeps away every vostigo
ot claim set up by Republican leaders
regarding their alleged right to domi
nate in National affairs. "Tbe lbpib
lican pariy," remains Mr. Bayard,
"should bo disqualified on aooount ot
sectionalism. A man who hates ono
part of the country U not fit to be
President over all of it."
Tbo most prominent characteristic
of tbo Radical organisation is sectional
ism. It bus retained power thus far
and hopes to bold dominion in the fu
ture only by oxciting soctional animos
ity. Hut for this ibe olection ol 1876
would not have loft the Presidency with
in stealing range of th conspirators.
hvory device that devilish ingenuity
could suggest has been employed to
keop alive in "tho loyal boart of tbe
rortb ' the passion, the hatred, the
malico ongendorod by four yoars of
rratnoidul strife. Evory incident or
calumny of the war time tbat could be
used to fan iqto flames the dying
spark of hate bas bcon touched,
improved upon, and brought out dur
ing every campaign since tbe war
ended.
liattlo -fields, graveyards and prisons
have been explored, fact has been ex
hausted, and fancy has been given fre
est range ; an ounce of truth bas been
made to oover a mountain of lies;
every criminal in the South bas boon
held up to the NoitU as. a typo ol
Southoru. character ;t every crime in
the South has' been presented at indi
eating the average morals and refine
ment ot tbe Southern people. Out
rage mills, supported by money paid
from the common tunl, have been put
in motion, to grind, out sickening
stories of crimes that never happened.
Hatred, malice, and detraction havo
done tboir utmost to inflame tbo pat
slons of tbe Northern masses, and ar
ray thorn in bitter, vindictive antagon
ism against the South and all thia
that Radical party may rulo.
Now, we state as an incontroverli
bio fact, that ibis spiritand policy lend
directly and strongly to the destruc
tion of all that it valuable in Republi
can government, li ine liuuical pro
gramme succeeds, Ibo North will bold
tbe Presidency and ull offices of tho
hxecutive department by a tenure
based on sectional animosity, and tho
Southern StaKs will be nearer tho
positions of conquered provinces than
tbey will bo to that equality of rank
and rights which the Federal charter
guarantees to each and every member
of tbo family Slates. Such a mock
Republic might endure tor a time. We
saw something like it during Grant's
administration, lint there con be no
permanent government bore that docs
not reel on tbe consent of the governed
There will be no Poland, no Ireland
on this continent. Tbe North cannot
be aolidifittd against the South for tbo
purpose of enthroning hatred as tbe
regnant influence in National affairs.
By artfully working on tbe fears ol
tbe ignorant, by exhuming and parad
ing the skeleton of secession, by rat
tling all the mouldy bono in tbe grave
yard of buried years, th Radical lead
er may muster a following, for a time.
But the common seneo of tbe people,
their inherent love of justioe, and,
above all, those great industrial and
commercial interest that bind the
section together, will oventually re
tire to oblivion tbe apostle ol bate,
and bring to tbe front those statesmen,
whose patriotism it broad enough to
embrace all section, of our common
country.
We bclivo tbe bloody -thirt has won its
last victory. It was flapped with dia
bolical dexterity In New York by tho
great campaigners of tho Radical
party. Kvarts, Sherman, Blaine, and
a hundred other' evangelists of the
gospel of hate,sbrieked hideons horror
into the ears of tho populace, but the
people didn't cnre perceptibly. New
York know that thia country cannot
afford to intlulgo in soctional strife.
The business men of .New York feol
that this wretched policy haa gona
quite far enongh. They know tbat it
bas only been kept op for th most
baso and sordid political orfffs, and tbey
demand achango.
Tbo party of the future must be a
National party. The statesmen ot tbe
future must have a broad-gnage patri
otism. Th man who ia to be elected
to tbe Presidency in 1880 will not be
one who will bate any part of tho Ro
public, or any portion of our penpl
bo must be one who will not only teo
ogniae tho equal rights of all the States,
but will believe that all the Stales,
and all ibeir poople, are devoted to tho
honor and glory of th Republic, to
the development of our immeasurable
resources, to such unity of heart and
purpose as sball best fulfill our high
destiny. Th waatewnal ItejnitlttCBII
party bas no such oandidate. Tbs
National Democratio party possesses
not only tbe man but tbe principles
which the occasion demands. Centre
Democrat.
Another Cable. Th new French
cable which bas been successfully
landed at-ftorth Eastham (Capo Cod),
Massachusetts, is tho fourth between
A merics and Europe. Rinoe tbit cable
hat been laid tho price for dispatches
by tbe English line bat been reduced
from toventy five cents to twelve cent
a word, which makes telegraphic com
manicatioB botwoen tbe two continents
very cheap. Tho new Krench cable
company bat a capital of eight million
dollars which can be increased to ten
millions. It Is claimed (hat thia cablo
which waa manufactured in England
it in all respects the best ocean tele
graph that has yet been laid. Tbe
new cable stretches frsm Brest in
Franc to Bt. Pierre on tbe Island of
Miquelon,near Newfoundland, North
Kaslbam. Another cable it to b laid
by lb aame company from Brest to
Land' End in England, - Noxt year
the oompany will lay now line from
Land' End to St. Pierre, and tha
havo two line botween Europe and
the United 8tats.
After teveral years of threatening
and uncertainty England and Ireland
bavt Bottled dowa aad agrd to ba
troubl. It will beain oa or about the
holidays.
UL ysses r.
THE INTENTION TO MAKE ORANT KINO
MADE PUIII.1C.
The ovation which it now being
given to Grant Is only a rehearsal to
teach tbe people bow to do the honors
of hii coronation in 1H8R, should be,
next year, bo elected to a third term,
or in 1R80, if he should be nominated
by the next Republican National Con
vention. The people may as well set it down
now that this i tbe intention of Grant's
triendB, bolb-in America snd E .U.jy. '
Development during hi reception
at Chicago provo iL The Govornor ol
our own Commonwealth, telegraphing
to Chicago hi tribute to Grant, after
speaking ot tbe third term, goes on to
assure bim tbat,
"In 188S, tixty millions mil bid him
God-speed to the fulfillment of a porfect
career.
And Judgo Bradwell, ot Chicago,
shaking him by the band, said :
" Ife'tt put a crown ou your hoad
next year, General."
These are not idle words. Thoy aro
not meaningless phrases. They aro
serious utterances. Giving them out
just now is only untimely.
Reaching tbs Presidency bas been
understood until now to bo tho high
est civil position to which an American
can attain. But there it now some
thing beyond "tho fulfillment of a
perfect career."
That meant reaching a throne I
Tbe Chicago Judgo ia not willing to
wait until 1885 ; but, In 1880, will -'put
a crown" on tbo bead of Grant.
Tboao two men Iloyt and Brain
well have only committed ao indis-
rtetion in making publio- too soon tbe
secret, Bottled purpose to have a King
in America, and that King to he U. S.
Grant. Beaver Star. ,
Danoerous Deviltbt. An ex
cbango says : A number of medical
students in Indianapolis recently un
dertook to make a victim oi a profes
sional "resurrectionist." Thov told
bim they had secured a bod' and asked
bim to remove It from its biding place.
Tbe supposed corpse in the bag was
a live medical student. Tbe students
pointed out the spot where the bag was
concealed, and tbo man throw tho bag
over bis shoulder and set out fur the
college. Tbe corpse, with no knowl
edge of his whereabouts, straightened
out just as bit bearer was crossing the
canal. With rare presence of mind tho
victim of the joke heaved his burden
over tbe bridge into the water and
calmly walked on and bad not tho com
panions of the unfortunate fellow rush
ed to tbe rescue there would have boen
a real cops, at tbo result of tbo joke.
Tns Transoresbor's Fate. Jaoob
and Albert J. lluntiingor, tbe Potts
ville bankers, who have served tbe
greater part ol their sentence of two
years in tbe Berks county jail, were
released on tbe 22d ult. Tbey were
sentenced in January, 1878, to a term
oi two years' imprisonment and to pay
a fine of 1500 and costs and to restore
to Thomas K. Korns, a depositor in
their bank, (24,000. A commutation
pardon was granted by tbe Governor,
but the counsel for Kerns objected, as
they bad so Tar failed to comply witb
that part of tho sentence in which
tbey were orderod to make restitution.
They filed bond, however, to present
their petmou at the next term of Court
for the benefit ol the insolvent law, and
wero released. They were immedi
ately re-arrested on a process from
Scbylkill county, and gave bail tor
appearance there.
i e , m ' '
Wanted A Minister I My Dear
: Oh I by the way, it
you learn ol any one witb energy,
tearful interest in the conversion of
souls, attractive in preaching, great
hearted, unselfish, merry, in fuct, holy,
let me know. Paul wa much the
kind of a man we need. Wo want a
man who know all about the enemy,
ha some capacity for working mira
cles, ia ready to be stoned, can leacb
the women, interest the children, make
Princes tremble, confound tbe Jews,
convert Kings, pick up sticks, earn bis
own living, go through fire and water
for the good of others witb no expecta
tion that thoy will interest themsolvcs
in bim, and, in general, lead a forlorn
bop of despondent followers." Saib
ner'l "Brie a-Brae."
No Moaa in 11 it's. Tbe Radicals
are making fools of themselves pretty
generally over Grant for a third term ;
but hero and there a man it picked up
who has not loet bis head. Among
thcae is lion. Jobn D. Durrooe, Super
intendent of publio printing, an old
Indiana politician, lie said to an in
terviewer a few day since :
'I don't take any stock wbatovor in
the,Grant movement. Grant Ant been
tried twice, and kit administration Uft an
odioul reputation. There it nothing in
him which calls upon the pooplo to
cnange an ibeir traditions on tbe sub
ject ol a third term.
Ia4 week tbe itepublioetns were re
joicing all over the land but they havo
rooeived two sever blow ainoe. Eliza
Pirrkston ba killed ber husband, and
it turn out tbat tbe Democrats have
olected a negro to the Legislature in
Yaaoo county, Jalisiasippi. No lie
publican orator can atand up against
tbit sort of thing.
Mint Sickles, tbe only child of (ion.
Daniel E. Sickles, lata United States
Minister to Spain, hat eloped with an
Englishman named McCarthy, the pair
having fled to London. Mia Sickles
is about twenty -aiz year of ag and
highly accomplished. McCarthy is
said to have a wifo living. Tbe Gen
eral recently wont to England, found
the ooupl and aued their arrest, but
on what charge 1 not known.
Send an Amorican girt to Italy to
tody and ber own papa will not know'
her when she gets to be a prima donna.
Mis Julia Wbeelock, of Boston, haa
loarned to warble, and tbey call ber
Giulia Valda.
Orvil Grant went to Chicago to join
in paying honors to hit distinguished
brother, but ho looked to uncouth and
shabby tbat tome of Gen. Grant' ad
mirer induoed bin to leave town,
in iiiavea aai i '
The New Orleans Picayune say:
"Ol Bull play upon a violin wbioh is
S16 ysara old.- Aooordiag to tradition
Mr. Boll AoaiMoead giving faravrell
ooribfrt when hfs Bddls was nw
ARNOLD WANTS !
5,000 Rail Road Ties
Corweaaville, Pa. Jaa. 9, -Jt-tf.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DKALBB IN
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1?I ATT II EISIHKM,
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Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STRBKT, NBAR P. O.
The BBderila'Qod beta leare to Inform Ibo ottl.
too a of Cloaraeld, and tha pub lie (renerellT, tbat
be bn oa hand a one aaoortnteai of Furnfinre,
anflh aa Walnut, Cheatnut and Painted Chamber
Bui tea, Parlor Sultoa, Reclining and Ki tenet oa
Cbaira. I.ediea' and UeaU' Keay Chalra, tho For
foreted Diaiag and Parlor Cbaira, Cane ftata aad
tttnuior Ubeira, uiottiea it era, tjtep ana mien
Ion Laddero, Hat Rtuka, Scrubbing liruabea, At
MOULDING AND PICTURI FRAMES,
ouking tiiaeaee, Caroiaoe, io.. which woald
e lit a,tle for Hultdaty fireaenti.
rBtaniP'TX eli'tin TKUIJTIWrtW.
Re-Union of Trade.
rfMIR aadenlgned wlitilng to Inform tbe public
a inei oe ojienoa a
COMMIMMO STOKB
At tbe old atend la TroutvlUe, Clearfield count j,
Fa., oa ibo i Bib ioat., with a lull itook of
lRY GOOD, GKUCIHIES, KOTlONM,
. lloota, Hhoca, Etc.,
In faet everything to be found ia a flrit-elaea itore,
all of wbieh I aiu determined to veil at tbo low eel
eaah prloee.
Will Had it to their advantage la do their dealing
with me. aa tho highest prioaa will be paid for
Qraia, Shin glee, or Produoa of anj kind. Part
or one half eaah will bo paid. Trailing for
Sblnglea or Lu miter of any kind a aneelalty. A 10,
agoai tor
Singer Sewing Machines.
Hariae made arrangement! with Kaatcra mer
chant! to eel I gooda furnlabod ma. therefore oall
and aeo, aa I will be enabled to fell cheaper than
the eaeapcat, J. W. CAHbll.K,
Troutrille, Pa,, Bopt. li, '7-1t. Ageot.
TIN & SHEET-IRON WARE.
CANDIS MERRELL
Ilaa opened, la a baildina oa Market treat, oa
tha old Woetera Hotel lot, oppoaito tha Court
llooee in L'LcorOald.a Tin and btioot-lroa Menu
factory end Store, where will ho found at all timei
a fall Una of
house FTOisnnra goods,
Stores, nirlware, Eto.
Hoaeo Spouting and all kinda of Job work, repair
ing, Ao., dona an abort notice and at reaaonabla
ratoa. Alao, agent for tha
Singer Sewing Machine.
A supply af Maehlnee, with Needlee, Ae4 at
waya oa band.
Torma, atriotlj eaah or eoantry produoe.
.bare of patrona e eolirited.
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render it vafuable tobuslness
men as a tnodium thro'
which to roach the
publio.
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If paid in advanoe, ... 12 00
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If paid aftur six mouths, . . 3 00
When papera ar gent outside of the
txmuty payment mum be In advanoe.
ADVKRTI3INO:
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Each aubtequent intertion,
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Executors' Notices, . . . .
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Special noticea, per line, . . ,
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Two squares, 15 00
Three squares 20 00
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One half column 70 00
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II LA MiS.
We have always on band a large stock
of blanks ot all descriptions.
SUMMONS,
8UBPOCNA3,
EXECUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT,
LEASES,
BONDS,
FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'8 BLANKS,
4c, Ao., ko.
JOR PRINTING,
W art prepared to do all kind of
PRINTING
SUCH AS
POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES,
CARDS,
LETTER HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
BILL HEADS,
STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS,
etO., kO.,
IN THE BEST STYLE,
AND ON
REASONABLE TERMS.
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE
fROMPT ATTENTION.
Geo. R. Goodlander,
Ciferflekl,
GetrfeM CeatrtT. Pi.
laisftiunfous.
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE,
Carwonarllla, I'a., Jan. t, Tft-tf.
OHEY TO I.OAK.-O. .0I. .
proved (arm property, ar Ibe Mutual Liu
tmura
ureooe Conipaay nf New York, on Oral aauM.
Rte, la aama Iron 11,000 op. For farther la-
foriuallva apply to tbe anneroignoa.
ULRXTHAL VT. SMITH.
0l.er8.ld Pa., May ttA, ISTO-lf. ,
ABaiiklliatNeterEreaks.
Try My Coal.
Tbe undersigned adupta thia method of Inform.
Ing tbo nuuieroua eon vim era, tbet hia ooal bank
ia not a Winter arranjrrment only, hut that li
will bo operated In ibo Hummer aa well aa Win.
tor. I claim that I havo tha
Best Coal in the Market,
and will aall It for aaab, or la einbaoge for 8ur,
roe!, groceries), etc. Large eon t recta will be
made at a rery email proBt. For full part ieetare
oall on ma la peraon, reaiding ia one of Uraham'a
upper boueea, or addreaa me through tbe poat
oflioo. Ordere loft nt tbe poitoffiee will reroire
prumpt attention.. TIMh. A. DUCK KIT.
viearoeia, re., Jan. o, isiv tr.
OULIta. B. M'COBILI. . BBILIBOB.
(ill.HH, McCOMLE & (O.'S
FURNITURE ROOMS.
" Merttel Ml eel, Clearfield. Pa.
Wo Baaaraotar all kind, of Baralture f..r
Obnmbere, llldinif Roome, Librariea aad Hella.
If joa weat farailare of any kind, aWt hay
oatil yua ee. our atoeh.
UNDERTAKING
In ell it, branches, promptly attended to.
OI'ILCII, McCORKLEACO.
Cl.arB.ld, Pa,, Feb. 8, '78.
READING FOR ALL II
BOOKS f STATIONERY
Marktt BU, ClearOeld, (at tha Poet OnVe.)
TIIE aoderalgaed beii leare to anaooaoo te
the eitiaeae of Clearfield and Tteioity, that
be haa tiled up a room and ha, jaat returned
from th. city with a Iar. amount ef roedia
matter, oonaiallnf la part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Bleak, Aooount aad Pan Be.he of mere do.
eoriplion Paper and KnveleaM. rreaeh proceed
end plain; Peaa and Peaelle; bleak Legal
Paperi, Deeda, Mortferoef Judgment, Kxemp.
tioa and Promiearv aoteef White aad Parch-
t Brief. Lea-el lap, Heoord Cap. aad Bill Cab.
Sheet Musio, lor either Piaao, alula or Vlolia,
eoaateatly oa bead. Any hooka ar otetioaery
deaired that I may Dot have oa hand, will be ordered
oy tret oipreaa, aad eold at wboieeale or null
ult oaelomero. I wiU alee eoea aerioetleel
llteratare, euoa ae Mafailaea, New.papera, Ae.
r. A. UAtLIH.
Clearfield. Mey T, 1888-tf
A NEW DEPARTURE
IN
LCTIIECSBICC.
BaroafUr, aoode will bo Mid for CASH onlr.
or in eicbaoffo fur arodoeo. Mo books will bo
k-pt la tho futara. All old aeeonntl mint bo
nettled. Tboea who eon not esuk p, tiill ploaee
haad orer their notee and
CLOSE THE RECORD.
I am deUrmlBad to aall bt aoodj at mab
prioee, aad at a dioeonnt far below tbat ever
offered la thie vicinity. Tbo dieeouat I allow m
eaetomere, will make tbem riefc ia twealj year If
taej loiiow my acute aod bay their food frm
mo. I will pay earfa for wheat, oete and el rer
ead. DANIEL UOOII.ANDkR.
Latherfbarf, Joauary 17, 1877.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
BKCONO STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
rUHB DRUGS!
CHEMICALS!
PAINTS, OlIJS, DYE STUFF
VAHKISBBS,
BAIT8USS,
PERTCMEET,
, rANCT 800DS.
TOILET ART1CLKS,
Or ALL KINDS,
PURE WISES AND 1IQUOSS
far madiolaal yaapeeeo.
Traeeee, 8upport.ro, Seheol Book, aad StaUoa.
ory, aad all other ertieleo aaaally
toaad ia a Drag Stare.
PHYSICIANS' pRERCr.IPTIOtiS CASK
PULLT COMPOUNDED. He vie, a largo aa
perleaee la the bueiaeae they oaa give oatire aai-
ufaetloa.
e. hArtswick.
JOHN P. IKWIN.
Clearteld. Dafforahov IS. 1ST4.
JJARD
T1ME8
BAVI M0 EFPECT
IN FRENCH YILLE I
I am aware that there are .erne perena a Itrtl.
hard ae pla.ae, aad 1 am alao eware thai the
eomplalat of "hard liaeee, le well aigh aaiveraaL
Bat I am ee oitaaled aow thai I eea eatiafy the
former aad prove eoarlnalvely that "hard tlmea"
will aot effeet thoee who hay their gooda from me,
aad all my patroaa lhall ho Initiated late the oe-
oral or
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIME8
t hare geode eaougk U aap,.ly aH the lahehi
taau la the tower aad of the Moaty whieh 1 aell
at eiroeding low ratee from my mammoth atvre ta
MULSONUIIRII, wh.ro I oaa alweya he feaad
ready to wall apoa oallere aad oaptly them with
Drj Goods of all Kinds,
Sank ae Clothe, BaUaatte, Caaaimoree, hte.Ho
Delaiaae, Llaaa, DrUliage, Caliew,
Trlmmiage, Rlhboae, Laea,
Ready-made Clothing, Boole aad Baoee, HaU aad
Cap. all of the beet neurit aad made to order
Heee, Boeka, Ulovee, killeaa, LeMl, R.hheaa,Ae
8R0CERIE8 OP ALL KIND!.
Oofee, Tea, Ragao, Rlee, tfolej.ee, Flak, (ell
Perk, Liaeeed OU, flak Oil, Garaea OIL
Hardware, daaoaewara, Tlawara, Caatiage, Plow,
aad Plow Caetiage, Nalla, Splhee, Cora Cultiva
te,., Cider Prooae,,aad all hinda af Aiee.
Perfaaaovj, Palate, Varalih, Olaaa, aad a geaeral
aeeevtea.nl af Butloaory,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of dlfere.t hraoda, alway. ea head, aad will ho
told at the lew eat peaaihie figaroo.
J. B. M-Clala'a Medlelaee, J.yaa'a Modteleoe
Hoehettar't aad Heotaad'a Blltere.
99 peuadi af Waad waatad far whit Ike
klgkaot priea win ho peaa. CWvereeed a head
atid far aeie at iho leweot marhot pnee.
A aro, AgaeA tar BAeaatoavllee ead Oarereaavllle
Tkreeklaf Haeaao.
aHvOetl aad eoefov yooarooleoo. TeawUltad
over;lhi.g aaaally koet la a eaoail aeava.
L. at. OOODRIKt.
PraarAviner. 0 , Aegarl II, 10TO.