he "gtpttHicw.
Gioaoi B. Goodlandbr, Editor.
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WEDNESDAY MOHN1NO, DEC. 10, 1ST.
Bnnder, If 70a went to know wbnl ! going on
la tko boslnese world, jnet rend our hdrertielug
oolomne, tbe aneelaf eoluun to portloalor.
MAXIMI FOR THE DAY.
No moo worthy tbo ofBoo of Preoldeot ekould
ho willing to bold it If oouotod Is. cr plneed thoro
bj on; freed. 1. 8. 0t.
1-aoald oovor hare keea roeoooilod to tho ele
vation be tbo omalleot aid of pint of 0 peraon,
bowarer respectable to prlenro lif, wbo anal
forever oarrr opoo bio brow tbo atanip of frood
first trlnnphaat to Amoriooo bietory. No eon
eoqnent action, however naeritorioua, oon woib
ownv tbo lottora of tool roeord.
CWAOLII FRAIICtl Anana.
I wonld rotber bnvn tbo ondoreeineht of aqoar.
tor of o oilllioo of tbo Amerienn people thoo thot
of tho Lonlstnnn Returning Board, or or uo ton
raioeloa obieh eiolnded tbo food ood doeidod
tho quoitioo 00 0 toohnlcnlilv.
Tool. A. Hrndhicki.
Undnr Ibo form! of low, Hutherford B. Hoyoo
boo booo doolored Prooldrnt of tbo Uoltnd Slot!.
11 le tltlo reate opoa diefronehierment of lawful
votera, tha falia eertlfiontea of tbo returning offl.
oera noting corruptly, ood tbo dooiaioo of 0 ton
niieeion which boa relneed to hoor ovldeoeo of ol.
leged fraud. For tbo Brat tlaio oro tbo Amertoaa
people eon fronted with tba fact of h fraudulently.
olootod Preeideat. Lot it Bot bo oodoratead tbat
tha fraad will bo Bllently aaqutaaood io bj tbo
country. Lot no hour pais in wbiob tbo uaurpo.
tlon la forgotten.
AoDRoai or Dbbocbatio bf . Co.
Obo hundred yaan of human depravity acoaw
Bulatod aad oonoootrated Into a cliDai of crime.
Never again In Arc bundrcd yeara aball they bare
an opportunity to repeat tho wrong.
Itanmi. W. VoonaiEa.
"Crooked Hunkers" Is an old story.
See l'ourlh pago.
''Kccoiving Grant," on our fourth
pngo, ia good reading.
A Blue Lookout. As there is no
likelihood of a session ot the Legisla
ture this winter, Ilarriaburg hotel
keepers look mighty blue.
The damnable sycophantic cant in
Hayes' Messago on Civil Scrvico Re
form is upon tho samo plan that the
sow returns to the wallow.
"Mark Twain on Babies," and ''Send
lor Mother," lonnd on our first page,
are too practical to pass ovor, and
should bo read by everybody.
The Last Sell.A pretty piece of
business to sco Democratic papers pub
lish the prospectuses of Radical organs.
Butlor Herald please copy. Don't lor
fret it, "Uncle Jake."
On our fourth page will bo found
much sound political reading matter,
reviewing current events, which the
voter yes, and ercn the minor
should poruso and study for future
I1HO. I'
Hates Sherman Ouoans. It seems
that Tiayos & Co. have selected Sena
tor Morrill, of Vermont, as the mouth
piece ol the White House in that body,
and Goneral Garfield, of Ohio, is to
play tho "crow on tho fence" in tho
House for tha same firm on all things
pertaining to the currency question.
Government "flunkeys" now apolo
gise tor Hayes' fool Message They
say Kvnrts and Sherman were both
away, and bo had just roturned from
a Philadelphia dissipation. What) does
"tho Government" drink? We wero
told that scandal was rendered ex
tinct when Grant left. Those "moral
ideas" are becoming dreadlully mixed.
A Slur The Chicago Timet says:
"There was something the matter with
Grant when ho was "booming" in that
city recently. That may be true ; but
he was all right the next day when he
got back to Galena. Tho sight of the
old tannery straightened him up. The
Timet man is evidently a Murphyite,
and wants to slur tho third-term cham
pion.
Grant's "Boomeus." It aoems that
Jeff. Davis and Bob Toombs are the
only backers Grant has in the South
who amount to anything. Lot them
"boom." Neither of them aro votera,
Their regiment of slaves are ahead of
them, and three-tonrths ot that cast
will voto lor the Democratic nominee
for President. So let Davis and Toombs
"boom" on.
A NoTciuoi't Dekagoouk. Having
known, by reputation, judge Kelly, a
Radical Congressman from Philadel.
phia for over twonty years, wo sus
pected his Into reported interview
with Bismarck at Borlin. The lies are
so patent that tho Great European
Ruler risee and denounces the whole
affair as a fraud. Judge Kelly, exactly.
Now lot us hear from Kelly, Forney
k Co.
Stolen I Such ia the exclamation
of the Metropolitan journals, when al
luding to the premature publication of
nayes' Messago. Well, printers will
follow copy. ' Was not the last Prcsi
deney stolen, too? More: Is not the
receiver of atolcn goods just as bad as
tho thiol ? Therefore, how ia Hayes
any better than tha Washington cor
respondent 'of the New Tork Timet,
who had tho entree at the White House
nd found the Message on the table
whilo Ilayos was at Philadelphia on a
"host"
Political Outbaois. The behav
lor of Alderman McMullen and bis
gang of roughs, who load the Vaux.
Randall gang at tbo Democratic pri
mary (1001100 in Philadelphia, the
other day, should open the eye of oar
Democratic friends not only in the
-city, kit throughout the State. Such
wickedness ia intolorablo, and all men
who support euch creature must be
discarded and prevented front partici
pating in our State or Federal Con
tentions. If ex-Mayor Vaux and
Speaker Randall want to tie to such
atuff, let them drift.
BA RUA IN ED FOR TOO M UCII.
Some ruto Radical statesman ton-!
coked the idea ol stuffing the '- "f
Indiana with negro tramp from the
Southern Status, with the intention of
making Radical votera out if them,
and thereby .cany that Rule next
Fall. But it seems thoy undcitook too
much. A contemporary says: "Re
publican opposition to the negro exo
dus has already made itself manifest
in Indiana. The men who started the,
sebomo did not count all the cost.
They seem to have acted on the sup
position that it was only necessary to
get the negroes into the Slate and the
great work of changing its political
complexion would be accomplished.
They did not provido for such a con
tingency as having large numbers of
destitute men, womon and children
throwD upon their hands at the thresh
old of a Northern Winter. But just
this is what has happened. The ex
perience of Kansas last Spring ia being
repeated on a smaller sealo in Indiana
at this timo. But the treatment re
ceived by the forlorn crowd of colored
people at Indianapolis is less generous
than was shown to their suffering
brethren in Kansas. Tho Republican
brethren decline to go into their pock
ets or bank accounts to the extent re
quired. They want able-bodied color
ed men only no women or children,
no venerable 'uncles' none bnt those
who can at once go to work for com
pensation snlHcient to pay their own
way. These conditions aro not easy
of fulfillment. The negro is gregarious
in his habits. Ho doesn't emigrate
'solitary and alone.' When he starts
for the promised land, his wile, his chil
dren, his mother and mother-in law,
and collateral branches of tho family,
start with him. They go on tho Ruth
and Naomi plan. This is why the ad
vance wavo of the exodus that has
struck the Indiana Capital has oxcited
a feeling of profound disgust in tho
Radical mind. Kven Colonel Hollo
way, brother-in-law of tho Into O. P.
Morton, and Postmaster at Indianapo
lis, baa buttoned up bis plethoric
pocket, and told the hungry darkies
that he can't answer further domands
of a pecuniary character, but they may
rest content In tho solemn assurance
of bis moral support in any extremity."
Conwikss. This body, now in ses
sion at Washington, is made up of
seventy-six Sonatoro (two from eacn
State) and two hundred and ninety
three members in the House. Politi
cally, tho Senate is divided as follows:
Demoernli..
... 41
... 1.3
... 1
Kedioale
Independent, (Doric, 111.)
Tout. ; YS
Domoeretle majurity I
The House is constituted as follows:
Democrat! , 15a
Radieala. , 32
Nationala... , , l
Total oyj
Democratic majority over all..... I
Nino Senators and fifty-two mem
bens failed to answer at tho opening
on Monday, the 1st, but now every
seat is taken. The seven vacancies
which existed during the extra session
have been filled, and tho two sick mem
bers from Missouri aro at their post.
We like small majorities in our Legis
lative bodiea. It kcepa the members
in their seals, and breaks up "gadding
around," and, morally, is quite visible
to the occasional frequenter of Legis
lative balls.
M ANUPACTURINO CANDIDATES The
Washington Post is one of our most
vigorous Democratic journals, and tho
editor ia engaged just now ia hunting
np a Democratic ticket for President,
so that when our National Convention
moot it will hare nothing to do but
to ratify It. Lastly he soys : " We
experience no hesitation in saying that
we should prefer tho Democratic Presi
dential ticket to bo Seymour and Hen
dricks above and bolore any combina
tion that could be mentioned. Mr.
Hendricks stands for Indiana to-day.
If he would accept the nomination for
Vice President, no one would rise to
oppose him. It is only after him that
we are in favor of McDonald. AVbat
a glorious ticket, though, Seymour and
Hendricks wonld mako."
Hut-tut. The Philadelphia Bulle
tin, one of the Radical organs of tbat
"loyal" city, in alluding to current
ovonts, breaks out in this way:
Tbo prion paid by tho Now Torb Tim,, to the
thief wbo otole the President's bteeaage ie aliogod
to bore beoo $1,000, which Heme a groat deal
nsrtdcring thclsfcriocliy oltho aitraw.
The real facts In the csno aro: It is
the cheapest doenmont of the kind that
ever emanated from tho White House,
and looks to us like the Presidency
stolen. But, then, wo are astonished
at the conduct of Kvarta ant) John
Sherman, to allow such a paper to see
daylight before it was corrected.
We tender our thenke to Hon. W. i. Slenger for
valuable public doeumente. In the abape of bound
voiumoaoftbe C'oaoreoet'eeof Jfceord. iuorfaffdea
t7loee.
Fairly doalt with, evidently. But
it was never necessary for ns to make
an acknowledgement of thia. kind, al
though over fifteen years in the print
ing basinoss, and twelre of tbat we
had "Rada" for Congressmen. This is
anothor proof that Domocratio Con
gressmen are loss bigoted and broader-
minded than those high-toned put-on
style loyalists, aliat Radicals.
The Army of the Cumberland ia go
ing to erect a monument over the
groweof "Fighting Jo Hooker." Well,
we see nothing to prevent it, unless it
would be a lack of cash, We are no
worshiper of miscellaneous aionuatante.
As long as w cannot complete one tor
the "Father ol Onr Country," we had
better abandon the baby monument
business, or, if that ia what we prefer
"to tie to, let db go ahead and employ
a lot ot chtselers and erect a monu
ment to every "Tom, Dick and Harry"
tbat will furnish the cash.
Deacon Richard Smith, of the Cin
cinnati Gaulle, la a aort of John fEher-
man patriot, and be ia telling the inter
viewers ot the East that it is exceed
ingly doubtful whether Grant could be
elected next yoar if put Id nomiotion
by the Republican party. It wilt be
observed that the "bear" movoment ot
Deacon Smith ia more than counter
balanced by the "bull" movement of
Deacon McKee, of St. Louis, and "the
balance of trade" ol the Grant "boom"
remain undisturbed.
SUCH A DOCUMENT!
Of all tho documents that wore ever
sent out from the White Houe, rfe'To
Hayes' third Issue is the most si lipid.
The editor of tbo Philadelphia Times,
in alluding to it, says: "It is tho pro
siest and loust instructive of nil tho
State pajiera ever befuro sent to Con
gress as the hhiiiiuI review of the con
dition of tha country. It is common
placo even to stupidity and full one
third ol it is made up ol insincere and
borrowed platitudes on Civil Servico
Reform. Thero ie uot to be found In
it a single original n'liu-gcation or a par
agraph that displays the qualities of
tho statesman. Its ouly direct recom
mendation to Congress of special im
portunco is on tho Mormon question,
and may be summed up as a pointed
demand for more effectual measures to
prevent and punish polygamy. Tho
several columns devoted to tho defenBo
of Civil Service Reform will simply in
voke the contempt of tho country.
When President Hayes boldly declar
ed in favor of a patriotic civil servico
policy, ho enlisted tho sympathy and
support of tho best mon of all parties in
every section ; but when he halted,
shuffled and finally falsified bis own
professions timo and again, be should
content to pass the question in silence,
rather than remind the country of its
wanton humiliation by reason of his
lailhlcssncss to one of the most vital
uttributcs of honest administration.
Ilo has not only flagrantly violated
his pledges to the nation himself, but
ho has tolerated tho insolent violation
of ovory principle of Civil Sorvico Ro
iortn by those wbo hold bis most sa
cred trusts. He has mado tbo eleva
tion of our civil service a by-word and
a reproach a theme of hissing con
tempt from ovory politician in the
land ; and bis weary platitude on the
subject in bis Messago are but need
less insult added to injury."
Stun Statesmanship. Department
Reports of the Federal Government
are filled with speculative ideas in
stead of undisputed facts. The Cabi
net Ministers seem to be moved by the
same motives that a young man is
when he becamo twenty-one years of
age. Uo reflects in a hurried manner,
"Shall I go west, to tho oil regions, or
South America, and acquire fortune
by the timo I am thirty years of ago."
That is the problem suggested to his
business mind on bis return from Col
lege, (ot course he would not go to
school), and, after awhile, be take
$10,000 from his sire and strike for
tho oil region. His business is purely
imaginary, just Iiko Hayes' Dopart
mum jiepons, anu it takes but six
months, or a year at moBt, to put tho
110,000 into a hole in the ground. The
young mans businoss experience and
luck is In harmony with the states
mansbip displayod by the Hayes Cab
inet in thoir reports more imaginary
than real. hat a "moral idea I"
Tbat Dutch Schoolmastxb The
Philadelphia Timet man, alluding to a
nameless Knode Island incident, re
marked : "Just as Congress is about
to meet, and Senator Conkling has bis
front hair curled ready for some great
effort, that awful fellow Linck must
turn up again. Linck does this, of
course, for no other purposn in the
world than to annoy Senator Conk
ling with the recollection of other
days, but be make a pretext of suing
Mr. Spraguo Tor services as her chil
dron's tutor. 3lrs. Spragne tells him
he -bad bettor apply to her husband,
but, as her husband bad the greatest
difficulty In distinguishing between a
German tutor and a United States
Senator, Linck will hardly feel like
taking his chancea of being so confus
ed again. If, however, Linck is going
to turn op regularly at time when he
is not at all needed it may be worth
while for Senator Conkling to buy him
and put him under cover."
Still On Living. One of those
two noted demagogues, by the name
of Chandler, ia still living. Tho Michi
gandor the bloodiest of the two is
dead ; but tbo noisiest William E of
Now Hampshire is blowing off Radi
cal gas away out in Utah. The Phila
delphia Record, in referring to the liv
in Lion, remarks : "Mr. William K.
Chandler breaks a silence which has
been all too sbort-by an open lctter,fircd
all tho way from Salt Lake City, and
printed in the Now York Tribune. The
key-note ol this eminently Cbandlei ian
missive is a summons for 'another earn
est, enthusiastic and final ntiugglo to
keep the rebels out of control .of the
National Government.' He see 138
electoral votes certain against the Re
publicans, and wails because Now
York and Indiana are likely to be car
ried by the 'Confederate Democracy.'
Mr. William F,. Chandler is nothing it
not noisy."
Failino. A Borlin (Piussia) cor
respondent of the Now York Exprem
tells it In Ibis way :
Biamareh'e health ia andoabtedly broke, bot
hie temper Increoeoo rapidly oBMlgbto olee! Ibo
failure of his phyeicol foree.
Yet, the correspondent might have
added that "his power ia broken" too.
His worst affliction is his defeat Ten
year ago all Europe feared him, and
at a time, too, when he was only rak
ing in firebrands around bis own King
dom, as the sequel baa proven. Three
yeara ago, failing to elect ''hi manfv'nor Yuhg, John Sherman, James A.
Pope, is when bia "health" began WjGarfiold nd Stanley Matthews, each
fail, and be ia too proud to admit his
defeat, Thoro ia no prominent Euro
pean outside of Gormany wbo ha any
respect for him, and the vital part of
the play is that be knows this fact.
Power I power 1 1 power 1 1 J It is about
flaring paMIe mooted hla oBcla! attorancre
aialoal br. Coraell, it Is tho plain duly of Mr
Sherman to send to tLottoaato o requoet to wlrh
draw the loiter la which bo o. tamely Beamed Mr.
Ooraoll'o Bltoeeo foe a pooilioo of tract gad fa.
epeaiibillty Ib tbo oiril eorrieo. Tbie oooreo
would, bo homlliadBg, It to true, bat St would bo
right oad ao oao who really aadoratandc tho
uagnualoalty of loba Sboroooo willdoabt thai kia
high moral oonrogo wilt eaoteia bim Bay aaortaoo
of pride aad taeliootioa tbat ma bo dleiatad he
bit atom aoaeo of doty. Iron II Mr. Coaklief
done not olomoad tale bumtllotloa. air. Iboreoaa'a
ooBealoaea wiU compel it. Heeiiegtea fipl.
The Utter la d d doubtful ; be-
cause Mr. Jjnks would certainly "dic
tate" otherwise. Sho know that
SL.rman ia not the proprietor a
oouacv.'rvc.
'Healing a PnsMent' Message ia a
fraud tbat the admliWsiraiion eg
never condone." Exchange. If it if
such a benious crime to atoal a Mos-
aage, how I it about stealing the Fre
idoncy T A anoral lecture ob thi ab
ject need not be lost.
A JOKE ON 0 KANT.
The Grant
and then put
"flunkeys" every now
their "foot in it" while
pushing the aloresuid Tor a third term.
Tbo Pittsburgh Club Secretary bus
developed himself, as well as Grant.
Some time ago William T.-Lindsay,
Secretary of the Grant Club, mailed
to members of the organisation a copy
of tho Constitution and By Laws and
the lollowing letter:
Dbas Him Yon bare been elected a member
of eoid club. Induced you will and a piloted
copy of ttio Cooatitutlon end Hy-I.awa. There
will bo a meotiog of the Club oa Tburedey, tbo
loth iuat., el 1:311 P. M. Iljaincai f ur -ja-portonco
u ill bo ounaidered. Pleoee ookuuwlodKe
no tnoluied portal Ihe receipt of tbia notice aud
algnlfy your acceptenco of tenue of nieiatarabip.
lly order of
William T. Liinoer, Secretory.
At tho same time a copy of tho Con.
stitutioti and By-Laws were aunt to
Gen. Grant at Galona, III. By mis
take a copy of the above letter was
inclosed this morning. Lindsay ro
ceived the following autograph from
Gon. Grant :
Qaiana, III , Nor. it.
To H'WIiam T. lind,ag, Swlarf Oraut Club,
Pitl,burgk I
Ilaaabmi Tbo (Irani Oluh preamble ta eo
pereonal to myaelf tbat I tbinb good taelo ro-
Iuiree that I ebould deolkoo metaberrblp, wbiob
oa been eo kindly rotcd, but I mey bo aSle to
meet aome of Iho mcmbera during my propoaed
rlelt to filtaborgh. Very truly, yure,
U.B. Ubiut.
The preamble spoken of is one which
defines tho object of the Club to do all
in its power to elect Gen. Grant again
to tho Presidency, and in tho By-Laws
it is also Indicated that each member
shall pay a sum of $10 to tbo Club
treasury. The Joke of the matter is
apparent when it ie thus seen that tho
General was invited to join in doing
honor to himself and contribute 910 to
help elect himself to the Presidency.
Of courso, the whole matter was the
rosult of an error and wholly unin
tended. Although the great traveller has
been the recipient of a million of dol
lars from his friends, f 10 will keep
him away from a Club.
Diplomatic 8NonniRT. The Multi
more Gazette says ; The Secretary of
Slato, Kvarts, keep on hand a lot of
blank congratulatory dispatches which
are filled up and eont off to tho Czar
of Russia whenever ho escape death
at tho hands of an assassin. He sent
ono off the other day expressive of the
extreme happiness of Mr. Hayes over
Alexander's last providential escape.
ror one we protest against this toady
ism. The pooplo of this country have
been taught to hate tyranny and thoy
have no love for the horoditary bent
wbo claims to have authority from
God to onslave and keep in ignotance
85,000,000 of people. The Govern
ment of Russia was established as an
absoluto Monarchy tempered by as
sassinution and it is only through the
weapons of the assassin that dissatis
faction can bo expressed or a chungo
of administration secured, The man
who holds newspapers in contempt,
who hates school houses, gnd wbo finds
his greatest enemy in human intelli
gence ia not entitled to the respect of
the citizens of the model Republic ot
the world, and the Ststo Department
in sending its congratulatory telegrams
across the sea not only stultifies our
Republicanism, but robs the people
when it pays tho toll out of the
Treasury,
Although Dead, He Yet Speak
etu, The Cleveland (Ohio) Pf:ii
Dealer, In alluding to some Radical
facta in relation to "the Government,"
slate them thus : "The late Zacb
Chandler told a friend in Washington
last Winter that the election of Hayes
cost bim 37,000, and showed a check
book with tbo stubs, upon which the
item were accounted, to show the
truth of this statement. He bad a
supreme contempt for the pecuniary
meanness of Hayes, and talking to a
Chicago Inter-Ocean correspondent be
fore Hayes became 'Stalwart,' be saidi
'I am told that be only spends 10,000
a year, and saves 41,000 out of his
salary. When you go back to Wash
ington, you go and tell Hayes that 1
will fix it so tbat be can save his entire
salary. He has been in office one year.
He will receive (150,000 if he lives out
bis torm. I will give him a chock lor
that amount, payable when be will
write his resignation as President on
tho back ot it. Wheeler will then be
President, and this country will then
be run as it ought' "
- -
Still Verdant. "Undo Jake"
Zicglor, who has, years ago, had some
lun with the boys, makes an exhibit
of his verdancy in his last issue of the
Butlor Herald by remarking: "Will
the Philadelphia timet, or Postmnstor
General Koy, inform an anxious pub
lic the difference between gambling
in lotteries and gambling in stocks?
It seems to ns, the prohibition of the
use of the mails to broker engaged
in lottery dealing, and not lt brokers
in stocks is a distinction without a dif
forent. We live ia the country and
do not presume to understand tb fine
distinctions which prevail with those
who take it upon themselves to con
strue laws, but we always I bought
gambling was gambling whether in
lotteries, stocks, cards or anything
else."
"J
TariNO to Fit it on
-The editor
of the Washington Sunday Capital hits
several "Christian atatesmcn" thia kind
of a lick : " During tbe ceremony of
unveilingthe Thomas monument Gov-
in turn, stole into the Senate chamber
and parted his coat-tails over tb seat
of Sonator Tburman, to try bow it
would feel. Tom looked a If he were
going to Invite tbe chamber out to
drink ; Sherman a if he had stolen the
chair; Garfield appeared aa if about to
apologize for the intrusion ; Stanley
Mattbowa alone eat 'grand, gloomy
and peculiar, wrapped In the cloak of
hie own originality, as if born to great-
pooi be would never inherit."
Domebtjo XajuTm.'i'h Sew York
Sun man hit the celebrated Carpenter,
and some other fellows, right between
tbe eyes, in thia way : " No wonder
that JJr. Carpenter and other like
bim r, In dregj (est tb poisoned
chalice should be commended to Umir
own lip. Tbe Republicans set this
Inlaws example of stealing the Presi
dency, fhey robbaj j;e' people of
three .states of their vol.es. Tbe as-
fused to invesvigato the Iniquity. They
jtcycenLed forged and Iraudulent certifi
cates. Tbey have pensioned on the
Treasury, at borne and abroad, all tho
scoundrels wbo in any way aided tbo
villainy."
TNPAHDOSARLK CARELESS-
NJiSH."
These are soft words ; but they are
Just such words a the outo editor ot
mo rniiaueipma limes would use
whilo crucifying an "old wrong," like
Judgo Pearson. Ho oonlinuoa :
"It it unortvnate that to able and
tttrnly ujiriyht a Judge at Pearton, who
nas presided ovor the Dauphin Courts
lor thirty yean, was called upon to de
cide the technical auestiont raited to
quash the Indictments found against
Mr. nuuorenu ulbers lor corrupt a liei -talion
of Legislators. Had the Indict
moots been quashed on technical
grounds, by any Judgo whoso reputa
tion teat nnt fully ettablithed, there
would bo apjin tension in the public
mind in regard to the mltcarriaie of
justice when It bus to wrestle with
prominent men; but thodecision of Judge
Pearson will be interpreted alike by all
sides. H will he understood aa a sub
mission to the law that was required
to assure its proper judicial administra
tion, and it gives no promise to De
fendants that technical quibbles can be
successfully interposed to prevont their
trial. In criminal triuls designed to
vindicate the purity of our political
system, it ia indispensable that the
yhannola of justice shall be froo from
taint, and the sanctity of the Jury room
cannot bo too jealously maintained.
In any viow ol fAe irregularity in tbe
grand jury complained tit' in Ibis case,
thore must havo been unpardonable
careletsnett on the part of tba District
Attorney and tho officers in charge.
Whether It Was ly accident or design
that an iutrudor participated in the
deliberations of tbe jury, it would seem
that there can bo no reasonable excuse
given for tho fatal negligence. It can
not bo assumed tbat tho whole twenty
three grand jurors were parties to a
fraud, yot if any wore, all must have
been, or all wore atupidly Ignorant or
recklessly indifferent to their grave
duties. If a ttudied fraud vas practiced
upon the Court, the District Attorney and
the lain, by the bold intrusion of tome one
into the jury room, how did it escape the
notice of the prosecuting officer and of the
members of tne jury t It Is possible tbat
all was but an innocent accident, but
if so, there is a degree ol carelessness
about the Dauphin Courts that sadly
neods correction, and if it was not an
accident, there is a field for judicial in
quiry that Judge Pearson will hardly
fail to explore in tho most exhaustive
munner."
The italic! are ours. Yes, "if a
studied fraud was practiced upon tho
Court." It is possible tbat it was but
an " innocent accident," etc We ac
cept those humane romaiks, and wo
now call upon Judge Pearson and his
Dauphin County District Attorney to
resign and allow their places to be lilted
by other men. Tho next time a lot of
bribers and Legislative " roosters " aro
indicted, tbe Dauphin County Grand
Jury will be made up of not lent thrn
thirty or forty men, and the Court and
District Attorney will be loo blind to
see t hem.
MH. HENDRICKS E.XPLAINS.
An interviewer of the Cincinnati
Enquirer called on tho Vice President
elect, tho other day, at Indianapolis,
and reports tho following :
I mot Governor Hendricks lust night
at his hotel, and I opened tbe talk by
asking him if he bud seen the state
ment in the Washington Star that a
prominent lndianiun bad said that ho
bad denounced Mr. Tilden in the bit
terest terms. " ,
"Yes," he ammurcd; "I suw the
telegraphed statement, which said tbe
person was a friend of mine. If bo
was, be certainly must have been mis
undersloodjforl have novor denounced
Mr. Tilden, nor bave I censured him,
even. I did not attempt to advise Mr.
Tilden as to his course after tbo elec
tion in 1876. He decided his course
without suggestions from me, and I
have no doubt ho thought he was do.
ing that which wonld rosult tho best
for tbe country. Aa to myself, I bave
always thought it fortunate for me tbat
I did not till tbo Vice Presidential
office. I did not want it, because it
would not add ta tbe honors I have
bad conferred upon me by my country
men, and in a financial way 1 think
my profession quite as profltable."
"Then you do not ask a nomination
as a matter of vindication?"
"Oortainly not W hen a party elocta
a man to an offtoe it vindicates him, if
such a thing is necessary in politics.
If he does not or cannot assume the
office afterward, that is another matter.
At least it is ao in my caso. ' If I ask
anything of my countrymen it will be
upon my merits."
"1 hare seen it stated that if did not
get tbe nomination you would throw
the weight ot your influence in Indiana
against the successful man ?"
"That is unjust to me. I shall sup.
port any man whom my par
ty will nominate. 1 bare no ex
clusive claim on any nomination.
Tbe people, not aspirants, are the
judges in such matters. 1 regard In
diana as a Democratic Stato, and would
bo disappointed if any nominee of the
party should tail to carrv it. At anv
rale, be would receive all the assistance
1 could give him.
TK YINO TO KILL THE CZA R.
EXPLOSIVES FIRED I'HIir.B THE IMPERIAL
HAOOAQE TRAIN iONE VAN BLOWN
TO riECE ANU SEVEN CAR
RIAGES THROWN orr TIE
TEAOK TO WAR'S
ESCAPE.
Moscow, lieeemhey 8 Alter the
arrival f the Koine ror last night
whilst the second train containing tbo
oaggage was on tne way hitber an
explosion occorredi- On Wises van
was blown to pieces and seven carriage
wore tnrown on ine rails but nobody
wasiniurod. To.dava donnbatinti nm.
ceeded to tbe Kremlin to congratulate
Ilia JJujpsty epon his visit to Moscow.
Previous to the (emperor's arrival In
the ball ot audienoe. th Lord Marshal
gav tb deputation the news ot the
catastrophe or the previous evening;.
Mi hearor appeared for tbe moment
tnunaerstrucK nut' immediately alter-
wards broke into loud cheers at tbe
Emperor's escatie. The Emperor an
poared in St. George's hall at noon,
and was presented by the municipal
authorities with bread and salt, when
he sooks as follows i
"Gentlemen, 1 am very glad to see
you again, remembering tb loral at
tachment which yon evinced on the
occasion ol the sad evont of April H
similar assurances then reached mo
from all part of Russia You are al
ready acquainted with the events ol
yesterday, God preserved me aa well
as those traveling with m. Anxious
only tbr the welfare of Russia, 1 bave
placed myself in tbe bands of Provi
dence, but sedilina must be extirpated.
I appeal, therefore, to yon and all
right-minded people to aid m In th
eradication ot tbi evil, which la taken
root in Russia. I address myself to
parent and nrge them to conduct their
children In tbe patba or truth and
righteousness), in order (hat tkey may
bouooia, not miscreants, but usoj'ul men
and good oitlsena,'.1 ' ' 1 '
Tb Emperor' words were received
with loud1 cheer. The explosives
which destroyed tbe imperial bair;aire
train are stated Ls bjv been placed oa
Monday evening onder Che raiis aX a
point over Which lb Imperial triin
would pasa just be lor entering tbe
Moscow railway station. The Caar
arrived safely, however, at 11 o'clock
Monday night, and tb explosion oo-
curred on the passage of tho haggago
train half an hour afterward. Tne
house whence the mine was exploded
has been discovered and a search is bo-
'" 1r lnu perpetrators,
A person wbo was in tho bueifiiue
train al the time ot the explosion says
the baggage train of lour teen carriages
and two locomotives was dispatched
half an hour before their carrying the
Knipeior, but by a fortunate i-hanco
the (,'zar'a train overtook the bsggago
train, passed and lelt it some distance
behind. Two railway oHIoiuls who
were in tho Immediate vicinity were
badly injured. Tbe perpetrators doubt
less thought the Czar was in the son.
i:J 1 The public prosecutor and
the Magistruto soon arrived. , Tbo
latter discovered In the court-yard of
the empty house conceuled under tho
snow some wire connected with a but
tory placed in an outhouse Irom which
the passing trains could easily bo seen.
Tbe house was bought in September
by a young man, who stated that be
was a citizen of Samara. He bud been
observed digging in his cellur by his
neigiiuors, out He disarmed suspicion
by declaring that bis reason for doing
so was to obtain sand. From this cel
lar was dug a passage-way, in whioh a
train of powder was laid connecting
with a mine under the railway. 11 oro
wires were found behind the wall na
per. From tho quantity of clothing
found in the huuBu it Is supposed that
several persons were engaged in the
work.
St. I'ETiubiiuaii, Deo. 4. Tbo Czar
umved here safely at 2:45 o'clock this
afternoon and proceeded to tbe Winter
palace in an open sleigh. Great cro ds
ui iroops lining me streets cheered
bim enthusiastically.
Tha yVwirs' Berlin correspondent
explains that the Cr.ur'a railway
journeys are generally mado with two
trains ono lor himsull and suito and
tho other for tbo servants and baggage.
uiiuerioil bus boon customary to alio'
tbe latter train to act as a kind ot
eclaireur. On the present journey this
oruer somenow uccamo reversed and
tho imperial train look tho front oosi
lioii. Unaware of this change the as
sassins calculated upon tho Czar beinz
on tbo second train and exploded their
mine accordingly.
London, December 4. Tbo Newt'
hi. Petersburg dispatch says: "The
tunnel containing tbo powder train
ran lou loot Irom tbo bouse under
neath tho permanent roadway. The
first part ot tho tunnel was built of
stone. Some persons wbo were stand
ing on Iho embankment aa tho ban
gago train passed imagined it was the
Czar's train, which was tho signal for
exploding me mino.
London, December 4. Tho corres
pondent of the Timet at Berlin discuss
ing tho recent attempt on tho Czar'
lile says: "There can be no doubt tbat
wo huvo hero a repitition of a orimc
which has lately become too froquont
in Russia, and it is equally certain to
what parly the perpetrators belong.
Commuted but a day -or so alter tbo
l zsr in leniency had commuted the
sentence of death passodon tho Nihilist
Mirsky. tbe outrage of Monday night
cannot but inibua the government with
a determined spirit und intensify its
resolvo to show no pity on those inca
pable of compaesiun." Tho Queen yes
terday telogrophed tho Kmperor of
Uussia congratulating him on his es-
capo Irom assassination.
Drtv drfrtisrutfuts.
J (ainat purcktuiDf or in toy way Meddling
Willi tba following property, low to th potmskn
of J. B. Lftbortj), of Wimerburn, tii : On cow,
1 plr , I took itovi, 1 n-rlor hot. I bcdi and
beddiojt. 1 burMQ. 1 sink, 1 let ettne ebain, 1 fit
cum mon eh air, ai tbe uni belong! 'o ma, and
la It ft wilk aafd Labor, on Innn onlj, iubjwt t
uy raor at ao- tine. J. W. UOHP,
Laih-nbtirg, Pa, Nut. 16, 1ST 9 It.
T ICENHE NOTICE. Tha follow In. car-
Jj torn hT A lad la th otto of tba Clark of
itaUunrtorUurtHlQMaf Clrfleli ontv,
tkalr Fatltioni and Bond for Limb mb. at tha
Janaarj 8i.loni, agreeably to (b Act of A-
renrjij i
Jo tm 8. B.fT DnBot.
W. leu l8hI(B,.,.M M
Mibal Hurly... ..0ola
Htnitb llonl'-tstia.
John Colantaa ...,.,,.,, "
M.Llloordliagtr DnBola.
ft RITA DRART.
IIHatt m. Pent! , .DBii.
Ctrtiflr-d from tb Roeord.
KLI BLOOM, Protb't.
Ctoarflelt), Pa., W 10, II7B K
E. S. HENDERSON,"
UNDERTAKER
aruniiiiiias rinn a.
rpUR tabaoriUr now aflVrt la ika aitiiMt of
X Burn. id ud finity, on nnpmidad
'PniaiiT. nreTtT ui a hum or uaafteta and
Coflm will bo ktpt an bond, and ordrra filled ot
ono. . ,
Mnrrttl$ Mendtd 4ity where.
I will fit ri lib tbo float oa wall tu tbo obeaneet
nien aMtoaioa io rune rail- au raera toft a4
tbe atoro of Johr O. Corror will roeoiTO BtutaDt
attention. For fnrtber partloulara, on.) I on or
oddreaa X. B, HBNUKRBON.
Do, to, urt-if.
TeEGIftTF.RNOTICt3No!leols bero-
W by glren that tho foliowiag aocouate bava
oeea oiammea ana pasocn ay me, ana remota
Sled of roeord ia this obVio for Iho lospeition of
heirs, legatoee. creditors, nnd all others interacted,
end will be pre earned lo tbo noitOrnhano' Ceart
wf Cm. hv'iu Miai, 4e bo held 01 tao uourt
noose, In the noroogh of CleorBeld, commencing
oa tho ooeond Monday (being tho llib doy) of
Joaaary, A. D. ISS0 i
Fioal amount of Jamea B. tiraham, Uoardiaa of
Kebrooa llialer, tnew Mains), minor belr
William ftlnter, dee'd.
Final aceouai of John Iloorer, Haecolor of tho
eetale of Adorn Snyder, lalo of bierria township,
Clearfield oeuety, Pa., dee'd.
finel ooeountof Lewie Krbard, Uoordlas of Alloc
airlteary, oao of tbe children oad beira or
blolleary, late of Jegereoo Co., Pe deo'd.
1'artlel aoaonnt of Wis Brherd, Ooordlaa of
kllsebolh MrHonry, ono of tbo children oad
betra of ale Ueary, lata of Jcflereon euaaty,
rs , uvceeceu.
Finel oeooant of Lewie Krbard and Jeonh Arnold,
Adminlelratoro of tho eel.ee of Saejerl Burr,
oue oi iieoTBcM OQBBtr, fa. sec d.
Pertlal account of Joo. II. ood Oee. W. Ocarbart,
Blecutora of tbe laat Will cod TratamcBt of
Arlam fleerberl, lota of Dradford towmblpi
Clenrfteld eouoty, Pa., dee'd,
Aoeouat of Alfred SeoSeld, AdoaiBislrotor of Iho
create of John eaobrabaod, late of OloorSeld
county, Po, died., aa lion by Lncioa Bird
nod t-barlee Hobeoker, bopdsmcg.
Partial account ol Margaret A. Dickey, Admtnla
tralrla of Iho eeieie of Win t pietey, lolo of
lieeoorio towaeaip, Clcorflrld Co., l'o, deo'd.
L.J. bttiHtlAN, hegirer.
Cleeigold, Pa., Dee. IS, lall to.
ritBIAL MfcT.-llil of Cores aet iowa a
A. Irtolot daauarj Torm of Court, oeoamooc
ieg Monday, Jeoeary Ilia, Issl, and cooties,
log three weeBCi
goo.no Wang htonoAV Jauoabt Urn.
Loci Goes, Trwotee, re. Waiarighl A Oo.
Aobln Taylor to. W. 0. fjerdoa.
Ikomkloc U'Mcatgelrc Jacob bjlrcb
Jacob ilolact ro. 8. O. Pitohiu, AJ'r,
Paler MelJeorgo es. Jobn W . Uacio A Bros.
J. B. Dillon el. al. ' ra. I. Cowan ou al.
Tbomae bluebell no. Joba Dulea et. ot.
It. B, Uoodloador re. Kramer A Bell
William A. Bloom It's re. A. 0. Tetc, Admtals'r
w aahtcgtoa at LAa a fa. George llaoger
M M oa. H
w w eg, ii ii
J. It. Ulehe o. W. O. Kelley
Wllllem Albert A Broe. to. Tbomae Parks
Aadrew Uardaor
la. Oartle Reesu ot. al.
D. O. lleoaal
J. C. Ackard
H. B Sbilliogfnrd
Joho . Camoaloge
c Daniel Miller
eo. Joho Ltghteer
e. kobort More Powell
eo. U. W. Uellehor, Ad r
R A. A W. D, Irris
Uriah Uey
Tgicn ngag-oiiir, Jag. Itg.
Illaa tmllcy ra- DvBolo A jrule
Ceepet Lelpoldt ra. Ohrtcllen tuhat
Po Nat Beak of Oleor'dca. A. Humphrey
Oa Bat Beak of Oloor'd oa. Will, em A Wall an
Somool Araold, ac e, TO. r. a. Bloom
T.J. Borer
tb. AUaoorllagetal Il ls
Joha P. Irrla
Jnba Moore -Bridget
Motor
Mateora Mi Hoc
TO. James A. Bloom
TO. Wllllem Leiber ot ol
To. Allogboay V.llDe
ia. Jacob fi tloerhtrl
TO. Jacob tiacfallet. al.
Jeakce Port nee of
Jeooihaa Iteynton to. Tbomav Partset. al.
Ntebolee Veadstcmdl TO. Joha Jamloear
Moore Maroonf - - to. Jaeaee Fkroa.
leoao Llou ' to. (loo. I). Kirk. Ad'r
Itkamer'Dele To. Tbomoo O. tykar
B. . g; T. Herd
Bobart Browa tu. Adorn Meyer eg. ot.
lomool Beaca to. C. H. Heosel
kaeai Waters Wl ra. PALM OowoMct
ILI BLOOM, Protboaotawp.
llfVi'itninawrsiiloi'
$np druttstmfiita.
D1SMOH1TION NOTICE. Tho poriaor
ahlp heretofore oaleilng between M. H.
Ogilen end Juhn Dortllt, engnged In tho butcher
ing btilnea in Iho borough ot OleergoM, bao tills
dae (Dee. let) been dieeolied br mutuol oonaonl,
Tbe booke end at-eoonte era tell in Iho hende of
M. H. Ogdra, wbo will coolinoo tbo buelooea ot
the old etepd oa Sooend afreet, ooarlv oppoello
be M. R. Church. M. K. OODKN,
JNO.DOKYITT,
Oleorteld, fa., Deo. Id, l' tt.
AlIHTOHK NOTICul.-to tbo Court of
Common Piece of ClearSold Co.. Pa. Pi.
Fa., No. ITS, Kept. Term, IS7S. 0. Blottenberger
eo, Jerry Q'Brlen, .
Tho ehdereigoed Auditor, eppolale by the
Court to distribute tbo proeeoda arieiog from Ihe
hherig'e rolo of Oefenilool'e real eetale, hereby
giioe notice Ibet bo will ettend to tho dntiee of
bia oppolntment ol bl oSico In LloarDeltl, on
WKUNKSIMY, DKCKMIIKB 17TII,
S7li at !
o'clock P. M., when nad where ell pnrtiea ioler
I oilarf m.r all.eS. A ll. KHAMKH.
Auditor.
Oleerflel.t, Pa., lloo. JJ, ls7 It.
CI.GAIIKItCLD COUNTY BO, N k. The
banking Srm knows al the CleorSeld Couaty
Bank baa been dlsiolred by mutual ooneent, end
the bank Ie lo go loto greduai HqolJatloo. Wo
are reipenrible for the deblc, ood will pay them
Tbo oessts will bo under control of Jobn W.
Wriglcr eicluilrely, at tho backioff house, end
nod will be collected by bim.
JAMKrJ T. LEONARD,
J AM US B. OHAHAM,
WILLIAM PuBTKll,
. WILLIAM A. WALLACK,
OLOKIIK L KEKU.
Cleorleld, Pa, Dee. a, 1I7 K.
AUDI Toil' NOTICR.-Ie Ibo Orphans'
Court or Clearfield oouoly. In t ho mat tor
al tbo acute or lioao MoKoo, lele ot Kbox Iowa
abin, Clearfield county. Pa., deo'd.
The undcreigced Auditor, appointed by tha
Court to diatrlbete the balance of money lo tbo
hende of Jamas M MoKoe and Jobn I. MoKoe,
Admlnlalralore of aai-l deceased, to ood among
iho portion outitled thereto, and to asoertaia cod
report tbe amount ol widow'c dower, chergaoblc
under each of tho pleoee of tbo real orlato of eoid
decedent, occept-d by the eereral beirc at the ral
uetloo fixed In the portltioo of acid aetata, will
meet the partlec Intvreeted lor Ihe purpoeo of bic
appointment on FKUMY, DKCt'MHKK ItlTIl,
IS7U, el I o'elook P. M , when nnd wboro oil par
tlec Interrstcd may attend.
OSCAR MITCIIKLI.,
Auditor.
Clearfield, Pa., Deo. 3d, 18! 8 It
1880.
Harper'. Bazar.
ILLUSTRATED.
Tbii popular poriodieal ti or a ml neatly o
journal for tba boubold.
Jfvor Nuabor foraiabM tbo latent Inforntttiun
in regard to faabiooa im dram and oroaineal, tha
Dcwost and moat approtad pal term, witb deiAiip
tl ort. e let darned from aulhebtlo and original
onroeii while tu titorien, Puvmi, and Kiieya on
.Social and Domoftlo Tuple, giv rarietj to Ita
cola mo l.
Tb folumtl of tb affaeor begin wltb tha Aral
Number for January oftaob year. Whan no tin
ii mentioned, it will bo undent uod thiU tb cub
oribcr wlihei to com men oo wiih tb number sell
alter tha rooeipt of order,
HARPERs"PEEIODIOALS.
HARPER'S M AOAKtNE, Ooo jrr f. 00
HARPER'S WEF.KlV, 4 90
HARPER'S BAZAR, " M 4 01
ThaTHHKR nbur-namod puhllitationOfOna
Year 10 00
Any TWO above-named, Oo Year ? ft
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, Oo VaJtr... I 60
Poetag Free to all aabaertber 1 ibo i'nltotl
Stat or Canada.
Tho Annual Vltna of Harprr'i Baur, (a
neat cloth binding, will be aent by mall, poetaga
paid, or br etprtti, frrouf etpeme (pruvided the
freight does not txtjood on duliar per -o'uajtj),
for fT.UO eech. A eompltt Hit, eomprlring
Twel Votunva, aent on raovtpt of oaah at the
raw of $6,lj per tot an, freight at oxpena f
pnrohnMr.
Cloth Catea for ech rtilame, no it able ft-r bibd
Ifif, will bo tent by mail, panpaid, on topipt of
$1.VH each.
Remittanoai ihoultl b nad by Pu.tuffli:
afoney Order or Draft, lo tioid ahane of lo.
Mawapapera are not i ipy ibli ndrertiio
nt wltbout th etrM order of 11 Antra A
o roth ante
Ad.irfii HARPER A CROTUF HS.New York
Uee. 10 m
WONDER
OF
WONDERS
GREAT HOLIDAY
STIOHS
ANT OP THE FOLLOW 1NQ OOOIiS FOR
PRKSENTS !
MUSICAL GOODS.
P1AN08,
OR0AN".
VIOLINS.
UKIME,
ACCOIIDKON,
, COKCSRT UAKMONICA8,
BOOKS.
DICTI0NAItg,
UUTORlitl,
I.IURARY,
HCTION, r
ADVKNTt'RKS.
TRAVELS, AO.
FANCY GOODS.
Ml'BIC ROLLS,
AITUUKAPH ALBlrSIS,
URKSSIN8 0KK8,
PUOTOUHAI'H ALBUMS,
Handkerchief & Glove Boxes.
JAPANESE flOODS OP EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
Come one, come alL aad aoo for yourselroe.
Dt.n't fatl to eoll. I ana sure voa can find vbot
roa want.
, , r. A. O.tl LIN
lie. io, ; tr.
TllHV 1.IBT...LI.I of tho name, of Jurora
f r grown ror Jenuer, Term, A. 11. IflHO, com.
caeaelng oa tbo ti otondaf (ISlb), and to cms.
tinno three fcrkc I
angag juauaa.
Jaa train. Clccrteld,
J 0 Mr era, '
1 II llurarl, Orahanj,
Sbb'I Wiibarew, Jordan
A Arderr Carwenerltle,
uonrnd tlaker, knoi,
Tolnert Ogden, Lnw'aao
W UeW.lt, Heocoito.
John Black, Bell,
ft K Hloon e
Joho Uet, Morrlo.
II Hnrloiaa, Vo.es,
J n gblrev, Uraufurd,
Jas M Spencer jr, Pike
Jooo W Corp, Brady,
Jeace W Carhale, '
itohort Uweoe, Pike.
.4 Posllelbe.it, Send;,
Daeid Hoover, '
K B Kaalr. Borneilelp
Refai l.incsej, Cheat, I
J W mil, Wondorard,
I Hoodereoo, ...
H.ib'l alcttareejr 1
taArnaaa jraoae -tot trnng, lira air.
Joe Shaw, Cleerflcld, Itlecrge Test, DecalBr,
Ilarrr at ilia, " Jubc Marks,
M P bwaae, Car'ivllla. 0 l Rrlao. Uirard.
Jcrrr Irwlo, HolBdele,ileleh Jorr. "
P J McCclioogh, tVea D Bargee, Grobaei,
Mieaaei uuner, ueeeoia, joo vrty, ttreeawood,
lice Bineigli,WallacoleB Jeaee Kr.ur,
Hueb Mnlleo, llaccarlteJU I Sc,rllcg, OnHxl),
rlghf,
Cocrail Uiuter.
JaeSpatiele
Jno Utiwersot, Hnaton,
Angne Miller, Bell. .
Waa Stopboos.ir, Kort'c
J W Campbell, "
Jas a Head, Lewronoe,
L Deootog,
j jonnson "
Jonn Rotbroch, Bogga,
Oaa'l tiineal, "
D llltchioga, Btodlord,
llocrge A'd.rr. Morris,
nioaoiaa rallaaor, "
R 0 Breoaef, J
OoTid W H.,1, p,,,,
J B Ureal Sin Ir. .
aoesBoeiall Ir, Bred;,
Kroctoe Lather, -
llenrr ninler,
Lorn 'I Brrre. Bornsldet
J 1 Cloaeer, Union,
J I reoplce,
M HollepoWr,
H Wilklni. Woaderard.
Joo 0 Mitchell jr, "
rrm Heccltcn, uaect,
Wei Ktose, CotIobIoo.
Jne M Cheer.
JnkB t.iw I it
Jpo Bflrl,
enaeoasB rraees In teacg, Wra nor.
T It Pnllerton, 0 (eorf'd ' Pool While. Cheat,
II t Rlgler, Olcarlield.
P Hawedr. 0
J U Uilo Loaober Cnj,
E L Ooolkroih. L CUT.
Gilbert Toner. Mewharg,
llorrg K rouse, Oecoela,
Joe F Bonner,
M l al;ore, "
Tleaoihe Leo. Bell.
TUWoodwaHjr.Haat'a
R CaldwolL K co..
John J Rend. UwaMec.
ioo uongoonr or,
aaeoa. Home,
Leooerd Krler, atonic,
W B Dcelaer.
Joo L Wllooa, Bradford
Jaa Vldoailro. Peon.
Mark Krler,
I'hrtet Borhet, Dredr.
mek'd Uoornrir, roan,
u 4 ircaiep, ribc.
Uel BloOie. -
Joho W Koalk, "
flee W N.ie
T W Foracworta, Plko,
J M breeder, Uolooj,
D ticreana, Bomside if
Wea Ilutieo.
o r retcrasan. Wood d,
Pour Brailler. V
'Joe 0 ItUglal
eairaeea li anas go wnBg.Mrg aat.
W J Elena. Barnclde nor
Morris Dealap, Qrnkaaj
P B Meaa.
J P Irwla, Cleargold.
J B Jenklac, Cor'crlllo,
OT McOmehea.arooaw'd
Klch d Jane, Hoatadale,
i.ooc loorp,
Joo Belter, Eorlhoao,
L McOrookea, Boon,
Thoe W, there w Jr, Kooi
A J fllllch, Uvronco.
w a aaeoiooigio,
M Cowoa. Beooorlo,
Uoeehtak Place. Blcoea.
JeOeo Jaotee, li.ggi.
Vontol TMnip, Bradfcfd
Jooch 0 regie, - '
Jao B Jjetle,
Jen Iloorer, Morrta,
too FolUner, - '
Ak Peeraa,
Wll
W a TeTtef.
Oloa C Book,
t L oTeOeor, Bmdjr,
J.hn Poctor, ' .
l RoaBa, .,
John Uertiele, "
ol 8 Bheocn, Pong,
Wai Dale, Pico.
D I Brgbeher, Union,
Wea Rhletdc, Weodwer
P HcokeaaorrBn'alnel
'.. I I
A MeCmoOeo, Pergaeea Rata,
iv drntlsfinrtits.
CAUTION. AH peroone ore hereby warned
egel-el meddling or In eny way lourter.
ieg wila the following perennel proper'T. now in
tbe pooaooeioe of i. P, Otiflmen, 01 Woodward
tnwmkip, rnJl Ono ronS alallion. una black
geldiog, and two eele of borneee, ae tbe aome be
longe tu oa, aad Ie left woe eotd Coffaioo on lean
oole, auldoct 10 our order ot any liuie.
Hi A A. FLYNX
Hu.l'b't ttyllc, Pa., Nor. St, lt7 II.
AIIDITOH'S HOTICR. lo the Orphans'
Court of CleaiSeld ooonly. In tbo metier
ol tbo eetale of Peior Aabeofeltor nnd hteria
Aabonfeller, late of Hreily towooMp, dee'd.
me unaeriignea AU'liti-r, apLoioiea oy me
litHit.r, apLtiiwaa oy inai - - ' . r " " "'"are
ibo -...l-.b.lanoe. In : " twf '"rI !?"rbo"Bl' "d rn ,b.r..
Idmlnialralor anionf thai" M, .a in ic.v.i,or .nd ta
iberHo.wt.1 ntterd to lb. & ,A M "P"7 nod Cal.t.
Court to sietrlbula I
tbe hande of Ihe A
boiro legally eotitled tberee
duliea ol ale eppoiatmeot ot Ibo officio of Wallaco
A Krebe, In llir borouuk of Olearleld. on TIIIIHS-
DAY. DKL'b'MliKH jITU ihtu, at I .'oia,, p.
M-. wneo aim wnero au parties tnteraa'cl mar
ettend. II. V. WALLACK. auditor.
.lUlasrield, Fa, Deo. J, 1: at, .
A l lITIR' NOTICE,
In tb Orphan'
lo tha k attar
V. Court of ClrarBeld rounty. la tha matter
ol tntaioi Hiiiiai
townafaip, dee'd,
BtU, la i of llrnwood
Tb undertirood Auditor, appointed by the
vouri to en a a mitrioutioq or th balance in tn
haBda of rramptoo Boll nod Z. L. Hoorar, Ad-
minlatratora of aaid doeodent to and among tba
parti legally entitled thereto, borehy giv
not mo (bat no will attoud to th dutloa ol bia ap
noinimrnt at the vOioo of MoKnallv MoCurdfi
in ib borouyb of O leer field, on FRIDAY, tb
iVtb day of DECEMBER, th7. at ID o'elook
A. . D. W. MoCl'RDY, Audit.
Clcarflold, Pa , lloo. Id, UTW-Jt.
Interesting to Buyers!
H.A.Kratzer
HAS A LAIIOK A.-1HOH TMt.NT OF
, El::!;:::,
Cloths, Cassimeres,
AND AI.1. KINDS OP
Winter Dry Goods,
Whioh b will tl oheap formub. Ilaadaomo
Carpels and Oi! Cloths.
Ladies' Coats Dolmans
In PtiKk and Maitr to Order.
KfCHARDSON'fl CKLKHIUTKD
Elmini' Boots and Shoes.
Boj no otberc i the; aro tko lieet
FRKNPII AND AMERICAN fAI.c" SKINS,
KIP AND SULK L'ATHKH.AT
KKASONaULIi KAlKi.
HEMKMI1K11 TIIK PI.At'lt:
-
H. A. KRATZER,
I dour. Welt of Pmlnffiec, CLXARFIELD, PA
Do.Jlt. '; tf.
Cathartic Pills
Combine tha rlioiot CHthnrtlo prin.
in niotllriiM, ta pruiirtiiua ndnritily iU
jtistetl to nwcurft aclivlt, crinintv, jiu.1
uniformity of eflVct. Tli't-y nrr llt- t- -nil
of yani of careful utiuly anil irai t n!
pnriinent, ant) art tlio nimt ellf. tni: n rn.
ttly yot tliroriml fr eliiw atM-a, . .
il?ran(tem nt of tlie gtoinai h. liv r. im.l
ltow?la, wliu h rroiilm pnunt an.l nl. . tun
trratment AvEit a are Ht !iiii Hb.
Slirablo to Kit a claw of liaiwttN. Ti.- u t
ireotly on tlia dit(lv ami aimiiiiiiuiUA
firoceaeci, and retoro n'nlitr lu-niiliv m -ion.
Their oxt?nalvo r iilivHii 'Htt) in
their prm-tico, ami by all rtrillr.il m i ri.,
la one of the many jmmi of iln tr nv.. m
safe, aura .noil (wrfwilv rttlinblt iitri:.ii
uiMlirine. Bt?iuK cdr!i,Hi,Hulrtl of th (r.
wntratotl TirttUMi of purely rctirtablr ul
tancoa, they are naithety friw Intni -alt-mol,
or any injuria ma pnMrtiia, end cm Im
aUiuiuiaitrtHi to childrvu MltU jKri-c n.ui t .
Avrn'i Pilli are an rffm-liinl rnrt f.-r
Conatipntlon or i'oatlvt no, iMlfteo.
tlon, lygrp?paln, I, oh tf ANHte,
Koul Btomaoh and) Hreuth, UittKliwaN,
llr(Wh, Lou of Momory, MintlmH.
lililouanoaa, .Inundlcr, Klinumatiam,
I'.ruptiona anfl hkin IinaeH. lrrfay.
Tu mora. Monti. N en ml a; in, Villc,
llrlpea. Dlinvrrhaii, lHopnttryf (mill,
l'ilfflt, Olaonlrra of the Liver, mt.i mi
nthor dirvtw rmultinir from a iI!m M
tate of Uio tlfHesUva apAnitiia. . . ;
Ai a Dinner Pill tltvy liare no n.;al.
While fpMiWtt in ih.'ir a-lion, tbeae
are th nitmt thonuitfb and warching cai)i::r
Uc that can 1 euii'lnypd, anil nvor n'vt?
pain nl tlw tMfU nre inilanml, ami
then their inflitenre. ia healing. Thy atimu
late the appetite and dilative organ; thrv
operate to pur If v and enrirh the blood, and
Impart rwnewetl health and vigor to the
whole ayiteui,
Prtpartd by Or. J. C. Aytr & Co.,
PmettMd Mai Analytical ( beanie,
Lowell, Matt,
oi it avu. muoeim iTSBTvaan
Sheriff's Sale.
By rlrto f nadry wrlta of Lemri Faeia It
tued oat f the Court of Commaa Pla of Clear
field eouaty, and t directed, there will b
ipoaed to public tale, at tk Court Hon, ia ta
borough f Clar&td. aa
Uednaaay, Ueccmbrr 3Ut, IH19,
At 1 o'elnek P. M., tha tolluwiDf dewibed real
lUt. to wit :
A nrtala iwo-etory rVam bo I Id in ( or dwell inn
18it lelgWilh tt and rtilaji aaitartMaat
thereto, alt aet la th borb at OfOeola. Clear
field oontjr, Pa., bonnded and driorihed ai fol
low! : Oa tb aorth by lot No. of M nibaa-
ao Lead and Ia tuber Co., at ay M No. !,
loath byHeroqd avean, anil weal by lot No 418,
beta .0 fiet front a aaid aenae, and feet
iip. Ber(J, takea la cseoaiioa and ta b aeld
ae the property of C. W. Jlmler.
Taaaa or 8Li.-Tb prie or aata at wbleh
th property aball be (track off aaaat be paid at
tb tin of tela, areuebethar arrufeacau
ad a will b appro red, atharwia th property
will b iBjavdiatelypnt ap aad a Id aaaia al
th Bpat and riik of lb proa ta wboa. It
wa itraak off, aad wae. ta aif dloiaoy at
oah rtale, aball aak ftaod th aaia, end ia
a taalaa will tb Ld he prwaeated la Coart
for toaanaaiioa aals tb tnoay t aetaallt
paid to tb Sheriff, ANDKkW bNTZ, jr.,
Baaairr'a Orrira, I bbeHff.
Clearleld, Pa., Dee. 3, :t.
SheriiT's Sale.
1)T elrtoo of coadrr writi ef Pea. JCr., Ireoed
I out of the Cow 11 of Oooaoaoo Pleae of Clear.
eld Co., aad to Me directed, thoro ejlll bo ea paced
to nni.Uo aale. at tha Coart House. In t!ia burnn.k
of paaarlleld,, oa
n eftiieednT, Docccabcr aiet, INTO,
At 1 o'clock, P. II, Ika follewaig deaaikod real
oetcte, to with
A aertaln lot of growad altoou la Horn,
dale boroogh, Cleerlleld eoaoly, pa konnded
end deeorieed aa follewet Ueiioalag at a poet
ot tko eoaiec.it comer of Honneh etnot and
Pine el ley, aeaik 10 degrees ond M miaaloe weel
11 loot to n poet II fort Irons oenlro lino Ol ibo
Moehnnnoo Branch Railroad i tkoooo along snld
railroad and II feet trace coolro II foot, aaoro or
leec, toe poet thooao aorth II degreea oad H
-icaiee earl oof feel to coat aide ef Hannnh
el reel, taeooo north 1 dogrooc weel o ,ol
abeng aaid aoalb sldo K lannak atreet lo o pool
- - R..,a.Bn, ... ..... ib roe gen
oral plaa af said noroogh no lot No. , nnd kee
ing thereon erected o two-ctorj freeao hooee 10
bj 1 J feet, Pelaed , lahaa la oaeenttoa end as he
aold os tao proportr ef W, J. Sherbaogh.
Also, a ear lain lot of oroand al.a.f. ! u ,.
dole borooch. Olocrlold oonutv. P. . ei .
ooraor tot oo Ibo ocmor of llaonek and Briibla
, wanoco co loo aorta 07 Hannah atreet, be
tkoeonik, and by brick keildlnge Moagiog to
Caeaoroa oa too oaat. boloo 14 feci r. .. ae
feet dee wltb a two-Morn fraaa e.k.
i-eiwaw ecweioo, weiog 10 an ft loot.
Also, two late ot hand In tan boeoo.h - tl.-..
aaie, i-iearaeia oaanle, ra.. ae no kia hi. . 0.0
and IDS. lolnlng nad rroaUag o MoAleet ctreVt;
about 300 feet, aad ruanlog hock log feet to Pino
ollee. Bonodod k; Kallroo4 on tao aorth, Mo.
moor eireet oa ibo want, rtna altar 00 Use eaet
aad AVa alter oa Ibo oonlb, containing one hall
cere of I'eend. wiih a large deable-htlek koioe
II kg 0 feel, two elorloe kieh. M.I.I. ..J ..k.'
oat owlldiogi tkorooa erected. Belaed ukea ea
e..,,, cod to no eeld ae tkn propane , ,..
Wateboaaa aad Tboeeaa Walehoaaa. .
AIM. tbeee two eortal. Im.i. . 1 .
Lawrenaotomaklp.Cloara.ld oonntr. Po,. kaowa
I. Ibophan of th.ro.. af V ChJielVi TlS
Hlckok euaot. wed b 0U.1 -ZV T:
by ta-foM alWr, oaet br le toot alter oa.dbVZ
tatog gg fMI frM M bU.1. rJ.tT.'d".g u
p.Md Ma. Oe, Z k";. "I?.
iberoog ornote a
erje fraooe ekerok MMlng
ajloa, aad to aa eokt an Uae
iwoieca.iaaiooineneceUM.ua 1. l. ...
Boil
.nie..!. mi ia as n on can
I Ii ' a"gauoa af woot Clear
'iftciinr aAiit- ir" fcgofr o e IT
Aha, moorialn traot of load iltuat ) Dtggint.
til1, WrMitlward tunokblp, Olcarlield Oouoty, pa
hnundrd and deibed a follow ii oB n,, ,lftL
by aa alley, toaita tiy llaimati afreet, west hT
pro perty of lleorg Reblnana, eaat I y prupert
H. II (tabdirn, M bilng Aw l-el front hd 160 (,,(
Utbfp, and having thera irouiod Iwa iUr
fraui h'HIt lltltl ft. H4 aed, 1ak Id
Von and t n hM ae tb property r 'lhamai
in-y.
A'ao, a errlain Iraot of luiiti iltaata ia W-J.
ward twp., CI ea rile 1 1 Oo , Pa., buRled aat Vy
land of P. A A. tlyao, aoyth by laoJi of Jooi
noynttiR, wt by aeia. Berth by land of lUrd
Richard and Joha 1 hiilpa, oontaiaing bio arei
usare or leae. and hat in of attaint IB !
bUHrOBOIBD, UotCCUlurie
Alio, a certaia traytt of land Uuat U Karl,
koue lewt.ahlp. Clear R eld (tuuaty, Pa., bouadd
and dertvt a foUawat lleginnlng at a b ichor
i (siroer wllitM4 y btekury (euplia A.b
. j atwuip ; i hauoe eout-b by otbor 'aoil of Jaa. Kite
atKiuloO psfohoatoa pi a marked l,t eorneri
thano weel by aiU pieo or land and land of J
R. Ulliiland. porcbaa to line of J.R. (tilhiand
land; tbeooe nurta by aaid land abunt ft pernbe
lo lino of land of Uiraai Ruingardnor j theac
aat by taltl laol nt land ol Jaiuea Uaiel. par.
ohta to hickory and plow of beginning, e..Biain
li.g UO acre, l are or wbiob ia o tea, red, hav.
I u it iherroa tr-ted a frame hon and Ing barn,
with a young beving ore I. aid, Maed, taken in
aatcntioo and to be eoid a tb property nt Joba
Ji. Uiobaola, with not ire lo Jb C.'.Michar.
tart tenant
TitarS Sal - The pried or un at whlvk
th property ahall b triHik off mutt be paid at
(lie l iioe of enle, or auok other arrangement, mad
aa will bo appro red. otberwiae tbo property will
bo lintndiatly put up aud aold attain at tb aa
pn and rik of tUo peraoo to whoia It in
truck If, aud wbu, ta oao of deAcioBuy at auun
r !, ahall aak good tb uo, and ta no
inata.no will th Deed be presented ia Conrt le-r
ooollraalioB unlf tb money ( actually paid to
the btirnff, AMJKKW PUNXZ.Jr.,
SniNiry'i Orrtca, I S bar iff.
Ofearftaltt PH Don. 3d. 1&7M.
, ... Sheriff's Sale.
BY virtu of writ ef , laaed
out of th Court o( Cotninua Plea of Clear,
field eounty, aod lo na directed, tbr will b
txpod to FllUhlC 8AI.B, at th tert Huie,
la the borough of CUarfUid, ou
Uctlueaday, Oectmbrr Slat, H?u,
At 1 o'clceb, P. M., th fallowing dewrlbej real
eitate, to wit i
The following property al'uiU in BurniM
Wwr.ahip, ClearUold oouicty, Pa.bouaJtd emit by
land f Tiioniaa Mitobell, auulh by laud of HiJdle,
waat by land of Uargtaaa ailate, urlb by land of
Jewe liuitt'd, enulainiiig S4tl acre, more or Wet,
with about 90 aorea cleared aad uadr iutpruve
meat, and bavlog thereon rted a Iwo-atory
fraui bnuae, large bank bara aad otbar neoeavery
tuthHi'diDgt. wiik orchard aed gool well of
water, beiaed, takh iaaeefuiton aad to be aold
u tbe pnipegty of V. U. Uoekenberry, with
notice to David lteed, 1) an til JJcCraoke and
Janet titer diod, tcrr tanaot.
A Uo, tb fullowiBg real eiUt tit a ate In Burn
id towoahlp, Clearfield o?uity, I., bouoded
weft aad aorth by Burqaeheona rlrer, mat by
land of Edward King'a eitate, lou'h by land f
Viorrnt Toakiaa, n tain log 21 arrea, nur or
., all cleared, and bating thercoa arenUiJ a
iwo etory fmm boua. fraa bara and sarpea
ter rbep. Baised. taken ie xeeuliaB and to b
old aa the property of Juho King.
A!ao, all tbat certain traet or pice of taad alt
nat in iMorria towctblp, Clearfirld oounty Pa.,
bounded and described ai follow ; HrginDlog at
a stake; tbenoe north 87 degree waat 0u perch
by land of W. Albert A llmttiera to ttooei; tbeooe
'ill by ram land aoutb 3 degre wen 176 pr.
sfaea lo tb plaoe of tv-g inning, (Hiataioing AS
cre nod 6 perghei, wita attout fcft tore aleared,
ml haeipg iIitcud retd a log houae, log kern t
aud outbuildiogf.
Alao, another p!e of land ia tani townvhlp,
bo added and deaoribee. a follow : Beginning at
a whit oak on land of Daniel B. Well, J. Davi
ndJanee Potter; thoace north by Potter's and
TbtJtaaa Wilaon' land 119 perohea to a white
oak ; thenoe aootb 42 degree eaet Ad perobe to
uue ; tbeno -lung 8ut road euaib 10 degreea
wet it purohe ta .tone ; tbeaoe weet along Jao.
Uavii' bo 80 perchea to plaecof beginning, oo.
Uioing t aeree aod 28 per e be, all o leered, ttd
having t hereon retd a Ira me boose, frame bara,
aod other outbuilding, beised, taken in execu
tion aud to b auld a fb proper tt of A lira n U.
fierce.
Also, tbr following real elat iltuate la th
village of Franklin, Hull townitilp, Clearfield
rnotaly, Pa : Two towti lota fronting 1X0 ieet ea
River Btrfft, and running book 1 7 feel U land
el K. IVIchalTey.boiiBtled jt by Kiver trtwt,aoath
by an alley, west by land of H. MehaSeytaol
north by land of K MefamTey, and having ibere
eo ereoted a Iwo-atory frame houae, witb kitcbea
attaebed, well BaUbed, fraiae stl! and ailier
on i build I tagf
AUo, anoibor piece of land lituet In Bell
townabip, bounded et by Cheat ereek. north by
Horquebanua rii er, wat and eutk ky Ian 1 of P.
H. Miller, eoouiaiag acre, al re or lea, all
cleared, and ao huiidiogi.
Alao, tbe oaeuTtdirlde'l half interest tn th ftl.
In wing tract of land ia Bell townthin. Ctearrteld
oounty, Pa., bouoded oa tke aortk by traet No.
e,t, on me am oy u. a ratter surer, oa tbe
ouibbylaodof K h. Miller and 8 V. MeCloaker,
and oa tbe west by bud of K. L. Jdiltvr, J. U.
Beatty, and otbers, onUioiaa 7tift earee. more or
leas, aud having thereon ereeted aa eld boa.
Alao, another trnet of land situate iw Ball two..
bounded and described aa follows: Kait by land
of K. C. Thoaipaoa,aoath by land of McUe and
Mfamney, west Dy tana ( Lojraa aad Mebafler.
Berth by land ef Bell aad Irvia, containing 4u
ere aor or Uu, with abont 7k ae ea lwtrMl
and under Inproreaient, tb baUoee ia timber
land e.ilh wieuskiBdseftimber.bariaetbereniMi
created a log boue aad a log atable. Keiaed,
taken ia eieatioa and to bt fuid ai tbe property
ol Uarid W. Logan.
Alio, th following deaerlbed ml eatal sltuat
la Covington townnbip, Clcarfirld oounty. Pa,
bounded bv lands ef Celertiae Triooar ea thaeaJi
and aoutb, on tbewaet by lead of L, M.Cuudriet,
aed oa tbe north by anise, eoataintng 3u nore,
more or lets, being tbe aaute plee f land eonrey
ed to Francis BrBQll by tho will of bia father,
Pater Breaeell, with thereon erected a log dwell
tag hoaae, twe aorie higb, a black mitb shop, a
double bank -barn of 1 ogt.aod other outbuilding.
All of the land la cleared, and a bearing orchard
ob it treited, taken ia icouiioB and to be sold
as tb property of F . 1. Broaoell.
AUo. a certain let or bieoa of aruund la th vil
lag of Wait Clear Held, La wren e towaeblp,
Clearfleld eouoty, Pa., bounded oath at br lot-
of Kb. Biglar, oa th west by let No. U, oa th
eoaia ny utearaaia tract, anj on tb aevtb b u
alley, and kaowa la plan ef aaid village, aa tot No.
ir. aaviBg tbcreoa ereeted a two alarv bun
kaae. Seised , taken tn exccBtloa and to be aold
aa the proporty of James Uastoa.
Also, a certain traet of land situate la, IWelar
tewnvhip, Clearfleld oouaty Pa., bonnded eaat by
land of Bliaa Kephart, west by land of Joaathan
Mjnion, eon in ny land er Aaron walker, and
aorth by land of Andrew Kephart, aonteioiar lot
acres, nor er )i, abont U aeret cleared, baring
thereon erected a frame hu,nn eld log house,
"K vara anu eninntiatnga. Belted, utea fa ea
ff ufi on and to be reld aethe property of Michael
Walker. 77
A lo, t b fallowing real tMnt lllaat ta Belt
towaahlp. Cleerflcld eoentr. Pa., boaadad etitke
land ef Joba Hoaa, aoa'h by publb) roatU waat by
Oeerge Meek ley, and nvth by public road. aoa.
iMnT I aeT, or ar tee a, and baelae thciwon
creeled a lwe.try frame house, small shoe shop,
-nn mux, (in. i tii age. Deisc'i, (en in ven
lion nnd to hvtoid as tb property of W. II. hot.
Also, ft of groan la th boreogh f Kew
Wahinnt"n, Clearfleld eoautr. Pa.. boomlMl
fin a by Main street, wait by lot of Joseph H.
MuMur-ay, north by aa oiler, east by Keeond
street, being 14 Hi feel, baviag Uareea ereeted
iwo-siory iram ewe I Ilea aouaa and frame
labia.
Also, another lot la eabi biroueh. bounded
aorth by Maia street, cant by an aliey, eouib and
wen oy lane oi j. H. ;mBtnea. eentaiaine
acre, end baring thereon a a umber ef bearing
fiait trees.
AIM, lite estate ia tot ef ground In ealtl tar
eugh, bounded aorth ISO feet by Main atreet,
east 100 feet by heeend itreet, aeetk by Cum
mlnge. and west by au alley, having there,
erected e small dwelling huaee, and large frame
table, betted, Ukea ia eieewtioa and U be told
ea the proprrty of James hi. Buaa.
Alan, Ibe following real tat ellnatc la
ItcecaHa toe n bin. Clearfield mant Ia ...jI
cd oa th aet by land ef Samuel liagerty aad
Stewart Cowca, west by land of Jaa. aad Heorge
Orhelt, seyih br lad of Waliaoe A llo,.kias,
containing If acres, more or lose, tbe same be
ing partly unttailaia with a larte rein af hii.ml.
sou coal, wiih about 4 aore c eared, nnd har
ing increon erectee) a two story frame bouse, a
frame stable, aad neoesrary aatbalblinga. Bctsed,
takea In eiccutioa aad Ie be sold u tha neotkc
ef Jama U. (Jill.
Ala, all that certain niece er traet mf U.J eU.
Bate ta Decatur townahin. CleerBaM u.
boa a tied en the east by land of J. Kill, ea tbe
nor ib by land ef Michael Walker, oa the ao.tb
and wt by hind f Jonathaa Boyatoa,enBtaia
lag aboat 43 aarea, with abec 3? aeraa er4,
aad hating tbercun erected a hewed qm hvee
-tgti, r mi aara an taer cut
aukldtags, with a guod areknrd ef hulo frail
treea. beiied, Uksn In I ecu tlon ad ta be sold
aa the propriy-wf Adam Walker.
Alto, a certain traet af land liluats la Choi I
tnwaabip, Clearfleld eonnty, Pa., begtaning at an
old hemlock corner) tkeare by Ined of John
McCord and ol ' traet liae lit pervbea, mre t
!, lo hemlock tbene by land of McUarrcy
couth drgrece west lit perohes, more er less,
le maple : thence by land ef Joba MeCetly estate
Berth 4fl degree weet ITb perrhee, mere er lees,
t pst t thence by arlgiael line north degree
eeit lit perehee te beginning, (see la tbe oftce
of the Beeerder af UHt, Deed Book B," page
Mf end eeaiaining wrM, raor er teas,
bo I M aaree cleared, be tag thereoe ereeted a
leg hones and a log bara. beised, take la ci
cutlea and la be toll aa tba property ef Ucurgt
U. BtOully and A. i WcClly, urr teaaab
AW tbe fel lowing real eetate ckteate In Bern
rid Uwnsbip. Cleave Id emnty, Pa bounded
east, aewth aad aorth by led af Oeerge Patebia,
end weet br Ihe KeeejecbanM rtvr, vonlsiaieg
TI aeree, mere er lee, with ebeni aaree cleertd,
aad baring tbereea erected a Water aawmill aed
impraremeau. Melaed. tmkm la eie-ati- and
te be setd aa tho prepewtf J George Levelee.
tnawa er 9ilb. Tb prie r cam at which
the prepart shall ha stmek af meet be paid al
th lime ef Bale, er web ether arraagemeaia
made aa will he approved, elkerwiMtk proper
ly will be Immediately aal wp and eld agai el
the eipeuec and risk ef th ptn le whom if
was atrnek el, aad ke, in baa ef dsflctbac aj
each re-eele, shall make gbod tb ,
a Inataaew will the One) be prweearM ia Oevtl
fee eenflrmatiea a a leec tb may to aetaall
paid e tee tUceif. AX lift It W PKNTaV Jr.
Saaairr'a Omoa, I Bhettf.
Certtd, r Iee. d, IITt.