gUUroad.
Pennsylvania Ilallroad
TYRONg CLEARFIELD BBA.NCU
ft ud after atoaiiey, NOV. It, 1879, the
Vy Punier Tralee will run daily (aicept Baa
U71I HtHl TyreaeaBd Uloarteld, m rollowi
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LBAVB SOUTH. I LEAVB NORTH.
Garwenirllla,.-l.II, ra. Tyrone,.- t.OO.A.a
Rieerrlow ,.1 .10, " Vanaeoyoe,.... t.M, "
Oleerl.ld 1.40, ' Summit 10,
Leonard,.- lit, 11 Poweltoa 1" M, "
Barrett, " OHMla,...IO II,"
Woodland 4.01, Bojuton 10.17,"
Bigler,.. 4 Ox, Steiner1 10.31,
Walleeelead.tr, Pk.hpibarg.IO. IS,"
Bla. illl,.....4 IS, (ireeein IB.ta,"
Urate ...4.JI, " niu.B.II,....IOH7,"
Phtllpiburf,...4.l, " We1lec,tos,.,.10.4e,
iteioer'a .! S, " Bigler 10.41,"
Boyotoo, 4.40, " WooJIand, 10.49,"
Ouiaola 4.52, Herr.lt 11.07,"
Pow.hoa,. ....04, " Leonard ..11.11,"
rlummlt, 15, " Cleerleld,...U.lV, "
VaneooyM,..I.J4, " Rieervlew.,...! 1.14, 11
Tyrone,..........!.!!, " Curweoaeille,.11.40a.a
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS. J j
LEAVB H1HITH. LEAVE NORTli
Ourweaeailre. MO A. m. Tyrone m-,7.10 a. m.
Rieerview....H 1 19 M Vaneeoyoo,....T.4S "
Cleerleld... 1.47 guamlt 1.0. "
Leonerd a 6 " Poweluea,. 4 17 "
B-rr.lt, i7 " Oeeeole,........! II "
Woudlaad,.... 0.01 " Boynlon,.. 8.34 "
Bigler 4 HI " Sleiner'a, (.10 "
Wallnoelon,... 4.16 " Philip. burg ...I.4J
Blaa Ball, 6.31 Orahem 1.47 "
Oraharn t '25 " Blue Ball 1.61
Puilipibarg.. .M Wellaaetoa,...t .01
Bta.o.r a, 4 S3 Bigler 9.10
Bujotoe, ...... (.47 " Woodland,.... HIT "
Oeoe.ila, 4 4! " Barrall, . li
Powelton .4S " Leonard, 1 .10 "
burnout, 7.05 " Cloerfteld,. 9.11 "
Venaaoyov, 7.24 " Ki.errlow 9.44
Tyrou 7.(5 Curwenirllle 10.00 "
PIIILIPSBURU A MOSIIANNON BRANCHES
LB4VS IOUTS.
P. H. A. M. A. M.
1:00
1:16 7:00
1:19 Ml J
Ml 7:09
1:30 10:10 7:l
1:44 lU.li 7:11
1:47 10:4.1 7:19
1:61 l:4l 7:46
1:67 10:61 7:66
1:07 1(1:18 8:01
.1:11 11:03 :U
tears Roars.
TATIOal.
Morriadal,,
Phillpaborg,
Bleiaer'a
BoyntDo,
Oeoeola,
Moahannoa,
Sterling,
llnuttdala,
MrCauloy,
Kendriok'a,
Ramey. .
a. a. p. m. p. .
. 11:10
13:11 4:10
11:11 4:34
11:14 4:1
1:10 11:04 4:01
0.66 11:61 167
t:60 11:46 1:60
1:15 11:40 1:45
8:111 11:36 3:46
8:15 11:30 3:10
8:3t 11:16 1:30
BALD IAOLE VALLEY BRANCH.
Kl. Hall. Mall. Ep.
r. a. a. a. p. M.
7.09 1.10 lear, Tyrone arrlre 4.10
1 11 8.47 Bald Eagle 6.63
S.ul 9.30 . Julias l.lll
8.14 9.66 allleebarg 4 46
1.31 10.03 Ilell.fonla 4.16
1.46 10.16 Mileaburg 4.16
9.08 10.40 Howard 4.01
141 11.11 arrlre L. Ilaraa laara 8.16
TYRONE STATION.
PaeiBa Eiproia ' 8:14 1 PUlbura;h Bip'aa, 1.61
Johnil.ian Kipreea 1:31 1 Paeina Kipraaa, 1:11
RAITWAaD. A.H.I WB.TWARO. .
. P..
Day Kipreea 11:51 P.M.
Mall Train, 8:37 Way P.aaenger, 1:16
Atlanlie Kxpreaa, 6:51 1 Mail Train, 6:14
Pbila. Kaproil, 1:131 Kail Liaa, 7:01
Oloaa ounnootlona made by ell traina at Tyrone
ana L.nai uaraa. .
B. i. BLAIR,
mylT-tf. Snparintandaat,
8TAOI LINER.
A ataeolaavaa Curwenaville dally for Raynolda.
villa, at I o'eioek, p. m. , arrit iog at Rrynoldirllle
at 6 o'Horik, p. na. Returning, leaeee Raynolda.
Tina dally, at r e'elooa, a. an., arriving at Cur.
weniville at 11 a'oloek, at. Para, aaeh way, tl.
A Itaga laaTaa Carwaoayllla daily, at 1 a'elook,
p. n., tor uuttoui ty'ity, arriving at lluMola CHy
at 4 o'eloek, p. D. Rataralai. laavaa UuBoll at
t e'elaek, a. ai dally, arriringat CorwaaaTillaat
ii a-alooi, ai. rara, aaoh way, il.av.
Allegheny Valley Ballrond.
LOW GRADE DIVISION.'
and altar Monday. Animl 41b. 1879.
V tha pauankar traina will raa dally (aieapt
BaadayJ katwaan Bad Baak and DrUlwaud, aa
lollowa t
KASTWABO.Dy Mail laarai Pltlibnrf
0:55 a. at.l Had Hank 11:15: Hiiro JnaaUoa ll:.1J
Now Bathlabom 11:36 p. B. Mayiyilla 11:50 1
Troy 1:11: Brooarll'a 1:35 I rallar'a !: 1 Ray
oldirilla 1:11 1 DaBoia 1:39 1 Sanailt Taaaal
1:10: Panleld 1:41 1 Waadtllla 4:0i Banaiatta
:3I arnraa at Urmood at 6:10.
WBRTWARDDay Mail laaraf Driftwood
11:20 p. x. Banaiatta 1:06 p Waadrilla 1:10;
PanDald 1:41: Rumrnll Tunnal 3:10 : DuBoUl JS;
RayaoldaTllla3:63: Pullar'alilO: Broakrillat:3;
Troy 3:54; Uayarilla 4:14: Naw Batklabam4:.10 ;
SI. o Jnoatlon 6:11 1 Rod Baak t:3t arriraa at
rutiaarg at 8:00 a.
4r Tba Rrynoldavllla Aosotanadatloa laavaa
Rayooldivilla daily at 7i66 a. and arrival at
Rad Bank at 19:60 a. PiltaaiW at 1:80 p. m.
Laarn Pitubarb at 1:11 p. ai i Had Baak at
1:11 p. w. arrivtag at Rayaaidavtlla at 9:05 p. a.
Cloaa eoaaaatlona aiada witk traina on P. A I
Railroad at Urtllaood, aad wllb traina oa tba
Allagbany Vallay Hailroad at Had Bank.
DAVID McOAHUO, Oaa'l Snp'U
A. A. JAOkaoa, Nnp't In U. Div.
FARE FItOM CLEARFIELD, TO
Ballafanta, Pa tl
Look llavan 1
Mlddlalowa.... 1 to
Marlatta. ....,., til
Laaaaatar ....... tit
PHILADELPHIA 190
Altaaaa 1 II
Johavtown... 1 16
Wllllaaiiport...... I
HaaUagJon ........ 1
LawiatowaH .....M I
MryiTUI............ 4
Cawaaivllla
Oaeaola
nAHKIKBIIKIl... 4
Pblllpabarg. ........ II
Tyrona ... I II
PITTKBURO I II
jMiSffltnufous.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shinglo Bolts & Saw Logs.
Carwanarllla, Jan. I, '78 ll.
Vew Marble Yard.
tombstonesTmonuments,
Poitn for Ctmtttrn loll.
A NEW MARBI.B TARD-CaH at 1. FLA
n ARTY '4 Marbla Korka. Cbolaa work and low
priaaa. Dlraetly oppoila tta Latbaraa Cbarak,
Third airaal. Claarlald, Pa., March 17, 1871 tf
CENTRAL
State Normal (School.
(Eighth Normal School District.)
Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Fa.
A. H: ItA VB, A. M., Principal.
Till Stkool ai al araiaatatrartltatad; awarttaa
vary boat faailitkaa for PrafaiaioBal aad t'laalaal
raarnlng.
Baildiarj tDMloaj. lavltlaa aad aammadlm.
aeaplrtaly kaatad ay alaara, wall vaatllatad, aad
faralrbad with a bonatilaiaapply af para watar,
Loaatiaa kaahbrWI and aaay af aeaaak
Rurmaadlog aaaaary anaarpaaaad.
, Taaabara aipartaaaad, anrbjBl, and allva ta
tbatr wark,- a
Diaaipllaa, Irm balklad. aa)rra.aad Iboraagb.
Kinanaaa amawrata.
Fflr aaaU a waak dadoatlaa ta than praparlni
tolaaab.
StadantradaiHtav any tlaia.
Couraa af atady prvaaribad ny Ida Statat 1.
Modal "abial. 1 '. Prarjaratary. 111. Klaaaa
Ury. IV. alantifla. , , .
. AajrjRct oaniHlr ( r
I. Aoadaala. IL Csaaaretal. IIL Ma.la.
IV. Art.
Tba BlaaanUry and Solaallla aaoraa ara Pro.
faaalaaal, aad aladaau gradaallag taarala raaalva
Btata Dlploaaa,aonfarrlag taa followiag aorraa.
poadiag dagraaa i Maatar af tba Rolaaoaa. Urad
aatai la tba olhar aoaraaa raaalva ftovaal Oartit.
aatai af Ibalv altaiaoMata. algnad by tba Paaalty.
Tba Pralaatioal aoaraaa ara libaral, aad ara
ia taoroagbaaaa Bat iafariov la tbaaa ar aar aaat
aolkgaa.
Taa BUU rvajairaa hi (bar ardar af attiaaa
fhlp. Tha llaaa daaaad it. It la ana af tba
ansa objooU f Uta aakaul la balp la aaawra H by
furnlibilg latolllgaal and atl.onl taaaban fbr
kar arbaall, T. tb.4 aid II anlialta yaang par.
aoaiof gwlibtllttra and giod parpoaa ihMa
wba da.ir la tnMaa tkala tlaa aad taarr
aata, aa atadaau. Ta all aaab It aaaaUaa alA i
aavaiopiag laavaawan aaa aaaadVaal apparta.
aJtlai far wall paid labor artar laavlag aobaoL
far aalalagwa and uraaa addraaa tha Priaalpal.
... 0A1D OF TECBTEaB:
tvacsaotaaaa Tlvaraat.
1. B Bartaa, 14. Da A. H. Boat, iaaob Brawl,
t. M. Blaklurd.Baaaal Cbrlat, A. N. Haak, R It
Mt.I. C HIWa. 1, I P 14aOavala,.a ,
W. W. kaakla, JOUR A. ROBB.
Kmmrmi
fH.a. A, 0. artla, Hon. H. L. Dlrfaabuk,
aa. Jaaaa Marrlll, II oa. Ha Blalar. J. 0. 0.
WanJaj.H. MUlat MaOoralah, R"
WILLIAM BIOl.IR,
. Praatdaai Dmrd tf Traataaa.
JaVUlMIRRIL.
Mll.Uai knauarv
TalUMA f ARaVUttV
tank tlavaa, f aMt-JjM,
$otru.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Cornttrnf HeoBlaDti Markat StrMti,
ntFARtVIICI I), PA
TBMld tW oiuiiodiuni Uoul fetu, 4urla
tha put yr( beta aUrfttt t tionbltlu
lurtBr paolt7 fvr lb atarttUamvat of atrsa.
frt aad rqmU. Ttt wbolt batld.ag baj bM
rtfaraiibtll.a4 the aroarUWr will apart aa
tUf U raodir hi g aatti ?cimJorvbla wkllt
iuyli with bla.
tVrTb 'kaaalaa !!" Oaalbot rmai ta
aodfrooi tat Dtpoloa ta arrlTal aad dapanart
( etveb trala. W. C. OAKUON.
July M il. it Propriatat
LLEGEENY UOTEL
Market Htrwet. tlearsld, P. "
wn. 8. Brati lay, formorl prapTlatnr of tba
Laoaard Uubm, bavtnif taatati tha Allegheny
Dotal, folletti a abara of publta patroaaga, Tba
llntjM baa baaa thoroafrbly rap i rad and aawly
-farntabad. and gamta m ill lad it a plaaaant atop.
ptng plaoa. Tba labia will ba auppliad with tba
ben of avarytbiag la tba marktt. At tba bar
will ba footod tbo batt vlnai and llquora. Ovod
itaMing attaobod. WM, 8. BKAULKY,
May IT. ';. Frvpriator.
SHAW UOTJSE,
(Oor.af Ma-k.t A Proat llraala,)
CLEARFIKLD, PA.
Tha andanlgnad having lakaa aharga of thii
Uotal, would raapaatfnlly aollalt nubile patronaga.
ivoa, 10. lt.AWlUA 8UAW
rpEMPERANCE HOUSE,
MBIT WASIlINaTOIf, PA.
H. D. ROSE, , . PaoptilToa.
M.alr, 16a. Man and hor.a ovar night, $1 01.
Man aad two boraaa uvar night, $1.10.
Tba baal of aaoommodatloBj fi Ban and haul,
OoU 23,'7.l(.
WASHINGTON UOU8B,
If NKV7 WARIIINnTnM Dl
Tbla naw and wall fnrnlihad hoara haa baaa
lakaa by tha andanlgnad. 11a faala oonfij.nl at
haing abla ta raadaraatiafaaliaa to thoaa who Bay
favor hia with a oall.
May I, 1171. J. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
LOTD HOUSE,
Mala Btraat,
PMILIPHBURU. PKNN'A
Tahla alwaya auppliad with tha bait tha markal
aaoraa. i na travaung pabllo la Invltad to oalL
)aa.l.'7t. ROBERT LOYD.
lanbs.
County National Bank,
0P CLEARFIELD. PA. 'It-
I) 0OM In Maaonle Balldlng, ana door north al
It. P tl U . ' . I. u.
AW - ' - " ft '..v...
Paaian Tinker. Ia bmA twmm t.lnn.i n
...K..W, uiawg, ran. ana voponnagan.
Alio, Draft! for aale an tha Royal Baak of Iraland
wpr.ai Dana oi ionlon.
JAMES T. LEONARD, Praa't
W. M. 8IIAW, Caahiar. , Janl,'7T
DREXEL & CO..
Ho. 34 Houtli Third Slraet, Philadelphia
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application ny Ball will raaalva proanl attaa
tlon, and all tnformatioa abMrfull r.wmUi.mA
Ordara aoliotad.
April 11-tX
v. a. A RiOLD. a. w. Aaaoin. J. l.AaJoi.n
F. K.ARNOLD 4. CO..
Rankem and Broker-.,
Kcynomavlllo, .errtraoa Co., Fa,
Money raeelvaal oa dapoaiu. Dlaoonnta at no
vvraio rawa. Aaaura and roraign Kiohaagaal
waya oa baad and aollaetiona promptly nada.
Hayaoldavllla, Daa. II, U74..y
Stntlstrji.
j L. r. nEiciiuoiiP,;
'sUMGBON DENTIST,
flradaata af lha PaoaTl'aria rlu-. f D.nt.l
Hnrgary. OffloainraaidanoaofDr. Hllla.oppofita
iiumw. mfloia, rn-u.
DR. E. M. THOMPSON,
(Octet Ik Bank Balldlag.)
tarweDavUro, Clearfield Ca., Pa.
Bah II "74 tf. '
J.M.STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
. (Offloa la raaidaaoa, Soaoad itraat.)
Kltroaa Oilda Oaa admlalalarad for tha aala-
aaa extraotioa of taath.
tla.rH.ld, Pa., May 1, U77.ly.
UtareUanroua.
SHOKMAklNaI hereby Infena ay pa.
Iroaa, and raaaklnd la aanaraL thai I h.
raaiovad aty aboaaiabiog abap ta the rwoa la
oraaaoi a row, ovar o. i. onyoar'a Jewelry Bore,
and thai I ara pivparerf to da all klnda of work
in By Haa ebeaper thaa aay other oaup la towa.
All work warraatad aa goud aa aaa ba doaa any.
where alaa. Pueitlraly tbia la tha cheapen ibop
laClearuald. JOS. U. DKKKINO.
Dee. II, 1871-tf.
Wagons -
FOR SALE.
The andenigaed haa oa head, at hie ehep In
Ckarlald,
Two-horse Wagons, One-horse Wagons,
For nh). Wirtera wagou arw.M aa thoaa Bade
hare. Any of wblrh will he aold aheap for aaih
or approved aeaarily. : For farther inform attaa,
oall ia peraoa at By ahop, or addraaa ma by latter.
IHOXAj REILLY.
Cla.rl.ld, Pa., April 11, lull If.
The Bell's Ran Woolen Factory
Pana Wwajhlp. Olaartald Co., Pa.
BU R If BO OUT!
aw Nat -
BURNED UPI
The aabaeri bora have, at great eipenaa, rebalya
neighborhood aeoaaalty, la the ereatiaa of a Irat-
alaaa noolea Manalaotory, with all the Bodora
iBprovomeati atuehed, aad are prepared to Bake
ail ktnaa oi uiotae, vaaatBarea, Batieetta, Blaa.
hela, Flannala, Aa. Plenty af gooda as head la
apply all oar old and a thoaeaad aaw anatoaaara,
whoa wa aak to eoBo and aiaaiiaa ear atoak.
Tho boalaeu of
CARDINQ AND FULLINO
will roeelve ear aapaolal attentlea. Proper
arrangement! will be Bade to reeeive and deliver
Wool, to aoit eaatomera. All work warranted .ad
done apoa the ibortelt notion, and by atriet attaa
tioa ta ballaeea wa hope to reeltee a liberal ahara
ai paono patronage.
lUMKI POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
We will pay lha hlghaat market prion for Woo
id aall ear Baaafaetarad aoedi aa law aa alnllar
gooda aaa be beaght la Ibeoeaety, aad wheaevar
we rail to reader raaaoaahM aatlafaetlea wa aaa
alwaya ha foand al homo ready ta naha proper
,M,.we, vi.u.i person or oy letaar.
"an JUHHSUH A SONS,
R
EM OVAL I
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Woald rarpaettally aotlfy the pablla generally
thai he hea removed bla ereeery Sura froa
Shan't Raw, la the baildiag formerly ooeapled
hy J. Mllaa Krataer, oa Seoead Ureal, Bail door
to B.iler'i hardware Mora, where ha tatandi
keeping a nil Una af
G It O C E II I E H.
HAHS, DRIED BEEF aad LARD.
SDOARS aad 81 RDPg, of aU gradaa.
TEAS, vraea and Blaek.
C0FFII, Routed aad Ones.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CJJTJITED FRVIT8,
All kladt la the market.
FICKLIfl, m Jan aad hairala.
SPICKS, la avarf form aad variety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KIBDfl OP Cll ACKERM.
SOAPS,
MATCH,
DRIED APPLaW, '
DRIED FIAOBI9,
' DRIED CBERRIEI
Coil Oil ml ' lainip ddmaiyi.
Aad a food aaaeHmaat of thoaa Ihlaga aaaally
hopt la a granary avera, whleh ha wul eaokaage
for aarhatUg at ta market prleaa.
Wia am h, oaak aa a4eely aa aay ethet ana.
Plaaaa tail aaA aaa hla Meeh aad Jadga for
yemreetL
tJ , . J0M KoSArjaniT.
Olaarlald. Jaa. t, lira.
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEAIIKIELI), PA.
WBDNRSDAT MOHNINU.DR0.lt, 1179
RECEIVING OftA-IT.
From tha Pltteburb I'oit.J
UooMts (numntimut pronounooj
bummer) Well, you hoar tbat Gon-
eril Grant u coming?
Democrat Yon, I huitr that eom
fiiidee hut rYeen tent tb arraniro nbont
lilt ovation in tun oitv.
D. We think of unking tome Pom-
ocruU to attaint bow would toti like to
take part?
D. For niytoli 1 will tay, if yoa
winb to invite mo, wbat Punch Mid to
tbe man who wtw going to gA mar.
ried. ,:; :
ft. What did Punch tay T
D. "Don't." ' l
U. Anil why would you not Join in
an ovation to urnni?
D. Why and for wbat would you
aak me to do him honor T
B. Well, because he it a great Gon
era!, and vruabod tbe Rebellion, and
because he wan tho Prtwideut of tbe
United States.
1), I deny that he it a groat Gen
eral, or tbat be had any large part in
urunuing me Heuoiuon. Mat was
cbicfly done by others, and not under
hit diroctioD. At lor hie Presidency,
it waa a national calamity a carnival
for tbieret and plunderer and favor
ites and 1 shall suroly do nothing to
make It pomible for such a shameless
rulo to be renewed.
B. But don't you think tbat w
should show honor and respect to oufjrei., nd givinf( MoCandlc. credit lor
great men?
D. 1 have no respect for General
Grant, his talenla nor his achieve
ments. Ho is entitled to none, llo
never eould nor never did plan bis
campaigns with a skill and judgment
which mark great Generals. He sacri
4ded hit. men without profit, without
pity and; without remorse, lie ia a
prodigy of " luck " alone pure, un.
uiixbu, imperial "luck. lue man
who wint largely on tho fastest horse,
is as much entitled to popular honor
for his luck as Grant is. The honors
he has received were mostly arranged
lor, and hit progresses show tba most
amaaing and most undeserved alien
Hons those who gave thorn will
wondor at their folly before many
years.
B. But don't you think he should
be honored at a civil ruler 7
D. Ho did the office of President
no honor he had no talont nor train
ing for it. He did not prize it as an
exalted trust, but as paying a bettor
salary than the office of "General,"
and as an opportunity to provide lor
bis relatives and favorites. A Demo
crat before the war, and not sympa
thizing with tbe objects of the fanat
ical and malignant promoters of it, he
fought in it without the motives of
those who sot him on. And he ruled
as President in tbe same spirit His
Presidency was a sort of contract
with .Radicalism which be filled as
tbey ordered him, taking care that It
proved a good "job" for hia boon
companions, and bit "cousins and hia
ancles and his aunts." For such ser
vices he is not entitled to the fulsome
flatter' and abasing adulation that be
hat already received, and rhat you are
now again preparing for him.
B. And won't the Democrats lake
part in the honors to Grant here, at
all?
D. 1 do not think that any Demo
crat who baa any self. rospect can take
pat in the degrading business. "Honor
to whom honor is duo" from those who
feel the weight of the indebtedness.
But as no Democrat can look upon
Grant's political practices (principles
be bus none), as deserving of those
tributes, how can tbey shout in tho
senseless crowd of his flatterers f
B. But how can jtou set up jour
own ideas of Grant's merits as against
the myriads that greet him, and feast
bim, and think that he is not honored
enough?
D. I bavo told you already that it
is invincible luck tbat has made Grant's
great reputation. How can von say
that be should be honored for great
wisdom, or learning, or attractive
personal or social qualities 1 We do
not remember anything that be taught
or said except the one dogged phrase
about fighting on one ill chosen line
'all snmmor." He has the sturdy
stomach and heavy brain of a good
irenober-man, who caw-"stay" with
bis tipple and his prog. Like Joey
Uagnlotk, he is "tough and hearty,'
and a little "sly" withal. But no speech
ol hia ever enlightened anybody; no
witiclsm of hit ever set hia jolly com
panions "in a roar." In short he haa
no social graces hia "luck" has failed
him here but he la courted all tho
more, it would seem, from the very
atiscHct of attractive qualities..
d. But how do you account for the
unusnal court that ia paid to Grant
both at home and abroad, and tbe still
innroaaing honors that art boa to wed
upon him?
D. Tbe history of the human race
for all time aboundt In similar in
stances ot popular delusion, this ia
only one like many others. In less
than five years from now tbo people
tbat now outvie each other in abject
worship of this, their dull idol, will be
ashamed of tboir lolly j even now it is
tbe comparatively few that take lead
ing parts in those parades and orgies,
than can conceive why they take place.
W hen you compare Grant the General,
Grant tht Civil Bulor, Grant the Ad-
alaled, with the 'Other Generals and
Statesmen, who have reaped the
world t applauao, yoa cannot but be
amazed at tbe result. But while placa-
rjunters and parasites shall live in the
world, such astounding scenes ss these
" honors to Grant " may and will be
witnessed.
B.-But If you wonl take Dart in
those tributes why would you prevent
others from doing so f
D. I do not aspire to ba aa apostle
of tha "proprieties," bat I cannot a.
ways withhold my notions ol decency
and good manners. Let "nine bonest
neighbors shout" for this princo of
bood-liuck. I only hops that no man
who calls himself a Democrat will aid
in these humiliating tbows. And I
hope that tbo Kingston who ara carry-
ing oa this disgoating hire worship
will not dan to propose to pay tho ex
penses out of tho Oily Treasury,
" CROOKED " BANKERS.
Tbe Pittsburgh Telegraph taya: It
lookt very much at present at though
the officers of tho Kirot Nationul Bank
of Butler were about to got into trou
ble of a highly disagreeable nature.
On Saturday Informations were filed
in the United Suites Court against
Chkrles MuCandlees, late President of
the iusolveol bank, Alex Mitchell, the
Cashier, Charles Duffy, Louis Stoin,
Thomas Stebley, W. JI. 11. Riddle,
directors ; and Thomas Itobinton, Ksq
Hon. John M. Urcer, Alton Wilton, and
William G. Btouguton, Ksq., who aro
implicated In the misappropriation of
the fundi of tbo bank. Warrants were
issued 'lor tbeir arrest and tbey will be
lukcn into custody to day. These in
formations wcro filed by order ot the
Solicitor of tbo Treasury on evidence
procured by a special agent. Tbe
speoiflo chargos in tbo informations are'
at follows : Charles McCandlus, Wil
liam Stoughton, Allen Wilson, Charles
Duffy, W. II. a. Kiddle, Louis Stein,
and Thomas Stebloy, directors of the
bank, aro accused of discounting a
note ot Alex. Mitchell endorsod by
Charles McCandleas for 10,500, when
they knew both of the parties were
insnlvont,
Tho same persons are also accused
ot discounting a note of Thomas Rob
inson, endorsed by John M. Greer,
when they wore both known to be in
solvent. Groer and Kobinsoo are in
eluded in this information as aiders
and abettors.
Alex. Mitchell, Cashier of tbe hank.
has throe charges against him. First,
Making a fitlao entry on tbe books,
stating tbat Charles MuCandlesss bad
deposited oil certificates lor 6,000 bar-
tbe value of this oil on discount when
no collateral was really deposited
Second, Discounting a nolo of J. M
Greer and giving bim credit for 1,500
barrels of oil, when in reality he had
doposilod only 1,000 berrols. Third,
Perjury in swearing to false- statements
of the condition of the bunk to the
Comptroller of the Troatury.
Charles Duffy and William G.
Stoughton are charged with perjury,
swearing tbey owned $1,000 worth of
stock whon thoy wcro elected diroo
tors In 1878-70, they not having that
amount of slock.
Allen Wilson is accused of ember.zlo.
meni, in convening to bis own use
1,000 barrels of potroleum belonging
to tho bank, of which Wilson was then
a director.
All these defendants are persons of
good position. Charles MuCandloss is
a member of tbe bar, was Stalo Sen
ator, Judge ot Butler county under
the now Constitution, and was ap
pointed Supreme Judge of Arizona by
Grant, and held the position for a year.
Messrs. Puffy, Stein and Stebley are
wr-ll-tn-dn men-hitnu '.V. H. H. Kid
dle was formorly District Attorney of
the county, Stoughton usod to bo a
wealthy oil man, Wilson was once
Prothonotary of Butler oounty, Hon.
J. M. Groer is now State Senator from
Butler and Armstrong counties, Tbnm-
Kobtnsoo was a muinber of tbe
Legislitturo wbo voted for th " Ton
Million Steal " ou the tonnage tat r
peal bill, and Alex. Mitchell is a young
fellow who knew nothing about bu.4
nets and was made Cashier because he
would do wbat he was told.
THIRD TERMJSM.
The principle involved in ttie elec
tion of Gen. Grant for the third term to
the Presidency is an important one,
and ws believe if bo should be nomi
nated by tbe Kcpublicana at their can
didate in 1880 and accept the nomina
tion very considerable opposition will
bo manifested against him where it is
least expected. The Democratic party
need only appeal to the intelligentand
earnest voters of our country to
awaken in tbeir minds a just appro
bonsion of tbe danger whicb must at
tend upon the re-electing of a man lor
the third lime to be Chief Magistrate
of the nation. There aro enough of
worthy flicn bolter qualified for tbe
high oftioo of President than Gon.
Grant, and wo aro greatly mistaken if
the Judical clique who bark tbo Gon
eral and who will, if possible, force his
nomination, can elect him. The great
dishonesty, incapacity, and inefficiency
displayed by the men appointed to of
flee by Gen, Grant, while- he was an
: I . - . . .ir, . . .T
incumnent oi mo nnite House-, are
not forgotten by tbe people, and the
knowledge of this fact will not be
likely to improve bis chances for re.
election a third tlmo. Under Grant,
as President, fraud was practiced in all
departments of tbe Government and
tho sums of money filched from tho
national treasury wore of gigantio di
mensions. Moreover, it is notorious
that Grant did not wisely selttet tht
fittest men for office but instead filled
important and responsible positions
with his kinsmen, and with corrupt
ana noisy lladical politicians.
All tho above faults of Gen. Grant's
eight years administration of the Gov
ernmcnt will be held up to tbe pub
lie gaze in such a manner that the
most facile Republican editorial pen
cannot possibly satisfactorily explain
them away. Embarrassing revelations
will bo made criminating Grant at
which even tht glib tongue of the
most brazen Republican stump speak
or will falter. Tho people will begin
seriously to question the propriety of
having a "strong man" at Washington
when an honest statesman of approved
record would answer far bettor ; they
will alto notico bow third termism and
centralization must finally result in
tba overthrow of our freo Institutions;
suoh reasonings will convince tbom
that the snrcst method of arresting
the downfall of oar system of Govern
ment will be to vote with the Demo-
ctatio party and in this way decisively
relievo the Ropublio from great dan
gers. The Republican party cannot
forevor rido into power merely by
claiming paramount "loyalty" and by
bowling homilies over tbs horror of
secession. The taxpayers oflbls coun
try, North sod South, now dosirs an
able, patriotic, and honest dminittrs
lion of poblio affairs, and as Grant
failed to achieve this, when President,
tbey will not support him in 1880, but
ill give tbeir full and cordial support
to the Democratic party confiding in It
aa most worthy to wield tbo affair of
tbo nation especially II its rresidon-i
tial candidate be one of those trusted
and tried Democ ratio loaders whoso
Tory names are rebuke to political
venality, robbery and wreag. ForA
Qatrttt. i
AS TO QBAtirs PURPOSES.
The future of Gun. Grant ia a sub
jeot of curious "peculation to tbe gon-
oral public and of profound anxiety to
all lections hud faotiont oi the Repub
lican parly. Tbo-third term advo
cates, whoso most conspicuous leaders
are tbe men most closely Iduuliflud
with all that was diegraoel'ul and de
grading in Granl'a administration, are
doing all in tbeir power to popularize
bis candidacy, and they scout the idea
tbat he will accept any business offer
or engagement tout will interturo with
tbeir politlcul scheme.
The backers of Sherman and Blaine
naturally lake a very different view of
tbo matter. Opposed as thoy are to
each olbor on other points, tbey are
agreed upou lbs iuiKliuy of Gen.
Grunt remaining in the political field,
and are exceedingly desirous tltut be
should bo provided with an occupa
tion that will furnish him permanent
employment and a good income. L
this cannot be done in any business
enterprise, tbey desire to bavo Con
gress pana an act creating the office ol
Captain-General of the army and ben
stowing it on Grant with a lite tenure
and abundant emoluments. This is
the unselfish generosity of meu wbo
bavo an obstacle to gut rid of and the
people's pockets to raid on for the pur
pose of accomplishing that desirable
object
There is slill anolber class of lie-
publicans who, trom honorable mo
tives, bavo a strong wish to keep Gen.
Grant out of political strife. They; are
Ms friendt, not bis old political cronies,
but the best of Gram's social friends,
among who may be named Messrs.
Borie and Cbilds, of Philadelphia.
These gontiemen see nothing for Grant
to gain by Presidential candidacy,
while thoy indulge a fear tbat be may
injure bis fume and go into history as,
a mau wbo permitted himself to be ruin
ed by over woening ambition. Tbey do-
tiro tho Genorul toaccopt the Presiden
cy of tbe Duriun Canal Co., believing
that his connection with that magnifi
cent schema will filly round out his
career, giving him additional glory and
nbundant means.
Will Grant take the canal Presi
dency ? Or will he rcjoct tbat and
let bis Presidential scheme be so clearly
understood tbat there shall be no
further question about it? We bclicvo
be is not yet ready to decide, and will
give no decision till hia return from
tbe West Indies next April. That Gen.
Grant wants to bo re elooted is as cer
tain as it is tbat he wanted a third
term bclore hia last term expired.
Every friend or acquaintance ot tbe
ex President knows that, in 1874, tbe
Presidential itch was fearfully eruptive
on the Executive cuticle. Tbe Presi
dent did not hesitate then to intimate
in bia trisnda tbat be thoegbl another
teini duo bim, because be bad given
up the best life position in the country
to accept the Presidency. He is full
ol the same jslea now, and his ambition
has been fircoT to go beyond tho Futbcr
of bis Country in gathering honors.. If
Grant thinks tbe Presidency is within
bis reach be will not bold back his
hand.
There will be no organization of tbe
canal company effected until spring.
Gen. Grant will bavo tbs refusal oi the
place until that time. He proposes to
return from the West Indies through
the South. It is a part of bis policy
to keep ap the reception business as
long as possible. Ho will br.ve a series
of receptions in tbe South in order to
test tho boom in tbst section. By the
titno he gels through that series of
welcomes, he will bo prepared to say
whether be will start on a race for the
Whito House or link bis fortunes to the
canal project. Until tbat time Gen.
Grant may ba regarded as prospecting
for the Whito House, but having no
purpose of becoming tho Radical
nominee unless he shall be satisfied
that tbe nomination carries a strong
assuajpce of election. Wanhington
1'ost. - .
TUB BRIBERS SECURE AN-
OTUER LEASE.
As we bad anticipated, tha Indict
ment pending against Kemble and bis
conledorates iu bribery, perjury and
corruption porpetratcd last winter in
the efforts to pass tho Riot bill, was
quashed by ths court ol Dauphin
county on Wednesdsy last on the
merest technicality. An array of soma
fifteen of the ablest lawyers in ths
State were oh hand to delend tbs in
dicted rascals and it waa not long be
fore tbey found a weak point in ths
preliminary proceedings to quibble,
la ths beginning the old judge showed
a determined spirit not to bo moved
Irom ths regular course of justice by
their sophistical arguments, but in tbe
end he was bulldosed into quashing
the indictment. It was dons on lbs
technical plea tbalas tho record showed
but twenty-throe gland Jurors sworn
evidence bad been adduced to show
that twenty-four bad been swora al
though Ibis failed to bo noted 0 tbe
record.
This is the second fiasco of tho
prosecution, and In view of ths char
acter of tbo defendants in the suit,
Iheir pecuniary ability, political influ
ence, and reckless character, the pub-
lio will not be slow to believe that the
introduction of the twenty-fourth
man, or Inlet-toper on ths grand jury
was, to uao a lobby term, a " set np
job." Else, where was tho o (floor ap
pointed to guard tha rights snd inter
ests of the Commonwealth tbat he was
so alorelict as to not watch ths In
cipient Hops in ths prosecution, and
allow the enemy to invade the temple
of justice and finally thwart iu pur
pose T This may seem a harsh judg
ment but in tbo light ol wbat bas
transpired ws, along with lbs mass of
the people ol tbe State, ran corns to
no other conclusion. Tbs Slato cuts a
sorry figure in tho hands ol such so
officer. In bs language of old Judge
Jerry Blaek; "Tho poor Com moo
wealth standa liks ths naked man on
ths front page ol a Dutch Almanac,
with everybody poking sticks st
him." Danville Intelligencer.
(Solid, or Cootas I It Is now pretty
well settled that such "solid" men In
tho South as Col. Akorman, wbo waa
Attorney General), Co). Mosby, Gon.
LongsUeet, and, probably, lbs Confed
erate Brigadier now serving as Po-t-mtster
General, and meo of that data
aro for Grant) bat o real "solid"
Soatherner will support bim 00 snjr
account.
" Civilization !" An exchange re
marks : " A apodal dispatch of a re
cent dato from UaUvia, Ohio, states
that the excitement over tbe attempt
ed lynching of WilliunH Allen there,
last May, is being revived by the proa
eeulion of lbs alleged lynchers. Al
len had elnped with Mrs. Atchloy, wife
of l barlesAtcbley. Tbey were over
taken at Cincinnati, and on the night
of their return to Batavia, Allen was
taken from his bed, carried to Ibo rail
road brulgo, and ' with a rope lied
around bis neck and to tbe railing, was
thrown off. Tho rope broke and Al-
leu fell 30 feet to the rocks below.
Several duys ago Allen returned from
tht west with John T. Morris, a Spring
field doloctive, and has" been hunting
np evidence concerning those engaged
in attempting to bang bim. A tew
days ago Charles Atchloy, the husband,
wbo was tbe causa ot the trouble,
John Moore, D. L. Mabamand F ruder
iuk Duvine were arrested, charged
with assault with intent to murder
Allen.' Morris says a person implicated
bas confessed and be has the names of
34 participants in the riot and banging,
whom he will have arrested and in
dieted. Mrs. Atchley never returned
to her husband after bcr elopement,
but bos lived with ber uncle. She has
a suit pending against hor husband
for alimony." West Chester Record
ploase copy. This affair did not bap
pen in Mississippi, but in a loyal
high toned Commonwealth.
Sous DirraakNca. Don Piatt, an
Ohio man, remarks in hit Capital that
"(Jul field, the gentle and gifted Gar
field, is drifting into tbe United States
Senate. He will fill Thurman's shoes,
but whether tho hat will fit is further
along." Don must have some doubts
about tbe size of Garfield's bead. Aa
Garfield, while Chairman of a Com
mitte of tho House, was in tho habit
of taking 15,000 fees from pavement
and whisky rings, it is no wonder his
hoad is so much smaller than Thur
man's: No bribe of this kind bas ever
been traced to Hie Senator'! door,
although he ha never been ordained
as a clergyman.
Not So Bad After All Notwith
standing tbe Republican success in
Ohio, the Democrats carried cloven
of the twenty Congressional districts
of tho Slate."' Tbey even regained one
Republican district, the Sixteenth,
which gave a Republican majority of
1,234 in 1878, and a Democratic ma
jority of 433 this year. Thcirgain was
even greater in Foster's own district,
ths Eighth, the Democratic msjorily
there being 6,382 against 1,255 last
year. Unless, thoreforo, the Rcpubli
can Legislature gerrymanders tbe
State, tbe Democrats are sure to secure
a majority of ths Congressional dele
gation In 18R0. -
A "Crooked" Case. Samuel J
Nell, of Washington county, died in
1870, leaving considerable property,
which his wife claimed, as he was an
illegitimate child. The act of 18.13
provides that ia tbe absence of known
competent heirs lbs estate goes to the
widow. Mrs. Thompson, mother of
the doooasud, claims the property un
der tbe act ol 1855, whicb says that
illegilimato children shall bt known by
tbe name of their mother, and that
tbey aball bars capacity to inborit
Irom each other. Tbe auditor ap
pointed decided in favor of the mother,
and the wife appealed.
Elaborate,, Indeed. Tbo astro
nomical I'rolessor Proctor deals in big
figures. He says tbo earth ia now
500,000,000 years old, and that in
2,600,000,000 years it will be " in ex-
trems old age." This lost is doubtless
a true remark. After giving us these
huge arithmetical computations he
caps lbs climax of colossal numbers by
the discouraging statement that "these
periods of enormous duration ol time
sink into insignificance before tbe
history of the solar system as a whole,
A gentleman writes to tho Chicago
Timet to say that he can prove that
Bob IngcrtoU's lecture on tbe Mistakes
of Moses is flat plagiaram. Tbat will
do no good. Bob will turn around and
prove to the satisfaction of ths people
wbo believe in him tbat there never
waa any such person as Moses, and
that the book which purports to have
been written by bim was really writ
ten by son in law of Confucius and
circulated in China at a novel 20,000
years before Moses was born. "
All on Board Lost. The schooner
nattie Johnson, of Buffalo, New York,
which left Milwauko, on the ICtb of
Novomber, with 26,000 bushels of
wheat and crew of eight persons, is
conceded to have been lost on Lake
Michigan, on the night of tho 19lh.
The vessel has been foundered or
burned op, as no trace of it can be
found, nor a soul left to tell the tale
Washington scribblers are all writ
ing to the provincial papers to say tbat
the winter at the Capital promises to
be very gay, It alisttys docs, but
there can be no gay winter in Wash
ington without big lobby and tbe
lobby promises to be small this session
A Colt Worth Ha vino. An ex-
cbango remarks : Mrs Elizabeth Colt,
widow ol Col. Bamuel Colt, the re
volver man, gave a grand party in
Harttord on the 27th .ult., in honor
of the twenty first birthday of her only
son snd child, Cad well Colt, i'oung
Colt will come into immediate posses
sion of about 12,000,000.
Mr. Hayes, remembering the little
turn Grant did him in 1817, by putting
a garrison In Washington, tt is re
ported will estsblisb a garrison of six
companies at tbe Arsenal in South
Washington, to be on hand, ii neces
sary, in 1881.
J. M. Wieting, wbo Was tbe Green
back csndidste for Lieutenant Gov
ernor of New York, ssys ho suspects
ht was defeated becaaso bis friends
forgot to vote for him, and wa "reck
on" he Is about right
Wo learn from Secretary Hcburs
that tba tout- tiambso ol Indians in
tbs Unitud States al this lime, or all
ages snd sexes, to 151,000. We are io
favor of reducing ths Indian race to
10,000 men.
Secretary McCrary will bs again
nominated for United Stales Clreolt
Jodgo next week, and as sooa as bo is
confirmed Ex Senator Ramsey's name
will go Into tbo Senate for Secretary
ol War.
ffliSffUnnroui. 4
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail-Road Ties
Cvirwen.rllle, Pa, Jaa. V, T" tf ,
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
MATTllEfM9
AND
Improved Spring Beds.
MARKET 8TKKKT, HEAR P. 0.
The udtrtlfotsd kef 1mt to tafom tbttlti
uqi of Clerftlil, and tha pub lie fenvrsvllj, that
ht hftf on h.nd Miurtment of PuroiUr,
raoh tvt WiiBHt, ChMtnul tod Pintd ChMber
suiim, rarior Duiiai, nftcnning bimdiioi
Ctuir, UW and 4ati' R-iy Chairl, tht far
Wattd DiBtaf aad Parlor Chain, Oaat ttoatiaatJ
WiDdior Chain, Clotbti Hart. Sup and Kxta
lofl Laddtri. llat Raok Berabb.nf Uraahas. it
MOULDING AND PICT (J HI FRAMES,
ousting OIumb, ChroB'ja, At., wfclab oaI4
ilutilt for Uvhday protwnU.
- 7 'Jonif TROUTMAN.
Re-Union of Trade.
rilHK onrlitrtiftncdwUhliig to Inform tbt blle
X that bt tBtd a
COMMIHMOK HTORK
At tbt old iUdJ ia TrotttvLHt, Cltarfltld ooaaty.
Pa., oi tbt lath hut., with a full nock of
1RV GOOIM, CHOCKHIUA, NOTION,
jjloott, HhotM, lac,
la fet Terj thing to ba found m a Int-olata flora,
all of which i am deitrmiotd to tall at tht toa-Mt
eab prieoa.
PARMfSKH ARO IXMBEHMEN
Will nod it to their tdvaatagt to Jo tbtir dtaling
with tot, aa tbt bightft price, will b p. id fur
drain. ESbinglei, or Product of an? hind. Ptrt
or ono-btlf each mill bt paid. Trading for
oiiinsfitt or LaNBioeroi muj aiaui a fptoiauj. Aito,
agin i"r
Singer Sewing Machines.
Baring madt trraDgrttDtnti with Eastern Btr
abanta to atll gotd furniabtd m; tbertfora tall
and tea, as I will bt tnablod ta tell tbeaptr than
uit raaapML j. vi. VAnblljK,
TruuUilU, P.t S-jL JI, 'TV Ij. . Agent,
TIN & SHEET-IRON WARE.
CANDIS MERRELL
ITaa opened, In ft bo tiding on Marktt trot, an
tht old WeMern llotol lot, appoeiio tbt Cowl
Ubom la Clearfield. a Tin and Shoot-Iron Man
factory and Storo, where will bt fonad at all tioaoa
a inn una of
house FTCHisniira goods,
Storos, Hirdvatre. Etc
llomt H poo tine aad all klnda of lob work. rmlr-
ing, Aa., dona on abort notit and at roaaonabla
roiea. Aim, agent mr tat)
Singer Sewing Machine.
A rapptj of Meehlnen, with Needlea, Ac, a
Taraat. atrtatlT tajtb or eunntrv oimwlaoa. A
aereoi pttreaagt touoiiaa.
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Suprrin ten dent
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Ws hare always on hand a large stock
of blanks ot all descriptions.
SUMMONS,
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8UBP(ENAS,
EXECUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT,
LEASES,
BONDS,
FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
io., Ac, 4o.
JOB PRINTING.
Ws ars prepared to do all kinds of
PRINTING
BUCll AS
POSTERS,
...fROGRAUMES,
CARDS,
LETTER HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
BILL HEADS,
STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
, CIRCULARS, " "
Jto.,Ao.,
IN THE BEST STYLE,
AND ON
REASONABLE TERMS.
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
. WILL RECEIVE
-ROMPT ATTENTION.
Geo. 11. 0tdlandr,
aeartrld,
IBiSftnaofouj.
arnocd ays
CASH or TRADE.
Carwanarllla, Pa., Jan. I, '71-tr.
MOMJV TO LIMN (la lial claaa la.
pro.ed farm property, by tbe Mateal tile
luiaranee Oumpaay ef Kew Verb, ea Irai awn.
I.ae, is eaae from SI, tut ap. Per farther la.
formation apply ta tbe uadaretrned.
HI HXTMAL W. BMITII.
Claarlald Pa., May Ilk, ll7D tf.
A Bank that Never Breaks.
Try My Conl.
Tba anderilgned adupta tbla method ef Inform,
leg tbe aumeniue ensenmera, tbat hla eool bank
ll not a Winter arraapamaal oaly, bal thai II
will be operated io tbe Summer aa wall aa Win.
tar. I alnim that t bare tba
Beist Coal in the Market,
aad will aall It tor eaab, or la eichaBge for lour,
read, (roeariea, eta. Large oootroMe will be
made al a Tery email prolt. por fall pertlaaleri
aall aa me ia peraoa. realdlag ia oaa of Urabam'a
anpar honaoa, or addraaa nae through the poet,
otloe. Ordera left at Iba poatoSiae will rareire
prompt BtleBltua, TIMM. A. Dl'CKF.IT.
Leraeld, Pa., Jan. i, llfl-tf.
GCLICH, MeCOBKLE & C0.'S
FlfltNITURE ROOMS,
Market StrMt, ClrarOeld. Pa.
W, maaufafiteM .11 kl.. -I B..t. ...
Obambera, Dining Kooma, Ubrarlel aad Hall..
If yon waot Furniture af hiA a...', i
antil yon aae oar ateek. '
In all Iti branohaa, promptly attended to.
QUILCH, McCOKKLK A CO.
Clearlold, Pa., rob. I, II.
,.; .
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS A STATIONERY.
Market RU, Clearfield, (at tht Pool OSire.)
TI1K Boder.lfT.ad tegi leava to ennoaace to
- tbe eltiaaaa of Claarlald and rleialty, tbat
be baa Sued ap a room and bal jaat returned
from tbe alty with a large nmoaot nf reading
amlter, eonaiating ia pari of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, Account aad Peaa Boaha af d.
eoriptioa Paper aad Knaelepea, Preneb preaaed
and plain Pana and Pencilei bleak Legal
Paper., Deede, Mortgage. Judgment, Kiouip
ttoa and Promiaarv aotee; White and Pareb.
meat Brief, Legal Cap, Record Cap, aad Bill Cap,
Sheet Mnaio, for either Piaao. Plate ar Violin.
eoaalaatly oa bead. Aay booha or atatloaary
amy aoi nnro oa band, will be ordere4
by tret eipreea, and aold at wboleaale or retail
la anil aoatomera. I will alao keep periodioal
11 .... . l ii , .. ' '
ii.i,,,w. mm ai.gsiiaee, naw.panara, o.
.... T. JI. UAt.'Lirt.
neonate, nay 7. 1 SB-tf
A NEW DEPARTURE
IV
LETUER8BIJRG.
Herm(W. ttUOtia will Lm svalJ A i
or ia it.....fr for piwtww. No booki will b
kept io lb futartj. All 14 hhbiU bo it b
ettlcd. TboM who etnoot ma, will iliut
bMid fiTr thir ioUb b4
CLOSE THE BECOED.
- ...... .1, .urn hi aeii my good! at eaah
v..vmw, Bu s. m unuwii ,ar aeiow tnal aaar
olered In thil alainlty. Tbe diaeoaat I allow my
enalomwre, will make them rich ia twenty mm if
tb.y rollow my adrlea and buy tbeir gooda from
.1 I K.H n.. .W . l . . . ,
- - i i 1 wuw vai. .ou ciorar
")' KAMKL (lOODI.AMlKlt.
LatkaralMirg. Jaaaary IT, ISf7.
HARTS WICK & IRWIN,
SECOSD STRCtT,
CLEARFIELD, P.A.,
SEALERS IH
PUKE DRUGS!
CHEMICALSI
PAINTS, OllaS, DYE STUFF
YARN I8HBS,
' BRUSHES,
- rsRroyiRr, .
lAKCr WOODS,
TOILET ART1CLKS,
Or ALL KINDS,
PURS WINES AND ZlQVORS
far maaUelnnl parpaeaa.
Traiaae, Sapportara, Rekaal Baaka aad ll.tioa-
ooor anieiee aaaally
foaad ha a Drag Store.
Vl'LLi COMPOUNDED. Haling a (arte aa-
C" "amoaa may aaa gi.e retire aaa
faMtoa. t 0. HARTSWICK,
JOHN P. IKWIN.
rWtt.ld. rNommkaa l. lata.
JJARD TIME8
HAVS MO IPPSCt
IN FRENCHVILLEI
I M ftWftr thftl llhSt SIM Saramm. . . Il-.l-
hH Io blkMt. and 1 km alao ...m. iL .v.
Bat I S. Ban rilaalm, ak-m 1 - " -V, 7?T'
Itila(at atf Okmrnal iBKaam" la ..It -l-L. - I .
. " - - a eat, buihj uif
fornor kid provo mmIbiIv)- Ust harJ Iibsm"
will sot ofMt htM who euj lb .it -oW. tnm
Ud all BT BmixoBI hall Vt Intll.l Ui. il.
i fttM of -
flOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I have eeoda aunak mm .1 .k . vt..
taaU la tha kwer end mt tk t kn
II..??-nXv 'y mammalb Mora la
MULSONIIIJRU. .w. r ..1 . a
ready u wait apoa aallara aad tapply Ikam wllb
Dry Goods of Ml Ilnds
Snob a, Clolba, gatlaetta, Caaaimeraa, Maallna
unaa, LiHi, unuiaga, CaUeoea,
..laga, atieoaaa, kaea,
RaadV-madaClolbin. tlmmlm i.J di. tt... j
Oapa all of lha beet maUrlal aad Bade ta order
ttaae, hhi, Ulerea, Mltuna, Laaea, Rlbbeaa, e
OROCRRIU OF ALL KINDS.
Oafaa, lea, Sugar, Kloe, Moleeeee, riab. Sail
Pork, Liaeeed Oil, Flak Oil, Car boa Oil.
iia.in, veawnga, rin.i
aad Haw Callage, Malta, Rplkaa, 0ra CalUaa
tore. Older Praaeea,aaid all klada af Aiea.
rairamei,, ralata, TarnUk. Qmaa, aad a feaaral
eaaenmawt af lutlmarf,
QOOD FLOUIt,
Of dlSereal btaaaa, alwaya aa kaad, aad erlil be
aald al tba Uweat peeaiblo Igaraa.
I. H. K.Cmm-a bird Mb ea, yayne-e Mao.leea
eaUUer a ud Uaotaad'a Siraera.
MSS peaada af Waal wasted Par wbbsb the
hlgbaat priea will ba paid. Cleeeraeed aa baad
aad far aala at tha hemeet aarkat arte.
Alan, Agent Per BtrntUarllle aad Cnmnarllbi
Tbr-bleg Maeklaea.
mm. Can aad am roe yowraah-oe. Tea will lad
rarytklwf aewally kept la a retail Marw.
L. at. SOCDRIIT.
rreaebrllle P. 0., Aagael It, I fit.
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