THE REPUBLICAN.
CLKAKKIELD, PA.
WEDNESDAY HOKNINO, 3 AH. 14, IIM.
Term, of Subscription.
If nil la aoWaaee.or wltnln Inrae moalbc.M M
If paid after tana aod before da mooiba... t M
If naM aflat tb..ilrnllon af ill monbu... I M
au.WL B. II. PaTfiaaiLL A 0... How.
paper Adverllelog Aiaati. IT Park Haw, aoraar
Webmaa glraat, an ant inij antborMeel Afoot.
la N'W Vark City.
RKI.IUIOlia KOTICEm.
MetbueUat Eileo.pal Church Baa. J. B.
MVMi'anav, Paelor. Korvloe. .verjr Bebbatb
UIO, A.M., ea.l, T. M.
Kakb.tb Bokoal at A. M.
Prover Meetia( .very Wedneeday, at H P. M.
OomwinBloa Bervlce, Irit Babbnth af .very
aaalh, al li A. M.
eit ci.artl.ld M. K, tharrh. Rev.
W. Coott Wiwon, Paelor. Prearbin, every
aluniat Baailaj, ai a'alaak, P. M. Baadny
Bobooi ai li, P. M. All an invited ta attend.
Pi-caby tcrtaa Chwrrh Rev. H. 8. Btrtxaa.
Sabbath eervloea morning and evealnr Sab
bath Bokaal al I P. M. Ptajar Meeting Wednes
day evening.
Ilaptlat Chorth. Rev. , Tultn.
Rahbatb School atl P. li. Prayer Meeting every
Wodneaday evening.
m. rrantL' Cliareb. Cathollr. R.v. P
J.fcaanin.n Divine aerate, at 104 A. M., oa
tba Sral.tblrd aad lonrthSandeyiof k monlni
Veeperannd Benediction af the Hleoaad Becrament
at 7 o'alaok, P. M. Sunday eobool .very Bandny
aftarnooa at I a'oloak.
OFFICIAL UIBECTOBT.
rial or noLDiao qdaitii aeeiioaa oovav.
Kaoond aload.y af Jannnry.
Third Honda; of Mareh.
Ftnt Monday of June.
Fourth Monday of September.
viaa or loLoiaa eoaaoj rLiaa
Pint Monday of Jnno.
Baoond Mooday of November.
rtrnuo orrieaaa.
Vaci'deal JmlfUo. Charlol A. Vlayar,
I. ana H.v.n.
Aoeicual Lorn JudgHot. John II. Orvli, af
Bellefonte.
ileeenole Jnif Abraal Ogdan, Claarnald)
Vinoent B. Holt. Claarnald.
Volionolary Bli Bloom.
W.ji.l.r and RteordtrL. J. Morgan.
TVeaearer Pbillp DotU.
IK.Irlel A Homey J. P- McK.nrlck.
Skirif Jatn.i Maheffoy.
Jrpalv SAan
Coaaly Snraeyor 8amn.l F. MoCloikey, Cur
w.nivtll.. , , .
Ooaaly OnMH-0. W. Kylar, Graham
ton P 0.; Blak Jolmalon, Grampian Willi P. 0.;
IVmnaMoBan' t'lt-JobB W. Howe.
John Norrll, Br., Cnrwenivllle.
CWi, Allon William V. Wright, Clcar-
ild ; Jonph Ulllilind, Thraa Rani j J. 8. Nor-
'''HCatur-l. B. Naff, Now Waihlnglon.
Jurn Coii,eeioare Andrew J, Jnckian, Clear
td, Wm.R. Browo, Clcaraeld.
Halaal o ofie Araoob M. L. Mo.
Qaowo, ClearBolil.
AVal.ro H'(o' Arewwrte Jam w. Carl 111,
offln at Lnlhanhnrg Pa.
JVolori.. PaHic-John W. Wrlglry, Wm. Ra
drbanah, Cyrul Oordon, Cleartalili Joirnh R.
Irwin, N. B. Arnold, Curwanirilli ; I. A. Llrlng
lona, Dulloii City.
nr AnH'al columB la decidedly lateraitlng IB
a local point of view, nod profitable reading to
eutitden wbo waot to lira money.
VICK, OF COIIRKGI
"li)l oa take wheat, oatl or eora for lub
aT.ytl" '" n aftea Inqolnd of la thli way
by lotlar from ) etronl wbo reil'lc at a diatance
from CkarSeld. We egaln My yea. Tba receipt!
af a reeponilblo merchant or mill owner In the
eleluity, will anawet ni Juil ai well aa the caah.
To lllloatntat If any of our patronc will daliaer
w n beg of gnln at tha mill of Joaaph II. Bntb,
In Choet loan. hip, Horace Patebln, la Blrnllde,
Thomai H. Forccy, la Uriham, Wm. Porter or
Shaw'i, In Lewranoa, or Brown A Beyler'i, at
Bochton, Union lowuihip, and forward Ihiir
recclptl for the amount, we will credit them on
their account for the acme. In thii way all may
noon pay what Ihry owe, If they will purine thll
,'UorH. tf.
A number ol our citir.enn have had
Ibrir ehade tree trimmed daring tba paat week.
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Mint I.ir.zie ilaruwick and Mi
Jennie Batta left on Monday morning to attend
Ika HolllJayekurg Bamlnary.
Tho pay ear panned over the T. 4. C.
Railroad laat Monday aflaraooa oa Ita regular
monthly mlealoa, la dl.penn the "ilthy lucre" to
tha employee.
The death of ixaao Smith and wife
and Tbomal Willoa and wi'a, eo eloee together,
will itrika tkelr old acquaintancn la thil county
m a lingulnr event.
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Hrf-AdvcrtiRorn and otheia will bear
la mind that ill artlolea inlaaded for publloatloa
In thii paper mail be headed in, not later than
luoaday, at t A. M. Doa't forget Itl .
pipes have been run to the
ClWa.1. ' ot nortf, ftoq now tntiin
bym of Ihftt tfUbltibmint in tBdatg.nf to
Ibkt llr wllb N iU l lending tu-Bta.
eamnT aEt
There wan n eclipse ot the nun Uwt
Btioitfty, lwtUr viiibl 1b tha Ur Wwt. It wu
inrtribl im tb.ii wfloti ftntl thtnfsrt tnr ptopl
difls't botbrthaiwlm HMob looking (ut it
James A. Slaver, barness maker, has
ptiisbKMd tin houM and lot oa Third itrctt, p-1
poiita th M. K. Ptrioas. from Jnti L.
Lm?7. Mr. Star now MiupiM tbt propeftj.
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Dr. W. G. liirtbop, Surgeon Dontiat,
will nab prufeiiional f iitt to Luthanbarg am
tbi 19th tf Jftnutrj, ml nmma until lb 32 i.
Tbu in loed of bit kid will ptu Uu tbi. la
Bind.
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.Next week we will publixb the Con
Htibiiion of tbo Ornupina XttaprMot Union of
Ym townihlp, to bo fultowod by mob nddroaati
ud rMMji m tbo Mfiobtri my foroUb tn tho
fata".
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Tb0UM)n sorvices at our church on
Iwt wookp lb. WMk of Proyor, wtr bettor ot
apai doop M tbi aiud wu nnd dark tbo
if ku won, Iku lb BMtlaf ion tbot oeouloo of
n rr ftft. m t m
From tbo Alloona Call, of the 6th
imiftot. wt irmra lbt Mr. Jobn V. OMMloorry,
of Alloona, bona appointed foromna ofo
8boriff Plo'i Fonndry and Hnehtno Bbop at
Oieaeln Ml Hi, tbia ooon'y.
lr. llobert Allort and Ialy. of
Pbitlpiburg, oalobraud lb Uatb aaoiroriary of
tbtir anrrkaR on Monday ovoning, tho lib laat.
A flnmbor of Clearflold pplo wro preatnt. Tht
proaanta of tin war worn nnmoron.
Tbe members ot the Clfarfiuld
'Cooufy Agrtenltnrnl Boitly ar roqaoaud to
jioot nt cWoffii of th 8arotary in tbia borongb
oa Fr4r. tb 23d Inat.. for tha porpoo of
laollDg ( tar 1184, and tbo traaaaoiing of
otbtt bntiaaot. Km aotlto la anotbarooloiaa.
Wm. M. iUoC'Ullough. Knq , retired
Vrom tbo Boo ot Diatriat Ar(ornoy oa Muaday,
avad bit noooiMr. J. 9- Modoarlok, Kaq., w-a
wort la aad daly qaalilad la III that pot it ion
for tfa aoit thro yoari. Ilia atto la la tb
CoMt Uotto. wboro b will ho foaod at nil tlniM
An Imciwint. Many of onr readers
wrao(aaiatod with Ina Smith aad hla wlfi,
wbo at oaatia. ri4i la Carwnavlllo, hut latar
ai MadUaa, Wiicaoi.a. Tbo wtfo diod a tbo
Uthof Doootabor laal and ih (wband aa tbo
ITth. Elaawbor w giro tho doUili af thia aad
avant.
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The Tyrone Herald of last week
aaya that L. W. Wt Id, who U aonnoolod with tb
Boll Uap tiuatioa, rporU that tb grading oa
Uta road io progrening aaUiftyatorily. Wbaa tb
ttiaaalM t oonplcttd, Iba Boll' Uap road will
fcoowa a, aotkt ta own af th haat ol Sold la
CltarRo1d eoaaty.
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The Allodia Morning Tribune came
aat oa Monday boraing, tbo th, ia aa oatlro
ttll af imt typo. It la aa of ih aoatoot papora
a r tirhang lla, and hald gWo a fall
opltnaa wf th arrat awa f th day. W ad-
wiiio ryihaog a loot tbia bright tad proa, la tag
daily, asatpt ita pvlltteo.
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The enterumowot glvw in Tie's
Opora lloaat by Jttal ltf' I mK Tb'
bta Oaaapaa as Monday avoniag wa aaiia-
itnalory to ail. a tar aa w haraaSiaraV Tha targn
ahall wan roW. Tf had laaaja Jloaibara
iMuod -Itaaad, a Ur 4oak-y aavd Mural oaala
iNathara oVrita aa tha .
The KrttionM kfrndfT, pa bitched tai
Kmtatae-a, Pa., and th tsUhal Demeeraii
wrgea af Mes'gosiery eoetaty, a scared hsat
wmh Is a aw eat St r lyaa, aad grw
Vrvd la Ita makeup. Brotaar B1faatip , fr
am pleased ta aeie this maaifesaatUa af saaoass
aad baa tb Jtybaater may bnaswaly pfoepov
la the tatar.
Overcoau and Underwtnr at 3 1 r-
Uagar Roak'a. It.
H ii limply mrvolou bow quickly
oanitlpatlon, kiltouiMM, and liok ktadaaba ara
aund ky "Ballan' Ll? Pilli."
A I'raiik. WboeviT remil a dime
ai dollar w lha Bar, Joaiph T. Inman, Suliaa
"D" N. Tork, lll low kli monay. If yoa kara
any monay I ipind throw II la Ika in at onoa,
aad play tha man Imlaad af tba foot It
True. The Alloona Call want It
adantoad lha tha faataat railroad lima mada
balwaa Mi loUfdutt IV.ixn I. madi on tha
Plttrhnrgk dlrliloa (kalnaaa Altooal and Plltl
hargk), allkoagk imrlog Ika Alligkany maon
taln at aa alarntloa af 1,101 raat abora tha am.
Doth Gone. Tlio many friends and
auainlinoaa In Ikli aounly of Tkomaa Wllaan,
ud hli alia, of Half Moon, Caolra ooouly, alii
rtr.t u laarn that both an daad. Tba hmband
diad on tba 1 5th ol baarabnr, and lha wlf on lha
18th. A mora aitaoded nallea from tha Cam
Jnnarraf ippann alatwhan In tkll papar.
Tlio new Dintrlct Attorney, Mr.
MoKanrlok, bal movad Into tha omoo In tha
Court Homo, or.poaita tha Commlifioniri' olfloa,
and adjoioiag thai of the Sharif. It hal baan
nialy paparad aad palatad, and otbarwln gnatly
intprarid. A portion of It bat haea partitloaad
off with railing wark, aaj avorythlng about tha
plin manlraati naalnaa. nod taita.
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In view ot iheinteroat taken in the
anion maaltagi hold In !ha ditlartnt aburcbal in
tbia plaaa laat wtak, tba mlnlilari aonoludad to
aontl'U tham thli waak, and gaaa out appoint.
manU accordingly. Birrloal thll (Tuaiday) ar
aaiig will ba bald In tha Baptlit Church i on
Wcdnndiy evening to the Lutheran Church I on
Thundny nnd Friday eveningi, la the M. B.
Church.
In the AfeM of Octohor 30tb, 1879,
we publlrhed a aolleo of n marriage in which
Mill Linie Illkllog and Mr. Howard Hegirty
wan the principal partlelpaoti. The notice wai
published merely M a joke, then being no Irolh
In It whatever, end ariglnntad la tbia nOoe. Tb.
matter hai einied comiderable Ill-feeling, wblok
wa linwnly regret, al then wai no Intention on
oor part to Injure any ana. IfoHttdal Aaw.
Tho Cloarfluld M K. Subbatb School
kai elected the following penoni to lerve el
oOlcari of that body for I Wit), m i
Buperlntcndent Frank O. Ilarrlf.
Aaiiitent 8uparluUndent--Oeorge W. hheem.
Female Superlotcndaot Miei Bailie M. Cooper.
Secntary W. Clark Tate.
Treaeurer Wm. Radebaugh
Librarian Hiram T. King.
The Kxecutoniof thoentuteof Rich
ard Uanrer, Sr., late of Peon townahlp, will offer
nt pabllc aula, on ika pnmiiea of raid decedent,
oa Saturday, tha 3latof January, a lot or farm
produce and koulekold gaodi, luck ai wheal,
aoro, potatoel, etorea, table!, chain, etc Bale to
oommenoe at 9 o'clock A. M., when the teron
will ba made known end due attendance will be
given by the Bxeentorl, Riehnrd Danver, Jr.
and Jamea McKeowa.
JjOst IIaiinesh. Air. Alexander A.
Read, of Uoabva townhip, wa In tbia borougb
oa tha JOth of aOaiiaoibr laat, and parebaa.d a
aid of baraaM latbr, aad, aa h iuppoad, pat
it into Mr. negal'a wagon, atandlng Id the Mao-
alon Houi yard. II li now radioed that h put
lb lratbr Into ttomebody oli' wan on, aino
taking n areond look at Mr. rlgal'i vhial.
Should thia com to the noflo of Ih party In
poaalun of tb kthr, h will U litioralty re
warded for raatorfog tn aam.
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CoNHTABLES. ATTENTION ! It is a
part of yoor duty, andor tb law, to ndrrtia th
approaching February olaetioa, wbiah ootnei off
th third Turaday of aait noaih. Tb law re
qolrta yoa to put op nor lbki thar tm notlo
at laat ran daya befora tb aleotlon. Wbr
thr hi a Jaatlji of tbo Pao to leet, a notlo
rtbntfa'.niuatbepii'd up aotUa tbaa TWBN
TV daji (-roraihaday oftlaotloa. In boroagb
or Uwnahipa whr thara U ao 0'iaitible. It bo
on tb duty of th Sprviaorf or tb Aiiaiaor
to patap tb notlooa, thongh tbay nerl glr but
riva Inataad f Un daya notlo.
January Court. A throo weeks
torn of Coart opnd at two o'clock on Monday,
with J u lift Orvli and Aitooiatat Ogden and llott
oa tbo Bneh, Tb CouaubUa maJ tblr return a,
aftor whieh tb Grand Jury wa awora nnd lont
to tbelr room with Conrad Baker, of Knot towu
ahip, na Forvtnaa. Harry Honiphill, John Shaw
and RoUit BuBgardnoff ra a'polatd Tip
atnvee. and th Coart uord oa. Tb attcodaaon
1 large, aotwitaataadlag th awful eonditloa of
tb roada nnd tb weather bat then it la QunfUr
Beat ion a weak, aad II nukea ao i)iffrno about
th roada ar tb weather the y will ton.
A Surprise The friends and neigh
bor of Mr. and Mr. George N. Colours fnrntab
d tham with "a atunoeroa lait Monday algbL
Somatiat bood nftr I o'olook an alarm oeourred
at tb frat door of th twain, rwidlng la Writ
ClearBeld. Mr. Col burn atfpd to th front
door, and waa tarprlaed ti And about thirty
ladlH aod gntlinB atanding there with
bnkta, t.,ea tbelr armi. MWbal in th world
doe tbii mens F" ah rem irked. "W have oom
to help yoa lbrat yoar alitiath birthday ," re
marked Ih apokoatnaa. "Wliy I tbia ia But osy
birthday, 1 It t" It la atodUaa to ay that tb
wbol floek wer InviUd la and th queitloa let
tied, after whieh a jolly good tin waa had all
round.
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We acknowledge the receipt from
0'. J. 0. Ayar Co., of Lowell, Maaraobaaetta,
oopiaa af Ayra wll-koowa Alnanao ta
Igbt different languagu, rlt l EogUih, French,
Qerama, Dutob, .Norwegian, Bwadlab, Hpaniab
aad Portugu, tb wbol fonaing a eolltloa
wall worth proMrvatloa. Th publloatloa of
thai oarafullj-prtpared and raallp Taluabl
book a, at tha rat of tea million copita par aa'
bud, all for gratuiiout circulation ia all qwartara
of th glob, ta an f tb marreli of tbia narva).
oaa ago. It tahe eight aiontha to print then,
at tb rat of fifty thousand eopiei par day, and
th production of tham onaninai noarly fir
hundred tona of paper. Tb littl annual I a
welaom fit tor at rry fi real da, and It hai, like
tb etandard dtotnva prep nred by Ita publlib
erf, tbo deterred oenfideno of th ottre publi.
ew Jcstices. According to tlio
record Ibuad la th lteoorder'a Jn.e,ouBiniiMluna
wer Ufued to th partiea named below la 1876,
and fir year being about to iplre, th latlna
of Jaatio of th Peace will be In order ni th
approaching February VUoa tn the dWtrlcta In
dicated, na follow :
Burntfd borough D. It. Uavla.
New Waahiogion borough Jobn T. Foath.
Wallaeetoa txjrougb Miobeel Heidy.
Itifrgi low nib ip John W. Kylar.
Braly lawnbip Oeorg C. Kirk.
Bell townablp Jamoe A. tlamptiell.
Cuvlogton towaebip William Millar.
Uroenwood lownibip U-aj M. Ketler, Jobn
W. 11.11.
Jordan towmblp Sjtreiter Walner.
Tbr may ba other raeaneie ia tha ooaaly,
oaatrd by death, removal, or otbtrwie, which do
net appear af record and which aboald he filled
at tb appraaialng February alee t ion.
1'Nr.uccESHFUL lii'RULABs. The Rail
road Ticket Otto at Oeooola waa eatorrd by ao
known partiea on Bundy alght a week forth
parpote of plunder, bat th tbteree cured only
about twenty-! ocnta, Tb Aren'te aaya t "N
llrketa wer mi tod by th agent, but that waaa't
th fault of th wonld-b rotbr, who donbtlaea
look all thy eon Id get. Eatroao w affeetrd
through aa f tb wlndowa, pan of glaaa bar
lag beaa rem o red by I hem fortbprpa,aadia
aking their Hit, th diMppoitd night Jobber
retired through th baek way. They Int brake
late Sheriff Pie'a Maebla Shop and ear r led away
aob tool aa they thought would ha ueefal la th
Hn of their prefeealoa t but for tome anhnonn
ra'iB tby did aot attack tbo Company 'a aafa,
awr did they atUmpt ta break th aa la wbleh
Uu tlki4 mr kept, Tba 'bay' war either girea
at tha aaaiBM r thinking they heard torn par-
Ma autaido, 14 iwj atSo aad left th job
A Oua Freak or a Cow.--A cow
blBgisg te Mr. Thomas Hubiaa, ai ta:a aurougn
eagaged la graceful aad lofty tumbling oae day
leet weak. Oa tbe rear of la M aeoapiod by J
L. Cett.a, Beq stands aa aaeoenpied twe atory
taildiag, which wa one used as a dwelling. At
UmiIbw elladad to , Mr, Bahiaa'adW eaaa
pied lb deaa aulrs portloa ef tbe balldiag aatU
svral etber sows Invaded Iba premises, whea
she Bsod ap stairs, ta the seaoad !o, is ardor
to get awt af tha way af all hana, sba being 1
dently frightaad, ar al, aolag of a peeeefal
dfpottloa, didn't went t bare eay distarhaaea
hsppa) a bar Bsvoaat, f qalra Cattt. discaret-
ad bar pw Items siHse4Us, aad weat ap la assist
bar do wai bat as soa as Mr. futo ssada ba
ap pearaae tb aew mod hr an apaa wtadov ar
aer,Md id anam wlrt p fi(taa
fee la tb greuad hlew, alighllag aa her heal
aad sanldra. Pram bat bw.lww.af afterwards
s was,aadbl aaaelvH A tb dietaa, Baa
asleevaMf bkd aad stlffeaed ap abr a
few deysbawi to pgala able to barouadWitb
aaa .iara daa.ajws', jcgb r4y toferalab
tb bketeal Said as asnaJ, piratag f4 asier
ou bet. wbon ootiglui and colds aro
flying about lika goat In a atom, " Ur- belief'
Oough Byrup U a aura ar.
. ,.aaaeannnaa a l
JIttts, Caps, and Uents Furnishing
Oeoda, Trunk nnd Valla, al bottom prion at
filrllrger A RtHtk'i. It.
Dr. A. M. llitls, who has been su (Tur
ing from a Hiiwi illnaaa for tha-paat two or
thre weak a, la recover I ng, and oipeeUto b out
MSB
iiiaajhi t mjm
List of letters remaining unclaimed
la th FoaUfi1oaatClnrt.id, forth wk ending
January 13, lBoO i
I. D. Bate, Farqnahar O.tnpUII, Mr. Rolll
Morry, Mi-c Nina McK.e, William MeAlarnoy,
Mary 0. Read, John I, Boeder, Mlaa Sarah Ana
Shell, John HlUoa, Wra. Sarah A. Wall., Wil
liam Wataoa. P. A. OArun, P, M.
1IUIIOIM.
Wa uka tbe following Itema from tb Dnllol
Couritr of laat week i
II. 6. Knarr haa dipoed of hi tailor shop to
Uua 0. Tbutnpion, formerly of llrookvlll.
Th raoeot rnloa bar beta th maana of a
drir of nearly fir million foot of loga to DnBoli1
Bill.
Tho Sand; Lit k Company ba leaed a pari of
th Krargrco Iraet, and ar already oommonalng
ta opva a drllt fur oal near tb Evergreen ool
llery. At tb laat meeting or lb teat-her it waa de
elded to hold a lral ioatitut In th-Cnlral
lehool biua In UuBui on the flth of Feb , fur
Huttoo, Brady and Saniy towoahipa in particu
lar, aod (or any oiber diatriot from which they
are willing to oom.
During tb paat week a telephone haa been put
up to ooonect th Itoohealer iaiae with tb rail
road depot. Thia telephon la a Jwl la It way.
Th diatano from offlo to S)oa la a mil or
mora, aod tb common low ton uied In a quiet
ooareriatioa are rprodueod(iltlootly.
DKATIl OK TIlTtMA ANI HANNAH
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Tbe lie He fun t lUmacrut of Uat week aaya:
"W bav thia wk to reoord tbo death of a van.
arable couple in Half Moon township, who, hav
ing lived together happily for mora than half a
century, reapeeted aad beloved by tb entlr com
munity, a wall aa by many friend a lie where,
hv together bea called ti th reward of vlrtu
eua aud well apent live. T home a Wilton, nod
Hannah Wtliou, bii wile, aged reipeo lively lgb-ty-four
and tlgbty-alx year, departed thia lltaon
th 1Mb and lHtb of leombr, 18T9, nt their
boautifu I reiiden within afitht of th ptao of
their birth. Thia venerable oupl wbo wer la
their laat ia omenta lurruundsd and minli
tered to by aeven out of eight children alx ma
tron Ij daughter and on ion bordering upoa old
ago, 1 a eircau,tno that but aeldom oocurf,
and muat have been of exceeding comfort to tb
dyibg. Mr. Wilaoo waa tU eon of Qeorg Wil
roa wbo cettlrd in Half Moon Valley at a vary
early day, and with Tbomaa Downing, th fathr
of Mr. Wilton, and Tbomaa Moor war th
founder of the Society of Frlrnda to tbia county,
of which th aubject of Ihl notia wer faithful
and ountiitent meiuUera for over aixiy year.
Having walked together through a long lire In
peaceful oonflilcuce and faithful parrormanc of
duty, in death they were not separated, hut laid
aid by aid la th peaceful grave-yard of their
beloved 9joiecy,to which ao many of their friend
had preceded tham, to await tb lummona of tho
Oroat Day."
m aaa-am ....
TIIK Cl.iV;AUI'll.I,l) 1'OAIa THAOE.
The haiinee lo, the variety of aemi-bitamiuoua
eoal pruduord in th CI ear Gold eal flalJ of Central
1'eonaytvania, abowa an lacreaa of opwarda of
thro huadrad thnuaand toaa for tb yr 1879,
at compered 'with tha preceding year. In view
of th low prlo of anthrait throughout th
jar, thia buaioe i eitraordlnery, and li due
to tb revival of Hi Iron trad throughout Penn
sylvania. Tb price wer low, and a a ml
rem uneratlv until about th middle of lha month
of September, when th atrik in the Cumberland
region mad a demand for thia eoal. After th
raumptlen of work in tb Cumberland di it riot,
tb grand ' boom" In tbo Iran and other indus
trial begin to mnk a demand for eoal that haa
kept up until th present time, and promiaet lo
continue throughout 1880, so that w may look
for a very much better ton nag than ha been
recorded.
, Thar haa beo aa adraneo ol fifty eenU per
ton real i ltd, from th aria ta th aarly part af
tba year J th mining baa been adtaacad tea
ants per toa a toco October, and tb railway
company haa seared aa advene of tw.aty-fiv
oenla per ton. W may, therefore, antleipat
higher rate for tba increased produetioa. It Is
doubtful If tb year's bualnua shows muoh profit
od tb aggregate, owing to th numbr of salsa
mad delivered at fixed prices, aod tba aoa
petltion for trade slicing theae rat pretty this.
Tb lid buainess ahowa about th cams propor
tion aa in former years, there was new bualaoea to
about th extent neottiary to keep up the aver
age, say on third af tbe tola) production.
Price are aaid to be f l.Sft at tha mine, I3.&0 at
Philadelphia, and $4.50 at Booth Araboy, per
groia tun ; we stipponthay dlreounl these figure
when neoeitary to do a contracts. Th output
baa been aa fellow i
174 S31i,n
187 V-SHjUi1
1870...... l,IHl,8rtf
1877 , 1,374,1X7
1878 1,216,201
UTV (Dec. 27).... 1,810,285
In view of th aortf.ua depression of buainess
eiaoa this eoal became known, It suoottatul iotro
dnetion Is something remarkabl. Th output
last yr was qoadrupl that of to years ago.
Ton are reckoned at 2,00 ponnds.---t?oal' Trad
Journal of Jan. Tf.
A SIMMJlaAH I'.VENT
W clip the following from lb Midi son (Wis
contlo) Vocral of tb 17th and 1 6th of Decem
ber lut t
dbjltb or isaac axd s Atari jahs smith.
At her residence In tbia oil y, at 4:16 A. M.,
Tuesday, December lOtb, 187V, of congestion of
the lungs, Mra. Sarah Jan, wit or laaac bmitn,
in tb 6alb year of ber age.
About thirty years agu, doaaed and Mr
Iuao 6mltb, (tb latter now lying daageraualy
ill,) earn to tht elty, and became a well knwa
and an honored oltiien the parent of th wlf of
our refpeotei fellow .lownaman, Mr. Beverly
Jefferson.
Th funeral services will ba hold at th family
residence on Jenifer street, at 1 P. M., to-day,
(December 17tb.)
In thia city, Wednesday, December 1 Tib, IB TO,
Isaae Smith, aged 6V years and V moatna,
Pooerel from Jenifer itrvet at t o'clock this
afternoon.
a Totcuiaa tSLinanr,
That was a touching scene which occurred yes
tarda j, at the residence of the lata) Isaac Smith
The Mends of the family wsre at tbe house pre
paring to remove ta tha ee meter; tbe remains of
Mrs. Sarah Smith ths good wifs ar lbs house
hcild. Tbe venerable husband of the deoeeeed
lay In an adjoining room, alck unto death. Per
feotly rational, tb dying old maa knsw that th
pinion or his life for narly fifty years, wa
dead, and that bar rem.Lna wer about te b
bora away for burial. Th old gentleman sum
monad bis friends to bis bedside and said
''Don't bury Sarah to -day. I am going ta die
to-night, and then ws aan b buried together."
Ia compliance with his with, th remains were
plaeed la a vault at foar 'eloek la Ibaafternooa,
and at a quarter ef ssrsB.last evening th
propheey wss verified, and to-day the aged ooapla
will be laid side by aide lo slsep ths peaceful
leap.
Tb deceased resided for S number of years at
tbe "Level Comer," near Jersey Shore, aad the
Hrld ot that place, la allading la tb death of
this couple, remarks:
Mr. and Mrs. Smith were both aetivae of Ly
earning eouhty, Pa., and wer well know a by th
people of Jerivy Short and vicinity, thirty years
age, at aboat which line Mr. Bmtth sold to ear
reipeeted and vanerabl aillien, Mr- McLaughlin,
bis large aad beaitifal form la 'Level Corner, 1
upon which ba end his fir tatrs wer born
On selling his farm Mr. Smith moved te Car-
w ens r I He, Clearfield eoaaty, Pa., where be waa
cngagod for a few years la the SJereaaUle and
lumbering bualnoas, sad from there removed ta
Madleen, Wtaeanslj.
(fr. Smith waa kaoweas a maa af groat energy
ladustry sad psrmcraae. Mr. Smith's slaters
were nailed la marriage with Jen. David Me-
Mlekes, Mr. Charles McMlekaa, Mr. Samuel
M. Simmons and Mr. Joha Hamilton, all sew
deceased eseept th last asmed, aad all af whom
where highly respected eltlsea and well aod
prominently haewa throughout Central Feansyl
vaala.
Mr. Smith, the wife of Mr. Kmltl, was a Mis
Brews, and leaves a large connect lea ef the eame
aam Bvlag near Williemeport, Miltos and Lew
tabarg, this State, til af whoa are else highly
reepeeted ia tb vteiafly la wbleh they live.
Mr. aad Mrs, Smith wsre both at tbe ttsae ef
their destfc, at.) kf bsa far many years, aoa
ilit eat member ef th PretbytoiUs ejhave).
Thty kav three children, daughters, en mar
Hed aad twa stagl, 4l lirlng la Madisoa, t to
aaasta, to ejoam tbelr aerigua lass.
Mr. Smith, Sr., tbe fataar af these hjeet el tbU
awUea rtrrsaeated what wai fba this dletrlrt la
the Ooagraet af tbe tailed Slats aktiag tba war
af III!.
If yoa want ft good pair ot ekatoe
eheap, go lollarder'i tiun stora. de 10-u.
The New IlEMiNaTow Family Sew-
ino MicainB for sala at J. B. Harder' Qua
8trf Clarflld, Pa. 0t JO-fiss.
aaU
We fcavo now on Band several thoos
aad Irat-elaas aavlopa, whleb ws will print for
basin mea, or anybody alaa, at prise that itaa
sot h rivalled. Call and them . tf.
a mi
At the IUpoblioak office is tbe plaoe
to ct your Job work doa. W ar fully prepared
ta do aa-thln la tb printing Una. will do It
wall, and at th right kind of prlo. tf.
Another lot of Iboso beautiful ltem-
Ingtoa Sewing Machines, just rselved at Her
der's. Tbe maebioea bav aoeog-wbeala, earns,
nor Frletloa pulleys. Corns aod sxamiaethem.
doe. io.tr.
Soe a woman on horseback in another
column, riding near Spcer's Vineyards, with a
bnaoh af 0 rapes from whleb Bpor fort Urap
Wine Is made, that la so highly esteemed by the
medical probation for tb ue of invalids, weakly
parson and th ng-- B"!d b7 B- w r0"'
Dragglat, Oloarflsld, Pa. jly.-'7 tf.
Why is K. K. Thompson's Barosma
ooasidered the beat known remedy forltverand
kidney diaeaies t Beoause he ha tbunsands of
teetlmonlals from thore who bavsbeen cured by
taking It.
Prepared by R. K. Thompson, Titusvllle, Pa.,
and for sale by all druggiata ia Clearfield, aad
JorepbSeyler A Sea, Lulhersburg. Jao-T-lt
A Fact.- An advertisement insorted
ta the Rbpublioas will reaob more readers than
if published la all tha other papers Is th eoun-
ty,aad aoat tba advertise, leas than one-half
la other words, aa advertlsemeat publi bed In
our journal Is worth doubl tbe pries of that
charged by any other publisher la tb eoaaty.
"It I. a red.'
Granoi Mietinq. We have been
requoited to Hat that th Clearfield Pomona
tirange will meet la Clearfield, en Thursday, tb
23d day or January, A. D. 1 80, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Alt Boo rib Ditgr members are requested lo
atteod. A number of quiatlona will be eebmitted
for dehate such as the Philoaopby of Agricul
ture, Co-operation, to. Tbe are dubjeots la
which all ar intern ted, and should take part.
Removal. Dr. T. J. Boyer has re
moved his medical otto to th rooms recently
ooeupied by Buck A Urabam, la Graham' row
H makes CHRONIC DISEASES a speelslty.
C1IARGK3 VERY LOW. Tb manofaDturers
having lowered prteea, h Is prepared ta furnlab
STRICTLY PURE MEDICINES nt greatly re
duoed rates. Th afflicted will be benefited by
giving him a call. JutytA, '79-tf.
0T. JACOB OIL
Wu an loo, lows, Jan. 25, 18T9.
X was taken with an aoute nitaok of Rheuma
tiim laat Fall, and confined to bed. At fir it em
ployed a phyafiaa, without benefit , then Beat
to Wangler Bros.' Drug Store, and obtained a
bottle or St. Jacobs Oil, the ue of which eoon
gave me relief, and eured me of tbe attack. 1 ean
safely recommend It to all sufloriog with Rhea,
mftttsm. Re-pofllftillf,
Matt. kUDaKworr, I. 0. U. R. Shop.
New Daily Staoe Line. James h.
Leavy haa succeeded in having a dally snail estab
lished between Clearfield aad Pannfield, and will
hereafter rua a daily atag btwen the two point.
His oontract began with April lit, and the itge
will lea r a ( leer II old every momtng (except Sun
day) at fi o'clock, making onntinna with all
trains on th Low Grade Railroad at Pen n field, re
turning after th laat train lb aam evening.
Pataengereand freight will be carried at low rates.
Ordera left at any of tb hotela will be attended
to. loapnv-u
Farmers, Look Here I Lytle will
give yo highest market price Tor Wheat, Oata,
Corn, Buckwheat, Butter, Egg, Onion, Apples,
dried fruits, and all kinds or produce. He has
tbe largest and beat selected a took of groceries,
eaa, euffeo. molaatea, apices, oil salt, sugar,
queenawere. tubs, buckets, baskets, enuras, as.,
ia Clearfield county. He boys hla goad ta large
quantities from manufacturer and first bands
oath, and takes tb advantage of all
i oounta, and so hs is nabld tr sell at lowest
prleas. He gives eaah prices for prodvoe,end sells
la goods at the lowest prleas la tb aoonty.
.'?o.r
Clearfield Coal Trade. State
ment ef Coal aad other freight seat ovr th
Tyrone Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for thro days ending Dec. 21, 1879, and
tb earn tlm laat year
ooatv.
For tb week .
Sam tlm last year ,
lacrosse .
Prsvlooaty daring year
Sam tim lut year
Iaereaa .
Total la 170
am tim laat year.,.-
Inoreaa (
Lumber ... ...-.....
Miaoellaaaoua freight
TWO YEAR AN INVALID C URKI.
Nrw BuTtiLKuai. Pa., July 11 1365.
Da. M. M. Fbnnbb, r re Ionia, N. V .,
Dear Sir: About two year ago I bad an
eruption of th skin and swelling of my apper
lip ana oom legs, i eoum noi nar a w lu
nin months. 1 aleo naa a naa eougn lor nneen
year. I begaa tbe use af ynar Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Toole with your Salt Rheum
Ointment and Cough Money la February last. I
mt' roved te fast that I commenced work in or
of March Tb cur Is complete, no traoe ailber
of th nough, eruptioa or awelling remeine.
lour truly, , J H.Ofiii.un.
Jan 7-It
Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tool may well be called "Ths conquer
ing hero" of tb times. It Is the medical triumph
ar the age, Whoever has "the blue" (heuld take
U. for ll regulates and restores tbe disordered
system that gives rise to them. It always suras
Biliousness and Liver Complaint, Jaundic, Dy-
p ops I a, Constipation, Ileadaohea, Fever and
Ague, Bpleea Enlargements, Scrofula, Erysipelas,
Pimples, Blotches and all skin Eroptioos nnd
Blood Disorder ; Swelled Limbs and Dropsy j
Ireplestnsss, Impaired Nerves and Nervou De
bility Reitorta flesh and atrength when tbesys
tern la rutning down or going Into decile ( cure
Female Weaknes aod Chronic Bhsumatlsm, and
relieves Chronic Bronchitis, and all Lung and
Throat ditHoultlss. It doe thee things by strlk
Ing at th root of disease and removing Its eaase,
Dr. Feoner's ImproTcd Cough Iloasy will re-
lleve any enogh la on hoar. Try a aam pie bottle
at tan oenla.
Dr. Fnnr'a tiolden Rlll ures any pain, at
Toth-ehe, Neuralgia, Colic ar Ueadanhe ia five
to thirty mlnules, aad readil) relieves Rheuma
tism, Kidney Complaint, Dierhoa, etc.
Dr. Fanner's St. Vitas Danee Hnsctfie. One
bottle alwaya ara.
For sal by Harttwlck A Irvln, Druggist,
Clearfield, Pa. aug-17-tf.
BpttUtil
A.J, Jackson, near the 8haw House, baa lbs
bst assortment of Picture Framea ever brought
te town. If not In the county. (Jo and look at
them. aov20-tm.
II yoa bar a pletur yea want pa- In n frsute,
take it to A. J. Jarkeon, na Market street, two
doors east rf the Chaw House, and be will let
yoa have It cheaper thaa sou can buy them auy
where elee, because be makes that bneinees a
eelalty. novIO im.
WiWTBn. 600,000 14-fethaved boons, deliv
ered at tb railroad, la ear loads ef 8,0tii, at all
pointa oa th Tymo A Clear Held, P. A Uald
Ragle Valley, and Pennsylvania Railroad, for
wbisb I wiU pay tbe highest market price.
J. F. Krambr,
Octlfi, 1078 tf. Clearfield, Pa,
Qua IIiiRDnan Pan Casv, Disoonat an Old
Phicbs. Hewing Machines eaa oow baparrhaied
at MerrcU's tla and variety store, from Hi ap
wards. All kind of sawing machinsa repaired
en tbe hrtet aotie.
Clearfield, Pa., July 1$, 1177.
Jffther't aVrcVr.
Tba pri-l ar a Mother, tb life and Joy af a
bom, ar her children, beaoe her grief whea aiek
nea enter and take them away Take warning
tb, tbat yoa ar rauamg a terrible risk, If tkey
hav a Cough, Croup ar W hooping Oough, whtva
lead ta Cnnaumpll'ia, if voa do not attend te It
at one. 8HIL0H 8 CONrUiMPTION ( I HI Is
area teed ta ear them. Prlo 10 eta,, 60 eta
and $1.00 For lame Dark, Bid or Chesl, as
Shilob's PorowB Pi a l sr. Prio 10 aeais. Bold
by p. p. Watson, Clearfield, Pa. seplT-eo
The Bent t Ever MiHtW Of.
S. O. Pwrkew. a aromint and Influential olt
laen of Iowa City, savsi M have had tbe Dys
pepsia, and Liver Complete t for several years,
and have asad ovary remedy I aowld hear ar,
without any relief whatever, wall) I saw year
Sb lion's Vltallisr adTrttrd la ear papsr, and
was nrraaaded te try It. I an happy t atat
tbat It has entirely eured me. It la certainly the
beet remedy 1 ever knew of." Price Tfieeni. For
i Pj u. v, watswa, viearueie, r.
IHILOH'flOATARRN BBMRDY. A marvpl
ana Care for (Jaiarrb. Diabtbert, Canker moeth,
aad Headache. WUhsaeh bolim Is aa IngeaiaMi
aaial tajewtof fer tbe mere sweoessfwl treatawnt
of lbs aomplaint, wiiaon aura oaarge, rne
60 eata. Per sal by O. D. Wet tew, Clearfield,
p. sept IT, 1070 ftaaeow.
Raaaian Voa Sali. R. Kewton Sbnw keeps a
full supply af Fredoms Bugglee and Platform
Wagous tor Sale, in we rweu mi me oamw nvuae
yard. Call oa or address Mm at Clearfield Peaa
sylvaala. -if.
WaNTnn. Delivered at the Rail Road.
10 0,1)00 26-Inch ahvd shine lea.
lftO.UUO 34-lnch sawed shingles.
100,000 feet of pine boards.
600,01)0 14-feet shaved hoops.
5,0.18 railroad ties,
60,000 feet of good hemluck boards.
For which I will pay tb 1 igbeat market price,
delivered at Clearfield, or at nay point on tha
Tyrone Clearfield Railroad.
J. 7. Kaaa bb.
Clearfield, Pa., Oat. lo, lS7S.tr.
CoLLicron's WaaUnAiT. Wa hav prepared
form, end bav oa band a large quantity, f
blank "Collector's Sal," which bate been ap
proved by the highest legal authority In ths
Courts af this county. At fiesnfy Vtnl$ per
dmen ws will mail any number to the Collector
ordering them. A Collector, when oom pel led to
adverltse property, must poet up not iesa rha
thre notice In tbs most public places In his
borough or township. tf.
alust Received.
Just IWiived by ARNOLD,
at
CUUWENSVILLK
Car Load Nova Scotia Tlaslorl
Car Load pure Corn, Ifyo and Oats
Chop !
Cur Load Denken Snh 1
Car Load of Choice Family Flour 1
Cor Load Dry Goods, (irocurios, Ao.l
terHhintrles, Bark. It. R. Ties nnd
Grain will be to Ion In exchange.
Curwennvillo. May 1, 1878.
CLEABHELD BASKETS,
Olb abtibld, PM Jan. II, IftSfl.
Flour, pr ewt
Buckwheat Flour, )r ewt H
Cora Meal, per ewt.........
Chop, rye, parowt .'
Chop, mixed, per ewi.-...
Bran, per owl ...... ...
Wheat, per bushel
Rye, por bushel .-
Oata, per bushel
Corn, eara, par hufhel
Duok wheat, per bushel
Potatoea, per bushel..., ...... ..
Apples, per bushel ..
Haws, per pound
Shoulder, per pound ..
Dried Reef, per pound
Chickens, per pair
Butter, per pound .....
Eggs, per doten ...
Salt, per tack, large
Coal Oil, per gallon
Lard, per pound
Dried Apples, per pound
Dried IV aches, per pound...... .
Bvans, per buabel
I 00
I 00
I SO
1 40
1 00
1 86
86
60
86
06
46
40
13
8
17
60
26
SU
3 no
16
Ui
0
T
1 60
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
PniLiDBLrmi, January 12. Flour and Meal
Flour Isstsady but dull, bnles ef 000 barrels;
Minnesota extra family at $0.60(,7.16 Henn
avlvaniado. do. at W 750t7.26 westarado.de
at $7 Out. 60, and patent and other high grades at
(7.5O(t,8.50. '
Kyo flour aelts at $.60. In Commeal no sales.
Grain Wheat moras elowly, but ia rather
weak. Sale Of 2,000 bushels, rejected at $1,4 i ;
red at $1.4.1 ; amber at $1.41)1.61, and .No. red,
alerator, at $1.41.
Kye sells ot sent.
Corn Is la good demand for-aon samp Hon, and
firm. Bales of 6,Oti bushels j new mixed aad
yellow alifli'tVW jeais, and some old atOI cento.
Oats are in fair request at former rates. Sales
of 4,2n0 bushel at 48 cent for mixed, and 4V(
60 cents for white.
CmcAoo, Jennsry 11 Klour dull. Wheat
dull, week and lower; No. 1 red winter, $1 S ;
No. S t'hioago spriag, $1 J" for eash ; $l.3
for Februarr f $l.2t'a for March) No. 1 do..$l.
lit ) rejected V6 cents,
Corn is ia fair demand; lower; 40 cents for
cash f 4J oents for February iti cents bid for
May.
Oats quiet and wsk 85 centa for cash f 2.1
cents for February ; 3Vg cents for May.
Hye easier, at T8 cent.
Kerley eteady; fair demand, 84 cents.
Dreeard bnga, $M,6.10.
Pork dull and a shade lower, $18.40 for ea-h ;
tl.H.t.0 bid for February j fl8.0Wi(.i,U.T0 for
March.
srd dull, weak and lower ; $7 80 bid for easTi,
$7 73 bid fvr February; $7.8I)(.i 7.8i lor
March.
Bulk meats steady.
Ksrgs Strictly freah 16(17 cents.
Whisky steady.
IMarrtfl
POTTER HTM MKL-In Bsuth Stillwater,
Minnesota, on Thursday, December tith, 1870,
Rev. W. A. llnrrio-ion, Mr. Willism J. Potter
aad HIM Kate Haiaie.. -
BRATTON WfLKrNSON. At the resid-no
of Mr. Bratton, Sr., In Kaat Tyrone, on Thursday,
Dombr J Mb, 187U, by Rev. B. M. Moore, 11.
Mr. Jobn D. Bratton, of Tyrone, Pa., aad
Miaa Bile H. Wilkinitoa, of Osceola Mills, Clear
field county, Pa.
RCKLR MAYS. On Wsdaesdsv, December
34th, 1079, by Rev, D. H. Campbell, Mr. Joha
tSoki. of (ilea Hone and Mise amma tfcll ssays.
r Aasonvill, Clear Held ooaaty, Pa.
LOI'DKR. At th resideaceof her eon in-law,
A lei. Dunlep, near Pehuln, en Monday, Decem
ber 6tb, 187U, Mra. Elisabeth Loader, aged 04
years, 4 months and 0 days.
ALLISON. Ia Horn side boron nb, on Tuaaday,
January 0tb, 180, John L. Allaon, in ths old
year ef bis age.
STRAW. At hla borne la Jordan township,
o Monday, Daoember3Vtb. 1879, Nicholas Straw,
In tb 71st year of hi eg.
5ew tlirrtisrmtttu.
tfQA perday at home. Bern pics worth
VuJ $6 Ire. Address tttlnson A Co.,
Poitland, Mama. (dcl7,'7V-ly.
Tri-Ennial Assessment I
APPEALS FOR 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given tbat tbe Commission,
ors or Clearfield county will meet the tax
payers at tba follow ing named place, for lb
parpao of bearing aod determining appeals on tb
Trl-enniel Assessment for 1880. The time fur
hearing appeals will bo between tb hours of 9
o'clock A- M- and 4 o'clock P. M. of each day.
The appeal will be held for
Curwensrllts borough, at ths sleet Ion houM, on
Friday, February 8th.
Pike township, at the election hu In Cur
wen iv ills, on Hat ur day, February Tth.
Mosbon township, at the alocuoa Boa, on
Monday, February 9th.
Olrard, at Congress Hill fobool boa, on luce-
day, February 10th.
Kartbaua, at tba house or Jotepb Kepiey. on
WedneiilaT. Ftbruarv 11th.
Covington township, at tns public nouso or
John it a I sob, on Thursday, February ma.
O reliant township, at the eleolion house, on
Friday, February Utb.
Bradford townshlp.at tbe bouse of Jacob Pear,
on Hat or Jay, February 14tb.
Rorfs township, at tb boue of stdward Al
bert, on Monday, February 10th.
Wallaeetoa boreacb, at tbe hotel in said bor
ough, on Tuesday, February I7tb.
Morris township, nt yhe Boas or Mr. Kisen
hower. In Kvlertown. on Wednesday, Feb. into.
Dreatur township, at tiie boua ot ntenard
Ilrtgbss, en ihuncjey, rtbruary ivtu
Osceola borough, at lloyt's hotel In said bor
ough, on Friday, February 10th.
Hoaledale bu rough, at tbe nt Cloud hotel la
said borough, on Bel unlay, February Hat.
Woodward township, at the house ot 1 nomas
Henderson, an Monday, February 88d.
tiulioh township, at ths hotel m faasviii,a
Tuesday. February S4lh.
Beccarta township, tt tbe hotel or Fran uotis
tn Ulen Hope, ea Wennesday, retiruary I oil,.
Jordan township, at tb hotel in AaSttartlls, en
Thursday, February I'b.
Knm township, at Turkey Hill Sohool houM,
an Krid.. Februerv ITth.
Ferguson township, at the reatriencs or ?oepa
Moore, om Haturdav. Februarr 2Hlh.
Lumber Citv boroutli, at the b(u or Israel
fJuppy, ow Monday, March 1st.
jejewtiurg aoroagn, a in aoute or issue maraie
In aaid borough, en To May, March Id.
Chst township, at Horahauab s sohool boas.
on welnesday, warcn Ja.
Now Washington borough, al tbe house or ll .11,
Rota la laid borouih, ea Thursday, Me rob 4th.
Burasids township, at i sung s school bouts, os
Friday, Mareh bib.
Bvneld borough, st (he boae ef Footer Da
vis ia said borough, en Saturday, March 0lh.
Bell township, at the boas of Rort Ma
haffe. oa Mondav. March Sib.
tlrewnwood township, at the hotel of flaorg D.
MeCraeken la Hetlrllle, on Tue.lay, Haroh Vth
Pcnn township, at M. m. riyaa s hotel la fena-
vlllo, oa Wedaoeday, Marob 0tb.
Uleom township, at to aieettoa nous, ai
Tburedav. March Utb.
Brady township, at William Bchwem'S hotel la
Liitbertburc. on Pi Ida v, Mareh Utb,
Paady townahlp, at th eleefioa ho Is
Dull.,! i, ea Haturday, Mareh IStb.
l aiee towasbip, at the election hoot in Roek
Ion. co U trade v. March 1 bib.
Huston towasbip, at ih public hoe.se f Jam
Seoflold ta raaeM, an tueeeay, ami lei.
Lnwreaee towgsbtp. at the CommtssleBera' Of'
fi-e in Clearfield, en Wednesday. Maiwh I7tb.
Clsarfleld bovnb, al tb Commtfsloaeea' Of-
le la said b roagb, ea ihuraday, March imn
Notice Is also hereby glrea ta the ABSEORS
or tbe several borougui snd townships, that they
be present with the Hoard af Commissioners aa
ths da ef Appeal, (a their respective districts,
as well as all persoos whe may feel themselves
aggrieved .
A aenersl Arnaal will he held at th Comml
eieaere' OAee. la Clearfield. Wt tha 83d, ttfttll
and Sth day af March next, after ween no
appeal will be heard. The A see see re are ra
il el red t aire each taxable a written ar printed
noitee at the kind and amount or ProPert B or
she ll a,ssei, at 1M b-e f$ bffir lbe dF er
llJoHN-rro'ir'
JUI1N NORHIal,
Al'ssl i tvomulaslehtrs.
Joan W. Hows, Clerk.
0warteirtV Orrirs, 1
CtKsariria, Pa, Jaa. It, IMA.
Sew QtettWmtnt.
JOB PRINTING Ot EVERT DKSCIIP
Uoa aaatiy aiaeatad at this ofioe.
I "ELECTION OF OFFICER. Nolloe is
J beraby given that there will b a meeting
or tb Clearfield County Agricultural Pocirtr, t
tbe offlce mt the Secretary, ia Clearfield, oa FRI
DAY, JANUARY II, 1880, at 1 o'clock P. M.,
for tbe purpo of alecting offiosrs for th year
1880. All members or lbs Hoeiety ar requested
ia be present.
JO UN SMITH.
AL. M. ROW,
Rerretary.
Jan. 14, lttfiO-St.
President
CAUTION All person are hereby warned
bM ta pun base or hav anvtkiug lo do with
a eertaia note given to George Orah itn, of Brad
ford township, calling fori- forty dollars twen
ty dollars payabls first of June, IHl, and balance
due first or June, 1881. Al I bav received no
value therefore, I will aot pay the aama anlcss
oomnellet! lo do so by law.
J. B. MVRRCJO0D.
Lick Run, Pa Jaa. 14, 'cO-lt.
CAUTION. All persons ar bareby warned
agalnat meddling or In any way Interfer
ing with tha following personal property, bow la
tb possession of N. H. Maine, of Bradford twp.,
vlsi One t hi ee-y ear-old black mar and n four
year-old bay stallion. Th foregoing property
belongs to me, and Is allowed to remain in tb
poasesalon ef said N. II. Maine on loan only,
subject to my order at any tim.
D. M. MA1NKS.
Orabamton, Dec 14, W9 Jl
CAUTION All pereona ar hereby warned
af;iost purchasing or In any way meddling
with th following per ion l property, now la
the potaeaaioa of Captain Kpanagl, of Urabam
township, vis t Two bay mares, each about fiv
years old one has a little white oa the left hind
foot, snd the other has some white on both bind
feat. Tbe foregoing property belongs to ms and
is allowed to remain in the possession of aaid
Spaoagl oa loaa only, snbject to my order at
any time. 0. L, 6GUO0N0VER.
Kylertown, Den. 34th, 1870-81.
CAUTION. All parsons are hereby warned
agalnat purchasing or in any way msddlieg
with tbe following personal property, bow ia the
possession of John McDowell, of Urabam town
ship, via : Two horses and barneea, I two horse
wagon, I timber sled, 1 red bull, 8 calves, I sow
and pigs, 1 red now, 1 plow, 1 hay rake, 1 fan
ning mill, 8 tuns of hay, 60 bushels of ats, 16
bushels of bnokwbeat, 1 oook itove. The forego.,
ins property was purobaaed by m at Hhenff'a
sale on the 2d day of January, and ia allowed ta
remain ia tn posssaaion or aaid m quo wen, on
loan only, subject to my orler at any time.
THOMAS II. tfOKfbY.
Q rah am ion, Jan. 7la, 8h0 It.
CAUTION.-AH person ar hereby warned
agalnat purchasing or in any way meddling
with the following property, now in the possession
of 1BAIAH U. bMKAL, of Qraham township,
vis i Two gray horses, two sets of harness, one
two-horse wegon, on plow, n barrow, en pair
of sleds and choice, on cow, on heiffer, on
fanning mill, onr cutting box. on bed and bed
ding, and one set of chairs. The foregoing prop
erty was purchased by m st privets sal on the
ivtu day of Deeemeer last, and is allowed to re
main ia the possession of said Isaiah U. finical
os loan only, subject to my order at any tim.
BAM li KU OMUAb.
Wtlllamagrov. Jan. 7tb, 1880 8t.
1 X ECU TOR 8 NOTir E. Notice la hire
J by given tbat Letter Testamentary on tbe
estate of RICHARD DANVKR, Hr.. late of Pen n
towoship, Clearfield county, l'a., deceased, hav
ing been duly granted to Hie undersigned, all
persona indebted to said est at will pleas mak
immediate payment, and those Having olaims or
demands aicainst lb am will present tham
properly authenticated for settlement without
delay. R. DANVKK, Jr..
JAH. MrKKUWN,
Executors
Grampian Hills. Jan. 7, 1880-61.
I1X4CCUTO
by given
U TORS' NOTICr-Notfoe Is bar.
that Letters Testsmentary on I
tbe astate of THOMAS RK1LLY, late of Clearfield ;
borough, ClrarReld county, Pun's,, deceased, j
having been duly granted to th undersigned, all i
persons indebted lo aaid estate will pleas mak
mmeuiat payment, ana those having clalma or i
demands against the aam will present them
properly authenticated for settlement without
dlay. PKTKR A. UAlJLIN,
M A It 1 HKILbl,
Executor.
CleartltlJ, Pa., Dee. 24, 1870-Ot,
btSiM)aLUTION OP PARTNF.RHIIIP.
Th partnerablp xlitlag under the firm nam
ot Leavy, Mitchell A Co. was dissolved oa tbe
8lh day of December, A. D. 179, by mutual1 con
tent, by James Mitchell withdrawing from said
firm, and by John Mitchell withdrawing from
said firm on the li.d of December, 1870.
JAM Ks L. LKAVV,
DAVID MrOAlHUIET,
W. R. McPHERHON,
JAMK8 MITCHELL,
Dee. attire. John hitoublu
Th business will b oarrled on hereafter by
th remaining partner, Jam L. Leavy, W. R.
MeFberson and Uavid Moueugftey, nudr tn
firm nam of Jam L. Leavy A Co.
JA.MKH L, LKAVEY,
W. R. MrrPHRRHON,
DAVID McUAUtiUBT.
Clearfield, Pa,, Jaa. 7, lHB0-4t.
TRIAL Mivr.-Ll.it of Cauaea set down for
trial at January Term of Court, commons-
iug Monday, January 12tb, 18n0, and eoatina-
ing three week t
SacoRB Wsia Momdat Jm cast 19ts.
Lvl Ooss, Truitee, rs. Wainrlght A Co.
Robin Taylor vs. W. 0. CaHoa. ,
ThomhiasAM'Moelgalrs. Jacob Uirah
Jacob Uelnet vs. 8. C. Patehin, Ad'r,
Peter Mei.wrg . Jobn W. Davis A Bros.
J. B. Dilleo at. al. vs. ft- Co wen eu al.
Thomas Mitchell vs. John Dtden t. al.
G. B. Ooodlander vs. Kramer A Dell
William A. Bloom Ex'rva. A. C. Tate, Admlaia'r
Washington B A L Ae'n vs. Ueorg Hanger
T. Uicks vs. W. O. Relley
William Albert 1 Bros. vs. Thomas Parks
Andrew Uardner
D. O. Ilemal
Curtis Ream et. al.
vs. Daniel Miller
vs. John Lightner
vs. Hubert liar Powell
vs. O. W. Uallaher, Ad'r
vs. Uriah Lloyd
-Mono at, Jaa. Irtra.
vs. DoKols A Fuller
vs. Christina Tabb
J. 0. Ackard
II. H. (Sliilllngford
John M. t'ummtng
K. A. A W. D. In la
Tniho Waax-
Ellaa Smiley
Casper Lelpoldt
Co Nat UankofClear'dvs. A. Humphrey
Co Nat Bank of Clear'd vs. William A W.ilUce
Hsmuel Arnold, As', T. F. 8. Bloom
T.J. Hover
, Atleberlingslal Kirs
John P. Irvln
John Moure
TS. James A. Bloom
vs. William Lnthsret al
VS. Allegheny V. R R Co
vs. Jacob S Gearhart
vs. Jacob Rinotelt et. al.
Bridget Baker
Mattrn A Miller
James Port us of
Jonathan Boynton
va. Thouias Parks t. al.
Nicholas Vandevsndr v. John Jamison
Moore A Mnrpbey vs. Jamea rlvnn
laaac Llnsa va. Oeo. O. Kirk, Ad'r
lttiamer Dal va Tbomaa C. Kyler
B. Rota va, J. T. Hurd
Robrt Brown vs. Adam Mover at. al.
Samuel Hence vs. C, 11. Henset
Thomas Walton I VTtfe vs. F. A L.M.Coudrist
ELI BLOOM, Frotbonoiary.
JURY I.IMT-L.atQf th name of jurors
drawn for January Term, A. D. 18Hfl.com
manolng on th Id Monday (12th), aad to con
tinue thre week i
OhAxn Ji-Rous.
Jas Irwin, Clearfield, iJ H Humel, Or ah am,
J C Mvert, ' Ham'l Wiiherow, -lerdan
A Ardrrv.Curwensvlll(iUonrad naaer, nnox,
O W DaWalt, Ueocarla,;Tolbert Ogden, La no
John Illaok, belt
P E Blooi
II P Hartmsn, Hoggs,
John Lev I, Morri.
J U BMrev. llrailford,
jjs M Hpeocer jr, Pik
Jarob W Corp, Urady,
Jesse W Carlisle, "
Robert uwen, rise,
S Poitlelhwait, Handy,
David Hoover, "
R B Kantv.Hurnsllctn
Rufus Lindsay, Chest,
J W Hill, Woodward,
Rob'l Mctiarvsy
'T Henderson, "
Isr wain, Itrn dat.
lOeorge Test, Dreatur,
John Marka,
TAV8RSajtlS0BS-
Joa Shaw, Clssrflsld,
llarrv Willi, "
M F Owena, Csr'svllls,
0 D Erie, Uirard,
Jerrv Irwin. Iloiitadals. Meh Jurv,
r J MCVUimnurt, i'ihh , uth.w,
Michael Uuffoy, Oscola,J'e Cnrry, Creenwood,
OeoKmelgli.WallaoatonjJsse Hester, '
Hugh Mullen, Ueroarls, (1 0 neritng. uuiicn,
J W Wright,
Conrnd O inter,
JaaHpangte
Angus Miller, Hell, j
J W Campbell, " 1
J M Johnson M
Jona Rothroek, Bogga,
Jne Dnirertox, Histon,
Wm Htephons.ir, Kart'a
Jaa S Read, Lawrense,
h Denning, "
llenrge Artry, Morris,
Nicholas Fullmer, "
B 0 Brenner,
David W Hoyt, Pean,
J B Evans. Sandy,
J B Oloaaer, Unioa,
J I Peoplos,
M llollopeter, "
li W.Ik Ins, Woodward,
Jno M Chase, "
Dan I fmel, "
D Hitehing. Btartrerd,
AmoBonialljr, Brady,
Krastu Luther, "
Heary O inter, M
Lem l livers, Burasldel
Jon 0 Mitchell jr, "
Wm llesellofi, Chest,
Wm Kime, Covingloa,
Jne S Briel,
Ijoba Low, M
TBAVBRSSJ 4VBOM-
In waia, Ura aav.
D R Fell.rloe, Cle.rrd P.nl Whila Ckeel,
11 T Bui", ClearBeld,
t Hew,ar, Oreenwnad,
WUWood.aHjr, Uaal a
R Caldwell. Kaoi,
Joha J Read, Lawrence
Jaa Doagbertv ar, M
Wm Moae, Morri..
lonard K,ler, Morrli,
W II Ile.m.T, "
Jao W Irlemkre, Penn,
Rlcb'd baavar Jr, Pean,
II J Iloalen Pike,
Levi Bloom, "
T W Faraawerlh, flae,
J M lrMal.r, Union,
B I Pel.rma,WMd'4,
Prtar Rradl.v, "
Joe 0 llliciaa, N
I II H.I. Lumber Oil;,
R L CfiolbralB, L titv.
(IHbert T.r. N.wbar,,
llarrv K rente, Ueceola,
Jaa f Rena.r, "
M I) Mvari,
Tlm.lbr Ln. Bell.
Jne I. Wllaan, Bredfcfd
M.rt K,l.r,
rcrlal Bura.t, Drad,
Joe. W Kama,
lie. W Nolder
IXIumaa, l.ra,ide If
Wm llaii.n,
John U Ho.ll, "
8 UM, -
lo wnni.ldri air.
ffJKIna, Rarneldenctj
Morri a Daalea, (Ireh.m
P B Nona. "
t 1 Ir.le, Cl.are.eld,
) R J.nklM, Car'arlll.,
R d J.ra, Hoaladal.,
W A MeUoni,!., '
.7 Mcrmckcn 'Ore.nw'd
( k.a Tbarn, '
Jaa Reltar, Kerlhaae,
M Cowan, Heparin,
I, MrUrae.eB, Hnoa
He.ebiah Plea.. IHewavTbo. Wilk.row Jr, Ka.au
Jamea Jamea, B i,,., 'A J llullek, LadrrBM
Qaalel Tramp, el,adlerdJari,bUre,., : '
Jocon piiii.nja, i- 'wiii(
w a Tajicr,
Olte 0 Daub, 1
J L W.a.er, rl,
J ,ba hell.,
U 6 Reama, "
Jera llnorrr, Morri,,
ee lailmaa,
Ab i'rs
M Q Bloom, Pna,
Wm bale, Plea,
D K Rraheker, t'etoa.
joha Uaill.le,
t M llnbmbvv la'eld.
Wm fhleH Wood.ard
A M.l'r.-k.o, fer,..-. W II Sbnf,
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties
Cunreasvlll, Pa. Jaa. 9, 8-tf.
Short Straw Wanted I
PERRONS having short straw. salUbl for
packing purposes, can find sale for it by ap
plying st the ofiioe of
THE CLBAHFIFI.D FIRE BRICK CO.
Clsarfleld, Pa.( Dee. 17, 1879 8t
1 ANK EIBCTION NOTICE. Ths an
JX f nual meeting for election of Directors of th
CuUNTY NATIONAL BANK OF CLEAR
PI KI.D will b held at the Hanking House oa
TI KSDAY. JANITAHY MTH, 1880, between
lb hours of 1 and 4 o clock f . H.
W.M.HilAW, Cashier, j
CUirfleld, P.. Dee. 14, 187t-Ut. t
ADMIMMTH ATOIl'B NOTICEU-Notlo j
Is hsreby given tbat Letters or Adminis
tration on tbe estate of SAMl'RL CALDWELL,
lata of Pik twp., Clearfield eoaoty. Pa., dee d,
naving been duly graniea io ins unaervigaeo, an
riersona Indebted to aaid estate will pleas mak
u mediate payment, aad those having claim ar
demands against tbe aam will present them
properly authenticated for eeltlement without
delay. JOHN T. I1AUERIY,
Administrator.
Lumber City, Pa , Dee. 24, 1879 8t.
T) ICtil-Tlin'l NttTICRC.-Noiic. Is here-
V by given tbat th following accounts hsvs
been examined and passud by toe, and remain
filed of record In thia office lor tbe inapnitioa of
beirs, lestees, creditors, and all ot bars interested,
and will be presented to tb next Orphans' Court
of Clearfield county, to b held at the Court
Hon, la th borough of Clearfield, commencing
on th aeoond Monday (being th 12th day) uf
January, A. D. lHbO :
Final aooouat af J. II. Pentc and M. M. Penta,
Adminlatratore or the astat or Isaiah J.l'entx,
late ef Brady twp, Clearfield Co., Pa., dee d.
Final aeoeant of James B. O rah am, Guardian or
Rebecca Rinior, (now Maim), minor heir of
William Klnler, dee'd.
Final aoeoant af Joha Hoover, Executor ! the
estate or Adam Snyder, late or Morri towasbip,
Clearfield county, Pa., dee'd.
Final aooeuntof Lewis Erbard, Guardian of Alloa
Wc Henry, oae af tbe children and heir or
Mc Henry, late of Jefferson Co., Pa, dee'd.
Partial account of Lewis Erhard, Uuardlan of
Elisabeth MoHenry, one or the children and
heirs of Uc Henry, late or Jeflerton county.
Pa , deceased.
Fiual account of Leu is Krhard and Jacob Arnold,
Administrators of tba est of Samuel Btarr,
let ef Clearfield county, Pa, dee'd.
Fsrtlal account af Jao. II. and Geo. W. Gearhart.
Kxecutors of the last Will and Testament of
Adam (learhart, lata of Ilradford township.
Clearfield county, Pa., dee'd,
Account of Alfred 8 cot) eld, Administrator oftbe
tale of Jobe Venbrabaod, lata of ClearBeld
county, Pa, dee'd., a filed by Lnelea Bird
aud Charles Rolmuker, bondsmen.
Partial account of Margaret A. Dickey, Admlnls-
tratria of theesuuof Wm. 8. Dickey, late or
Beccaria township, Clearfield Co., I'a , deo'd.
L.J. MORGAN, Register.
ClcsifislJ, Pa., Dec. 10, ISTd-lc
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Val unblc Ileal IXatc
IM LAWRENCE TOWNSniP.
IN punmanno of an order of lha Orphaaa' Coart
of Clearfifld ooonty, tht an'lrrftfrnrd. Ad
uiinlilralori of tha eataie of ARTIUiH HKKSK,
lata of l.awrnea townnhlpi dora.acd, will oiler
at pnolio aal. at lha Court ilunaa, in tlje buff
oogh af Cloarfltl't, Pa., on
Sftturdny, January 17, 1880,
At t o'elooh P. M., tha following drier! bod nal
Kalala, to win
That raluabla farm and honttUaJ, altuaia in
Lawranoa lownabip, boundod and dtaertld at
follows i bfiinnln at n poat at omr of lint of
leora Batlnr; ibtnot north 0ra dc,raa waat
Iwrlva ptrchoa to a rad oak lhano north twonf t-
a-Kht doftroof aait foii'-aina parr haa to a hem-
loon near ina nana ai uioarnnid ereai, ana nrar
axoeth of ran tbanet amith thirty two degreee
watt forty-two perebaa to n whtta oak near tbe
Clear (laid Hridre mad i thenoa north eiahlr two
dfjreoe watt forty -aaran porehaa to a port In lino
oi lane , inenoo eoatn ny innoa ot nanwet
Tale'i hai rt forte -aeten d-frfaa wett two hnndrad
aod twanty-teeap paraboi la dead hratlook
oloif bee i da tha publieroad readiof (mn. William
A. Road' t aaw-mill to Anm Road t Mnrkintuh
bop ( thence by laadt of Aaruo C. Tele, Ihe
eoura of tnid road beitic eonih, thirty dtgree
eatt Ifty-fbnr perehae ta a neet, or Mono, In aaid
road on Haa al tha Peter Martin traot
ihenea noith flft'-flraand one-half dtfreae eait
twa bond red nod twenty foar and eet-ett tomb
perch t a o tha plaoe of beginning,
CONTAININQ 100 ACMS
And allowance. Thii l one or tha mnt drlrable
a ad heat taiproreej (a rail In tba Manly. HIM II
TV AlHifi AHK Cl-KAIthD, fenoed, mmi ander
n food Hate of oaltlret.on, bat lag
merron eraoten n large
Two Slory Dwelling
and a lar BANK BARN, to.
If I her with n tprBK nou" corn-erlb, and the
eeaeeary antnnuainKe, mm wen aa m "-m
LARUK OltCUAHD
f bearing frnjt treei of arery daarrlp. Vj w
l.oi, ftrd t) wall of good w atr. miMm.
On half af the pa rebate ipnnaj nmtt he naU
on aoitTie bf Uf eatt, and tht balanon tn
tTat aiual aunaal parmrata, eocnrwd by bond ud
Vairlfaira an the pr?tM-
For lertbor iafunaaltoa, Inquire on tht prl
re, or nfJoha it) Fchryfer.t-t ClaoHleld , ar 9iIm
Kent, rhlliuabarg. JOHN t(. OHKVVIflt.
Ktia a s nr.Kn,
AdmVeef Kttota af Anbnr Btaea, dee d.
rirarneln, Pa.. !. 17,;l:-4t,
PHILADELPHIA.
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Philadelphia, Oct 13, 1870-3. ,
T. A. FLECK.
NEW, NEW, NEW.
Fall and Winter Styles,
AT THE ONE PRICE DRY GOODS STORE OF
j T. A. FLECK & CO.,
1 CLEARFIELD, PA, f
BREISS GOODS,
Ulack ami Cnloieil Cn.limflicK. I'.rninile J;rin Onoif, Plain Tiraa Goods,
Now SIibwIh, l.niliiw' CooIh, lied Klnnnolarrnj- Flanncln, Kliid Klunnelii,
Navy lilae Planncla, Wnlerproola and JLadiea' Clotln, all colors,
Cnwimarea, lion's and Boy' Wear, Drot Ginghams, Calicoes ind
Muslins. Our stock was never bolter. Our Ladies' Skirts are beautiful.
Millinery Goods,
A complete Stock nt our muni Bargain.
mm mm
l'lumo., flowers, Wings, Ontikh Tips, all kinds of F.ncy Wings and Birds,
New Brocnde Velvets and Silks, Satins, Black and Colored Silks, Black
and Colored Silk Velvet, Kid Gloves, Lulu Gloves, Silk Fringe,
Itnttons, I.occs, Corsets, Kmbroidirics, Edgings, Inserting.,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
Linon Handkerchiefs-, Ladies' Ties, Hibbons, Gcrmantown Tarns, Zeplijrs
and Fancy Yarns, Ladies,' Gent's and Children's Underwear, Ladies,'
Gont's and Children's llono. W don't intend to havo any stora in
i,icuruoiu couniy neat ns in anyming siyie, pneos, quantity ,
quality, or selling. Give ns a call and sea for yoursolf.
Oil ClothM,
Ottoman.,
CARPETS,
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building, - Market St.,
JAMES L.
MARKET STREET, CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
All kinds of Caekels and Coffin, kept on hand, and furnisbod to order on
short notice, including the finest as well as the cheapest that can be manu
factured. Our
oonPBH rnESEnvEn
Is the best tn use, and will be furnished when required. Funerals attended
in any part of the county. Call at my office, on Second street, or leave
your orders at Troulman's Furnilurs Store, adjoining the Postofflce.
JAS. L. LEAVY,
oct 1.79-ty.' Clearfield, Pa.
gtruj Sl'1Utmrntii."'
BEE KOR iAI.E. Thirteen blvae of
IUIIaa Bean wbicb I will Mil cheep for
caah, ar eiohenge for wheat. For fnrtber In
formation call on or addrau tbe andereifrned.
J.P. KRAMKK,
Nov t, It If. ' Clearield, Pa.
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles.
SIIAVED AND SAWKD.
Cnrwenavllle, Jaa. , 'f If.
1.1AHM I.AM) f()H SAI.B-la lle.toa
IS anil PinatowB.bipa,Clearfieldooantv.
Keaaoneblc time riven lor parr of pnrchaee
m.aav. 1'ri'M M 00 lo tll.O, par aara.
Micera'a reaerved. L. BIHO, Airnnt,
PenS.ld, Pa.
or W. LLe.cn A Knaii,
6epl. 10, mO tf. , ClnrS.ld, Pa,
fko White Sewing Machine
Can b licuRht mt loit prlefit from ALEX.
1'ATTKHc.JN, Wnodlftnd. Pm. It fi )"mh If aot
npertor to mny first o)mi Sowing Mftohlnt In tht
m-rkol. Circular twnt oa iipliottiun.
Woodland, Ptv, Oct. U, lt,79-a.
"TOTirR TO STOCKHOLDERS. Thtr
W will tw ntint of IB ttokholrjrfl ef
Hit Cla.rl.1tl Fir Urick Com piny hold t tho
rfflw of tho ComponT, in Clovrfljlil, on Tburn
day, the l.llhtlay of Januiry. Ihho, t two
o'clook P. M., lor tho parpoM of oloetiDff oflloon
for tbo Mtaiag yoor, tuid votinf apon tbo qaoi
lion of iBorooaiDg tlio itook of laid Cotnpoo-.
Bt ordof or Ih Hoard of D I roc tor. ,
Attofftr WM. V.I3L..K, ProiiJant.
C. W. Bmiti, Poorotar-.
Clcarfldd, Pa., Not. , 1879 2m.
F
OR SALE.
Tht nnderalvnod wilt tell at prlraU tale all
that trant or pa reel af laved titaala tn Decatnr
lownibipi QlMrueld aounly, Pa within a abort
diRUnce of tbe Tyrone A Clear del 1 R, R.. and
adjoining land l of Robert llodaon nnd otnera,
nnd known it the Jacob B. (Jearhart loL The
taid tract containing OU arret mora or feat, with
two rel na of vainalile eoal ther-on, bat alMWt SO
acrea elearrd, and It the key to a larfe body of
eoal about being developed. Will ha told low and
upon tony term. For par I ion I are, apply tn
DAVID L. KKKUS.
Clearfield, Pa., Jnly lip lo7.
BLACKSMITHING.
Horse-Shoeing
A Specialty.
The nnderrnrlt being thankful for part fa vara,
would respectfully la form the eitiaeaa af Clear
grid and vieiaity thai he bat nnrRhated Iba thnp
In Clearfield borough rtwnily ooeupied by Anna
Kennard, attnatt.1 on I ooutt ttreat, la tht roar of
Geo. Weaver A Co.'t tlore, where by ttrlot and
eloie attention to haa in eaa, he hopea tn receive a
larre there of public patronage.
rtrPrieet rra'onahla and all work guaranteed.
Clearfield, Pa , Oct. 16, iHTt In.
TIMBER FOR'SALE."
Tht utidrffcitncd effert for tnle all tbe pint, nab,
poplar and heaaloek tmhwr an 411 aerat af laad
In Clearfield oonnty. partial aoniulting tht aap
or allaeof tbaoountf, w, ill find II in Brady
LntiBiskLn. BVrlii.inlt. ih kail tawB.hiBi Tc
line, and known na Irmrt No. 14.14 Thia OyfV
ttuher win be held opoa rot ae'e an til tbe JW
Wt of Dm r miter next. For further partiea lan
apply to er addrfa,
unu. a. iiuuuiiA I'Kit.
Oclolxr It, r7 (I.
Clenrfitld, P,
HOMESTEAD FOR SALE
-IM TIIK
h"4 : Curwensville !
X f the Bueoaehanna river, hi it bnronitb af
Curwenavillo, 0 1 earn el J oonnty. Pa , nneapivd by
tba bin UKN4AM11X UAhlHIIUllN, deed, Ll
no olTtrrd for tale. U ooniamt nlmul
Thirteen Acres,
llfoa wklak h etwle. a la. Iwa-Merv IraaM
DVLLL1G HCISE,
kBl.K, end the aeoMearv .nl.
(., aad alia a Ifl.uWINll
.'UI MAlNar war. H-RIK4 WATRR. TkU
I. a verv Sa.lrabl. araaaHy aar a frirela rM.
oteBM. Th.,r.Mrlcn.wo(.redallRIVATI
HAltK. aa meanalil. lerma. far Ian bar la.
fcrmatlan la r.latloa ta It, aall .1 Iba nramlMe,
er a,pl, lo Ih. aB.ereitweo In ,a,eea m nv Mter.
. , UiaXTIIAL W. SMITH,
Altera., aaf la. lidri.
ne.rftelJ, Pa., ftvt. UI.tf.
ItllSffllanroBi
A. M. niLLF.
Etc.
Clearfield, Pa.
Sept, 1, "7111
LEAVY,
a week la yoor owa town. Terml nnd IS
"0O ooll free. AddrealB.nalletAOompaaj,
Portland, Main.. deolT.TO.ljr.
n weak, lit n im) at bom. caitiff made.
Ooallv MtBt free. Addrael Trne A Co.,
Ansnatn, Maine decir,'7 Ijr.
r OMt HUKIIKLH.n.crt. Weavw A Co.
Of want Sra tkoaaand boabell ol OATS, iaw,
and will pav eaab or produce.
ClearSalJ, Pa, Aaf. It, H7!-tf.
CLEARFIELD COUNTY BANKr Tha
banking Ann knows at tht Clearfield County
Bank bat been ditiolred by nntnal oooseot, nnd
tbe bank la to go Into gradual lirjui Jation. Wa
are rctpenrible for tba dibta, and will pay them.
Tba aiteti will bt under eonirol of John W.
Wrlgley aiolntlTely, M tht banking honta, anl
ind will be collected by him.
JAMKS T. LEONARD,
JAM Kg R. GRAHAM,
WILLIAM I'OKTKR,
WILLIAM A. WALLACK,
GEO KOR L. REED.
Clearfield, Pa , Dan. S, lB7-tf.
1ICENHB NOTICE. Tha following per
J ton hart lied In tha office of tba Clertt of
the Coart of Quarter Sattltna tf Clearfield ooua ly,
their Petltiona nnd Bonda for I.ietnaea, at tba
January Station!, agrrtably to tht Aot ef Aa
tanably i .
OTiL LICKWIi.
John fl. Bar r , , . DuBoU.
W. I.. Nicboleon u
William Carley "
8. R. Notaatint.HM ,M I
A. J. lJrnuakar MM n.
Ula,
Michael Hurley ....
Wm. Smith
John Coleman
, .Oaceola.
...Jlonladalt.
Jacob Lanta "
Uaorga H. Woodin H..HMH...
Francit Cooper
Nicholat J. W,J,a....N. HtaUd a.Woodward twp.
W. W. Mar.h Brady twp.
Tniter DaTlt Bnraaide borough
Tbotnaa M. furnlti...
......Bradford twp
W U0 LBS A LB.
M, Kllnoidliager
aBtTAlUXf.
KlllottM. Peoti
William Weld
Certified from tba Record.
DnBoli.
DuBole.
..Beootuia twp.
KM BLOOM, Proth.
vieerneiti, ra ueo. io, isry it.
If yoa want to Bee the finest Stook of
Rcady-Madc Clothing
IN CLBARflELD, COTII
GULPJZBURG'S.
If yoa want to Buy tho best Fitting
Clothing;
If yoa want the most Reliably Made
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Till TVT-a
if I II I Mill
ummuumtuuuijiumuHni
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tf you want to bay at tha lowest Cm
fncea, go to
If vou want to see the best assortment of
1
If yoa want to see a nice selection of
n i I ii i n 1
licnis lurnismng uooas;
If yoa want to buy a
FINE HAT or a GOOD UMBRELLA.
or a TBUNK or VALISE,
If you want to got the wortl. ef your
' Money, don't fail to go to
C.IJIXZIIIIIU.'W,
WKHTKRN HltTBLOORMIlR.VIM'aWld.Pa..
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