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Gioroi B. Gooulandib, Editor.
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WEDNESDAY WOHNINO, MARCH 14. 110.
ltwdir, If yoa want to know what Is going oa
la tbo bnalnoM world, Juat road oar rtvartUIng
Diana, tot Spteimi oolumo in particular.
MAXIM! FOR THE DAY.
No man worth? tb eOlM of Pr.ildnt ihuM
to willing to Hold It If oantd In, or pltuwd than
lr mj fraud. o. urart.
I eoald sirtr bar ben mono 1 14 to tbo olo
vat lea bv tho mallai. old of nino of a parton,
kowortr mpootoblo In privata lift, who unit
ivrtrtrflarrT upon on orow ina aianp 01 iraa
Int trlatDDlioai In Amarloan fciitorf. No lub-
oqaoiit action, bowovor uarllorLtMt. coo wh
away in itttoro 01 inai roeora.
Crarlbi Kkaroii Amm.
I would rather ha tbo ndoriotoontof aquar
ian of a Billion or tbo Amcrloan pooplt than that
of tbo Leu 11 aa a Ktarntng Board, or of tbo Com
minion which ozo laded tbo facta nd dooldod
tbo quoit Ion ob a Uohnieallty.
Tno. A. llavnaicita.
to dor tbo forma of low, Katborford B. Jiajraa
hai boon dooiorod Prtnldent of tho United State!,
lilt tilt roiti apoB diffronflblifmont of lawful
solan, loo uim MM in oat i oi in warning om
eon noting oorroptl, and tbo doeltfon of a eoin
miaiina which boa rtfuied to facer evidence of al
leged frond. For tbo flrft tlaio aro tbo A mar Icon
people nonfronted with tbo fust of a fraudulent I j
oloeiod Preafdeat. Lot It aot bo nadoratod that
ibo frond will bo lUently aoqutoioed la b tho
country. Lot no boarpaic la which tbo uaurp-
lion i forgotten.
ADDBiai or I)RMouaATio M. C.'a. .
Odo hundred yeara of human depravity aeoa
ruuUtod and oonoonlratodlntoaolimoi of crimo.
Never again In boodrod yaare thai) tbey baro
an opportunity to repeat tho wrong.
DaMIILW. VoOKBBIfl.
DEMOCRATIC COVNTV COM
MITTEE FOR 180.
4 TWr. MKHI.nt.
Barnld. B'r. Chnrlu B, Patrloh.
ClurOold " fln.it. V. Wllion,
CnrnT'. 11 K. I. Tbompion,
llonlKl.l. " Pstrlok Don.,
l.titnb.rC'" II..I.IW. II i K,
N'-whort- " lnue Mark I.,
rDMTorric..
ltaraatt)..
Cli.r.lL
CitrwtBiTtll..
HoBtld.)..
Lumbtr Ctty.
Uurtl.
X. Waib'n " Dr. A. 9. Bannotl, S. Waahlnni.il.
(ii-aola 11 H. A. Cinnbfll, O'ewl. Hilla.
Wallaoalon " U. W. KmijU,
W.llMvton.
nocari. I p. ua-rld near.
Iil.n Hop.
Bell
" -tonn at noaa,
William MnH,
" laaMllalib,
" Daniel Hiuhani,
" Charla. Srhwm
M Job. Waa-nr,
o-t.nd.
ForMi.
W.ll."t-ton.
Woodland.
Lnthtrabnrs.
Uloom
llorgf
Hr.dfnrJ
l)r.lj
Harm. its
Ob-it
UorinKton
l".tur
Fa-gaion
llirard
Ooihtn .
Or. hit.
(IrMQWoml
(lullnt
HastnD ,
Joril.n
Kirtb.m
Kdoi
liswrfnt
Morrti
Pens
Hik.
8ndjr
Union
Wio4 irnrd
N. Wublnittoa.
" Joiispb II.Brstb, N. Waablnito.,
" F. U.Coodrlat, Fr.nch.llla.
" J.iooW Y. Htalnar, 1'hillptb.rf .
" A. A. Bloom, M.rraa.
M Job. Na.'omb, Ollllagbam.
' John A. L. Fle(al, Lick Hon. Villi.
" 0. W. Kjlir, llrahamtoa.
" John A. Rowlta, Marro..
" Jamai Fljnn, Smith'! Mi III.
" II. L. Horning. P.ntiald.
" Dr. E. A. Cioioell, A.Knrlll.,
' Oeorire Ilet-kendoro, Halt Llek.
Conrad Bak.r, New Millport.
" Clark Bro.n, Cloarfiol J.
" D. II. Warning, Xi.rrli.l.la Mln.i.
" Martin M. Flynn, Grampian Hills.
" Samurl Addlcman, C.rwtnavill..
John M. Trosoll, llolloll.
" K-ubon II. LaborJl, Rorkl.n.
,( William Lnttivr, Mad.rta.
H. J. P. Bl KCIIK1KI.1),
Chairman, Clsartold, Pa.
W. K. Wit.l.ii t. Secretary. ClaarUeld.
Itcad "The Law of T'aut v,
to be
found on our fourth page.
Unr fourth pngo contain three or
four excellent political articles.
Don't forgot to road "Judge Field's
Warning," found on our first page.
"Annals of the War," published on
onr first page lust week, should be read
by everybody.
with the notice published by Cbnir
man Miller, the members of tho Dem
ocratic Slate Committee met in Pitts
burgh on Thursday, the 18th inst.,
and agreed upon Jlurrisburg as the
place, and Wednosday, April 28th, as
the time for holding the noxt Demo
cratic State Convention.
IIappt Thought!--An exchange
has it in this way : "What we wont,1
muses Conkling and Cameron, "is i
man who will seine possession of the
Presidential Chair oven though not
olectcd. Thors is no possibility of ns
electing anyone this year; but we can
keep possession all the same." If the
fellow elected makes no greater effort
to obtain his place than Tildcn did in
187GI "Hal ball That's so .Mrs.
Jcnksl" Sherman chimes in.
iawpehei juMtTiNO. i ho Demo
cratic Stato Committee, having agreed
to hold tho Stato Convention at Har
risburg on tho 28th of April, it is about
time that onr Senatorial Conferees fix
upon some timo and place for a meet
ing, for tho purpose of electing Sen
atorial dolcgato to the approaching
Convention. Our Conferees are Thos.
Smith, orAnsonvillo, Dr. J. W. Potter,
of Karthaus, and John F. Weaver, ot
Clearfield.
Jli'Miiix "Wo will wait for the
people." So remarked Hon. Hichard
Vaux, of the Philadelphia Common
wealth, after the meeting of the State
Central Committee at Pittsburgh. To
onr personal knowledge there Is no
prominent man in onr party, in this
State, who has for the past twenty-
five years manifestod so little respect
for the people as Sir Iticbard.; This
lost yell is that of pure demagogue,
without the hopo of accomplishing
anything except disorganization.
. A Powwrui Maw. The Pittsburgh
Pott, in its late tirade against Senator
Wallace, In the Kerns case, says : "Wo
are assured the Democrats of the Sen
ate wonld only have been too glad to
have rejected Kerns, but it would have
been in violation of 'the Bsnagea of
the Senate,' with both Senator, in bis
favor, to have rejected the appoint
ment. Wallace had only to raise his
little finger." What a powerful man
the Senator must be. We wonder if
he "raised hie little finger" at Pitta
lorgl., on the 18th inst., and la the
aT dora by 28 to 14. No, this
can't be so; for while the 28 to 14
were in session, the Senator was seated
in onr Court room watching the Inter-
eats of his clionta during a Sheriff's
salo of a large amount ol real estate,
jut aa calm and carol oss as though
the Stale Committee was not in ses
sion at the iW. door, and all the
Barn loose, ready to devour every
Wallace man who had the impudence
to wander to Pittsburgh on that day.
if J :i'r2rj- v
RECORD COMPILERS.
t'nlorluimtely the Democratic party
of our Stula contsiua a ttiiprrilln ele
ment within Itn lines, the membcie of
whlrb uro in tli habit of jmttinK on
licmiM'iniy in llr.c style ami literally
proclaim it from tho hoimoti'J) a vig
oroimly a Ihu common harlot Uihik bcr
virtuiM on lite Iruet comer. Hunoe
we volunteer little sdviow. We know
tlint tbo one offender ii about at bard
to reclaim a the other; but we will
try. . : . ',-:.
The class indicuted are very liigli-
lonoJ (jn tlaeir own hnaeilifttlon) and
are the proprietor! ol old uoumm
York, Lancaster, Clianiliorshiirg, Al
toona, PilUtburgli, and Fourth Ward
in rbiladulphia. Xhexe eatabliabmenta
are run by litis element and the mem
ber, exhauet all their huge talent" in
compiling the laulU, inatcad of the
virtues of lar better men than they
can prove themHolvea to be. Then
lei lows are always carping and finding
mull with the aucceiiaful member of
the party ; but they never auggeat a
plan by which to rake in tho common
enemy. They aro adept" at compiling
"tho record of leading member of
their own party, and in thia way fur
niah guna, amunition, and provision to
tho common enemy. If, in war times,
a soldier wua caught doing thia kind
of work, he would be arrested, tried
convicted, ahot, and buried aa a
traitor.
Will either ol tho he tinea indicated,
or the political household of Sir llifh
ard Vauz, (all men of hugo talents,
liberal views, and unbounded virtues
if they arc not lying) point out to ua
verdant backwoc-dnn.cn just where the
meridian lino runs between a true sol
uiera conduct and that or a progres
sive membor of the Democratic party ?
Is not tbo man who furnishes proven
dor for tho enemy a traitor? If so,
why ahonld he not bo shot 1
Now, go on with your compilation
of Dill, Wallace, or anybody else's
record.
P. S. A you are the proprietor of
much talent and great virtue, please
try a compilation of the record of our
oominon enemy ; stop playing the po
litical sneak, and grow np to be true
Democrat, and, of oourse, patriots, in
whom there is no guile.
N. H. Uo.vevor, if it is imposaiblo
for you to improve your political na
ture, go over to the enemy, and quit
devouring onr rationr. We never waa
a soldier; but, after thoordinary tramp,
we despise the liospititl bummer above
all human beings.
A CROOKED EDITOR.
The profession is occasionally both
ered with a man of thia kind. The ed
itor of the Pittsburgh Pout is the char
actor in point. He is nearly always a
tools op, and the man who dares to
favor another, or oppose him, is knifed
and driven to the wall so far aa Ban
can do it. Senator Wallace has been
bis target for sovoral years, and be ia
constantly fired at by tbe malcontents
of tbo I'osi; but they never hit their
mark. Tbe Post men have now shoul
dorcd Speaker Kandull and Aldorman
McMullon, and are trying to make
Mazeppas outoftbein. Tbe 8 peak or
writes to the Post, alluding to a circa
lar, as follows: "I wish yon wonld
publish it and say that 1 put myself in
black and white demanding the rejec
tion of Kerns, and had udge Thar-
man's assurance, as Chairman ot the
J udiciary Committee, that K erne would
be rejected. Upon that usaurance I
took for granted that it wonld he so ;
but Senators Cameron and Wallace
overruled ine." This is a queer con
fession of weakness. Not until now
haa the Spcakor admitted that any
body could overrule him. W lovo
the Speakor and the editor of tho Post,
and we thorefore advise them to be
have like other good Democrats stop
off playing the granny, or go over to
the enemy, and quit eating our pro
A Matter or Krcobd. One ot the
cutest ideas conceived yet brought to
light in this Kerne Marshal business, Is
tbe item in the Lancaster Intelligencer,
which reads as follows: . -
iloval sr rUntiUTiTivni,
Waa.inoTow, U- 0.. January IS, INNS.
Dub Bib: I ooocor wltb Mr. Wallaoe I. rsw
sommsndlag tb. rsjastioa af Mr. Ksrnl as Mar
Ibal af ths K altar, dlitrlel of Pnaaylssaia, far
rsaaons I am trilling at an; tlms to giro lo jsa.
Y..rt vsrj rsspaslfullv,
Ram. J. RniiAi.L.
Hon. A. 0. Tbcbbm.
For a long time Speaker Kendall
was on both sides of this question
privi.W.v bat now, tbe verdict is ren
dered ffirough tbe Speakor'a organ,
for the benefit of Marshal Kerna. As
tbe Benator did just what the Kseaker
concurred in, why should tbo .farmer
be set upon by the whole kennel
Blanch, Tray and Sweetheart and tbe
latter patted on the back f We con
fess the problem is too high-toned (out
side of the Ten Commandments and
the single rule of three) lor ns, and we
are, therefore, unablo to solve it.
Social Slop We see it elated that
Mrs. Chriatianey, charges that her
husband, Judge Chriatianey, sold his
seat in tba Senate to tbe late Zacb
Chandler for a sum of money, and that
her knowlodge of thia transaction,
gained through ber husband's son, Dr.
t ictor Christiancy, was tbe cause of
tbe cruel troatsaoot she received at
the hand of her Venerable lord. She
telle a frightful story of Ill-treatment
on "her man," charging him with be
ing a confirmed epium eater and a
slave to liquid stimulants. If all this
be true, the yoaag darn eel "brought
her pigs to a very poor mark of when
she bestowed her affeetioai and band
on Judge Chriatianey. But the Judge
seems to hold out far better in this
transaction than "old 7.ac." did.
Tllf. LOflSIAXA SEX A TO It-SHIP.
The Committee on Privileges and!
.lections, In tbe I' nitedStiitoe Senate,
on the 10th inst., reported its action
in the Kellogg-Spofiord case fi-om Loui
aiana. It ia as clear as the sun at
noon, that the notorious carpet bagger,
Kellogg, has hr-ld a seat in bnl body
for over three years to which he hue no
better title than Hayes haa to the Pres
idency. The aaino scoundrels who
seated the one seated tho other, by
porjury and bribery. After some little
discussion Senator Hill offered two
resolutions, tho tlrat docluring that
William P. Kellogg was not uluclod a
Sonator, by reason of having been
chosen by un illegal body, and having
gained evon its action through bribory
and corrupt practices; second, that!
Honry M. Spofford was ontitled to the
scat now occupied by Kellogg, and has
boon entitled to It sinco March 4, 1877.
Theae resolutions were adopted by a
strict party vote of six to two, Senator
Logan, of the minority, being absent.
The resolutions will, in all proba
bility, not be presonted to the Senato
before tbe early part of next week,
and will thon be accompanied by tbe
majority report, which ia vory lengthy,
oxbaustivo and ola borate, and ia describ
ed by those who have seen it aa a very
remarkably able documentand convinc
ing in character. It traverses both the
law and the facts at great length, and
states that Kellogg is clearly proven
to have been guilty of bribery and cor
ruption, both helore and after tho elec
tion, accuses him of procuring wit
nosses to swear In his interest, and of
other and divers crimes. The first
high ground to be taken by the report
will bo that Kellogg was not electoj
.B....,. .K, twHttn,
quorum not being present. 1 he, come
in Die alter tacts, and the clearly
proven vhargea that ho manipulated
the electors before and tho returns af
ter the election aro adducod against
him, a well as the matter of hiring
lying witnesses and bribing the mem-
,,
bora of the pseuJo Legislature.
minority report will probably be made I
up hy Senator Angus Camoron, and
will favor the retention of Kellogg,
winding up with a bloody-ehirt howl.
Well Don.. A Washington letter
writersaid: The othor day somebody U w 'oun'l guilty as be stood in
was observed Bitting in the sent in the d'''1""1- Tho oli,or 'w were then
Senate which is designated as that to.postpo" "nt" the next term of court,
be occupied by Senator Jones, of Xe-
vatla. It waa reported about tho Sen-!
ate that the person in question was actu-'
ally Jones himself, but nobody could
corroborate the report, aince nobody
in tbe ball was ablo to recognixe hi
P. S. Jonca has been Senator for
over throe years, and ho has not put
in throe weeks service in tbe body ;
but his $10,0i0 salary and milage ia
receipted for every quarter, although
be baa a silver tongue of his own and
millions besides. He is one of our
modern "Christian statesmen," wholly
"controlled by grand moral ideas." If
the taking of 110,000 of the people's
money without rendering any service
is a "moral idea," we want less of it.
Fairrv. A Radical exchange hits
one of his loyal follow-citirens over the
shouldors in this .way : "Kmile J. Pe
tmyi mtrthsn-rA tAVmracnrra.'wB
last week convicted in the Dauphin
county Court of attempted bribery and
corrupt solicitation of a member oi tho
Legislature. This man was expelled
irom toe .Legislature a lew years ago
for corrupt practices, and it is anything
but creditable to bis constituents that
they should send him back only to
futherdisgrace them and binisolf. no
will get his sentence on the 29th inst.,
and from what we know of Judgo
Poarson, he will suruly got what bo so
richly deserves." The fellow is after a
pardon, and yon had better look out,
or he will get it I And then what 1
Scot boiho. The Philadelphia iT.'aiej,
in alluding to the misfortunes of a
great man, says : It Is sad to think
that in the House of Correction in
which Donnis Koarney is to pass the
next six months there are no lamp
posts npon which be may hang the
bloated bondholders who havo Incur
red his displeasure. He may improve
the time, however, by writing a book,
nnloss they make him work at some
olher trade. Enterprieing demagogues
are as dangerous to life and liberty as
lunatics. Tbe consignment is an ox
collont one, and "the Pacifio Slope" is
ontitled to the credit ot all who prefer
this boon for the exoollent manner in
whioh they have squolched this ignor
ant, wicked demagogue.
A Diad Shot. Tbe editor of tbe
Selinagrove Times adorns a stubborn
fact in this way : "Another one has
boon atlded to the daily and endless
train of those who go out of tbe world
by fire, In the porson of a five y oar old
daughter of Henry Itennor near Buf
falo X Roads, Union county, whoso
clothes caught Dm. ' Hundreds ot
women and children annually lose their
lives in this way; yet wo see no one
proposing a preventive or any logisla
lation on the aubjoct, whoreao il a few
old cows die with pleura pneumonia we
must have a State board of hoalth to
look after them with a nice appropria
tion." Whirs do Tbxt Come Faox. Tho
Boston IlcraU states that , now appli
cations for ponslons are pouring into
the Interior Department at tho rate of
7,000 per month. Where thoy Dome
from is a mystery. Some 250,000 pen
sioners are now on the rollamjuf over
200,000 claims are pending, and those
nambera Indicate that nearly one-half
tbe men enlisted in the Union army
were either killed, wounded or die
bled while in the sorvioo. It is cer
tainly an extraordinary fact that, after
a lapse of fifteen years, some 2.13 per
sons should daily discover that they
are entitled to relief from tbe Govern
ment. Thosi Calves. It in evident Irom
the following that the editor ol the
Uarrisburg Patriot Is dreaming of the
stage. He says : "In the great moral
drama to be enacted by the Republi
can party in Chicago next Jane, tbe
Vitwudi perrnnar will be represented
follows :
Path... Mr. J. P. I'amstoa.
P-aallralSn.. sir. U. S. Oram
Tba BtoBSsb sld. PshagBtaa ka tba Ooaraatlow.
Falrad OaK ....... ..Mr. Jams. Ii. 11.1a..
Major Filler ia either reading some
eiaseieal author or regaling himself in
Bible studies. Tbeoloirv nn ths alao-a
I- --rw - r-t
Major!
Til K XE.XT MOVE
Noth:k in HK.m-.iiv ;i tsr Til at
auDlloalioa will b. mads to Ibo Board of
Far.l.ni lor lbs pardon I Ul.siln B. Saltsr. Will-
lam H. k.mbi.,
Jis B frafor.l, William K.
KuinborRor and Broil J. I'elr.., lu lbs oa.ei r.- ' ' "
psetiiols Malnat them In In. Court ol yuart-r II. llendotn, of Missouri, who says
o"'''", '"'" """""" jiluttif (;,,t bc candidate, In the
We give the above notice publish- j present teper of political parlies, he
ed in tho advertisement department oil' an llort to inangui-ato bim
the Dauphin county papers one rat
iiilotta insertion, as it is highly itiiixirt
ant to all the people of the State that
they should know of tho outrage that
is to be attempted upon them. The
four "roosters" who plead guilty of
corrupt aolicitutloii of Legislators at
llarrisburg lust Monday, and tbo one
who was convicted after trial, have
had their sontonccs postponed, and it
ia now propoaod to bold n special meet
ing of the Hoard of Pardons, to be
ready to grant a free remission as soon
as tho penally of the law shall bo im
posed. Ordinarily tint lioiird . would not
meet until sometime in April, and if
Imprisonment waa a part of tho sen
tence it could not be evaded. I'nder
tho operations of the old pardon ring,
it has happened that a (iovornor s par
don has boon ready before sentence,
but such a thing was supposed to be
impossible under the constitutional
provisions fur a Hoard of Pardons. It
soems, however, that money and po
litical deviltry are equal to all occa
sions, and an attempt ia to bo made
that " unparalleled in this Common
wealth. Wo slinll wait to sco the de
velopment of it with great solicitude
and yet with confidence thai in the
event of tno worst happening tho iron
hand of justice will soon atone for tho
delay of the leaden heel. For whom
the gods would destroy I hey first make
mad enough to attempt such deeds as
the ,)fir(igrB,lh at t,e top 0f ,hi() arti
L0 roinls i0Lan,,tcr MMigmm.
SCOVXDREL1SV
The Kaston Sentinel remarks: "In
our last issue wo gnvo tbe facta of
Koinble, Salter, Crawford and Rum-
I bergcr, of legislative bribery notoriety,
Pdingguilty in thecourtsof Dauphin
county, when thoir cases wore called
for trial. At that time Kmil J. Pctroft",
a member of tho House from Philadel
phia Fifth Legislative district, was on
trilllt charged with the same onenso.
ni1 "(IK 1 "on lixed tho :.!th of
tl" month a9 the time on which be
would pass sentence on t he whole gang.
"And now comes a scrjucl to the
trial. Hoping to defeat tho demands
of justice liv political power, these
worthies have already advertised no
tices of application for pardons. The
regular session of tho lloaid of Pardona
is hold this weok, at
which time they
expoct to arrango for a special meet
ing of the Hoard, on tho anmc day oi
which they are to bo sentenced, wih
a view of being relieved at once fpm
any and all penalties that tho curt
may impose upon them. This is a
high-handed piece ot prcsumptiol and
tho people will anxiously wait .o eoc
whothor tho Hoard of Pardon 'lare
commit such an outrage Tbe convic
ted parties aro all Republicans nri tho
Board is all of the same poetical taitn
uarVrho -boStiniiiKfi,JtS':!L-,
for political reasons, to defeat tho de
mands of justice f We will see.
A Ctti Remark. -The Venango
Spectator remarks : "It strikes us that
the few Democratic papers in the State
that seek every occasion to pock at Sen
ator Wallace cannot consistently find
fault with Mr. John Kelly and his
Tammany crowd for distracting the
Democratic party in Now York." How
quick some of those imaginary chickens
come home to roost I Why, John Kelly
has just as much right to raise h 1
in New York, as the fellows indicated
have in Pennsylvania.
Stoi t and Hobist. Tho Washing
ton Post has bad Horatio Seymour
interviewed, and the result was
a three-column letter, which waa re
contly printed in that papor, all intend
ed to any that the venerable ex Gov
ernor will accept tbe Democratic nom
ination for President if it is forced upon
bim j but, for all that, ho hopes the
party will try and get along without
him. Mr. Seymour, by tho way, is
stated to bo in a thoroughly robust
condition
The Rev. Dr. Dashiell, of the M. E.
Church, who for fivo years was Presi
dent of Dickinson College, at Carlisle,
in this State, died iri Nowark, N. J.,
on Monday night, March 8th. Ho was
born at Salisbury, on tbe Kastei n
Shore of Maryland, in 1827, and began
hia ministerial work in Virginia. For
moro than a acoro of years be labored
in Delaware, Now Jersey, and this
Slate.
It hi rannrtag during tb. alltlng of lha Coin
mlltas that Nsnator Wallai-. waa In thi oitv, dl
ranting bla brm frooa aoma hldlug pla'-r, ht
this was not traa PUfbuFgk 7(4rjA .
Senator Wallace was sitting in the
Court room at his home, attending to
the interests of his clionta, while tho
Committee was arranging for the meet
ing of the Convention ; eud he seemed
to labor nndor no exoitoment, either.
That Iniamois Game. The Bed
ford Ga:etle chimes In on it in tbia
manner by way of remembrance:
"Kigbt lo seven make tho famous or
rather infamous game wbicb waa play
ed In American politics a littlo ovor
three years ago. But 8 and 7 make
the troublesome '15 and the 8 always
beats the T."
Versatile. Stanley Matthews ia in
for Orant head over heels. After a
whilp somebody will renognixe that
Ibis is the same Rlonley Matthews
who, In 1S72, was ono of the most con
spicuous of tbe anti-Urant leaders, and
then well, some people don't mind
having a little fan poked at them.
Mr. Blaine may be called upon to ex
plain that bribery business in which
bis friends indulged just before the or
ganisation of the Fnsionist Legisla
ture. The money haa been traced
pear enough to his own residence to
make things exceedingly uncomforta
ble for him on tho stnuip.
DRirriNO. In Virginia, judges of
Slate Courts are being Indicted in the
I'nitcd &au Courts for not putting
negroes on juries. 4 little Biorn con-)
tralixation, backed by "a strong man,"
and white men will be sent to prison
if they don't employ ncrroe "
! TIIF.1SE TO HEW TO.
j ' ,0 WuingiJn i'wf, in alluding to
I " .
"omillg ents, lemnrKs: "It ia an
nlil il i. l l!.,nlll (:.. I..l.
,mi.i-T it'H'fl or n'iv .... ciani
,.l u...i i.i- i i.i:,.i
... . ' !
or, ... I, dgmciit. than the tempo- 0 (),.t , uMl,Ct wliere ,)B w
rary sucnclol tbu nemormtic party, j hold to bail and his iiatmiiliaalion pa
When tho le of tho majority is once ' pore taken-fiom him. In one case a
broken, tlicesiilt iaeithor Anaichy or warrant had been cxecuteJ. tho party
Monarchy. In preference to either Qf tJ ,'d brought before Daven
,. . , . , i , , iiort j tbe warnjuit was signed by Duv-
these give, the peaceful rule of any ' rl, UIK, 0ged Information under
party. Theuc may bereinudied with-1 oath aiiaiual .be narty aireatod.. Hie
out blood ; -,o other, nevor. In con-
noclion wilhUr candid avowal, tuko
the statement frequently iimtlu by
the third teera that they fuvor
Orant becaustio will he sure lo got in,
if elected thas, if bo thinks he either
has or ought diavo bad votea enough
to give hinilio oftlco. Remember,
there has beeno threat ol counting
out. P.ear imind that tbo only in
stance ot frdulently putting' a de
feated cantlico into the Presidency
waa the Kcpifcan crime, which gave
Jlr. Hayes tli place winch ho now
Irregularly flnpics. Putting these
expressions 1 these lucts together, I ul'" warrant bneed npon this inlor
and scanninihem in the light of the! n"f.V.""- , ,
"strong ma theory o persistently j
i.uiuiivM, ni' v i u nmi in i nr i em ,
purpose tbu, u-s at the huw of the
(.rant movcwit. The parly that has
held oxecuti-nower for twenty years,
., .. ' . , , , '
the party th has li-otldon the (;otisti-
tution anil wa nndcr its Icet whoe
necessary to sum its grip, the party I
that nov hoi all that it posscasos bv I
, . . ., .. .. J
Huro man iraii... lias no
intention of ylding to the will of the
people n ISSany moro than It had
in 187 This whatfirant's candl
dacy ncans. This is what tbe third
terra Itadcrs itend. Mr. Henderson's
tears re bard on a substratum of
solid tel. 1U for all that, Grant will
not tnl' possuiion ol the WliitcUouse.
Tbo inn wlids lawfully elected next
Novcmur wl bo duly inaugurated
next Mxcb. Anil any man or set of
mon wb nndrlnko forcible resistance
will becliminlcd from the tumble-
some sjnus r this morlul sphere."
the :a TttXAi cox vextiox
OF 187li.
sour. rrXHWTiNii ritn ans to look
nr.a ji st now.
In tliuIepiiolicanNational Conven
tion of DC, which -mt at Cincinnati,
Ohio, on io l-llh of June, there were
7;W (Ieleg.es from nl the States, and
Tcrritnric, requiring 87fl voles to
mnlte a ominntmn. 'iuthcrfoH B.
kayos, tlji Governor t Ohio, was
jhosen on lio seventh htfot, James (r.
iw iuiiuk -o ram norl ol the
necessary lumber. 1 ho o0tiiiga n
the Convention were as folUvs
iLLorit I I S 4 a J
Jamai II. Ill Ina... ton 2V2 Sill S. -.o
Oli.w P. Mmloa...ll 12 ' I ' a.
BanJ. J. Brl.tow...ll " II. 11. ,.
Roioo. Conkling- " ' ' A J
r. b. n.7a. si si s7 as if ,1
J. F. ll.Mr.nS.... S SS tl ,9
Manhill Jawwl...- II ... - -
Wm. A. Whoalar... :l 1 S
K. II. Waihbvn -. I
t
Total vatas lit Hi '-' 7i4 ''''4 rsad, along lbs sidaa and bind parti,- tbs borni
In tl... Democratic National I. on vi.
tho 27th
Int. nf lrilO, '
i I
lo
Jnne at St. Loni,lhere wero738 dole
tfates, and tho two third rulo of
former convrnliuna waa adopted, 492
votoa were necessary to a choice.
Samuel J. Tildcn, then Governor of
New York, was nominated on tho sec
ond ballot. The following ia tho voto
BALLOT. I 3
Hamuli J. Tilfc. 4(!i Mi
Thomaa A. Il.tiarloki mi CO
Wlalsld N. Haoaock - Ii i
William Allen .. r) 41
Tboinas F. BiiarJ 17 II
Jo.1 Parker IS IS
In both Conventions tho nominations
for Vice President were uiado by ac
clamationWilliam A. Wheeler, of
Now York, being tbe Republican nom
inee, and Thomas A. Hendricks, of In
diana, tho Democratic nominee.
In the Republican National Conven
tion of IS.kO we see it stated that the
whole number of delegates will bo 754,
making 5176 necessary for a choice.
Tho Democratic National Convention,
we presume, will be composed of 738
delegates.
.1 DAMXABLR RECORD.
We loarn from tho Hnrrishurif Pa
trint that tho investigating committee
ol tbe Luted Mates henate nl which
Senator Vallat e ia Chairman, resum
ed wotk list week in Now York city.
The purptsc of tho committee in visit
ing Now Voik was to take testimony
in regard to tho manner iu which the
rodcral election lawe woro administer
ed in that city in 1873. In two daya
thirty -seven witnesaca were examined,
a majority ot whom were riliicns who
were disfranchised anil arrested by tho
United .Stales Marshals under the di
rection of the notorious Davenport.
II was proven Delore tho committee
that the perrons arrested by order of
Davenport wero first taken to the Re
publican hcail'iuarters in tho Assembly
district in which they wore arrested.
Thoro they were examined by politi-
cians connected with tbo Republican
organisation who bad no oflicial con
nection whatever with tho I mtcd
Slates Court and no jurisdiction or
powor at all In tho matter. Afterward
they woro taken before tho I'nitcd
States commissioner.
Thirty ol the thirty-seven witnesses
wero arrested because they had alleg
ed fraudulent naturalisation papois
Issued in 1CH. These witnesses, in
ovory case, were shown the original
papers found nn filo In the offlco of the
clerk of tho Superior Court of theoity
of Now Y't.rk, which wero tiroduced
Dciorc ine eomtnitteo ny tho clerk ol
court, i hey each IdentiUcd tho aiirna-
tnro to tho oath of allegiance found
therein to be their irenuino signature.
antl swore that that oath of allegiance
was taken by them at the time of their
naturalisation; and thai they each
know the witness testifying to their
residenco and saw bim aign bia name
and be sworn. All of these witnesses
swore that tbey got certified naturali-
aation papers in IMS, and voted regn
larly upon them without difficulty
from 18BH to 187S. Many of these
were men ol family, and all residents
for over fllieen years In tho city of
-tew iorn nrior to mio. manv oi
these naturalization papers had been
issued by the courts to Mim honor
ably discharged from tbe Federal army
fbr service during the rebellion.
line mac of a soldier named John
Wright waa shown, who served 4
years in a New iork regiment, and
was natiirslir.ed bv reason of such ser
viroa, and triod lo voto In November,
1H78, after havinir voted everv vear
since isnt without difficulty. He waa
aiTcslpd hy tho Deputy Marshal at
the K)lls, taken o the lleiinblican
headquarters, from thonco before Dav
enport, detained several bonis. Imnria-
oned in tho Iron cogo with some fif
teen others in the upper story of the
poptofilco building anj was not permit-
iru to p, oniu nc promised pot to vote.
4H of the men called to testify were
nun apparently in tlic lower walks ol
lile, but sober and industrious. Not
one of them has ever been hold to an
awer to charges made ncainsi him on
election ilayv , ; f ,
It wua also proved that (line men
were brought to liepnblicnn headquar
ters Irom the polls wbero Jiey had
been arrested, anil wcie tetiunined
there. Twt of tkauu.- Bicii ure loini'l
. . , ,. , . , .
k uo tiepiiuiicans, nnii pcrinumi 10,
no lite. I lie third one was li.undtoi
he . Il.mioei-nl nnii arnt Hnu-n In I Itir. i
counsel lollowcd bim anil examined,
into the question. The counsel was!
sent ny tho District Attorney to an
upper room in the postolnco luiiluing,
where ho found one Stephen Mosber,
who had a large pilo of information
before him, which ho waa signing. He
asked for the oath against nie client,
and was handed a bundle of papers not
indorsed nor loiacd, containing nuout
fifty aflldavits relating to that Assem
bly district. 'Not ore of these bad the
name of DaveuKi t or any other o!U
oial annexed . to it. ' (Jn examina-
ition of tbam he found the information
against his client in the same condition,
and not sworn to, although bis client
had been arrested three hours before
gwl t0 wnj(.h ,hu Rublieuns
appiieo ine proviBionB oi tno r oocral
i election laws, it is estimated that
I man' thousands ot citir.ons who were
jjUKlli'"."d 1"',.ullJ cn,i,l'ldD lo
were disfranchised in 18i8 by the
mil(;1,inationBo.1)llvon10M Thocom-
miltoe will return to .Now York in a
few weeks and completo their work.
,, - - - j,
I H I nam EH to Pick Cotton. Henry
t,- l.harrett. a nlantor. of I.bs Chris.
turn, Mississippi, who is now in ot.
Louis, aays the planters in his section
bavo been canvassing tho question of
securing itiinose laborers to till the
places of tho emigrating Irocdmen.
Correspondence has taken place with
souio of tho Cbinoso companies, and il
ia not unlikely that some Chinamen
may bo act at work on Mississippi
plantations in a few weeks,
Joseph A. Joyce, a well known news
paper man, died in a hospital at Cin
cinnati recently and willed his body to
a doctor for desscction, saying : "1 am
only a poor panpor ; let my poor body
ho usod to the benefit of science " Sen
sible after all.
$fu; gtavfrttsruuiits.
fj OOO niIKHl;l,.ar.,rir. W.av.r A Co.
aj4 want flrs thousand baabols of OATH, tow,
and will pa eaib or pmduc.
OarfiiU, I'm., Aug. 1.1, lS7vMf.
gMlTlT V. WILSON',
iltlornen-itl-I.aw,
CI.EAKFIKI.D. - Pg.NN'A.
StfTOmi-. IB th. Maioule Bidding, nrsr tb.
Count; National llaok. warti-sO.
E"
TXWtJTOIIH' JTICK.-NoUoa Ii hara-
br girsn that Lettsrs Tailamantarr ob
ha lints of JOHN Hol.T, lata of Wallassto.
borough, Cloarflald .ounlr, Pann'.., dacaaand,
having bran duly grantsd to ths nndorilgnsd, all
pr-rsoni Indrbtsd lo said aatato will plsais mak.
itnmsdiata paymant, and tbosa hating slalmi or
damandl agalmt th. sam. will pnamnl tbam
proparljr nuthcalioatsd for aetllsmont without
dslajr. RKI'ltHN HOLT,
PTKPHKN HOLT,
Exseltori.
WallL-.tou, Pa., Slirch 24, IHaO-tt.
E"
HI R A V KIITICb-Loit or llr.i.d on Iks
lib day af P. binary, 1HB0, a COW. about
htm vaara old. with wkila and tail annl. nm ih.
. . W ?ur,,d 1 ' "7 '
. -anom ibiuoio aiaao aoq all two ana Willis.
nr prOB hnowing of her whereabouts, and
rT'sgin. bar to ma at Diee-inavilla. onno.lt. tb.
oVljng Coal Works, .ear Uooltdale, Claarlald
i'' .nr aendtng word whore she eaa ha had, I
their Ik, (Hanbf.l, aaaidns will pay ibem far
' t ttMble. Ad.ir.ii,
a. i. .a '..a. PATRICK TANNKV,
Marrh H, Ilea, ifo.m.i,, Clsarlleld Co, Pfc
BA'WN
PRIVATE .
ASV parties lo need of a Haw Mill arv
inlormod that I will sell them one SB g,r
new. oiern s uiooaa, a
FIFTY-FOUR IXC1I SA W,
Helling, and all th. other llitnres in good order.
For further Infarrnation, address
JUHTIN J. PIE,
Oeeeou M ill.. Cl.arl.ld Co, Pa.
March , 195 If.
NOTICE OK INCORPORATION...
Notlrn it hereby giran Hat aa application
will b. mad. ndm tba Aot af Aleerafclj af tb.
Coumonwsalth f Psaai;la.ia, aalltlod "Aa
Ast to nrovids for tba Incorporation aad Regal.
lion of eerlala Corporation!." epproeed April ti,
1.74, aad tba SBpulsmsnts thwsto, for tbe oh.rter
I aa intended aorporatiaa to ba oalled tb.
CLEAKPIKLU COAL COMPANY.
The eharaeter .n4 objaet of which It to pareh...
or leas, ooal lands, to open and work the samo, lo
miss, nnanr, ih'p, transport, and boy and tall
ooai, ana tar insa. psrpoiei to bars, poisen and
enjoy all th. rights, and benefits and prlf lieges
j ,H. .in nr. m APiemillJ.
THOMAS n. Mt rtllAY,
II.O. MeCORMIOK,
8ollollor.
ClaT,.ld, P. . Mar. 14. Ia St.
A Bargain I
FAlvM FOK SALE!
Th. .ndaratgned offers at prirste sale that ral
aeble farm sltaalad la OKA HAM TOWNblllP.
Cloarflald Bounty, kaow. as th.
t int.r.r i.ik.w,
Oonlalaing l wa, it ef whl.-b srs olearad,
and baring tbaraoa erecu.l a large fram. dwell
ing bonee, largo frame ham, and tba atber nsoea
ary ntballdlnge, together with . large arebard,
good water, ate. Ths property will a. aeld ob
very aev t.rme For furthsr p.rtie.lars laouira
of lha Hobseribar, In pormn, or by letter.
BKANK FIKLIIINO.
ClMrlleld, Pa, Mirob lllb, li.80.-if
LIAM RI I.R TO PI.RAI),
M llllera D. Bigter 1 No. January T , la.
Toreua
L. A. Mlnebart .nd Sammons Is fOectmeBt.
Barbar. Lmbi.
Aad bow, to wil. lha 11th dor of March. iao
.. motion of Mr. Fielding, Attoroe, for Plaintiff.
a rah) la granted 00 th. Dsfndsnt, I. anoear
ho pieeu i. inis aeuoa at ejeetmeol brought t.
eniorea spseino periorm.nee or sootrMt for tho
al. of a eerUlo lot of ground slloat. I. W.et
Olearaeld, a.d ba.wB la let No. S7, being SO faet
front aa Front street, .nd lie deep, er Jndgm.BI
hall ba aatarod agaiail them ia default of loob
ppMrane. aid plea. Role ratnrnabla at Jane
Term nest. FRANK PIKLPINtl.
Mrh 1 7, I aa.JI. Atl'y far Pl.intilT.
UtJHNSIDK
Normal Institute 1
TbU 8 boo I will apD aa MUVDAV. MAT n
H0, andtMDtiaaa tweir waba.
TUITION :
Juianila Department M fl an
Com mom branake. 4 m
Common Bransbee and Theory of TaaehiBg.. ft aa
uigoar urawaaei..H. w ,.... s .Q
Mrs. Malt. Irrla will leaeh Initnmi-nlal mails
'at reasnnalit. ratee.
Tbe Normal Clais will U eisminei moalhlt he
tba Oannty fiuperint.deBt.
T"M Boarding aa. he bad al from S2.0S
to Si.M par week. Rooms f self hoards. ...
he had at rntaonable ratal, for farther l.forai.
ttoB, eall ob .r addrees
IIKII. W. INNIS, Prlnelpal,
JAS. II. K KI.LkV. AMUtaal.
Baeaside, I". , Marsh IT,loi.f.
KHTII'BABLB rolNT
In lha oth Ann.sl taUBaaaat .r tis
Ksjaltabla 141a Aaawranea akaa-irly.
. daMHBry I, IMHt),
Aiasli..1?,aw,lll,aaia.raasa kt la:tof aeaf.
ly Tw. Mllli.a Dollars oeae IB7S.
New tli'oeii, jr ,4,J,MI, aa laareaa. af mora
lhan Pie. Million DoUers orar ISra.
S.rplan.rw .11 llBbihtlea, ;.allJat. sa la.
mas. si more Ihi. sig hundred tboaaead doLmn
.res I67B.
Amoa.t paid lo poller holder, and (heir ra.ro-
eenreiiteo d.rtog the year l!l, Kimi,!;!,
Tb. rtmr 1ITI .toesd without a dlanated daaiL
etsir. oa tba reMrds af tb. Society, All lult
elaims paid promptly aad la foil.
l b polio)
.ree Bad. wit
1 aa polioy aoBtraet a) elearlr aad oeaelealt aa
bout eay tarhofru MndltleBs.
Ifl ess. of forfettor. of Brdlasry BolielM. a Rh.
wsl rarrr.de takit la gWaa In free paid .. IB
eBraaee, , .1 . . R. M. MeKNALLY,
piilriM Ag.nl. Clearaald, Ps.
ti, 1H9 f.
$nv di'fitisfnifiits.
1KICM FOM
HAI.K.TMrte-n bir.i of
a wblrb I will sill sbsap for
J) Italia. Ui
a.ih, or axobant-s for Uwt- For further In
ftriiJlun rll on or asVlrrM Hi underolrned. ,
, I J J KHAMKIt. ,
Not i, "l-lf. " Claart.ld, Pa.
DlrHtOI.UTION.IP PARTsiUHllltV
.bo-parlnsrMp hsfslofor. sxtiiias )
tsn tbs ubUriiai.fNl ia lbs prarlvs. of la.al
iisroirru nr moiiiM rnnieni on in.- .ib m ui
(g,re FRANK PIKI.IH.Ntl,
HM. u lilol.KB.
SMITIIV.Wll.SOX
Claartsld, Pa , March 18, ISHO tl.
CI.BAHKIEI.ni'OITNTV HANK. Tba
banking Srm knonc ai lbs Cli-artMd Counlr
Bank baa bsen dlisolvsel h mntu oooaant, and
tbs hank Is to go Into gradual lltiui-lallon. Wa
ar. responlibls for lbs drbli, and win par tb.m
Tbs aiaets will Im) under snlrol of Juh. W.
Wrlxl'v Sleluiirelf, at lbs hanking boms, sn-l
and will h-enllM-tod hf htm.
- JAMK8 T. I.KONARn.--
JAM KH B. 0 HA II AM
I WILLIAM PoHTKIl,
WILLIAM A. WALLACK.
f I't . - ii l . SKOKHK L. RKKIl.
Cl.arOald, Pa , Das. I, ISIV-tf. - - i i '
F?
Oil SALS.
Th. aadenlganl will ssU at .Hfat. sals all
that traot or pareal of land sit.ata In lleeelw
townabip, ClenrBald aounty, Pa., within short
diitanea of lb. Tyron. A Claarlal I R. B... and
adiolning lands af Robert Hudaon ,J olners,
and knowa aa th. Jsuk B. Qterharl lol. The
said traot aontaioin. SO aree mora or leal, with
two Toina of valuable ooal tbareon, baa aliout III
acres .leared, and Is the key I. a largo body ot
ooal anoai natng awvaiopad. n ill aa sold low and .
unoa am Uwtna.. Fa ttarttaulara. ..... ... I
0AVIB L. KV.
K1IS
UlearBeld, Pa.. July It. IS7S
HOMESTEAD FOR SALE
- IS THE
M a I M III I
toriM. if iirasvi t
rXH AT wtll-huuwii f rnj.-TlT Ittivtc 011 ibf link
1 of lb (yUKduabuiDt rttcr. th borunrh nl 1
C'urwentville, UI ear lit" 1.1 counij;, P , nn-unlnd by I
ibt lt 11KNJAMIN HAUTHli"KN, dfr-d, i!
nnw olftrM for tal. It emeu in it about
Thirteen Acres,
1'pnB whsdi ! mtfd a fin two-atnrjr irnmt
Ap mVELLIXG 1101SE,
IliilPv 9 8TADI.E, and tbs nec.iiarr ottt
I11 mi '' !ff '" H.OtvlNll
HM MAIN of par. 81'ItIXfl WATKR. Tbii
is a rsry dsiirabla properly firr ft prirera rail
draee. The property Ianow offered .1 PHIVATB
SALK, o. reaaonalil. terms. Vot further fn
formallon in relatioo to It, eall at tb. premlios,
or apply In the anderslgned In person or hy letter.
HI KXTIIAL W. tiMllll.
Attorney for th. Heirs.
ClelrOilil, Pa , 8pL St, IS7-tf.
KxeuloiV Kal
OF A
Valuable Farm t
fTMIK nn.leriignej Rseontors af the ulsi
t of
KOUi:ur UODEL&, deoeaiod.
III Mfr
u Publio on tba pr-tnii. Id Jordnn town
fhip, Clrarflald oauatj, I'enoiy Irania, on
Wednesday, April 7th, 1880,
At two o'clock P. M., tbo following devribod
property, i : A farm illasta tn JonUn town
hip, adjAiritnff tan do of R. U. JflbDTon, Jobs U.
WiIpob aod oihera, Kain,c th honiMtrtd or prop
arty belnnniUat to tba Htitt ef tba aaul Robert
Liddcll, daoaaied, aooiaiolof
SBVB1VTT AOXICB,
Mora or let, with aoat 6ft acrr e-rarad aod
onaer eniti(-atlfn. I h Iranrovf tnpnti Mm t ai
BOf-a rmtBie I K STORY IHM.SK,
Sr-SSiiiiCOOK STOVES.
frame
ittisr ombuildingi. Tbe eoal is rnsrved
under l acres tf il.
Term of Hate t
Una-tblni cub, and tb kali no In two
annual paTinants with inlerpft, to b ffurd b
bond and morfsaaja. Pi-n rn he niven
Immediately. JOHN tl. WII.miN,
JAM KS Hl'NTKK,
1IKNKV SWAN,
Kxecotur.
AnaoiTlll, Pa.. Jan-b It, US0 -at.
ANOTHER STRIKE !
NOT AT
HUT AT
ROOM NUMBER TWO,
Opera House.
CLEAVErU) pA
bsrs H. Lebmaa A t!o. k.
olotk of lbs lateal and best "dl"1'1
DRY goods,
Fancy Goods,
MILLINERY GOODS.
AND A FULL ASP0RTMBNT OF
Ladies', Kisses' tt Chlldroa's
Of all styles, now ia the marhef. Cell ia person,
oraddres, H. I.KIIMAN t IO.
Clrarleld, Ta , Mareb 17, UoS tf.
EXECUTORS' SALE
OF
Desirable Real Estate !
EaUto of UioiiTil Shaw, Sr, Dco'd.
TIIK .ndenlgned, Vieealers of the sulat. of
HICIIAHb KI1AW, Sr., deoeared, will oflor
at pohlle.al.t the COIiRT IIOl'K In lha hor.
.uga 01 l.'learaeld, Pa.( vn
Thursday, April 1st, I8S0,
AT l:JO O'CLOCK P. M..
Tb. foltoBiBg raliuthl. real .etala, via :
FIRST. Tba thro, story hrlob hotel proparly,
o.niw of Market and First etreet,, ia tba bor
ough af doarheld, kaown aa
'Tho Shaw House,'
Fronting with lbs lot af gre.ad thent. belonging
a leei .. Market Itraet, aad Bu
roetoa urn street, with a lw. store
dwelling bone, .ttaehod. Th. he
lei proper has slity bed-room e aad
all eo.vo.la.o.e for a Arat.l..a
hat.L On. of Ihe most draireUe hotel properties
la CeBlral Psaneyleania.
RRCOND. A lol of ground In CleBrleld bornoek.
beginning al tba aad af 144 feet, froollog .a Mar
ket street, .ad thaaos al.ng Market itreet ga feat,
.nd running hash (a feat, with Ih. b.lldingi
tbareoa wet.d.
THIRD. A lol of groand pttuat. In Cle.rfietd
horeugb, adjoining purl No. I, aad aiundlng
along Marhl atraat ta feet ta aa alley, aad run
aing bark 90 faet, with bnllding, tbereon.
FtU'RTH. A let af ground In Clearfield bar.
otigh. adjolalng hotel property, and .Heading
.lo.ff Fiiel slroM a foot and running barb i i
(aat, para or paw, l. aa a 11,7.
FIFTH. All that orrtala lol. b.o.a la Ik.
plan af Ctaaraell boro.gb ah Lot No I S,
frootulg ahowt aa feet oa Loenal ..reeLrn.. ""aV
nlag ba.k lot faet. more or leee, tea. aller ,,.
with dwelling b.u. aadnllBeooeaary aat I i !
balldloge thei eon treated, and other impmeameati.
SIXTH. All that eeHala aadlelj.,1 ... .1.1a
Olateraet In thai Mrtala Wt of l.ed
sitaala ra Mwrls tew.ihtp. Oloarfleld
r0.nt7.Pa., kaown as la "Meg irk A
t.... ..... .
.' trj Aonns,
Mae. ar loos, aad uorln. thereon lam on..i:i.
af wbltsp.os, learn look, oak aad etb.r timber, end
at .BdMUidwltAr.laablaT.lBsafRlTI.MIKl)l S
COAL.
reft. or B.11.K1
Oae-thlrd Mk at dellrwry of doad deed, and
Ik. hale Boa I. a. snared by Bond end morig.,.,
aayabls l -ow and twa yara, with Interest. .
V A. B. BIIAW,
''' JOK. SHAW,
A H. SHAW,
,'.. ' ' af Rl.bBH 8baw, tm deed.
Clre.. p.., Mareh 17, 1M I.
Wisfrllnucotis.
TIMBER FOR SALE.
Th aD.Irkfk;0ad a ntff fur alr alhb- pit., tok,
tnplor and bfUilorh llaitior on 'tlSarua f lunct
i (Tloortl-ldmuat. l'trir anaulttia tit map
at- alia .rih ratio ly, will flrd it ia Br. It
(anabip, atljoiti.ng b Boll iuwnhit f-
.il ??ml ?! 'r,rt , '.4;U TM-gK
liiubew will hm hold nnnn In ia) nnul . 'V
I it or ltfniriar 9t
. : . ' "
Vot Itifller partionlira 1
apnlv U. or aldroR,
MKU. U. .iUOIH.AXUKH.
O.iu'rcr l, lirHtt.U.i.
Ei- Si HENDERSON, '
UNDERTAKER
BI RNHInH, PENN A.
TIIK abarribai aow oll.ri U, ihi rlliiena af
nuroille and rirlnily. tb linprorldail
(peoially. Ilareaner all kinds of Caiketi and
CoBoe will be kept on hand, and ord.ri ailed at
onoe.
fum rut $ .tlttnited .laytrhcrt.
i I will furnish the Inst ai well u Ilia ohcatisst
t uiMu dedicated lo funarala All orders Isfl at
, the Mora sf Julia C. Cosais will raoeire prompt
atlaatioa. For fnrther particulars, eall on or
addrae c. a. UMlKHi-0
j Deo. ID, IS79.tr
GE0. WEAVER & CO.
MtL'O.VU STHFUT.
CLEARFIELD, PA
' i 1 Lr-, 1 gv
!...,.;,.,..;,;
!
Dry
Good s G ror.prlp.s.
I1o(iT A Nil .tllok1.
gt EK.V.-WAHK. W11OI1 willow WAKi;
HAT AND CAP.,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, Ac.
Hht..b th,y will livp.anor at rainuali ml"
fuf.c-'S. or ftrhmntrft lor oounlrj produro.
OKORUK rVEAVKK A (
. Jao. 9. If.
REMOVAL,!
James L. Leavy
HftvlujC ureliMsj4t ih anilr ttwk oi Ko..
8a4k(t, bcrtihj Dnti,g t),ut br ha moTfri
Into tbe rim tatelvtwnpictl by Rrml A lUkrvrtt,
on Haenntl nfrarl, wb-r lie In pparfd tn "Par in
tha public
' . t ....
' HI..IIM li MI
I
PARL0K STOVES,
of lha Intritl Imprnrad pmtfrnp, ni lw prite.
HOUSE FDENISHINQ GOODS,
Qa Fixtures and Tinware.
sod
Roollug, Sg.ouling, Pluuit.ing, Onr Pitting,
Kepairiog Pumis n .perlslry. All
worn warrantai.
io.".' 8 mJ f "B'Vr.A'Wi1
'""" Pn.prietor.
FRED. SACKKTT,
Ajent.
Olesrtad, Pa.. Jinuarr 1, JS71I-H.
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS and CAPS,
Chcrtpi'r tliiin ever ul tlio sloro nf
G.0.& T.W.MOORE,
ROOM M). I. PII-'.'K IIPF.BA IIOHSIR.
Wo buvo juat received tho
and boat sclcoicd stock of
liirjjfstl
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS, CAPS,
That lias ever come to town,
all tba new novelties in
,lo,
HECKWEAB
SULK AUKXTR FDR PRRKIXS'
Driving Boots and Shops.
Rubber Boots & Shoes.
(ivo us n rait and aw if no dnn'l
oil cheaper thnn anybody else,
f:n. f. MooiiH
TtIM H. MIMlrtlw
ClearHel.l. P. , Eept. 31, llTO-Jm.
HOFFER'S
Cheap Cash Store.
RIHItl Bit I. THIIKR, IIPIIIA IIOUHK.
Clearfield, Pa.,
WHOLC8ALG 1 KlifAIL IlKALhR IN
DRY GOODS,!"
OouprUtng Drum Ooxl of th rrf latoit Ptylft,
onulttUff l part mt Cmthmfff, MMlmiior
Fanrlrt. Alpaeai, ntl all iwiif of
Fancy Dress Goods,
fli.ti CrtM, Mohir Lmltr, 1'lanli, t)rn
Ufajrhtv-M, Drtua laci)f nf th vry Utcrt
Ijl, Di1 m rmp m thff ran t tttl.1
m Ihla Mr)it.
NOTIONS,
Conklwiliif of OIotci fnr nat, I.arti h
Mint. Hom of all ihail, Hi Ik Vtknf,
LafM, Pane; brtff Itnttona, .mien'
Tiip of all fhaHot aid ty1, Cttfl
tiial CoMara, Hihhna af all kindi and
raaIU(ia. Marina i:adtrifar, Ttinailaf. fti.
BOOTS AND SKOE8,
GROCERIES.
Queonware, Hardware, Tinware,
CnriolN.OII;iolliN,
WALL PAPER,
LEATHER, FISH, Etc.,
Whleh will be sold whalreal. of retail. TATill nke
Country Produce
In Etrhang. for iiaodi si Market Friers.
bVU. j. roffcii,
C If .rdrld, p.,, wf pt, , INTO tr.
,11 tu' dfrrtisfiiunts.
LUMBER 'ajV ACADEMY I
rami b...... . - ...... .
.-ui. rvRiu.r ivrai oi inn nrnisit .111 nbt
I I- VlU U.lli,.,l . r"
Ml lLltlNU I..,,,
M' B.lay, Mr U. lo Mnim,,,
eiata trait.,
U'lTltJN :
i i )inimu)1 a-llfjii.h llraitrhci. Mi ,N,
l (... . . . nt
r iiicikt r-iiciiMi ai a i.aiiti
ir-t.Aii-1 boirrtint; rnn In bad at frn 2
tl iO pr ttk. A aNoimal CIim oltl bo otg.ii
K. U.
ii.r, rriBctpal.
1 Knglishmf Classical Srhonl !
rp HIS School will open ... MO. DAY, APRII,
X I-'I H. ISSH.I. tho Leonaid School huil.lini
i lii CI- arArid. sod continue slsvsn weeks.
ti rno.vi
Couiuiun tCtltfilall Itraurhe.. eu.tHI
lll;herl:iif;llali anil ( laaalra, . . . kIH,
-A Normal Clara will lie f.iimed, with Wi. I
rrrham'iScho-il Kconmv aia toil book.
II. C. YOI NtlMAN, A.M.
Ctaarfteld, P.., K.broary 4th, ISaO 3m.
MfiTanlilc Appraisement.
Till. VKii.ltr of Knfflj;n i)J UoDitltir Jrtvr
rhtndlfr, !litllirr. flrtwrrt, 0ratr, if ,
Id Clwrflrrltl eounhr, will ink teller that tb-y
ra apprftUcI kdJ l-ta-4 br Ik wcUr-iitt,,,
Apprir of .Mrrehaodi nd tnUrr ) Wn imr
for ibt fnr ho, u tdllowf t
1 1.. Ilumltl lld.ruii)(i, (1I
14 Ilr. i, Piirln.tB'traprchai)diM...M. 7 fl
U Jitj-lufit) Pichin. jrn'l mitt 7 mi
14 .lobn C, "oiirt. (fd-n'1 tniri j Ad
H Pr'wdl A Coof.fsr, drn,t. 7 nu
CleftrHvld Horauffli.
H .1. A SlsIUr, btkorr t -nfehrtiftOTv. 7 ttij
14 W J. Iloiltjr, Bpnral ini-h(.rtih ...... In tin
, ( i.i . i . 1. n. AInorr, bwt A tioM.... 10 Cm
::sF.HSr.H
H In. inbAmn t ciiirt 7 i0
0. r. 4 T. X. Moorr, hmtU A ho.... 10 (h
'It I. iiulniliurr. nloltiina...
7 tin
7 n-
40 i.j.
ai-l 0l
j All
1(1 (hi
2 "i
7 fr
7 it
'., ni
.i ua
7 iu
14 II. Livingiloa, eanle-tionery
II. LivinvHlu., I.iliiardi. Inl.lei..
! '.' '"r lo. b"nrd, i i.m..
K N Shw. billiarde. I Uble
! II .IntiQ Mc(inii((itT. arofriai
'Ii Wm Fowi, haral war
I 0 T. A Phi A Crt.( dry uoodn
14 S. I 6n.tr, Jawalry
H I'. W, rahtiu, druifi
. A V.. W. (Imlum, ainnt incdirio.ii
I 10 K. ll.M.op, jen'l ntrrhandiM
' 1 1 .Mia. A. NKwk, Inbaiw and .-luar.
C. Ii. wWli rm(c.
j I). Httt.ua, pHtant luedlrine.
It M.' ipybiv A Hhowera, bot A bon
j 14 llaM.wi.'k A Irwlo, driU"
! 4 Karinwick A Irwin, put niMiiciofw.
i U .1. J.. Len t. t ! v rf cntj tir.trnrc
i It (fr-fi, Wflitier A Ct. ,Rtn'i mdae
j H C. L-ipold(, brrwtry
Then. r UN, brewiry
t I M. R. Ji-fpf, wl&t; miKhfiine
f I. Harry Rfiydrr tol.ar and ilgan..M...
I I i I. Ilfi:hruo, Tnrirry Mnff
. M W. U. .Mvl.tiT. wwnii naetkinai
, tiTwriiMlltr Rurnugh.
IJ S. An..,H, RiU'-fjl tiierolia ottiiia
j 4 I . latut, gi Dnril inrrrl.iidi
IJ P. K. tprroki-l. dry ttoodf
R'iribpueh A .Morns, j(roreriff
14 Watt H. I lionipunn, jjp''fri,
II Anni M. Into, pm-ral tnerhao lite ..
1 1 .ln-ob Hiifr, halwirt
' I 'l Ahrnm utt-aj, haidware
: U A. ,M. Kirk, jewelry
; U W. A. lite. (.rocrrif' ,,
' II J. It Irwio, diut
4 J. H, Irwin, pmaiil lutHlirine
' 14 Pifphen (Jralf, c-.rjr.rli'.Deri
Stephen Draff, billi.rjn, I tall
rurfnVil. liank
I-I lltruiiio iliupt, cenetal Bnle
15 .1. tMVripht, gerrral urehantiee
11 II W. Sprnrtr. central uiarrhandt-e....
ill J. K. Akrr, tnbrii'y and tBIeriioiiery,
Houtzilate Horoush.
II I't.ii p ll'.rdifiri ft, , h t.were
-It W. V an luten, feti'l taer-buadie...
1 14 T W. Vh bnrer, (Ht'il and iibr.oe
IP F l.i. wigtn A !.. (tcd'1 nid
7
6 n
7 flit
? ' 01
15 cii
IS dfl
7 no
7 Ui
7 do
12 ..if
0 llll
7 (Hf
7 Dl
i Ii
7 H
10 on
10 01
It
I., no
7 M
7 I'l
2' 00
lo m
i .i n ii. rraw. eeij I merrlian ie
! 14 J. '. Ilboad., dro7...
j 14 J. 11. foreman, eonfeotioDsries 7 nH
, II Stephen tlanrlin, gruesrlei T f"
j IS M. A I M. Lang, grn'l mile la m
14 A. n. Aihion, gn.eeiT A eonlet'lioiierv. 7 On
II J. K. Arnold, atationre . 7 oe
j 11 Ar.drew tlleawm, grn'l oidli IA lit
; 14 W. J. .--harliaugh, ilrugi.. . 7 OH
14 M. Mstsr, nntiont 7 no
I 14 II. Charlton, nollnns ,.. 7 Wl
14 Peter t:auieron,JrH grnoenol 7 W
j 14 p. Tod.l. drug. : PS
i Lsngnlord, notions 7 "I
'II Ii. llearlr, hikrrr A ooiifretl.msrT...- 7 nk
1.1 Peter M..r.n. whileialr lio,uir dealer... 23 ue
l V.'L(l M(LfWWln-ijraTtiiianoii
Lumbrr C Hy Horougll,
r e.
I.H liter A Coalbrolh, gen'l nidre
14 II' f. Krrnion. geo'l mdee
Nenhur IVirnugU.
14 Win. Hunter, ssneral merchandise ...
Xftr b aahiufrtnn Borough,
12 .1. R. McMurray, gen'l radio
14' N. A. Arnold, gen'l merobandiea
4 N. A. Arnold, patent medietnes
Otreola Dorouch
14 .1. R. Browo.oonfaetinnery
13 tv. O. Kelley, general msrcbsndlas...
-II T. C. lleime, general nwrhandiee
U Kraase llrolben, grooariae
Citifeas' Bank
14 Micbarl Oriflcr, grooeiies
14 W. 8. Welle, stanooery A oonfeel'ies,
13 F. II inb, general merchandise
II Henry Liverigbt
II H. I". R. Ulan Jr. druge
Wallatelnn Boroug;li.
1 1 IV. J. floes, general merchsndin.
ncrrarla Toarnabln.
14 Nntter. Romisr A Co , gen'l mds ....
14 Mai I rlek A Co., gen'l mdle
14 .fohn C. flates, geni mdi.
Ilumalde Townahla.
It Anr-in ratebla, gen'l Bldie
Brady Torrn.lilp.
j 14 J. He.ler A Ron, gen'l mdN .
j 14 D. (l.iodlindsr, gsn'l md.
1 14 Moors A llomilirn, gen'l mdes
10 !
7 I.
7 ai
, 10 M
18 N
l.'i en
II U
7 M
7
7
14 II. S. Knnrr, hoola and lhoes..., ....
14 S. Knarr, groceries
14 J. II. Kdioger, hardware
14 J. W. Cerli.la, Agent, gen'l mdee....
14 1. B. Carlisle, gen'l aides
Hell Tovvnollln.
14 Mctlee A Co gen'l mde. ..
7
7 4
Ilradlord Townahlp.
Y Cnrley, general mdi.
: i
IS 114
; 11
I 14 Ill-i..
,V. time A Co., general mdie
'nSerger A Co., drjgl....H
7 0"
I IS Aaron a.lpr, ir, gmi, n o
vtirat Township.
j 14 J. R. Mrkee, geal mdi.
j 14 K. P. Camp A Kone, gen'l mdie
t'ovlliglo. Township.
' 14 Frarels Leigey, geaersl aides
: l.t I.. M. Condiiet. general mdae
Ilcralur Townahlp,
II M . 1 ang A C. , g.aer.l mdee
' lUrard Townahlp.
II '. R l)i inland A Co, drugs
I liraham Township.
I 14 T. II. loree, A Co., general mdie....
j l;uilrh Townahlp.
I II P. A A. Flrnn. general md.
II T. A Prldesnl. general mdae
14 II. K. Ramry, gansral mdae ...
114 II. Alleman. general mdie.
7
10 us
J 04
7
7 w
Hiialon Townahlp.
C. II Oirrell. general Bdee
Chnries lt.heeker, general mdis....
A. Horning.ir.. harjoare
i)
ia 1
ia M
r m
in M
H Thai. Illanibard. general mdia.
14 Ite.f-en milh, drugi 71
1 Jnrdan Townahlp.
I II W. T. Perry, general mds. ! W
1 Knna Townahlp.
I 14 JoM-ph F.rhard, general ttidrs ' el
i karthau. Tnwnnhlp.
! 14 tl. Fi'hrr, geteial mrrrhan lias 7 4
I 14 1I1IIII.11..I A Vol hen. gen'l mdee I "
! Lawn nre TnwnBltlp.
tl. N. t'olhiirn, groeotiai 4r
Morris Township.
S 'R. R. n'le'nn, general mdisM ? M
14 Pt-ler M'irer, general mdae
14 Leonard Kiler. general mda.
14 Jonee Mom, general m.lsa.
7
I'rllB Townahlp.
W. A. hi.Kire, groceries A eonfa.'rlsr
MrUoaald A fpeueer, gen'l mds.
Randy Township.
,'?
! 1
14 O. ti. Keens A Mr. , general mdae
14 John (londtear, geeeral mdas
14 Trot el A Kill., general mdes
.... ; 1
11
.... Si
III
.11 1
... II "
... II
.... I"
... II
14 T. 11. M-tnon, groceries ,
1 1 P. 8. Weber A Co , general mda...
A John IlnHoll, general mdae M.
W. 1. Mrholson, billiard.. 1 lal.lei
R. T. Kelley, hilllanli, I table
I.. M KnnlB, billiard!, I labia
John f. Barr, hlHiardi, I tables....
II Henry I'snti, furalturs
10 llrll, ,ewli A Tatei, gen'l md
II Handy l.h-k flei.Coel A Ookol'.., mdee II
14 Rm. M. Ms0.ll.ogb, groeetlas "
14 Lewis 1.1,1. r, groceries 1 M
14 Walk A Heilniua, general mda...,....,. I h
llJ.rt. Kane, drug! ... T
14 HrlerA Urn., herdware
14 M. R. Aiailey, drags . !
II Long A Rrndy, hardwar. .,.... Ii
14 lienrge hchwota, aonleetMaery 7
I aUa Ton-nehlp,
14 J. "eyler A Soa, gen.r.1 mds '
Hoodward Townahlp,
14 Jimss Oorasly, gineral mes T '
14 Jinn Loutbor A Oe.,goaer.l mdes "
la M. Llrengh! A Co , general aide. 71 "
14 Mrs. H, j. rlraondlnger, gen'l mda,.... 7 f
A Whitehead A t gewral mda.
l Frank A Co., general mds.
II J. C. Peabbsn A C. MafMtloaerles... I"
Tks Botios, all nko ere foansraed la Ible i
pratiement, Ibnt .. appeal will be held el ih
C.rsmlaelonrrs' fifSoa, la Cleiraald, en Fr4
APRIL ID, !, netweaa the boars sf II o'd.'''
A. M. and 4 P. M , wben and where yen n!
altead if yea Ihlnt proper.
JOBS 0H-E,
MsrsaBtll. Appraiiei
LIrtrtnlnil.n, Ps, March 10. IhSii.k.