Gioroi B. Gooplandkr, Editor.
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. HAT 19, IflM.
Reader, If yoa tiot to kiow what ! going oa
U tho bulla world, J art read our advertising
oiumns, tbo ap$etal ooluma to particular.
MAXIM fOR THC DAY.
No man worthy tbo 0O00 of President should
bo willing to hold tt If coon 'id la, or pld tbtrt
by toy fraud, u. o. uaauT.
I eonld BOTor hYa bora roeonelUd to tbo olo-
vatlM by tbo inalUst aid of oiioo of a paraon,
howovor roipooublo la private lif, who nuii
forovorearry apoa ma trow toe aianip oi rraua
fine trlumnhant la Anorioaa hlilory. No auh-
loquoat action, fcowevar o.rltorioui. can waib
away tbo latter oi mat rooora.
COABLBK FaABCll A DAUB.
I would ratbor bovo tbo oadoraeuient of a quar
tor of a Bit I Hod of tbo Amarloaa pooplo than that
of tbo Louisiana Returning Boara, or of tbo Com.
m t salon wbiob eioluded tbo faotf and da-aided
tbo qutatloa oa a tMbnltinlity.
Xaot. A. IIrrhrickb.
Under tbo form of law, Rutherford B. Hayes
baa been doolarod Pro, dent of tbo United inte.
11 ta tltlo rNti apoa diafranohlscmeot of lawlal
rotors, in i an ooruneaiea oi ibo roiurniog oa
eon acting eorruptly, and tbo decision of a oom
mtaaton wbleb hao refaaad to boarovldoooo of el
legod fraud, for tbo Irtt liato aro tbo Amarioan
pooplo ownfrontod with tbo faotof a fraudulently.
looted Preeident. Lot It not bo understood that
tbo friad will bo ellenlly aeqaloieod la by tbo
oonoir. ao nour pui in wn.cn ino ueurpa
tics is forgotten.
Aobbrrb or Dbmocratio M. O.'b.
On hundred year of human depravity eeeu
nutated aad oonoontrated Intoa elimai of erlmo.
Never again la uu hundred yaara hail they bare
an opportunity to ropeat tbo wrong.
Daribl W. Voorbkrb.
DEMOCRATIC STATS TICKET.
FOR supreme judob:
JTon. GEORGE A. JENKS,
Or JEFFERSON COUNTY.
. FOR AUDITOR GENERAL:
Col. ROBERT P. DECUERT,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
. TBS ELECTORAL TICKET,
i
FOR ILSCTORI.AT-LARoH :
Robert K. Monaghen, William U. riayford.
MR MSTaiCT RLICTOna t
Dli.
1. Jobn Stevln.
. Kdwln A Pat.
I. John M. Campbell,
4. Oillei Delicti.
John M. Muffltt.
5, Edward Waldon.
7. Nathan C. Jam...
R. George Filbert.
9. Jac. 11. M'flparreo,
10. Dr. A. J. Martin.
11. Adam Gerringer.
12. Frank Turner.
13. P.J Dlrrolngh.nl.
14. II. E Dart..
Pi..
15 Qeorge A. Poll.
16 A. M. Benton.
17. J. P. Linton.
IS. Ool. John e). Millar.
t. J. O. H.iiod.
10. U. N. Bow.ra.
21. J. A. J. Bachanaa.
22. Chri.tophar Mageo.
13. Robert M. Oibmn.
24, Thotna. Bradford.
VS. Harrjr W. Wilaoo.
20. S.rou.l llrinib.
17. J. Hoi. Thompion.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COM
MITTEE FOR 18K0. .
on. a twp. MKHDRna. ponrorricn.
Burnaldo B'r. Charlei B. Patrick, Burnelde.
Cleertold Knit. V. Wllaon, Clearfield
Curwcn.v'e " F. 1. Thompson, Cnrwanrilla.
Ilooiid.l. " Patrick Dunn, lloalicl.la.
I.omb.rC'j" Daniel W. Ilil, Lnmbar Tlij.
Ncwborff " Iaaao Marklr, Hurd.
N. Waib'u " Dr. A. D. B.nnatt, N. Vaiblntan
O.caola " R. A. Catnpball,
Oieeola Mill.
Wallaaaton 1)00. W. Knlgh,
Wallaoaton.
DMcana x p. vaata near.
(Urn Hop..
OwoJ.
11.11 John M Rom,
Bloam William Llnw,
Koff " Iaaao BaUh,
Ur.iirord " HitablaKa,
Ilradj ' Cbarlai Hehwam,
barn.lda N Jobn Weavar,
ForeiL
Wallaaaton
WH4l.ad.
Lntbarabarfr.
H. Waiblnclon,
Chart " Jaaapb II. Broth, N. WibiDr;ton.
ut lojlon " r. u. uoadrlat, Kr.ncbnlla.
Daratur " Jaob P. Btolnor, rbllipabirg.
yarjra.on " A. A. Bloom, Marron.
llirara , ' - J oka Naweomb, ailllniham.
Hoiban Job. A. k PleaJ, Llok Kan MM:
Qrabam 11 0. W. K7art Orahaaton.
Uraeawood H John A. Rowlca. Marron.
Qnllah Jama. Fljrnn, Bmitb'a Nilla.
II niton . II. L. Horning, Panl.ld.
Jordan M Pr. A Craararall. Antonviho,
Kartbau. Oeorga Baakandarn, Halt LUk.
Kaon Conrad Uakor, . Kan Millport.
Lnwranaa Clark Rronn. ClaarfioIJ,
Morrli D.H. Warnlna, Morrlldala Mlnaa.
Pann ' ' M.rtinM. Fl;na,8rampianllill..
Pika " Hamaal Addlaman, Cnrwan.Tilln.
Banda ' John M. Troiall, DaBoif.
Dnion " Raab.n H. Laborda, Roektan.
Woodward " William Lntbar. Madam.
Dn. J. P. BUKCIIPIKLD,
Chairman, Claarflold, Pa.
W. K. WiLLAcn, Baoratara, Claaro.ld.
Tb Carweniiville "organ" has a now
publisher. Woll, thero ia nothing like
change.
The Lowor Houoe of Congress adopt
ed a teeolation on Friday to adjourn
on Monday the 3 1st How the Sen
ate looka npon it baa not trannpired.
Improving. The Curwenaville "or
gan" bad something over ten lines of
original editorial In its columns last
week. Tbat'i a "boom" Tor once since
its birtb aa such.
Great Foresight. The editor of
the Punxsutawney Spirit, In alluding
to the settlement of the Curtin Tocom
contest, says In effoct : 41 We told yon
so a year ago." How propholle ! What
a pity Congress did not take beed
Cool. Wo notice that some editors
chide one another for using the pro
ductions of others and dnly crediting
them. Now, what is to be said about
those who plunder all and never credit
anybody, JJecirlcdly cool, is it not f
Homs. Senator Wallace came home
on Friday to remain for sovcral days,
but was telc?ranhed on Ratnrdav eve.
B 1 j
' dIok that, be mast bo is Washington
at 9 o'clock A, if. on Monday
speoial train came over on Sunday
evening and took hint to Tyrone.
Stati Tarrr The editor of the Al
toon Sun, who lashed in with the
Pittsburgh Post and the baianco ol
certain export rocord compilers, to
: libcrl and abuse Senator Wallaco pre
vious tb tbo recent State Convention,
now slope over and wunts that gentle
man made Chairman of the Demo-
oralU) National Executive Committee.
That ia a bad thine for that mountain
illnmioary. Too this I
v 1
Qcur CoitaBiMtMRsi. We have 291
member of Congress sitting at the
Foderal Capitol, voting and drawing
pay, and yet, when the Important rase
of Curtln vs. Yocum camt? pp for set
tlement the otbor day tbs vote stood :
. Yocnm, 113; Curtin, 73 ; absentees,
103'. This vole smacks of as much
corruption as was practiced at the
polls during the election, and must be
iwoordod and considered by all honor
able men as equally aa damnable.
The Congressman absent on this occa
sion is j out as guilty of a kenions crime
aui the man who bribt-d tb voter at
the polla. ' Under all the circumstan
ees, how conclusive the last that bell
la a military neotwaity, for lb parpoae
of pnninhing criminals who sin against
society.
A SLIGHT IMITA TION OF THE
HA YEH FJIA VD.
The editor of tuo KnKton H-ntincl
was prcsout at the lato State Conven
tion, and be has this to tmy about the
procoedinKS:
"We are vory sorry to know tbiit
the resolution requiring the dulfgatos
from Pennsylvania to tbo Icmocrutlc
National Convention to vote as a unit
on all questions coming beloro that
body, was defeated j and especially ao
whon wo think of tbo questionable
moans used to bring about that result.
Whon the strength and power of a
groat Btalo like Pennsylvania, is to
be frittered away to gratify too ambi
tion of ono man, we think It Is about
time to rail a halt. When a minority,.
who happen to have tho mvnting power
n thojr bands will delihoratoly deleat
tho expressed will of tbo majority, we
raise our voice as loudly in condemna
tion as we did when the minority
played the same- game In counting
ilaycs Into tho Presidential chair. We
nevor will countenance chicanery or
trickery, it matters not whore wo rind
it. Whon we rclor to trickery, wo
mean the manner in which tho 125
voles were obtuinod against tho unit
rule to the 122 for it. Every tally
kept in the Convention, excopt that
kept by Tim O'Lenry and A. R. Hoi
lean, gave a majority for the unit rule,
and why Mr. Monaghan, who bus tho
reputation of boiug a fair man, would
lend himself to such a nefarious schemo
to defeat the will of tho majority is
inexplicable to us. When be an
nounced the "elorks agreed in their
tally" ho knew that that was not the
tact, becauso Mr. Bogart, one of the
Secretaries of the Convention, a repu
table gentleman, (whoso word ought
to have as much weight anywhere, as
tbe two worthies, O'Leary and lloi
leau,) roso in lull view of the Presi
dent and declared tho clerks J id not
agree in their tally. Had be not been
quite eo much biased on this question,
be certainly would have ordered an
other call of the roll, as was his duty
to do. But no, that did not suit the
minority and ho doclnred tho vote
against tbo nnit rule, without even di
recting tho list of yeas and nays to be
called over, in order that tbe delegates
might see whether or not their votes had
been properly recorded. This kind ol
business may succeed sometimes, as it
did in his rase and in the case of count
ing in Hayes, but it is infamous busi
ness just as low when practiced by
Democrats as indulged in by Jtcpubli
cans and tbe parties engaged in it
will bo held in just as much contempt
by all right-minded and thinking peo
ple." JUndall's Ksnceh. So many states
men lately loavo Washington for their
homes, for tbe purpose of repairing
the fences on their farms. John Sher
man, lloyos' Secretary of tho Treas
ury, perpetrates a great deal of this
kind of delinquency, and the Demo
crat io journalists mako a note of it.
Last week, the Boston Commonwealth,
a, red-hot Radical organ, pitched into
somebody iu this way : "Speaker Kan
dall has appointed four Speaker pro
tern., for the House within a month,
while be left for Pennsylvania. When
a Republican official goes home, unless
there is a deutb in the family , out
marches the gallant Washington Tost
and bolda forth about 'the fence the
Hon. Mr. finds it necessary to
leave bis public duties to attend to per
sonally.' From that text is preached
a very edifying Democratic sermon.
8poaker Randall goes homo to tinker
and replace his rotting panels ; but tbe
Post ia silent, or casually mentions
rSpeaker Randall's unavoidable ab
sence from the city.' No other Speaker
was ever absent so much."
Frail Man I An Associated Press
telegram says: "Rev. Dr. Georgo A.
Pelts, a prominent Sunday School
workor, one of tbe editors of the Sun
day Sehool Times, conductor of last
Summer's Sunday School Assembly at
Monterey, Cal., formerly ol Philadel
phia, and for two and a half years pas
tor of tbe church at Jamestown, N. T.,
has been forced to resign bis pastorate
because reports of immoral practices
had been circulated against bim, and
on being confronted, be confessed bis
guilt." On the other band we see it
stated that the Baptist State Convcn
tlon, in session at Bacramonto, Cal.,
tabled tbe resolutions expressing con
demnatlon of the course of Revs. I, S
and 1. 11. Kalloch. The fatbor is a
notorious adulturer and the son a mur
derer. Ia it to this we are oomine.
that high-toned religious assemblies
refuse to condemn the most benious
crimes that man can commit
SARCASM EUBKLLISllED WITH TOR
Narid Truth. The very latost rea
sons lor giving Grant a third term la
advanced by Judge Mackay, of Booth
Carolina, He favors the ro nomination
of ex-President Grant because, if elco-
ted, be will hava wardecluod againat
llaalna, J tk.. mow B4 will Ija
added to this country. Tho Judge ob
serves with a grim bumor that "with
wbat tbe Soutborn whites have learn
ed from carpet-baggors they will be
ablo to carpet-bag into these States
and make New Kngland grit its tooth
by showing what on really be done
in the way of dealing out a conquer-
ed territory."
Nor Romance. The Philadelphia
Record of tbo 12th relates the follow
ing : "A dead man was found on lop
of a sleeping-car of tbo 3.30 Washing
ton express aa it pulled into tbe
West Philadelphia depot. lie had
evidently been killed In passing nnder
a bridge, as tha contusions upon bis
person indicated. Tbe incident fur
nishea a bint of pathoa when it la con
sidotod how the aleepors In the car be
neath and the sleeper upon tbe out
side, so narrowly divided from on an
other, were hurled along together In
their midnight ride."
A Vacarct. We notico that Prof.
II. L, Raugher has resigned his Pro
fessorship iu Pennsylvania College
and accepted call to the Lutheran
church at Omaha, Nebraska. This
broad western field, so rich aod invit
ing, baa feature that point to Prof.
Baueber's disUnotion in it. lie must
not be confined to the pulpil, however.
Tha educational demands of tbo im.
mens territory west of the Mississippi
can hardly fail to call Into play just
sach pluck and culture as h possesses,
and tb right time will doubtless find
it right man.
iNTiitvuwxD. A representative of
the Cincinnati Enquirer encountered
Col. Hub Ingomoll the other evening,
and oxtractcd tho following from him:
"Colonel, who ia going to bo the
nominoo of tho Chicago Convention f"
"1 think lllaino will bo," answered
tbe Colonel.
Reporter How about (irnnt f
Colonel Jngursoll I don't believo
Grout will bo able to got the nomina
tion. Reporter Wllltlie iJeiul)lli.tt its mi p:
port bim if he does?
Colonel Ingorsoll Oh, yes. ltdon't
matter bow much Republicans quarrel
before tho nomination, thoy always
kiss and make up after it, and are
found working togothef unanimously
for the nominee.
Reporter You think, then, no mut
ter who is nominated by tho Republi
cans, they aro going to win ?
Colonel Ingorsoll I don't know as
to that. 1 think tho Democratic par
ty just now bas tbo best (banco oi
winning. You see, tho Democrats
have 1D8 votes solid lrom tho South.
That much tbey are sure of, and ii
thoy run carry New York and Indiana
they will havo 188 votes, thrco votos
to spare. Besides those, thoro is a
chance of their carrying Now Jersey
or Connecticut, and perhaps Oregon
or Nevada. You seo, there has been
such an emigration from Norada to
Lcailvillo anil other points in Colorado
quite recently, tlmt there is no telling
how tbeso Stales are going to go.
Kven if the Democrats lost Indiana, ii
they carried New Jersey and Con
neclieut, they would still bo safe.
Ingersoll is "a knowing man" and
au enthusisstio Radical ol tho Blaine
school, but be seems to doubt tho bold
bis party friends have on tbo people.
.
Skvekal Goon Thinus. Tho llollo
fonto Democrat throws out some ad
vance Information ot this kind : "With
Andrew II. Dill as Chairman of the
Democratic State Committee several
good things are assured. First of all,
every Democrat in tho Statq will ro
coivo lair and honorable treatment at
his bands, which was not tho case un
der his immediate predecessor. That
will be ono good thing. In tho second
place, it may be set down as a certain
ty, that tho hall in which tho State
Convention is held a year henco will
not be packed in advance of tho as
sembling of the delegates by a brutal
gang oi ruffians, from the slums of
Philadelphia, to act us door keepers,
with untliority to insult and maltreat
decent people, as was tho case ut 11 ur
rishurg under bis immediate predeccs
sor. This will be another good thing.
In tho third place, there will bo no
lightning calculators among tho Secre
taries of the Convention to falsify the
votes of delegates, us was also the case
at Harrishurg under bis immediate
predecessor. This will bo still another
good thing. For all these good things
Mr. Dill's honesty of purposo and in
tegrity of character are an ample
guarantee."
A Plan Demauouui. Mr. Blaine's
sole idea of statesmanship seems to be
to array ono portion of the country
against tho other. He bas occupied
himanlf t)Rclunialjr with thin miaalnn
for the past Ave or six years, and all
bis energies have been devoted to tho
tusk of rekindling the embers of sec
tional bate. "We know of no opinion
looking to the constructive work of
government," says the New York A'tt
(ion, commenting on this fact, "which
be bas preached or with which he is
identified. We know of no bill affect
ing any grout publie interest which he
has introduced, debated instructively,
or amended, We do not know, and
we do not belicvo anybody else knows,
what bis views are about any of tho
problems, such as currency, taxation,
or administration, now pending or im
pening. On none of these subjocts
bas be rendered any aid in forming or
moulding public opinion." In other
words his sole claim to consideration
at the hands of the Republican party is
that bo is one of the most successful
of the many "stalwart" demagogues
produced by the war.
A Great Calamity. Not since tbe
great fire of 18-15, in Pittsburgh, bas
any section of our State been so afflict
ed wilb tbe fire fiend as the beautiful
and wealthy borough ol Milton, in
Northumberland connly, woll known to
every Susquehanna raftsman. A fire
broke out in the car-works, on Friday,
tho 11th inst., during a very bigb
ind, and tbo devouring element
spread nntil 660 buildings wore in
ashes. Nino of the ton churches are
gone, all the hotels but one, tho two
banks, and tho two printing offices,
together with nearly all the business
bouses. Tho loss will exceed two mill
ions of dollars, about one lourtb of
which is Insured. Tbe distress is re
ported to bo very great, and it becomes
the duty ot all who can, to assist thoso
wbo met this sadden disaster. Our
Ouvwwlw a,w, Iu tore, nag ttuallw an
bad ; but the number of buildings was
not near so great. Tbe poplatlon of
Milton is over 3,000, four-filths of
whom aro burned out of bouse and
home,
Us is a Queer Fellow. Tbe "in
dependont voter" that the Philadelphia
Timet ao constantly prates about, ia a
creature of its own Imagination, and
appears to be on without political or
moral principle, wbo is wafted About
at tb pleasure of bis mere whims, or
puffed about by blast from doma
gngues. He Is a voter fur barter, for
compromise, and for selfish profit.
Fortunately so tow exist that they are
incapable of making an impression
upon any ordinary scale. Tb Inde
pendent voter in fact is ono who is
faithful to political and moral convirj
tion and bas the courage to uphold
them on all proper occasions and to
vole In strict accordance with them.
Clinton Democrat.
Tut Radical Pool. Of tho 756
delegates to tbe Chicago Convention
thero bar already been chosen C50,
wbo have been instructed aa follows
Grant, 299 : Blaine, 230 ; Sbcrman, 68
Wasbbume, 13 ; Edmunds, 40; nece
aary to choice, 379. - Delegates remain
to be elected in Alabama, 20; CoVora
do, 6; Dakota, 2; Illinois, 42; Louis
iana, 16 .aMinrjcaota, 10; Nebraska,
6; Wyoming,); 108 In all. Independ
ntly ol instructions, however, tbo del
egalea elect are estimated to stand :
Grant, 256; Blaloo,2M; Sherman, 90
Washburn. 13 ; F.mmunds, 32.
POLITICAL "TAFFY." I THE FOUR MSHQPti
Hero is a sample of tho very cheap-1 Oneol the duties Ol tbo General Con
est method, adopted by somo. largo-1 feionoeof thoM.K.Churi h nowin ses
sixod statesmen, for tho purpose of, sum at Cincinnati, was tho election of
elaborating themselves on the iinprov
cd nlan of dcmagnime. The follow, i
ing telegram was sent thraugh the
Associated Press, lor lliu
pin p-
enlightening tbo venliint :
'New York, May 111 Yesterday
afternoon Speukor liandall, Mr. Will
iam L. Seoll, of Krie, Pa., and Mr.
Htrrry '.Vrilterson putd Mr. Tildcn a
visit together, and remained with him
suverul hours. Towards sunset Mr.
Tildun and Mr. Watturson took a diive
in Central Park. Tbe lew other visi
tors wero denied admission to the
Grunmi'cy Paik bouse on the plea
that Mr. Tilden wus particularly on
irngod. Speaker liandall arrived lrom
Wushingtt.n in tbo morning and ro
turned to-night. Mr. Wallemon was
invisible al thu Kvorett House this eve
ning, being fatigued Mr. Seoll had
nut returned to the Fifth avenuo hotel
at a lato hour. It was rumored at the
Manhattan club this evening, where
tho intorviow of Mr. Tilden's three
truest aids with their chief socn be
came known and was made tho topic
of conversation, that Mr. Tilden, since
iho Ohio Convention, had determined
to prepare a loiter of withdrawal, with
power ol attorney ol his Cincinnati
delegates to iiamo tho delegate, and
that William L. Scott was to hold thai
power in blank. Failing lo find either
Mr, Seott or Air. Wallvrson, Mr. Run
dull found Col. Pelton nt tho Kvorett
House. A dialogue lollowod. but noth
ing could ha elioitotl fium Pelton."
Dr. Walts must have bad tbo afore
said in his ryo when he remarked:
"lluw vain are all thing, bera below
, How falaa and yal bew lair."
Hkiiihu's Asskts. The assignees of.
Putor llerdic lately sold a large amount
of so culled assets, consisting of notes,
checks, bonds, slocks, judgments, bills
ol sale, certificates, book accounts, etc.
Aside from tho book accounts, tho "aa.
sets" offered for sale amounted to about
$250,000. Thobook nceniintsamountod
to something over $1,000,000 or more.
Only some $1,500 was lealir.ed from
Ibo million and a quarter dollars ot the
bankrupt assets. Among tho lurger
book account credits claimed by the
assignee, and so sold, were tho follow
ing: Lycoming Gob and Water Com
pany. $11) 298 ; Rtimhright Ii Dorman,
$78 498; G. W. Sands k Co., $:!7.1 10 ;
William Stoddard, manager, 088,438 ;
Susquehanna Boom Combany, $ 18 I37;
Williamsport Passenger Railway. 820,
051; Cresont Nail ' Works $23 751;
Knsworth estate, $11,172; Uolehkiss
& Barber, $86,915 ; D. K. Hantx, $f2,
000, and numerous others of varying
amounts. In somo instances tho bid
ding was qnilo lively on a "fivo cent
anlo" basis, and tho auctioneer's gavel
and tonguo (lew fast as the amounts
otlereu lor twentv" ana tiltv thousand
dollar accounts run up to twenty orioi me t'rew ineoiogieui nemuiarv, a
thirty cents by fivo cent bids. Tho , position which lie leaves for thu Kpis
attendnnco was not so largo its it waslcopacy. Ho is theamhorof a number
lively ; but thero was considerable in
torest manifested in the sale. Mr.
llerdic Was an interested spectator and
one of tho liveliest bidders. This was !
an odd spectacle and ono thut caused
considerable comment. It mny be
qnocr lor a recently discharged bunk
rupt to bo so active in purchuning his
own assets, but it should bo remcm
bered that this is a greut country.
Another
Pardon Oi traiir. Tho
uto Postmaster of Chicago, General
McArtbur, having been convicted of
cmDOMling government lunds,has gone
to Washington to got tho President to
pardon him. Ho hasn't been sentenced
yet, the Judge having a kindly dispo-
. . , n . ,.. ,
.,nn.uU wllllnHnuau tu anlt nii.l
see what tho President is going lo do
about it. This Chicago P. M., while
n offloo "spluiged" at Long Branch,
Niugra Fulls, Whito Mountains, etc.,
itb the Grant gangs, and using tho
Govornmont cash lor expenso money,
now bo comes lorward for a pardon.
Hayes will no doubt grunt il. Had
McArthur stolen a ham to feed hungry
ohildron, he would have been in tbo
penitentiary two years ago. How
moral ideas" do prevail in these ' ad
dition, division and silence" times.
Good News. A special correspond
ent of the New York World bus por
sonally seen and conferred with twon
ty one of tho twenty six Democratic
dclcgalos from tho State of Massachu
setts lo the Cincinnati Convention, and
findj only two of tho twenty one in
favor of tho re-nomination of Mr. Til
den. Eightcon out nf tho twenty one
were for Bayard. If bo is nominated
it is thought be will draw so heavily
on the Republican strength in Massa
chusetts as to put it from tho start
among the doubtful States. It would
be a rare joko on the Hoars, Dawes
and Ben. Butler, if that Puritan Com
monwealth would go Democratic.
Radically Wrono. An exchange
says: "lion, iiulustia A. drow Is en
gaged in tho pleating task of dividing
tbe Pennsylvania delegation to the
Chicago Convention. He says twen
ty -five men in tho delegation will not
vote for Grant on any ballot. This
looks bad lor tbo third-termers, as thoy
cannot nominate Grant without a solid
delegation lrom Pennsylvania." Il Ga-
lusha don't look out ho will knock his
political horns off so effectively that
bo will nover reach the Senate while
there Is a Cameron around,
Aaa 1) - . (J
Ha rrinlmrg Telegraph calls attention
to tho distressed fact that "Iho millions
of colored pcoplo in the South have no
representation in thu forty-sixth Con
gross." The colored penplo of the
North aro equally bail ofT. Under the
circumstances our esteemed Harris
burg contemporary wilt be delighted
with the movement now developing to
make Senator Utuce the candidate for
Vice President on tho Grant ticket.
Gir6on Democrat.
WAHTgn. An apnllcaat for tha Vica Preti
daney. Like a. nat though, there era a lot af to-
tired atateetneu etending roond boning lightaing
in that direction may atrikn them. aafiega'oa
tflaaa.
Why don't you tako ono ol those
eminent "colored brethren" Fred
Douglass, or Sonstor Bruce, and, for
once, show tho negro that you want
to be bonest with bim? Sambo bas
not forgotton the Bureau business and
tb Freedmnn's Bank robbery by his
whito friends! Deal fairly with tho
gentleman from Africa and quit fool
ing bim.
Gone Over. We notice that Sena
tor Bruce, the only colored member in
the United States Senate, is a Sher
man man, it seems. This rather in
terlercs with the moroment of the col
orcd people to get Senator Bruco nnm
inatcd for Vice President on the ticket
with Grant, However, a ticket com
posed of Sherman and Bruce would do.
Tb coining Presidential campaign
will b tb longest as woll as the hot
test vor known. It will be opened In
June and continued until November,
four Bishops. This took place on' Weil
uesJuy, tbo 12th inst
1 no slate was
blocked out" for a colored and a Ger.
man Bishop, but the votes did nut tally
in that way. They are all Yunkoc.., us
follows :
Ileniy W. Warren is u native ul
Massachusetts and graduate of the
Wcsloyun I'tiverail.V ut Micldleton.
Connecticut. JU took his degree in
lHall ; taught 11, o classics in H' libra
hum Sennnui'v for two veins, and then
joined tho-Now Knglund Conk-renco.
At lliu timo of bis ek-clion bu wus pas
lor ol tho Arch Street Church, Plnln
delphiu, ami member ol lliu Philadel
phia Coiilerunee. lie Inn long been a
prolific writer lor church uud inker
periodic-ills, umt is author of a volume
uiving u record of extended travel in
Europe, lie is also a writur on asiron
oiuy, und frequently lectured on linn
subject, some ot hi laical lectures be
nig delivered in this nily. He is in the
prime ot life. II is brother, President
,ol the Boston University, is like him-
sell, ilislinguisbed tor seiiolaily uttuin
inenls. t
Cyrus D. Foss, D. U-, is by birth a
New Votker, and like Warren, a grud
uuto of Wcsleyan University, Huinlimg
bis studies llivru one year later than
Warren. Ho ulso spent two ye.ua s
a teacher uller gruiiuuling, serving in
the Seminary in Atnenia, New York
In 1857 be entered lliu ministry and
filled various siaiion until 1373, when
bo was chosen Pruaidem ol bis Alma
Mater. Tho iinidiuimi bus been very
prosperous under bis admiiiinlraliou,
us thu inlluciioe of llr. Foss was full
everywhere in tho denomination, and
attracted not only students, but finan
cial aid to it. Ho is one of the fiixml
orutors ol tie day, with u strong con
stitution and high ambition to leaVe
the world boltur than he found it.
John F. Hurst, I). I)., is a nutivo ol
Mary land, and of the same ago as Dr.
Foss, both born in 1831. Alter leav
ing college, he also tuught tho anciont
languages for a couple ot years, in lied
ding Institute, New York. Ho ihen
went to Germany and studied llieology
al the Universities of Hullu und Held
elberg, and ri turning to this country
in IH.iH, entered thu Newark Coutei
onco. A Tier a period spent in the
itinerancy, he wus uiadu principal ol
Iho thoologicttl department ot thu Mis
sion lnslitutoof the Melhodixt Church
at Bremen, Germany, During bis
charge this instit'ii ion was removed lo
Fraiikforl-nn-tlie Main, anil renamed
the M ui tin Itililieal Institution. Iu this
position ho remained three year.", and
tvhilo there traveled extensively in all
parts ot hurnpe. Ho returned to
America in 181, and became Professor
of Historical Theology in the I)re
T beologiesl Institution at Madison, N
J. In 1 873 he was eiiosen President
of theological works and tho e iiior ot
others.
K. O. Haven, D. D.. is a native of
Boston, born iu 1820. und it graduate
ot Wcsleyan University. lie was two
years a teacher, and then entitled the
ministry, iu IS 18. in which bo remained
until 1H53, when ho accepted a posi
tion in tho University of Michigan,
tilling successively the .professorships
of I. ulin and that of Rhetoric and Ku
ghsh I.iieruturo He nasehnted cdi
",r ,"' 5 " "", in .u
'.,., p.,..,,.,. ' .
Michigan University. In 180'J ho was
elected Presidenl of tho Northwestern
University at Kvanstou, III., in which
' """'"ined lliroo years lie was two
vears hecrctary ol tho Bosrd ot i.,ln.
,.u0!1 ,, ll0 rfalhodisl CUUreD. anil la
now performing tho duties of that
office ; nnd in 1870 was niado Chun
eellor of Syracuse University, which
position he filled when elected Bishop.
Ir Haven bus been a meinbol of five
General Conferences. In all bo bus
been prominent. He wus Chairman of
tho Committee which provided for the
introduction ol lay delegation in tho
General Conference, and the Bishops
appointed him fratornul dclcgu'e lo
tbe f.nglish and Irish Wcsleyan Cbnrcb.
The Coniiressional Text. To bay
onets at tin polls.
Ao ffjf onfA for jurors.
ivo pay from the treasury for repeat
ers disguised as Deputy Marshals.
This it tiht voice of the people ex
pressed by their faithful representatives
in Congress.
Rude Mar I The Phil'a Chronicle,
strikes out from the shoulder in this
way : "Tho Pennsylvania Republicans
can't conscientiously support it third
term after refusing to allow Kcmble
to serve a single one."
Thky Have It. Tbo Hill's Hollcw
(Nevada) Reporter, requests Colonel
Ingorsoll to oomo out thero and seo it
lor hiinsulf, and thereby euro liitnsell
ol a part of bis Paganism.
Tho Now York Times cattle repor
ter is a Miss Morgan, an estimable
lady, six feet two inches high, and is
said to bo tbo best Judgo of rattle in
the Statq of Now York.
With the presuut term of Congress
my official lilo terminates. President
Grants Annual Message, to Congress,
December 6, 1876 Correct.
gfpl dfvrtisftnfntj.
SherilTs Sale.
1)Y virtue of writ, of fi. 'a., la.
I 1 oat nf the fonrt of Common Plena of Cloar
field county, and to ma directed, there will be
lnthe borough af Clearfeld, oat
Wrdiietda) . Juu u, Irlrlll,
At I o'clock, P. .M., Ika following daacrtbed rail
aetata, lo wit :
All Defendant', latere.! In n oeruin tract or
piece of land, aituata In Hell townabip, Clearfield
noantv, Pa beginning at a rock oak on aub df via.
Ion Una nf tiaet No. s,7SS t thoaiwi liy ..Id tin.
.natb 87 degree, eaat 107 S 10 perche. to n poat ;
tbenre north 2 degrae. -net IG.7 perche. to a po.t
on tract line nl TV.,. tt,7M t ihenno north S.I d.
grace, 40 weal 11)7 a It to a port- thence anuih 2
di-grrea wcat 170 2 IS peroho. tn rook oak aad
p'ace of hrginmng.eiiatalaing lutaorc. an-l allaw
ance, and known aa tract No. 17 In aub.dlvlaioa of
Na e,l fin.hevit g about 2a aerea rlearod.with email
plank bona, and ronna Ing barn thereon erected
Hi-lied, tea.cn ia eirautioa, and lo he. old al
tbe property of Henry W. Kori.
ALSO,
All Ihe right, title) and intern! of Defendant.
in all that certain tract or piece of lan I eiiuele
tu Lawrence townabip, Clearnell flu , ra., boun
ded and described aa follow, t llcglonlng at a
poal earner and Una of a HO-root etreet and 4S
teal aart from eeelra of the Tyronn A t'Marfinld
Railroad; lhnee Rnnth 154 fel 10 pnat corner
Ibi-nee oa.t II.') feet to poet corner thence north
IM feet to .aid St fent .tract; thrn beginning al
a poet earner ol other .Ida oi at rent , thence north
IS.v fret lo ptat t'-rr.er t thenoe by 1 yrona A Clear,
field Hal road aonth l7 fret to peat oornar at SO.
foot alrcct before mentioned, and having therenn
ereeted a brewery. I!i2g feat, 1 1 atorlee high, with
oe'lar aod beer vault: alaoniwa-atory frame bou..,
3b by 40 fret, with atone bnacmenti nleo a frame
.table, is by 21 feet, lea boitae, and other nnt-
hulldlnf. thereon.
A 1.141).
All tba light, title and Inlrraal of Defendant
in floe other lot or piece ot ground rl.uala In lb.
vinaga at mil.dale, Lewreace townahip. moor,
field eounty, Pa., bounded aad described na, fol
ow. i Bounded onlhcwaal by an alley, on tha
ut rtn by Drown .tr.i, on the eaat by spring
elieel, on tha aonth hyOwenl road, oentaietngl
ol aa acra. na bulldinga thereon.
Soiled, taken In eiccutloe and to bo lld na tba
prt-pcrty of Cbarlea Sbafer.
Te or Paui. Tbe price or lura al which
4ha property ahull ba itrnck off mo.t ba paid al
tba tlmo of eale, or aaeb other arrnngwenenu
made ai win ha approved, ntberwlae tba proper
ly will na Immediately nut so and aold again at
tha atpenaa aad rl.h af tho pereo to whom II
wna ttruaR ofl, aud who, la oaeo of dooeteaev nt
anak ra-aala, .hall make good tha noma, und la
no Inatenoe will tho Dead bo are Boated In Oeart
for oontrmatlon nnleea tha eveney la aotwally
pain to too naonw. jaa. MAuartav,
Haaatrr i Orrtcg, I Sharif.
Clears. Id. Fn May n, I sir, I
ftc (U'tftlsfiufnts.
Orplum' Court Nale
-or
"V vlrlua of an nrder of th. Orphan.' Oonrt
1) urCua- Bi-ld itouoiv. ibo nndnral (nod A lrnla
ixratnr of lb. aatala of P II 1 1. N HUH SMITH
lata ol l.awrrnca townabip, Claarltald auotr. Pa ,
door.aaj, will aa'l nt publln nut-ora to tho high.al
hid lrr.al ibaCOI RT Hot -JK, In inn UOROUIII
of CLK tRFIKLD, on
TiiPRilny, Juno Slli, lp),
Al a O'CLOCK I. M.,
Tlta following daaoriuad raalattata .In
NO. 1. Bounded North by land ot
Tlt'ioi.) Mofb. r.n. Raat anil Knutb br townabip
ruad l.aditig Irnin Uigl.r'a faria lo MoPharaon'.
mill, and on Iba Wrat by land of J. Linn Mol'bor
.on, aortainlng about Iwa aora., mora or Ir-aa, of
animpr'irril lau l.
ITo. 2. Buiinilod North by township
romi Ira-img from Rlglor. tarro to MoPbarann a
mill and ha land of gab Lawhra.l, on tha Kaat
y land ot I. M. Hlara, on tha Hoath bv olbar
land of P. Smith, daoaaaod, and on tha Wort tt
townabip roaJ loading from tha O xtdfaltnw hrnlga
in klofbrnt-'n. mill, bf land of Win. ltadob.ugh.
Jr., and land of J. Lion MoPharann, aontainlng
lurlr-aiglit aero., ninra or k..,and hnvlugalarga
amount of btuilook and wblia pioo timbar llicreoa.
XTo. 3. Bounded Norlli by land ot
T.ae M . .-"age, Eatt bj land of rl (Invrrnnr Big
lor, John Powell, lluitoo tluHeb aud Jobd Mad
dry, on Iba 8uth by Jbn Maildoy and tho Hua
qu.banoa rlrrr, and tha Waal by towtianip road
loading lrom Iba llo-idiallow brldga lo Mofhar
aon'a will, containing IDS acre, and 27 parallel,
and having about live aeri-a ek-arrd, wtlh a .mall
dwelling hioire aud good aw null, picket mill,
and lulb mil', all lo good running order. Iba
halitn-a of thj land Ii ooverrd with bt mloi-k abd
ntber timber.
T Kit. VS.
One third e.ah, and iba reaiilue In two riual
annual p.vnienla, wilb inlareet, lo h. aeured by
judgment oona. A. V. iaic,
Adtn'r of Katnte of P. Htuitb, Jcn'd.
( learleld. Pa , M,y 12, Hri0-4l.
NOT AT
I hi
-a--a.
BUT AT
H. LEHMAN &C0.S Store,
ROOM NUMBER TWO,
Pic's Opera House,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Wbert n t,ntimLn Co litre rapenct rrj Urge
ntncfc or lb .ittft tod btt KylM of
DRY goods,
Fancy Goods,
MILLINERY GOODS,
AND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
laiiics', Hisses' & CMldica's
Of all atyli't, now in tbe market. Call in peraoD,
or eddreM H. LEHMAN 4 CO.
ClearfieU, Pa., March 17, 184-tf.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.
It Is a moit agracabla dressing, which
Ii at oncn harmle&a and cffRctnal, (or pre
serving tho hair. It restores, with Hie
gloit and freshness of youth, faded or gray,
light, aud red hair, to a rich brown, or ilcvp
black, at may ba desired. By its uat thin
hair It thickened, and baldoeas often
though not always cured. It checks falling
of the hair Immediately, and causes a new
growth In all esses where Ui fhwrii are
not decayed; while to brushy, weak, or
otherwise diseased hair. It imparts vitality
and slrrngtu, and renders It plitble.
The Vinou cleanse! the scalp, cures and
prevent! (lie formation of dandruff; and,
by lis cooling, stimulating, and RooUiIng
properties, It healt most If not all of tha
humortand diseases peculiar to the sculp,
keeping It cool, clean, and soft, under
which conditions diseases of the scalp and
hair are Impossible.
Ao a Dressing for Ladies Hair,
. The Viouu Is Incomparable, It Is color
less, contains neither oil nor dye, and will
not toll whits cambric. Il Imparls an
agreeable and luting perfume, and at an
article for the toilet it it economical and
unsurpassed In 111 excellence.
rRRTAllRO ST
Dr. J. CATER. & CO., Lowell, Bass.,
l-ractlout and Analytical Crieml.ta.
BOLD BY ALL DIUKIOIBTR EVERY VTHKHR.
THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases o( tbe Throat ni hm
' Iv-MM-a of the pulmo.
' 9 Y IT Po nary ortmna aro ao rm-v-
H'llb tMltl I MUM, UIM
aaio and ruliahbirtMiM'tly
for ihnia la Invaluable
to vrv eotntiiunity.
ATUt'l ClirHHV FkO
tciral ii mich a n'ln.Hlv,
and bo oUier an rmi.
nently inert la tho cuntt
denco of Uie pa bile. It
In a orient ittc comblna
tion nl tha nmltrinai
nhnctnloa wid cumtivo
vlrtuoo tif tha flnrst
drug, ehtnlbnal)ta unit
ed, to tauiura th grcaU
Mat nnulltlM ItlTtr-UrM'tJ
rECTORAL. wnilomilty of re.
lihyMrlana a wn an Invalida to um It with
couHdenc,. It la tho moat rrltaltto nunc-1 y
fur dtveiwM of tbf throat and hutgw Utat acf
rmnfl hi proditml. It atrlkna at Um foun
dation of all pulmonary dUnaaoa, affonlinf
prrnnpt and onrtaUn relief, and ta adajtd to
patjonta of any airo or ciiUisr anx. B'lng;
very najatahrn, Um ywingn-it chlldrfn t&kn
It without dlrtjty. In U UMtmnnt of
ordinary ugba, Ool da, Horw Throat,
iron oh 111
tiiua, inn
Influeinma.
('lorxyinnn't
Horw Throat, Aaihmra CYoaiPi and
ttnrrh, Um otYorbi of At an 'a CmtBar Pno
Ttuub aro ma.A!, and mutuuiuoa ara an
ttunlly prmorvM from aerloua lllnrwa hr Iu
tlinnly and faiUifal iiaaj. It ahoutd hd kont
al hilnd In ovoa-y lwuarhold for tha pru
tjvtion it afforda la atifldnn attrvk. In
WhooplnK-ooiiarli and (naumatia
them U ao othwr romedy ao adttoaotoos.
nouUiing. aud bolpfui.
Tho -Tiarer-lloana Willi orhk-h Aral
CHKiutv PstrruRAL aaai ffoctaxl nil orcar tit
world are a RwAtt-irnt guaranty tliat II will
mnUnttn tn prorlttro tho bcM reanlUl. A a
Imnttrtlnl trial will noftvlnno tbo wtnet one ao
rtal tu! It wonilarfnl curative power., an wnil
na nf IU nnperlcttity ovw all olbcii propam
tionn lug Hilmonary ooenplajnto.
Emlrmnt nmyaaVtans In all rvartn of tka
rrHltitry, knenainc Its tvravtpramioa, rnriov-
1 AVI
raw-. Cetaautv P-ar-nioiA L It) lurnjia.
ami praacriba It la tkcdr aaacttoa. Tkai tant
of half a oootvry baa proverl Ns nlaaoluta)
Certain to cure all iMilttKinary coanrdainjat
at airaauly baynnd tbo) ranch ot Utmaa) aid.
PrepartxJ by Or. al. C. Ayr fc Co.,
rrwotloaj asat Awaanleal nmsM,
- Lo-arsd, Mnaa,
otn tv ait Dauoetm g.RwvwRtsa.
ANOTHER
STRIKE
&lcw Saflt'crtiSfrafttH.
Police lo Hi Irs!
lit Iba inatler af tha Fa-) la the Orphan-' CoBrt
tateof John Hancock. J of Ovarii. Id County,
drceaard. j Henna.
To Sir.. Mary llano ek (wldew), II B. Nenoock,
J.K. Hancock, I W. ilaoaoak, Jobn Hannnck
aad 8ui-th V. Wilaon, bia Guardian ad fitaia,
Margaret Ann Paa.luorean-1 Harvey Paaemore,
her buabaud, Mary Ball rnllinglon and A. I..
FolliliKlkn.her buabatid.HanOHb II. Mrl'uriaoo
aad Jobn H Mc-Phrr. ,n, brr hu-b.nd, oil-a
Bruton and H. V. Ilrbton, her buaband, Ruaan
hl.ntun and William Ni.rton, bar buaband,
ll.nnab McPberaon anil Jobn H. McPhoreon,
net nuao.uu. a .1 woo ... ra. to o.
Biantoo and William .....on, b.r b..b..d,- j
T.ka Noilca,lbet at an i rpbana' Court bald at
kaineld, In and f..r aaid c only, on tha Ism
CI.
dv of Maiob. A D. ISM, a Hula ai granted,
whereby )OU and aach of you are couuiaudcd lo
to aod appmr at an Orpbau.' Court tu ba bold at
Clrarttelil, to aud f-.r .aid couuty, on tbe FIH-T
MONDAY OF JUNK MiXI, at 2 o'clock P M.,
tbrre aid theu to aoo.pt or r.lu.e tbe real aatala
of ihe .aid Jobn llanaook, late of Pika townabip,
deceaaed, at Iba valuation thereof, aad in oaae
you tfglect or reluaa to lake the value to show
oauae il any you bavewby tbe Mttte.bould not ha
aold accord, ug to law.
JAMK8 MAI1AFFRY,
KhcrUT'. OBoa, I Kberlf.
t'l.arflfld, Pa., May 4. l8S(l-t
JJOHKT PHH I.AMATION.
Wrriira., Hon. O. A. MATER, Pre.ldent
Judge of tba Court of Common Plea, ol
the Twenty-fifth Judicial Diatrlot, eompoa.d of
tbe couutlea of Clenilletd, Centra and Clinton
aad Hon. AaaAM lianas and Hon. Vircrrv B.
Holt, Ai.oclato Jodgea of Clearfield eounty
hava leaned their precept, to ma directed, for tha
holding of n Oourt of Common Plaac, Orphan.'
Court, Court of Quarter Be.alon., Court of Oyer
and Terminer, und Court of OeneralJall Deliv
ery, at tbe Court Home at Clearfield, in and fortba
eounty of Clearfield, aommeoclng on the Ptret
Muuduy, the 7ta day ol Juue, Irtrttl, and
tu oonlinuo ooa week.
HOT ICU IS, . VW .1. .... . 4
Coroner, Juaticua oltha Peace, and Con.table.,
in and for .aid oonnty of Clearfield, to appear In
their proper poreona, with tbalr Record., Roll.,
Inu,uittiun, baamineltoai, and other Kemem
brancee, to do thoae thing, which to thetrofliooa,
and In their babalf, pertain to ba dona.
Uy aa Act of Aaaombly, paired tba Sib day of
Slay, A. I), lib., it ia made the duly or tbe due-
lice, of tbe Pcaea of tha several eonntiaa uf lliia
Commonwealth, U return to tbe Clerk of the
Court of Quarter Keaaiun. of tha reaiieollve
oounlie., all the recognisance, entered into before
tbem by any paraoa or peruana charged with tbe
eommiuioa of any crime, aieept aueh aaaaa a.
may ba ended before n Juatlna of tho Peace, nn
der exlating lawa, at Icaat ten day. befor. tha
oommenoameot of tho aanton of tba Court to
wbleb they ara made returnable reepectlvely,and
In all aaae. where Roy vcoogoitanoe. ara entered
Into leu than tan day. before tbe oomineoeeuieut
of tbo aeaelou to whicb tbey aro made returna
ble, tha .aid Ju.ticea are to return the name in
the acme manner aa if laid aot had not boon
paaacd.
UIVK.V andar nay band at Clearfield, tbli Hit
day of April, la tba year uf onr Lord, ooa
ihouaand algbt boadred and eirhty.
apr2l to JAMES MAUAFKKY, Sheriff.
The Ldiiig, h Cheapest,
THE BEST
Boot and Shoe,
Hat and Gap Store
IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY
I (be ent in tfa
OPERA HOUSE,
KEPT BY
G.C.&T.W. M00RE,
We bavc jntt r'tirJ onr Sjria m4 tiumncr
loi'k, which, buTinfr bcn purnbttl tiHi.rt
lbs rlvtno, c. b told tvt th "il)
1'hICB. CtllftndM. lUid tb
ftbr taper good iu our llDe.wt kp
BOOTS, FINE SHOES,
Perkins Boots mid Shoes
CLAFLIN'S SHOES,
STETSON'S HATS
AND THK OBNIUNK TAYLOR
MACKINAW HAT,
Which are our ipecUltfa. We alao have a foil
hn of ti KNTa HCaMM KK CMtKKH'KAK.
Alt tbe ltal aoveitie in NKCK WEAR
WW a a eall and b aatiified,
C.KO. C.aVTOM W.MtMlRU
CUarfleU, Pa, April U. 1810 6m.
AUIHTOHtM HTATEMENT.Ai, aot of
J. 0. Whlcehtll. Treaaarerof tb borouah
landoftha borongh of ClearBeld. Pa . for tbe
yr ending A pi II li, 1H0:
DR.
To balaneo of Duplicate af lHTi,
IS, SI
ill 10
H 77
41.1 tu
t.tlt J
M 88
To
17
To
To '
To amount of '
To amoant balanoe..
' 1J7 ,
I7S ,
ltl...
Total .,
M,:w at
CRl
y am 'I duo Tceea'r tt but .cltkment . lit So
HV am t paid aa follow. :
William Dorvltt....H....H..,
II. W. Smith, Auditor
34 tt
4 INl
I M)
t 00
I M
1 ill
71 74
It 10
37 Wl
4 40
I M
I W
I 60
I so
IS
4 Al
41 at
s
.. V. Wllaon, Auditor
J. 0. Wbitohlll
B. P. Bi.kel.
W A. Ogdcn
Wm. T. Wilaon, work, etc..
Daniel Connolly.
Jemcl Pendegraat..H...HHI
Rdward II III
Jneapb Yotbera
Henra Pord. .... .
-r-
Jobn Hulllbon....,
John McCiellea
Cnlvln alvar.
Patrick Herbert..
Tim llennaayM
Kicbard rbirR ... ......
P. A dentin
Alfred Shirk
Wm. lloflmea ,.M ....
W. C. Foley
Thome. Bcllly
Horn Heed
Wm. Powell.....
R. A Dlgler
Clears. lo Una Light Co , ga. Rod light.
ing lamp, H
ri.arteld Uaa Light Co., (a
Wm. R. Dron, work, eU
C Laipoldt H
T. J. lloyer
Thorn.. Dougherty..
W. Kndrvaa.... ......
Jobn hchieller
Jobn Hemphill
John Livincaton
Jobn W. ribugarta
S. J. Row A Hon
Clrarleld fire Brlch Co
Lewi. Unlet .....
tleorge H. Young H.,.H
Ororge B. Ooodland-r. M
Claud Welch
J. Frank Paw.il, erect lampa, freight,
gla.. aad repair.
J. Prank Powell, duplicate and paetaga.
J. Prank Powell, aalary aj SeereLry.,..
J Al (Irani
John r-bort .m..m....
tleorge Tborn
n. B Powell
Jonn Kmgle, ar- M,H...H HH
M II. Brown Bra.....
II Maraball
A. M. Flack, repairiag etraat lampa
Jaoob MooroH t..M.
Cera. 4w,n. ......
W. V: Wright
W. W. Worrell
John Barclay
W. Halt
John atoNemara
W. J. Hemphill, Ui.
Robert Mitchell
Frank Mebermot
K M. MaOnUonk, llgbllag.gaa lampi.
J. I. Pattar.cn
Paid eo J. W. Batik', judgment.......
I aaapoaa, tt tt eueh
aanpoa. Ilt.bt aach
I It
I so
I it
i bl
II II
4 eo
' U
1 00
IIS 40
tt OO
IM 00
!7 4c
A Ml
1 60
4 M
I
4 40
4 all
i i
I on
si II
I
I 40
14 00
I M
7i
7
15 tl
11 to
I .It
I 14
II IS
4 II
si oo
I tu
l it
I It
I tt
4
I tt
t II
It 01
t ot
II it
I et
14 7i
? II
it 74
441 tl
1.1 N
Rebate of t per oeut. on 11,411.1,, Jt
daya ool lection...
Perron toga. por oeat on tltt.at paid
alur W daya. :
Percentage, per aant, on 74t 14, ool-
baclad on duplicate of IS7I
Parorntaga, It owr oanL oa 14.4 aet-
laauad on domllanu of 1 S7I
rteteaooef daplibata af ISIS ia bead.
ot oetkraiov John MaVlallaa
Balanoaof daplleataof HIS ba beads
ofoollectev Whilakill
Raleaoeordopllealeef II7S nnaal eatad
lioe.rattea aa daplleeia af 1177
" " III!..
Prratlag and atatloajorv..
71 II
I II
It II
I 44
110 II
II II
3li It
I 14
IT 14
I 01
Trvei. Paroaalaga, I par eeeL oa II,
- efl
Total.
-ti.m m
Wc, Ika amdaralgood beroua-h Auditor,, kavlaa
eiemtaoel tba foregoing aooouot of tko Irietriat
Trraawror, and oomparwd tbo veoekera, ind tba
oaaat oat reel, aad aorl!f that tkorn la 4m Ike
Tveeaarer, 4 . 4J. allekiU, froa Ika bevungt, fund
a aaJaaroclfK al.
JAC BA0RRTT,
SMITH V.WILSOIf,
... . . Andltara.
may lata, man.,,.
Jlfw drrrttarmruts.
gUSQUEHANNA HOUSB,
OURWZNSVILLE, PENN'A.
tirThi. old and wall e.lublltbed lintel h
neew lea or toe woo",, -, au-i uw uw-
udet.t al rendrilng ealiefaolloo In th-.ae wbo may
patronlaa him tiood atabilng anaoned.
. LEWIS 0. 1ILVU.U, Proptalor.
' April II, 'M-tf
SpringlSmnnier Millincry!i
CratMRRR A0 TRR PCB.Ie 4T LaROR I
f-'; ''J''" "S. I"' 1 ."'X ii
lnf ,,,!, i ,,u .imui, ,,y ,h.i I ,.n now
, ltom, benefit of toy advanuae.
in buying, atylei aad prirea tbrei gbnut tbe nilr
ecaaoa. Mt$. T, K. W4idUfl.
Cleirfleld, Pa t April 1. 18Hi Ha.
COVUT I H ( (' L A M A Tl O N W ti a h rah,
lloa. C. A. MAY hH. I're.nl.Lt Judge of
lb Court of foBBinoa Plaa of twnnlf Iftb
Judielal Uiatrlat, onwipoaed of the eouniiel of
Ukarneld, tenlr and Clinton, and ifon. A an am
On i km and Hob. V merit 8. Holt, Aaoea'e
Judgta uf i lea i Arid county, hx t Isiued (heir
prcti()t. lo ma direeied, for tb holding or a Court
of Common Plea, at tb Coort Hons-, at Clear
field, io and for tb tounty if Oieapflol t. arnn
tue'ieingon tha fourth loHdayof May, 1hMI,
being lha it-ltli day of tti moutu and oa
tinui g two wveka.
NOTICE ta therefore hereby glr.l tn Juror and
witnearea, la and furFaid ooumy of C earfivld lo
b and appear ia tbeir pro-pur peraoaa, at 10
o'nlook A. M. of tald day, to do thorn tbittga
whlrb In lklr bohair pertain to b done.
UIVKN ndr my band at CUarlield, thi 3 I'd
day oi April, In tb your of our Lord one ilnu-
Mt.d eight bund red and eiphty.
JAMK-. MAI1APFKV, Hheriff.
apr2S tc.
SherilT's Sale.
1)Y rlrtoe of writ of Lrri Vioa lamed
J J out ol tbe Court ol Com mo n Plea of Clean
tn-ld count, P., end to me directed, there will I or piere of lend v.tnat ia Peon townabip, "lnr.
he ex poind to 11 HLIO BAI.K, at lb Court fif 1.1 county. 1'a , bounded and daaeribed aa fol
II uu, in lb borough nfCUatneld, i'n., on Iowa i Hrnlnclrg nt n poat eorner, kaowa aa tb
frlday. May 8let. Im. j "Hagcrly place" ; ibtrceaouth 2 dagreciweat l.t
prrchoa ta a poat : thene anrth 87 degreei
At 1 oVl"tili P. M , the folhwlnf dfucribrd rtal . w't 104 ptrebca to a pott, eorner of Tbocaea
oaUte, to wit t j Wall Und ; thenne by aauie north 1 dtgreai eatt
AH iheriglit; t.ll nod iutcreat nf Defendant Sfl Phri ti. a bemlork j ihrnr Berth H7 dgreei
in all that otrtaia building, a one .lory tram ; ' !'cLf to a b mloek ; thenoe north 3 da.
barn, located on lot or piwt of gront-d atlu.te in r',, "t'7 l'" Pi. of the
Dreatur townabip, CUar fi.l I Ouiio.y, P., being I Hngrly place ) thoiw by aeiue o'b 87 degree
part of a larger tract of lend eon r.aiaior tl area.
in ii re or laet, aaid ba tiding being 41) tent in widtt
nnd 40 feet in length, with a baeuiet at able uu
der tbe weat nd of tb barn. .
Set led, taken in leant ion, and to be fold
tb property of Andrew Kopbart, owovr, and I
Jatnea ltloooi, oon tractor, j
ALSO, .
AH tbe right, tlte and lntrat of Ufcudni In
a cerium two aloiy frame dwelling bouae, l teet
wide, 28 feet ."Off, and IT feet high, loeated on a 1
lot or ptec ofgrouud ituau- in Decatur K'WtiKkip, ,
Clcar&eid froocty, Pa., partoi a larger tract w here- j
on Ar.drew hiepbart Bow Uvea.
iSfitod, takua lo execution aod to bo a U a
tbe property of Andrew Kepburt,ownr, or reputed i
owner.
ALSO, I
AU tbe iutereal or Defendant ia all that errtein l m.J twntii road north 23 drgreea went 2 p-r-lot
or pi-- ot ground i(uaU ia tb borouitli of clip to a p il ; ibenea north o-s, at 34 perche
Cnrwenaviil. tlearflld mmnty. Pa., bounded ' lo a pnl on nrtginal line of eiirvey ; thence along
and described a follow, w : On the east h ' rrttuc north ill Uegreea neat 7V perrb, more or
Filbert afreet, on the wt by lot Iwlonging to tb , iana, to thu pUca of beginning, eon tainiog 7
ettat of 11. P. Tboupaoa, dee'd, on tb north by acrea and Wl iierche. more r ,, n-wrlf a I af
i Htale Ptreet, and on tha touib by an alley, ha-
ing a rront ot o rpi oa Biaie a i reel ana a uepiD ; tog bouae, log hern, wagon abetl and other ont
1 of ISO ial on Piltwrt etroer. and known in the i handm.
I plan of tald borough aa lot No V.
i Heired, tnhen in excoulion and to btold a tba
proper!) of Jobn Irvin and Win. P. Chamber.
ALSO,
All tha riabl, tilt and in tercet
f befttndant
is lb at certain lutul ground lying in Oovingt
townabip, CUarnald ouauiy, Pa., containing tm
acre and twelve and one-half perch, bimnded
and described a fiillows, rii : llegioning at a
pott eorner uf tbe MiUaburg nd timtlkport tarn
pike road : thenoe along road weat 36 perche to
apoat; Ihcno aou'b IV prehl to poat i thecfl
elong tonnhbip rondnrtb ftj dugreea uat 4b per
cfae to place of beginning, U being part of a
larger tract granted and oonveyad by Peter A.
Kanhaie, jr , of the eily f lUllituore, Md , to
Mary K. hily, af aaid eounty of Clearfield, Pa.
Bnied, taken in icoutlon aod to be auld a tn
propert- nf W. .S. UilliUad and Uforge lltcken
doru.
ALSO,
By a writ of iVro Faria: thir wi'l b acid at
lb earn tiui and place tb following ;
All the Defendatt'l right title and lotereit In
tho two ecrtaia lot of ground lo th vil'a;) nf
Trout till, Oeerfeld eotialy, Pa,th one bound
ed and deacribet aa follow : Bonn. led on th
eaat and north by Und nf Jeoob KuoU, on the
weft by i-t No XI, and oo tha tth hy Caroline
tract, "and knowa In plan of aaid vilUg a lot
No. 31, and having thereon orooied afraw dwell.
feE:
table and otner ouibuti'itngi.
unded on ihe eaat by ao allev,
VI Dr. . lafUICt, mi III aara,t
by an alley, and on tb north by Caroline treet.
and known in plea of aaid village aj lot No, 5,
and baring tbereou erected n larg. ,b,P anil
other ombaildiag.
rVi.ed,t..o lo ai.culion. and lo be wld a.
tbe property of William Kindorinno.
Trrhr or Salr. Tha prle or sum at wbicb
tba property aball ba atroek off mo.t ba paid at
tba time of aala. or ancb oi bar arrangemanta
made ai will be approved, otborwiie tbe property
will ba Immediately pnt np and aold agaio at
tba aipenaa and ri.k of tbo poreeo to whom it
waa . track 00, and wbo, in on., of defioienoy at
auok re.aala, .ball make good tbo aame, end In
no inatenoe will tba Dead ba pre.ented in Court
for conftrmnUoa nnleaa tho money I. actually
paid tn iba bherlf. JAM. UAUAPPKY,
BRRRirr'a OrrtcR, I Sheriff.
C1e.rt.ld. Pa.. April lit, IS 80. I
AI DITtlRSt HTATKSIENT of tbe Inan
ce. of LAWHKNCH lUWKoUlr. lrom
Juue, IS7S, to April I4lb, ISSS :
1. OODRV, niRTRlCt TRRABHRRR, IR ACCOritV WITH
TRR ROOD ARB POUR VCD.
ROAD FUND.
DR.
To amt received from Tree.nrer 0wena..$l ,4?t to
Tointereat 27 to
To am't of Ueerge llolleb duplia.to l.fins 14
Inam'tnfM h Kranl-r duplicate
To am't of A. O. bawbaad rtupliaate
Ta am't of Jamel Brown duplicate -
nr. aj
111114
il i
la ami of naweraed tea raoaivod by
Lawboad
Il II
Total Road fund.
..1.017 71
CR.
By am'l ticorga tlnllck orders far aervl-
aai renaervd.aaa a oemmar Randiei,
By am't A. Y. Mooro eider for aarvlcci,
By am't M. S. Kramer ' " "
By am i A.U Uwbvad "
By am't Jamee Brown
Hy am i Iaaiah Bloom " " '
By am't Jobn Whaling, for work and
daraagaa .
By am't paid Auditor! and Clerk...
By am't S par cam on till . 77.
By am't Road tag worked out nadar tl.
tlullch...
By am't Usee unworked by tluliob
Hy am't eioooratioae allowed Uuliob...
By am't Road tax worked out nbder M.H.
Kramer .....,...
By am't tale, unworked by Kramer
By am't cxooeraiiuoa allowed Kramer...
Uy am'l Road tai worked out uudcr
A.U Laabead
By am't back tai worked out undvr Law.
bead
By am', tale, unworked ny L.wbeatl...
By am't eiouerettona allowed Lawbead.
By am't Road tax worked out under Jaa.
Brown
By am'l exoeeralmne allowed Brown...
By .m't balance in Traaaurer'l banda...
I US 71
II 00
Oil 00
104 00
110 00
i
in
II 10
11 41
1,1'H SI
10 41
11 Ii
4IS 94
4i 40
4 Oi
771 SI
it II
10 10
I ti
lit II
4 il
841 31
Total Road fun J 14,111 1 1
Amount un.eatd tax werkod, a. fallowat
Mote. ta. Krau
Mil RO
- WVUIgV VOUCH
Albert U. Lawbead..
Jamee Brown
- a va
It I 00
II UU
POOR FUND.
DR.
To am't of balanoe received free. Treas
urer Owonl. 4S 83
To am't at duplicate lor ltlil 1,414 II
To am't from Chew, by Kramer 41 lit
To am't fram Dad, b, l.rael Te.t bt 00
Toaiu't f om Pn townabip Ill tu
To nm't received from Joei pk tlweal... 7cl 41
Tc am'l melted from N. Kiak.il I ul
Total Tour tax 1I HI o
CR.
By nm't paid for boarding paupers...... till 41
By am't paid far eletbiog not groceries. IHI 49
Hy ameual paid Ilea villa A.v into, 311 II
By am'l paid Waodward tewa.bip lev
Hn Delea...... Ill II
By am i noil, paid lo ea-a or P. Doeaa. Ill On
By am'l paid bar Paul Williams, ol Piao
lowoabip.... 151 IU
By am'l paid Taylor Kowlea for aarvioaa. It 00
Hj am't paid Matthew Head for aor'ooa. 41 75
Ry am't paid D. B. Bloom for lervieet. II 00
Hy nm't pmd liana Stage for lent II 40
By am't paid for mabiug dapltoate. lor
la- ,ii
By am'l paid Porter Ptlaa, for il. Well... I il
By am'l paid A. tl. -Kramer, Att'y fee... 40 00
By am i paid I. O. Uarlawlck, Do, ovjl.
oal nttoodaaco I 71
By am't paid J. K. Wrigley, for medical
atteodaaee I it
By am'l paid IU Bloom, tor W. T. Irvin
depeotttoo....
By am'l ootid eW mabtog elelkiog lor
pauper. ..
By am't paid James Kerr, far o..t......
By aao't paid Wm. Hadekooja, for drpo-
ailloa
Ily nm't paid Geo. W. Utathart, livery
hire
By ami paid far fori .
Hy I por oeat. aa 11,047 10 ....
By I por coal oa I4al.fl . .
By bolaaeo unoolleeiej, duplicate 1&79.
il
til
I 40
Total am .eel of erodtas..,
Balance dot Treaaurer Og Jen ......... gj
Wa, tba andaraigaad A allien, kavlag aiam
land tko aoroonl ot t. Ogxi.o, Trooaom of Low.
renoe lawn.hlp, la nooooati with tbo good and
Poor landa of aaid Uwaahlp, led loam a. above
4o4. RIuUARD OOtlKLU,
OaVUKUl H. HALL,
LKWIb) BI0VTM,
attar! i Aodllera
W. T. Btaoiuau, ToWR'p Clark.
May II, lllo-lt
I 00
l SO
4041
tl II
II 14
...tMJif,
UI gafll'ftilStnlfOtfl.
WAGON S WAGONS
BUGGIES BUGGIES.
nniVl ir a AWy
Ml al 1 N w V il)i ,
SHHI NO WAGONS.
THE COmiX .VAGO.XS.
TOP A1TD OrElt BUGGIES.
KEPT ON II A AD FOR SA LE.
STAGE & REILLY,
cleaufii:ld, pa.
May 12 I in.
SherilTs Sale.
lij virtue of tbe oaxttl mi foregoing riti
of fitri 'uio fufil out of your honorable
Court, nd to mo directed, I have levlnl on
ami will iietto pQ'illo tvttba Court JloQSf,
in 'be b'iroitjf,b of Clearfield,
TlmmtU)-. June 3d. lo,
At 1 o'o'nch. P. W , ll Ibe following meMutrn,
tv-nrinrnu art ft tract uf landa, boucled and df.
Mribfd follui, vli :
AH Defend ".' InttTrat in ell tett'ortaln Irnnt
or (ilece of Und il'ualo In II loo in lownthip, Clear
Held count-. Penn'ft, Hounded an-l drecrir.e't aa
fellow t DegiBoing nt n down hemlork eomar f
Ibcnoe by lands of MoClare at Wond nnrth H in
grrri est b9 perehet to peat ; l In one by Und
nf 0. M. Oi ff ttnd T A. t R M Wt iturth
A 7 1 dr greet welt IU M perebea to hrtBl'k :
trienc bf Ucdfl of T. A. k K M. Iloovoranutb SJ
ItgttM wfpi p4ra.baja to pott ; thenoe hr
lend of Jam JktMntiro eon lb H lgrfj at
IL'.I fin perch a to lb plen of bglining, eon
tainiog 1 14 ecrea end t& prrcbra, and nllownnce
with nboui Kfl nerea elrartd, end baring tbertn
erectrd frame bona, two barnt, and other out
building, end beting tt ereow growing two r
rberdr ofrhuinefinU tmi,
ALSO,
Atl oi DrftndaM'e Intrreat la on other trnot
17 aerea and 3S percht, net meaiur. and having
bout .'(i acre e)red, with g'od orchard grow
Ing therein, ana bevtng tn-rvon reria p,g
bouae, log barn, and otbnr ontbnildioga.
Seiiml, iHlton in rxt-cmion, and to b told aa
lb prfiper'y of 0. I. Ketdall.
ALSO,
All of terendant'i IntcM la alt tha leertaio
trict ot pier ot land etluate, lying and being in
Lawrence toworhip. Clrer&eld countr, Pa , btmn.
ded and de'intifd as fojiona. to wit t beginning
at a be a. loch on tbe original Una of the Hobert
HopFga tunty tbenoe eontb bt drgrtw weal 134
perch to n p-t on original line it a id aur ey ;
ibeii( alone taine iuib itO drfrr-a eaat 75 pa-r
chea to a poil ; thftir north 7 degree eaat It'll
percttea in a po! ; thenee north t degreer. went t
oerctiea to a peat o ton nihip road : ibace aloBa?
i which ia cleared, and having t bet eon erected a
tteiaed, taken In acitioo and to b aold
thu prx perty ol Mi H on H. Miller.
ALIO,
AH tb riirbt.tltl and intert of Defendant in
; a certain liaat ol land aiiuaie in (lirard tiiwnrbip.
C'earli.ld county. Pa., bouuded .ml dcacribed aa
f. liiiw. : Beginning at a poat adjoining- land! of
Prattci. Ootiilriet, being th. norlbweat corner of
.aid tract : thence eaat lit perobe. to .too. comer;
Ibenee eou'b along p. 1). Broencl 50 pcrebc. to
,tiner; thenoe weal ulong Nirhola. L'lugia III
petehe. lo .fine corner : Ibenee north along Jo a.
J.ouet :.9 perche. to pl.oo of beginning, cua
Ininicg ill acree 10 percher, an-l allowance, m-re
or la.-, being part of Warrant No lb:n, about 15
ler" of which i. cleared, el.d having tbrreoa
erected a plenk bou.e, Itorlri bigb, log barn,
corn crib, and otber outlimMinga, aorl a .tnall
orchard there n growinc.
Keiiad, taken in execution nnd to be aold aa iba
properly of Daniel Lougm.
ALSO,
All Iba Defendant', interval io a certain lot of
ground ailunto in I'ike townahip, Clearl.M county,
l'a., bounded and nViuvibed aa fnllaw. t Oa Ibe
eaat bv laudi of It. tj.min Bloom's cata'e and
D.rJ. PirmiLg; i.nthcnrth bv land of D. H. Flem
ing and lianu.b Way on tba wa.t by land of
liarmah Way ; anj on tbe anuth hy laed ol Jaoob
b Iger, containing oue ecrc, having t hereon erc-i
ed n Iwo-.tory frame bouae .nd kitchen atucbeil,
together with ate'ilo and other ouibuildinga.
Kei.cd, taken in oxecutioo, anl ta be void al
ihe piopen or tl. L. tray.
ALSO,
. ."'" in ai. taat
' X"' "'. P1" ""m' "' ,,'
f" "'' ',,a' '"'P. Cl-rfl.l.l
All the Defendant, lot.ra.t In all tbat oertaia
illage of
coumr.
Pa., bounded end derenbod aa follow.: fte.ia-
ning at a po.t on H. J.ma. Itroet i tbenoe rab
runuing ia a we.tarly direction and fronting an
aaid .tract it feat 10 eeroor of Aoder.ua let ;
theoce along laid lot in a roo'b.rly direction 150
loot to a poit on llemlook alley ; tbeoco in aa
an.t.rly direction iO feet to ooroor ol lot of Jeaae
Diggio.t tbeneo nloog aaid lot 150 feet to a bo.t
on bt. Jerao. atroet, nnd plane af beginning, aad
having thereon erected a small frame dwelling
booao.
N.iied, taken io uxoentlna an I to b, aaid a
tbe property or William PabVofl.
ALSO,
Alt tbe Dvfcadant'a Interest lo a certain lot ar
piece of ground citaato lo tba village af
Htcrling, Waodward towa.bip. Clear!. Id aunty,
Pa., twenty-two feet front on tbo eouth aid. of
Virgin .liey : tbenoe oaal along let af Pailip Mar
tin 50 feet; thence north aloag lol of Philip Mar
tin 11 teel ; tbenoo woat ulong lot of Loei. Bolaol
iO foot to Virgin alley, known a. part of Lot Na.
in the general plot, and having tberaon erected
R li-.tnry frame bouae witb baeeioeol.
bailed, taben in oiccuiioa nnd ta ba aold al
tba properly of i'raacl. Ferrier.
A LSI,
Ry virtue of a writ of Pradi'ifoal Crpoaaa, al
iho eerao tme and place, all Dafeodaal'a iatarvil
in n certain tract ol land aitu.ta Lo Uotbea town.
bip.Clea Sold oeooty, Pa.,boundod aao deeortbed
aa loliowi : Bouoded -in tbe eaat hy the oujque.
hnnon river, nortb by lead of T. Llogb-, aoatb by
river, and wa.t by T. Llngla. ooalaioiug II aerea,
more or leu, wiib about 10 acme cleared, aad
knving eroeied tberaon n two-.tory frame bouae,
email .table, and olbar euibildtoge.
Sailed, lakca tn axeautton, and lo ht a tli aa
the properly of AilrR Cuppler.
ALIO.
Ily virtue of wrlla of mr ueioc. at lb.
..me time and plane, afl tbo Defendants' Interval
in n aettala two-.tory frame dwelling booee, with
lot and cartilago apportroant thereto, aitn -te ie
Nortb lloutad.le, Clearfield eounty. Pa., fronting
on Railroad .treat id feet, ihenno 150 feet to
H allro.d .treat, being aituata about 160 foot wort
of tleorge Hbodoe' Ho el Said building ia a twe
tury ftema boaaa, 10x24 feat, and It feet bih.
ISelled. taken in execution and to ba aaid aatbe
property of Jobn Hagan, owner, and John Dutf.y,
contractor.
ALSO,
All tbat thai oortala lot or place ol land alter
on Front street, in the borough of Clearftell,
Clearfield enunly, Pa., bounded and described a.
follow.! Beginning at tha Kaquebana riv.r at
tha eorner oflnnd of Jobn Mefhcreoa'l eetaloi
thence alnnr land of ..id MePbereon' aatala ia aa
eeiterly direction 16 perche. ta n po.t t thane, ia
n aoathertv direction I parehea ; tbeaca along iana
ol tho William Merrell aetata In a wraterly di
rcction 10 perche. to npo.t at .aid rlverl thcee.
along ..id river i perchea ta plaeo of beginoing,
onntAiaiag nne-hVf aero, atrial ma.aura, new ia
tbo poNcaaion or C. at BorrbOcld. Arlmial.irator
af Joacph llerobcald, deo'd, aod beiog tbo eere.
Irkk dvairaTb-Taaaa HHmUmiIi TUotm sruoW4
ta Joae,h BurabKald, now decoaaad, hy Lined ol
parlllloo rceor.!ed ol Cioartnld ia Deed Book " P,"
page lot oa. 1 1)3, and baviag arreted tb.raoa a
barge iwo-.lor frame dwelliog houao, a large
frame ,tab!o end other oeceeaary ootbuililiaga.
Bailed, token In exeenttoo and to be aold al lb.
property of tbo eitate of Jos. Burehlcld, dae'4.
ALSO,
All Defend. ni'i lntere.1 In n certain two itory
frame bou.e, being ebout feet in depth and
about feet front, .Hone In tha vin.ee ol
Diggineville, tn Wonitwerd townrhlp. Cbarlrld
ot,ui,ty, Pa , baonded'oa follnwa : On Ika eaat bf
lot af Hamnal llordon, on tho eialh by Prent
atreet, on the weat by lot of Mrs. Mary Rilar, aad
on the nortb be an alley.
Railed, taken in evocation and lo ba aold aa ika
property el hamual B. Oaborn.
ALSO,
A II Defendant'. Int.roat la at,4 la a certain two
.tory frame dwelliog noons, ataruat feet b,eg
and feat In depth, aituata bt Hnulidate
borough, CiearAeld county, Pa., aa tha aoraer el
Meple al ey and Clara elreel.oo lot known is tie
grnerel plen of aaid borough aa Let Na. 00
Belled, taken la e.-eoutino and lo ho .ok! aa
properly of lira. M. Huge, .unit, or reputed
owner.
ALIO,
Alt Defenlent'a Intcreit In and to a certain
dwelling house, ldilo foot, aitoata oa let ef
ground in North llnuttdale. Woodward tewaahlo,
CleerOeideountut Pa., bounded nnd deeerlned aa
follow,, te wit : Begianing at a poat aaath 14
degree. wl 24 feat lrom lhaoroaalig of tba Web
eter mine Iramwny wltat tba lowoabip road le4
ing from Whitehead A Pieber'l minae tbeea,
along raid road nortb 81 degree, west Ii0 feat le
po.t l tbcaoo olong s.mo road Ronb 4S degrcM
weat ISO tort to poet thence aoatb 341 degree,
we.t liO feat ta poat Ihenro III eaat 'l
faelt
anvooe oowtn a, wagioal west I : i "
poat) thence nortb IS degree, aail IMteelu
poll, tko place of beginning, nnd known and be
ing Lo'. A ood B, In tko plaa af tba aiteaii 'a el
tWik lloaiidalo. Weedoerd lowa.kip.tna hoem
being an Lot H nloraaatd.
Belled, tahaa ta cxacaiioa nnd U be add ai
tko property of Kulak bra taker, vr, ar r
patiaj nwoar.
Taauaor B a lb. Tba price or aaa at wbleb
Ike preportv aball bo slrwoh of mail ba paid at tb.
time ef aala, or awab other arraagameate madaaa
will ba npprnradl, etaonrloo tbo proporty will be
iaamedauely pwt op and aold again nt tba einoaei
and rl.k of tow porooa tawhom M wna struck el
aad we, In eoee of d.t.lia.y al look ra-ea,
shall atana wool tko taaan, aod bt ao baHaass
will two Deed! be proooatod la Oaort lor MOtlrma
tlon nnlaos tart naanry bl aotwally paid ta Lb,
Oberlff. olAMnH MAUAVPKT,
Saeairrw Omow, I Ikmut
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