THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WEDNESDAY MOHNINO, MAY Sfl, IS-1
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iu:i.i;nrj notice.
Met hod let t:tlseo,.el ( barf hRev. Oao.
Lbihy, Pastor. .Servicea every babbeih at 1 14
A. M.,d T P. M.
Sabbath fltibool at 0 A. M.
Prayer Meeting arary YYedooeJay, at Ti P. M.
Coanuunloa berviee, first bebbeth af every
jionth, at IH A. M.
Heat CI oar tie Id M. E. hurrh. Rev.
Crarlii W, linniair. Pastor. Preaching every
alltmatt Bonday, at I o'olonk, P. M. Sunday
Srboul at I, P. M. All art Invited to attend.
PrebterUn Church--Rev. II. 8. Botlkb.
.-tinbbalb tervieee morning and evening Beb
Seth Hohool at P. M. Prayer Meeting YYednet
Jay evening.
11 apt lit hurrh. Rev. , Pastor.
Sal, 1. all. School atl P. M. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening.
4t. frauds' hurcli Catholic Kev. P
J.Hhkbjab.- Ulrica servtoe at ltl A, M., on
ilie firat, third and lourth Sundays of each Booth;
Vespers and Nenediclion of the Mewed Sacrament
at 7 o'clock, P. M. Hunday School every Sunday
afternoon at I o'clock.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
tiki or loxnute qpabtb tesmtowt codrt.
Second Mooday of January.
Third Monday of Maroh.
Kirit Monday ef June.
Fourth Monday of September.
Tim of loLDtR ceuaoi pica a.
Firat Monday of J one.
Sttoond Monday of November.
fPILie OFFICRHa.
PntidtM Jmdgt lion. Charles A. Mayer,
Look Haren.
Attittant Lam Judy Hon. John H. Orris, of
Hellefonte.
Ataotiatt Jndg$ Abram Ogden, Claarllald ;
Vincent B. Holt, Clearfield.
trotkvnotarpi Bloom,
Hgitrmnd Rttordor L. J. Morrfan.
Trtaturtr Philip lJotts.
Oiitrict Attorney J. F. McKeftrlck.
Sheriff Jamil Mahaffey.
Vrputy .Saen Andrew Penis, jr. '
County urveyor -Bauuel F. McClosksy, Car-
ensville.
f?aa( fomm.esioi.ert C. W. Kylar, flraham-
ton P. 0.; Elah Juhniton, Oram pi an 1'iili P. U.j
John Norria, Sr., Uarwensvliie.
ifnmm i iumn' Citric John W. Howe.
County Auditor William V. Wright, Clear-
flld ; Jniepn Utllllsna, inree nam v. a. nwr
rip, Woodland.
County Vorontr JimN A. Moore, Clearfleld.
Jury Comm .eeiowere Andrew J. Jecktoa, Clear
tied, Wm. H. Ilrown, Clearfield.
Huuwiuundtnt a Pubtie ScnooltU. L. Mo
Onnwn. Clearfield.
Staler of H'VAra t Jfeo sure Jesae W. Carlile,
office at wiinersourg ra.
Ai,.il.f.'ii Pubtie John W. Wrifley, Wm. Ha
debanjrh, Cyrut Uordon, Clearfield; Joseph R.
Irwin, N- E. Arnold, Curwentvillei J. A. Mvtng
tone, DuUota City.
Oar Special column la decidedly Interesting In
a local point oi view, ana proniaoiu rwumg m
outsiders who want to ssve.uioney.
Yi:, OK COURSE !
"Will you lake wheat, oaU or flora for tub
fx ription "" Wa are often inquired of ia tbia way
by letter from fatroni who rrMe at a diitanoe
from Clearfield. Wa egain Kay yea. The recelptl
' itf a mponaible ictrchaiit or tuill uwacr in the
v icioity, will answer ni Jut ae well as the eaab
To iHluilrate: If any of our patrona will deliver
ut a bag of grain at the mill of Joseph H. Bratb,
in Cheat towmhip, Horace Patcblo, In Barnaida,
Tliomai II. Forrey, in flrnhara, Wm. Porter or
Shew', la Lawrenoe, or Brown 4 Soyler'i, at
Kocktun, Union towniliip, and forward their
rtceipia for the nmount, wa will aradlt then on
tlx-lr ac-cunnt for the lama. In thie way all may
ion pay what they owe, If thay will puraua thlf
course. f
4ajr Advortiaera and others will bear
in mind that all articles intended for publication
in this paper must be banded la, not later than
Tuesday, at 9 A. M. Don't forget It) .
Du Hois has orunir.cd a Hook and
Ladder F ire Company.
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Hoih bands are practicing thrgea, to
In played on Decoration Day.
-Hichard
Arthurs, Ksq., of llrook
ville, Is In town tbls week, attending Co art.
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The fragrant and beautiful wild
bnneysuchlts are In bloom on tho mountains.
Thomas II. Murray, Esq., will deliver
an oration an Decoration Day at Look Haven.
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A great many of the Clearfield
yomig'tera are now wreatllng with tba m aaa lee.
An oflleial lint of tho names of the
Census Enumerators for our county, will ha
found In this Issue.
The growing crops give jiroiniae at
prasent f n h(indaat yield. Everywhere
the crops leok well.
One of the bark mills at the now
lannsry was damaged last Friday, by an Iron
Ley falling Into It.
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The next meeting of the Grand
Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., will be bald at Uarrisburg in
' tbe Spring of 1881.
A horse belonging to heavy's livery
it tble died at Curwensvllla on Wednesday
morning of laat week.
Steel S. CriHHnmn, of ThilipHburg,
will be book-keeper at tbe new tannery. He has
already reported lor duty.
Don't forgot "blind Charley's" con
cert, to he givon ia Pie'a Opera Hour aet
Wednesday evening, June 2d.
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The Heynoldsvillo Paper has re-
ti-ntly been enlarged. Several ln b(s having lweo
a IdeJ to its length and breadth.
Ex-Sheriff Powell, of this place, is
Bow in Pittsburgh, laying In a new ito' k of bard
ftare for bit store on Heoond street.
Tho to re t, fires that have prevailed
in different parts of the county, tbe past two
week, were all extingalfhed by laat week's tin.
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A new schedule went into effect on
the Low (lrede Railroad on tbe lflth inst., bat
there is ao cbaaga In the time of passenger trains.
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J. U, McKaddcn, ol the Osceola
ittrilli, and Geo. K. J one, of Osceola, were la
taws on Thursday, attending tbe funeral ef Joe
;P!3.
The paHtengers aboard the IVnliold
stage, on Saturday last, on their way to Penfleld,
captured a large bird, supposed to be a young
grey eagle.
A collection was taken, up at the
eeriiceiln tbe Clearfield M. K. Church for the
Milton sufferers last Sunday evening, wbl-h
amounted t I2&.38.
' "Comical" Conlr, tho humorist, as
sisted by Pbil. Heath, the ventriloquist, gave two
tnttrtsiamantsla Pie's Opera Hoars last Friday
jinJ S.itgnlay rrenings.
lEelief, in tho shape nf money, pro
fusions and clothing, i being rent to the Milton
iaa lufterers from all seel ion i of the count ty In
abiindtnne and heartily.
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M its Mary Mow sop, while vnguged
at cleaning houe,oa KeturJay Ut, wt so an-
furiunnte as to fall apj Injur hnelf severely.
Mie ii able again to be about.
Jacob D. Snoko has rweived the
contract for putting up Ike new brick revideaca
uf Tbos. O, Murray, Eq , on Second street,
adjoining Dr. B'ty' property.
,: Carpenters have been at work for a
: eei jiast, making ex teas ire rvpaua aaa
uodwling the rttldenee ef ti. 1. IWd, ew Ike
earner of Market and Front trreeta.
Tho loo Cream KcUval, under tbo
auspiees of the ladles ef the Presbyteries,
gregattoa of tbls place, will be held en Thursday
! evening of this weak, May tfth, at the reaideaoe
. of Mrs. J. B.MeEnally. B very body U cordially
! Invllwl,
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Y wonlt! call thoaU'-ntlon of farm
trs, and others interested, to Iba adrarUacmeat
of P. M- Cardon A Bro., Clearfield, in this paper.
Tbey deal la all blade a( farm lag Impleaaeate.
hty are ageatt for tke caleb rated Tare bull
wegua mmi Champion Mower and Reaper. Oall
nod sec tbtlr stock, If tot, want ft'graii drllLbny
. rahe.er tnyhing of the klnJ.
Flock & Co.'s
new ewB, aid Bnatlngf.
"Since taking 'Pr. Ltndsey's Blood
Searcher' that old eon of mine la entirely cared."
Bold by all draggiata.
Aloxantlor U. Mftver, brother of
Jn.lge Charlei A. Mayer, died at bli borne In
Lock Haven, on Sanday, May lfith, of ainrumu'
tlon, aged U yeara.
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KrncPt Uock is the champion proon-
houaa man in tbia county. lie keepa all kinds of
tower, ptaaU, ate. Call and aaa nla aatabliih
ment on Front aireeC . v
The New York Circus exhibit at
CarwaniTllla on Saturday neit, May SUtb, at
Clearfield on Monday, May Slat, end from here
h goes to Phlllpibnrg on Tuesday, Jane lit.
A I toon a is making pruparaiionH fur
a grand Firemaa'e Parade on the 5Ut of Jely.
Same twenty or thirty Fire Cuajipaniaa are as
peeted to be preaan and participate In the
parade.
Colonel Alexander, of Clur'ion, is
making his annual Butraaer leil to friends and
relatives In Clearfleld. Ha teems to be as bale
and hearty at hie nephew, although ha la near
lug three rattre and tan.
The delihitul rains thatviniled our
county, lait week dida t arrive any too soon.
The growing crop, and all netu-e generally,
naolfeit the needed bless'ing by their refrrhel
and Improved appearaooe.
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Tho llarrisbtirg Patriot lias com-
ueoced the Usee of a Sunday edition. Tbe Sun
day patriot will be sent by mall one year on re
ceipt of $1.0. The dally edition, including tbe
Sunday patriot, $3 per annum.
The remains of JoKOph F. Pie, son
of ex Sheriff, J. J. Pie, of Osceola, who died In
Philadelphia, an the 17th Init., were brought to
tkle ptaee on the mall train and interred In tbe
Catholle cemetery on laat Thursday noon.
Rev. N. 11. Miller, of Osceola, and
Elder Laden Bird, of Penfleld, are attending the
Ueoeral Afembly of the Presbyterian church,
now In saistonat Madison, WUeoneln. They are
delegates from the Huntingdon Preibytery.
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A. 1). McKinntry, Superintendent of
(be new tannery at tble place, on Thursday last,
moved hit family Into the residence owned and
until reeintly occupied by D. W. Moore, an
Second street, near the Presbyterian Church.
TheDuBois Courier says that Du-
BoU' new mill Is already well under way. Tbe
foundstion Is nearly all prepared and a portion
of the framing la done. It will be (HlxIflO feat la
siae. Tbe box factory will be separata.
CouaT. A throe-weeks term of
Court commenced on Monday last, with Judge
Mayer preridlng, assisted by Messrs. OjJeu and
Holt. As tbls is a week aat apart for the trial of
civil causes, the attendance it rather tlim.
A fire broke out in dinger & Co.'b
planing mill at Milton.last Thursday, and caused
the greatest excitement. It was extinguished
before mo oh damage was done. Tbey vert, no
doubt, afraid that tbe town would ha deitroved.
Mrs. Aaron Lower will make an
aicensloa on tbe alack wire next Monday, May
31st, from tke ground to the dams of the oeoraes
of the New York Clrcas. The performance will
take plsce at 1 o'clock P. M., and will be free to
all.
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A large eagle was seen in tho vicnily
of Nevltng's and Ltwhead't farm, la Lawrence
township, on Saturday last. Efforts were mads
to capture It, but whether successful ot not we
did not learn. It would make a valuable addi
tion to Dan Doberty's museum.
ItATTLlHNAKt KILLED. We luum
that a rattlesnake, measuring three foet four
inches In length, was killed by Mr. Francis
Hbirey on John L. Wilson's farm, in Bradford
towmhip. oa last Friday, May Zlt. Katber
early in tbe season for such venomous reptile,
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County Commissioner Kyler has
been laid up lor several weeks at his resideaoe,
1b Orabam township, with a severe attack of
inflammatory rheamatsm. Ha la In town tbla
week alia iding to buaiaeas at ainal, although not
entirely free from the painful and annoying
41 ease.
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The Summer schedule on tbe Penn
sylvania Railroad went into effect on Monday
morning last. There are Important change! in
tbe governmtBt of employee, but no material
change of Interest to the patrona of the road.
There is qo ehange whatever in tbe local aceom'
modatlon train t.
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Heads of families and hotel keepers
can aid tbe labors of the Enumerator of tbe Cen
sus, by making a list of all persons whose "usual
place of abode" Is la their bout oa the first day
Of June, that being tbe day fixed by law for tbe
enumeration. Persons dying after that day are
counted as alive, and ehlldree born after are
not counted.
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Prof. John P. How botham, formerly
instructor ot tbe iieameia urpneus uornet nana,
arrived la town on the Monday noon train, and
waa met at tba depot by the members of the band,
la uniform, and escorted to the hotel. Tbe I
Profeisor will remain with the bays until after
the Band Festival, which commences next Mon
day a week, June 7th, and continue all week.
Brandt, Wink and Hitticrs.
fl peer's P.J. Brandy, Port Urape Wiae and Wina
Bitten have an extensive and reliable demand.
Pbysloieas recommend them in preference to any
other goodt of tht kind. Hp ear's Vineyard! are
at l'assels,New Jersey, and his wina was awarded
tba highest premium at tba Centennial. For
sale by B. W. Graham, druggist, Clearfield, Pa.
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Why is Harosma the best known
remedy for kidney and livery difficulty f Be
causa It hat cured chronic eases ef twenty -five
years standing thought to ba Incurable.
Prepared at K. K. T hemp ion's laboratory,
Titusvllle, Pa. For sale by all drnggiiti In
Clearfield, and Joseph Sejler A Son, Lathers
bart. Pa. 2t
Prof. Hamilton, proprietor of the
New Yvrk Circus and Mold Band, It tbe fame
gtr.tleuis hi traveled tbroagh this section of
country, a few year ago with the celebrated and
wonderfully trained bay hone, "Sir Henry."
The horse ia question Is dead, and Prof Ham
ilton has bad erected a neat snd appropriate
monument aver the remain. "Sir Henry" was
the initrumentallty of amassing a considerable
fortune fur hit owner.
Tiir ItoRocmi Tax. Wo loarn that
tka Duplicate of llorough Taiee for 1 8 (amounts
to the turn of $1, fiHT.ul, and that there ia a
balaocc of over $4IC nupald far ISTt. Two
tAont rrt nundr4 doitttro should improve
the itrceta very materially, er pay off sons of
cur "bleiilng" debt. We hope our "Borough
Dade" will adopt the views of Oakat Ames, and
other Congressmen, when tbey were purchasing
Credit Mobil ier itach i "Pat oar money where II
will do tht most good."
Decoration Day. Let everybody
resolve themselves tnro a committee U procure
aad deliver Rowers to the Chalrmaa af the Floral
Committee, Joke I. Patterson, on Friday after
noon Beit, at the residence of Mrs. 8. 8 Liddell
and S. J. how, where evergreen will ba furnished,
aad whete the members of tbe Committee are re
quested W prepare wreaths. B very body
should tarn out la parson on Sattrday. Wa. M
McCullough, Bq., will deliver the Oratloa, and
Smith V.Wilton, Rq , will read the beaut iftal
poem nf Will Carleton, "Cover Them Over.
Kvudkn Death. Wo rofrrot to loarn
that Jeba Potter, a res id eat of Brady townibip(
far aver forty fir yaars, and enc of Its bast
e It i lens, was found dead In bis orchard oa Wednes
day last, In bit Ttb year, Daring tbe day be
itemed t,s well at mual, and in tbt afternoaa
(oek a walk over b,l farm, and not coming hotpe
la Ms asaal time la the cvfiilng, a aearfib of lbs
aeihborhooil was Inatltatad when he was found
dead ebon! o'olck P. M- Jnitie Hamilton, of
Luthersbarg wes Informed of what had happened
and at ewe Mmasuwod a Jery and held an In
quest cb the body, and found Ibat tbe deceased
aame te his death by appoplaxy.
A Had Accidicnt. Tho "HeYiiolds
vide 'ttjMr of Tbarrday says : ' A sad and serious
accident occurred to a lad named Beams, brother
of Daniel Beams, at Btnmp Creek tart Tacaday:
He wat hauling timber down the Kramer hill
with foar horse when the track upset, breaking
the pole of tht truck and frightening the teams,
which rat dowa tbe hill, drsgglng young Beams
with them. At tht foot both the boy aad horses
wert precipitated Into a gnlly, and Boams was,
waanded matt frightfully In tbe abdomen, the
leVteeUaet protruding tkrwagh a teratiaw ef the
abdamiaal easing. Tba boy Is about si i teen years
of age. It wac thought oa the day af the aocl
deat thai the woe ad weald peer fatal, but It
basal cowie te that yet."
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A second largo invoice of Millinery, I
Jaat opened, at T. A. Flack A Oo.'a,
Tho host remedy for liver complaint
It "Sellers' Liter Pilli." Only 15 oenti par box.
Sold by all draggiata.
' Ladies cull and look through our
Millinery Department before buying elaeahere.
Our prlcaa are low. Respectfully,
T. A. Fuck A Co,
"Whut can 1 do to keep cool this
warm weather t" Yoa can get a linen duster, an
alpaca eoat, a abite feat, straw bat, or an um
brella, at lllrllnger A Rook'e. It
Seo a woman on horseback in another
column, rldiag near Speer'a Vineyards, with a
bunch of G repel from which Spear's Port Qrapa
Wine ia made, that is to highly esteemed by the
medical profeaiion for the nieeflavaJtda, weakly,
peraons and the aged. Sold by B. W. (Jraham,
Drugglat, Clearfield, Pa.' Jly-lt.'7-tf.
LiHtof loiters remaining unclaimed
In the PoatofBoe, In Clearfield, for the week end
ing May Ittb, 1880:
Charles Davenport, Mrs. Mary I)ewltt, Morgan
Lane, William Law, John Merryman, Mist Ida
Maron, llobert MoCormlck, Pride of the East
Churn Manufacturing Cumpny, Joseph Pleohota,
Mettle StcpUcoa, Miss Barak A. Wiser, Mrs. Anna
Walk. P. A. (1 at i.i tv, P. M.
T. A. Fleilt, oiThe firm of T. A.
Fleck A Co., baa joit returned from How Yorj,
and Philadelphia, after pnrchsalug a large stock
of Sntnmer goodi, embracing the latest styles In
Lawns, Buntings, Parasols, Sun rmbrcllaa, Fa.es,
and a large nan lot of Millinery. Among the
latter, art eome ehoioa new stylet. We invite
our lady patrons to call and sea for thamielvta.
No Iroable to show goods. Respectfully,
T. A. Flick A Co.
J. K. Hancock, a farmer, of Law.
ranoc township, waa driving a team of spirited
horses along Second street, laat Thursday fore
noon, and Id the rlcinity of Isaac Johnson's
shop, ba hit one of them slightly with tht whip,
when they gars a sudden jerk, earning lbs tongne
to drop and tht horsea to run. They wart caught,
however, in Ike vicinity of the First National
Bank, tbe only damage being done to the spring
wagon was tbe b re king tongne. Mr. Hancock
nas tnrown out, and received injuries about tbe
hsad and hip.
HonoiKiu Collector. We loarn that
the Town Council has appointed John I. Fatter
son, Collector of tho Borough taxes for 1890.
And bare also wiigncd him the balance of the
taxes still unpaid, for 1879. lit will, la a few
dayt, furnl'h each taxable with a card which will
explain Itself on Iba face thereof. Those wbo
pay their taxes for 18 SI), within thirty diyc after
such notice, will get a discount of five per cent.
All neglecting this will be compelled te pay the
face of tbe atieiiment, The delinquents for
1879 art requested to make Immediate payment,
in accord a net witk a resolution of tba Council In
tbia ease.
Cleahviklu Coal Trade. State
ment of Coal and other freights sent over the
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for the week ending May lUb, U80, and
the same time last year t
COAL. TORS.
Fur theweek 23,7fi
Samt time last yisr 30,3.19
Dec roast.... .... a strike) 4,:tt
Previously during year - 409,4111
Suuie time list year fti,3ii4
Decree's 96,778
Total In IHHO... 43.1,189
Heme time last year M3,6DS
Decrease - 100,4 m
(jtbkr rnaioRTt,
Lumber 1"7 cars.
Miscellaneous freights ....121 "
Hlid Charley's Concert. "Blind
Charley" (Profeisor Johnson) the wondjrful musi
cal proJIgy, will appear lo a concert to bo given
in Pie'a Optra House, o Wednesday evening,
JuneSd. He Is a graduate of the Maryland In
stitute In Baltimore, and it a genius who sur
passes tbe celebrated "Blind Turn." He not only
performs on twe instruments at one time, but
plays two separata and distinct tunes with one
band, and alto cxecutea three melodies at one
and tba tame time with perfect ease. He pleyt
tbe"Fitber'i Horn -pipe" and "Yankee Doodle
with one hand, Charley has a peculiar lastru
aent that he calls an "organ" of bis own Liven
tion, which It a rack with eight or nine horse
shoes rangod thereon, on which he plays difficult
pieces In good stylo. The prices of admission
will bt 3u, 36 and 60 eents, and ths entertain
mrnt it worthy the patronage of all.
Relief for Milton A meeting
wat btld In this borough on T burs Jay evening
bait, to take ttept to aid those wbo suffered in
eonsequence of tbe recent disastrous ennflagra
tion at Milton, la Northumberland county. The
meeting waa organised by electing Jona. Boyn
ton Preeldent, and A. W. Walter! Secretary.
On motion, a Committee, consisting of tieo. W
Rheem, Chairman, CapL David MeGaugbey,
Harry F. Blglar, Bov. Wm. II. Dill, Mr. Belle,
Mrs. Israel Test, Mrs. Waller Barrett, nod Mrs.
James Cooper, was appointed to eanvaat for
money. The meeting adjourned
0a Monday evening last, the President tailed
a meeting to hear the report and result of the
effort of tbe Committee. Through tht Chairman,
tbey announced tbey bad received $190, Includ
ing the collection taken up at tbe M. E. Cburoh.
The amount will bo forwarded te Milton, for gen
aral relisf, and will not be confined to any sect
or class. It was deemed advisable at first to
divide the amount raised between Coudersport
and Milton t hut It it reported the latter place
does not need wsiiitance. and that there Is no
su flaring.
Oi;r JJkuoK8 Jlolow is a lint ot de
ceased soldiers buried la Clearfleld and vicinity
clrarfirld cxhrtkrv.
Jamei Jones, Duektells.
J awes A. Mead, Company K,t4tb Regiment.
W. O. McUonigtl, Company C, 6th Regiment.
Robert l.iviogitHO, Company C, 6th Regiment.
Uavtd Uuok, company u, btn Hegiment.
Lieut John Biglsr, Company C, itb Regiment.
Uapi. l nomas Mddlt, uucktaiis.
Cbas. K. Ilsmphlll.
Major J. Harvy Lirrlmer, Company C, 'tb
Regiment.
J awes A. UurcbDrM, UucklailS.
Matthew Tat.
Frederick tin huh.
Joaiab W. Baird.
W. 11. Lanlcb, 1st Rifles.
Capt. . 0. McCullough, Baohtalls.
Henry 0. Oweni, Company k, 84th Regiment
josepn nntra, liuciuii. . ,
catholic raiiarREv.
W.D. Logan, 12th Cavalry.
John I'eadergraat,
worar jor,
John M. Ogdtn.
In lhe)cemttery east of town, 18 ; Owens' grave
yard, 2; Catholic cemetery, I ; Mount Joy, 1.
Total, 21.
CENSUS ENUMERATORS.
Below will be found an official statement of the
dittrlsts, ot which there arc twenty-two, and the
Btmet and pottoffloe address of all the Enumera
tors of our county, at appointed by J. Simpson
Africa, Ksq.. Supervisor of thic Osnsut District,
aad confirmed by Ucn. Walker, Superintendent
of tbe Census :
District K. 2:7, Iluttoa and Walaa town
ship J. M. Dally, Penfleld.
District No. 28, Bandy township-.!. I.
Hoover, UuBois.
District No, JuK, Jlrady township W. 8. Lu
ther, Luthersburg.
District No, 200, Bloom and Penn towashlp nd
Lumber City borough Jamas U. Clark,Urampiaa
Hills.
Dirtrict No. 1A1, Plk township aad Curweos
vllle borough John 11. Norrlc, CurwensvUle.
District No. 181, Lawrence township A. W.
W altar a, Clewrfleld.
District Mo. 288, Clearfield borough John L.
Cuttle, Clearfield.
District, He. i, Uoiben nnd Ulrard tewo
sblps Ksaory 11. Murrnw, Lick Han Mills.
District No. 2 Hi, Oovlegten end Kartham
towmhip-C baric Bcbnarrs, Kartbaus.
. District Ne. 10, Bradford lownahip-iUmes
A-Bttwart, Woodland,
lintrtot no. irj lioggi nod Qraham towa
ships Reuben Holt, We I We too.
District No. 208. Morris township F. H.
Jones, Kylertcwn.
District Nc. 189, Hell and Orcenwood town-
ships William McHbae, Cbect ttwBthip.
District No. 270, Ferguson, Jordan and Knox
townships II. J. Blnppy, New M Jlport.
iiistnct wo. hi, Woodwnrd towoship, North
eastern District J. W. Klser, Houts lale.
District Ne. 279, Woodward township, South
eastern district J. P. McCullough, Iloatsdalc.
District No. 27$, Woodward township, Hoath
western district JoNph Alexander. Madera.
District Ne. 173, Deeatar tewashtp aad Usoeole
borough I. M. Brisbia, Uteaola Mills.
District Ne. 174, Hurnside towaabip, Buraslde
borough and New Washington boreagh Jamas
Ravage, New Washington.
District No. 17 b, Chest township and Nswburt
borough Jabi D. Miller, Hard.
Dlstriet No. JT, BeecarU township, Hewry
Vvup, tfien nope.
District N. IT7, Qullch townihlp- . ,
It will be observed that there U a vaeaocy In
Oulieh township, aad that Heatadal hagb
baa bea absorbed ia the Woodward davtrtcU,
and Wallacetoa Uroegh la tbe W7ta, Bogga aid
Qraham district. Klsawhera la tbia Issue wll I he
found a fall sUtoeneat af th dutlaa ef B tamers -tors,
as prepsred by the "lutcrvltor.
Bur Umbrellas, Parasols and Fans,1
Just received, at T. A. Fleck A Co.'t.
Bulla fur all, both great and small,
For Tat and lean, and nice whan seen j
Then (hey will laugh to tart their cash,
And buy tbtlr aulU at Uirllnger A Hook a.
ti m
The Now Contonnlal Family Sowing
Machine for only Rift, and tba New Kerning! on
for 9M. Warranted to be first-class I tot fur
ther particulars, address Jobh K. IIahibk,
Rp3 tf Claim i a, re.
Uuy Your Mill Now! Wo aro tbe
proprietors of a Saw Mill, complete la every par-
tleular, which we will sell very cheap, for par
ticulars, address K. A. a W. D. BIULKH,
nchSBO'tf. Clearfield, Psno a.
A Fact. An auverlisomont Inserted
In the RarusLicaa will reach more readers than
If nubllsbsd In all the otbsr papers In the coun
ty, and cost tba advertiisi lest than ont-balf
In ether words, an advert ler ment publlibee. in
our Jcurnal Is worth double the prloc ef that
eharged by any other psbllsber in tbe county.
It Is a fact."
New Daily Staue Link. James L.
Leavy has succeeded In having a dally mall estab
lished between Clearfleld and Pennfleld, and will
hereafter run a dally ttagt between tbe two points,
Ilii oontrsnt began with April 1st, and tht stags
will leave i learfleld every morning (excipt Sun
day) at 8 o'clock, making connections with all
trains on lbs Low Grade Railroad at Penuflrld, re
turning after the last train the same evening.
Passengers and freight will be carrisd at low rates,
Orders left at any of the hotels will be attended
luapriv-ii
Farmers, Look HiriI Lytlo will
give you highest market prices for Wheat, Oats,
Cora, Buckwheat, Butler, Eggs, Onions, Applet,
dried fratte, and all klndi of produce. He has
the largest and best selected stock of groceries,
teas, ooueea, molassaa, iploei, oil salt, sugar,
queen ware, tubs, huekttt, baskets, churns, Ac,
In Clearfleld county. lis buys his goods in large
quantities from manufacturers and first bands
for cash, and takes the advantage of all
discounts, and so he It enabled to tell at lowest
prices. Ha givet cash prices for produoe,and tells
bis goods at tba lowest prices la the county.
sept-24.'79-tf
Plants IKrnost Bock wishes to
an n ounce to clttisns In tht vicinity of Clear
fltld, Curwensvl!!t, and elsewhere, that he has
on band a variety of first-olau cabbage and to
mato plants for transplanting. He hat alio
celery, pep per ,oaullflowcr,egg plaots,all of tho best
Improved rajleties. He hat also a floe assortment
of flowering plants for disposal. Call at bil
Green House, on Front street, end get Informa
tion Id regard to quality and prices. No trouble
to thow you around. Orders by mail promptly
attended to. Ad J roes, Grhbbt Bock,
may-19-St Clearfleld, Pa
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
CrRWRNsviixR. Pa., May 20tb, 18U0.
One of tbe nleeaant occasions of this season
waa tbt weddint: which took place to-day In our
midst of Mils Cora Arnold, second daughter of
Samuel Arnold, ktq., to It. D. Hwoope, Jttq.,
eldest ton ef tbe lata U. S. District Attorney, 11.
Uuobtr Kwoope. The parties arc all of tbis
nlace. Rev. Ueorae LeiJy. of Clearfield, atslsttd
by Hsv. James Cures of our town, performed tbe
oeretnonv. The usbers were ntnllD v. nu ion
and A. Ilowman n caver, it was a large wea
dint: each of tbe parties having an extended
connection. Tbe presents were costly, many end
beautiful. The bride wat dressed elegantly and
in eoniiite taste. Tbt present presented by tbe
bridegroom was a handsome gold cross, set with
pearls and diamonds. The happy couple left for
tba East on the afternoon train. Ibey were
beset at the train with old shoes filled with rice
It we, take It all la all. an oocaiion which
will be remembered with feelings of pleasure by
sll who participated in it. Wewlsh the parties
unclouded happiness, attended witb all tut joys
ol married Ule. inruRTEK.
WHAT PHYSICIANS THINK.
Nrw York, December 21, 1871
Da. M. M. Frxxrr. Fresdonia. N. Y..
Dsar birr I have ao hesitation in saying that
she efficacy of your Blood and Liver Remedy aad
Nerve Tonic in relieving endearing the various
obronio diseases you mention ia connection with
it, far turpaiiei anything I bava aver met wito
or known, during a twenty years' ai ten sire prac
tice oi medicine, it is successfully aiiminisierea
in so large a number of disease because it oper
ates by way ef removing the causes of disease,
benee they yield of necessity.
Yours truly, A, F. JKNN1NUB, M U.
may-28 2t
Dr. Fanner's Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic may well be oalled "The conquer
ing hero" of the timet. It It the medical triumph
of the age. Whoever baa "tbe bluet" should take
it for It regulates and restores ths disordered
system that girts rise to them. It always carta
Biliousness and Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dys
pepsia, Constipation, Headaches, Fever and
Ague, Spleen KalargtmcnU, scrofula, Erysipelas,
Pimplac, Blotches and all shin Eruptions and
Blood Disorders j Swelled Limb and Dropsy ;
Sleeplessness, Impaired Mtrvei and Nervous De
bility ; Restores flesh and strength when tht iys.
tern It ruining down orjjolng Into decline ; cures
r-emtio vvaaanati ana inronie naeamaiiim, anu
relitvaa Chronic Bronchitis, and all Lung and
Throat diflleultles. It does these things by sulk
ing at the root of disease and rtmeving its causes.
Dr. Fanner's Improved Cough Ilonty will re
lieve any oougfa in one boar. Try sample bottle
at ten oentt.
Dr. Fenner't QeUea Relief cures any pain, as
Teoth-ecke, Neuralgia, Colic or Headache In five
te thirty minutes, and readily relieves Kbeoma-
tliu, Kidney Complaint, Diarbma, etc.
Dr. Fenner't St. Yltui Dance Specific. One
bottle alwayt curat.
For aale by llarlswlek A Irvin, Druggists,
Clearfleld, Pa. aug-27-tf.
iUarrirl
REKD-LlVINtlSTON.-OBlMondayevenlng,
Mar 17th. Ic80. by Rev. Oeo. Lcidv. Mr. John
N. Reed, of Lawrence township, and Miss Nora
Livingstor, of Clearfield, ra.
HITCIIINilB - PBTERB. On Wednesday
May 12lb, lHHO.by Rev. R. K. Wllsoa, Mr. Wm.
II.Hitohlngt and Miss Ruth 0. Peters, ellV
Woodland, Clearfield county, Pa.
OflDEN Q l LICH. At the West Clearflald
M. B. Parsonage, on Bunday, May tftb, 1SH0, by
Rev. O. W. Burnley, Mr. Tolbert D. Ogden, of
uieerneid oorougn, ana tiery i. unitan, ot Law
reno township, C learfleld county, ra.
AMBS BLOOM. At tbe Prafbylerlaa Par
son age, Ansonvllls, on Hat unlay, May I ilk, 1830,
by Rev. D. H. Csinpbell, Mr. 8. K. Ames, of
Ferguson township, and Miss Lliile M. Bloom,
of Jordan township, Clearfield county, Pa.
nAYLKY BTII.K8. At the Pribytsrlau
Parsonage, Ansonville, Pa , on Thursday, May
20th, ISM, by Hsv. D. II. Campbell, Mr. to
ward 0. Haley and Mla Ruby H . tittles, both of
(lien Hope, Beccaria township, Clearfield oounty,
Pa.
BUMMKRVILLE FKhTWKI.L. Atthe resi
dence ol the bride s father, in Newburg.on Satur
day. May lith, 18H0, by Rev. ti. Ii. Agut, Mr.
H. It. Bammcrville, of Chttt township, and Mils
TiUie Feltwell,of Newburg borough, CltarBtld
sonnty, Pa.
VKRTZ I1YKR8. At tbe reildoace of J.
Bennett, in Barnside township, on Thursday,
May JlKh, 1880, by Rev. U. B. Aue, Mr. (laerge
T. Verts and Miss Angelina Byeri, both of Bern
side towmhip, Clearfleld county, P.
BHOVBSTl'FFWOODKL, On Sunday, May
lftlb. 1880. bv Rev. R. R. Wilaan. Mr. Josenh C.
HbovestWlr and Mitt Rachel Wuodel, both of
Woodland, Clearfield county, Pa.
CLARY CONRAD.-AtWa.lnbwcmt' Hotel,
by J. Hamilton, fc.q , Mr. U. W. Clary and Miss
Alaggie o, i.onrai. ooia oi uravpian utiis,
Clearfield county, Pa,
LARRIMKR McPHRRBON At the resi
dence of the bride's mother, on Thursday even
iBf, May 20tb, 1880, by lie v. Ueorge LeiJy, Mr.
Robert Lar rimer, of the Demount office, llelle-
fonte, Pe., and Miss MarillaMcPhsrson,of Clear
field, Pa.
BWOOPB ARNOLD. At the residence of the
bride's parents, on Thursday, May ItUh, ltfO, at
i:v r. as., ny kcv. ueorge ieidy, assiited by
Rev. James Curns, M Indira, daughter of Hamusl
Araoid, Ksq., aad Hoload U Hwoove. Ksq., both
of Vurwwnsville, Pa.
PIS Ia I'hlladelnhia, re, m Meade, ei,hl,
Ma. 17lh, 1881), Joa.ph rranoll P le, to n of el
Sherif I. 1. Pie, nf Ooeool M1IU, Clearneld
eonnl,, Pa la lb. 34lh year of hie aaa.
MpteUtlM.
Bi ll ron Balm I A eroe.-broo' Aldarn, aad
Jeree, btJLb Hire, jeere .id. Addreai, (or
farther nartlonUn, . WiLLliH WiLTT,
B,?1I.IL, Roehlta, Pa.
Macmana, Rtc. All perenaa wantlof I flrit.
oleae BewrnK Maehla. thoald hay lh. Now Im.
Srorad I.tcht-hannlag Wed, for aala b, John S.
ere, Oleartald, Ha., er Mll R. BMrt, dealn
la Machine, and Organ,. Heynoldaellla, Pa.
a, i9th-Sm
Bnaaiaa Fen Si.a. R. Newton Sbaw keepa a
fall Bappl of Fredooia Bnggloe and Platform
Waffona for lal.. To b Men .1 the Hhaw UoaM
jrard. Call on or addraa, blm al Ciearleld Pean
ajrlTula, , aaj -.
.
W aarati. H0.008 14 fealaharnl boopa, dellr
rod at Ike railroad, In ear loada af S,o, al all
Mlau oa the Trrone A Clearleld, P. A I, Held
lel. Vallej, and Peanrrlranla Railroad,, for
which I will aar lh. hlh.al market prlee.
' J. F. Kaaaaa,
Oftn, iiT8ir. cieid, p..
Omn llrannnn Pan Cbnt. D is oo i ht or Old
Puras. Hewing Machines can now be pa re based
at M err ell's tin and variety store, from aS6 up
wards. All klndi of tewing macnioet repaired
on the shortest notice.
Clearfleld, Pa., July 18,
Cdllickii'i Wabbartr. We have Drenared
a form, and have on hand a large quantity, of
blank "Collector i Balet," wnicn, nave been ap
proved by the highest l'K' authurily In tbe
Court of th it county. At Twenty t'eale per
dossn wt will mail any number to the Collector
ordering them. A Collector, when compelled to
advertise property, must post up not lets than
three notices In the most public plaoet In hit
borough or township. tf.
Wartm. Delivered at the Rail Road.
100,1)00 28-inch shaved shingles.
100,009 14-inoh sawed shingles.
100,000 feet of pint boards.
600,000 1 4-feet shaved hoops.
6,0i0 railroad ties.
bO.OOOfeetuf good hemlock boards.
For which I will pay tht highest market price,
delivered at Clearfleld, or at any point on the
Tyrone A Clearfield Railrotd.
J. F. K HAM BR.
Clearfield, Pa., Oct. 18, 1878 tf.
Just Koeelvcd.
Just Received by AHNOLO. at
CURWKNSVILLE:
Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster 1
Car Load puro Corn, Itya and Oats
Chop I
Car Loitd Deakon Suit!
Car Load of Choice Family Flour I
Car Load Dry Goods, Groceries, &.!
MrSht nirjea, Jiurn. it. it. i w and
(irniu will bo taken in exchange.
CurwenBvillo, May 1, 1878.
CLEARFIELD MAMETS,
Clrarfirld, Pa., May Ii, 180.
Flour, per ewt..
Buckwheat Flour, per ewt...
Corn Meal, per cwt
Chop, rye, per cwt ,,
Chop, Rilied, per cwt
Bran, per ewt
Wheat, per bushel H
Rye, per bushel
Oats, per bushel
Corn, earl, per bushel
Buckwheat, per bushel......
Clover seed
Timothy seed ,
Potatoes, par bushel
Apples, per bushel
Onions H
Hams, per pound
Shoulder, per pound
1 80
t 09
1 70
1 40
I
1 26
86
60
40
AS
8 76
8 76
60
t0
a oo
11.
s
Dried Beef, per pound
Chickens, per pair
Butter, per pound
Regs, per dosen
Bait, per sack, large ,
Coal Oil, per gallon ,
Lard, per poua
Dried Apples, per pound .
Dried Peaches, per pound -
Beans, per bushel
1(1
60
26
10
2 0b
16
Ifl
f
11
2 oo
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
PiiiLADRLrniA, May 14. Breadstufls are dull,
and nrlces of flour are and wheat are weak
Cotton It firm at 12c Tor middlings. Bark Is
nothing doing. Seeds Clover and Timothy are
nominal. Flat Is worth $1.46. Flour and Meal-
Flour is Inactive and easy. Sales of 900 barrels,
including Minnesota extras at $6(uA.i6) Penn
sylvania family at 6.1r$6.60 ; western do. at
$6.76(u,6.26, and patents at $7.2fcu8, Also
4,000 barrels Ulrard Uem, Egypt, Market street
and Cheltenham on private terms. Hyc flour Is
steady at $4.50(11,4.76.
Grain Wheat Is In limited demand and weak,
Sales of red at $L28, and amber $M01. At
(be oren board, first call. SI ..SO was bid for May
81.10 for June: $1.2.1 fr Ja'r. and $1.01(4 fur
August. Kyela firm. We quote Pennsylvania
at 00c. Corn is fairly active and strong. Bales
of 6.000 bushels Including rejected anil steamer,
at 60(u)61o mixed and yellow at 6H4r'064o. At
tbo open board, first call, 6Jc was bid or May ;
49e for June; 4Via for July, and Mlie was bid
for A u rust. Oats are firm. Sales or 4,l)U busb
els, including mixed at 4114:io; and white at
iOiMSC.
Wnisky Is strong. Sales of 60 barrels western
at $1.11.
Cricaoo. Mav 24. Flour is quiet. Wheat no
settled and generally lower ) Red winter, $1 .07 ;
Chicago spring, $l.L1J(al. 14 for casb ( $1.14 fur
May; $1 .OS j for Jane; $l.0!ij for June; $1.0IU
for July ; No. 8 do. $1,111 ; rejected, 7orq)72e.
Corn moderately active and higher; 87 jo for
oasb and May; 3flic(3(.lo for June; S0jo for
July) BfljofMSc for Augnit ; rejected, Sijo
Oats uasettiea, generally lower; tJo tor eaia ;
S.lic for June ; 2fjc for July ; 26e for August.
Rye strong and higher at 86c, Barley steady .
Pork unsettled and generally lower; $10. 16 (a
10.20 for cash and June; $I0.27K09.80 fur
lv. $19,374 for A u rust. Lard easier i Ifi.fH
for eash and June ; $A.U6(($8.77 for July ; $0.77
far August. Bulk meats easier. Shoulders, 4Jo;
short ribc, $0,324 j short clear, (l).
Whisky steady.
At tbe clase Wheat was stronger ; $1.16 for
May; $I.08j(dj 1081 for Jons; $1.0ilj for July.
Cera firmer, not quotebly higher. Oatl stronger ;
&Uo for May; Slile ferJune. Provisions firmer,
not quota bly higher.
m OflO nUHIir.I.H, Qeorce Weaver A Co1
m . .1. jL.J,.l..(niTll
and will pay cash or produce.
c:arfield, Paw, Aug. i, itTR-tr.
1kEi:H FOR RAI.E. Thirteen hives of
lJ lulian Beca which I will sell cheap for
oasb, or exchange for wheat. For further In
formation call on or address tne unasrsigneu.
J. P. KRAMKK.
Nov 8, '79-tf. Clearfield, Pa.
HfOKEY TO LOAN-On flrst-clatt im-
iL proved farm property, by tho Mutual Life
insurance vompaoy oi iew iora, on ri
gage, in sums from $1,000 up. For further in
formation apply to the undersigned.
HI RXTHAL W. BMITI1.
Clearfleld Pa., May 7th, 187V-tf.
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles,
SUAVKD AND SAWED.
Curwensvllle, Jan. 9, '78-tf.
A PPMCATION FOR PARIMN.No
JY tioe Ii hereby given that application will be
made to tbe Hoard or rardoni at tneir monmiy
meet ling on the third Tuesday of June next, fur
the pardon of e. a, Haynet and Ueorge Jiaynes,
now In tht Western Penitentiary under tentenot
for horsa-steallng. cf which they were oo vie ted at
the January session for 1878, of the Court of
Uuartar bossions, ot uearneid county.
B. T. It ROCK DANK.
Clearfleld, Pa., May 26-2U Attorney,
1-1 X ECUTOIVS JfOriCE.-Notlc It here-
by given that Letters Testamentary on the
estate of LI TURK BAHRKTT, late of Ferguson
township, C.'eerueld county, Penn a, deceased,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment, anu .note naving ctira or
dtmandt tgainst the same will present them
properly authenticated for settlement without
delay. JAMKS MtKKRIIAN,
nxecuior.
Marron. Ta., April 2, UHO Bt.
(CAUTION. All persons are hereby warned
j nit to purchase or have anything to do with
tbe following personal property, now In the pos
slon of Wm. 11. Bcbnarrs, of Kartbaus township,
via : Cook stove and utensils, one heating stove,
two bedsteads, with bedding, one book case, one
cupboard, one sink, one set chairs, one stand, one
lame anu oiner nousenoiu goons. ne .oregoing
property was purchased by ma at Sheriff's and
private tale, and is loaned to the said Wm. H.
Bcbnarrs, subject to my order at any time.
KDWAliDbCIINAHltfl.
Karthaas, May 26, UKO-ll.
we want a capable,
nonest man to act
asoar Agentforthe
sale of M'KHKKY
STOCK Id Clear-
field county. A knowledge or the business is
easll acquired. Wt Oiler
PEKMANKNT KMVI.OYMKNT, GOOD PAY
AND KXPK.NSKS
to tht right man who can girt bis undivided at
taction to the work, tllre age, provlona and prel
ect occupation and reference. Address,
K. . CHASK A CO.,
10 North Merrick itreel, I'bil'a, Pa.
May Ifl, 'B0-2t.
TRIAL l,IK1Llet f ranaea Ml down for
trial at lh. areond end third weeka ef May
Term, 1880 :
aauonn nana nrrn auaiur (Slat) or air.
Abram Tale ra.WVWrlghlA UCburr'n.
J O Aokard 'a. John Liehlnrr.
II II shilliniford ra. Koti.rt liar. Powell.
Mara A llauiarl, ' Jaania A ' 0 Smith.
Co Nal'l Rank of Cl'fd ra. Ahrem llumnhrer.
Oo Nai l Rank of Cl'fd ra. William A Wallaoe.
B T Nailer ra. Jor.nh Frr .1 al.
Jeba hi ChaM va. Aerlia Klin..
Urine Weodl. ra, Aa.tla Klin..
Mattern A Millar ra. Jeeob 8 Ueerhart.
Janaea Port, nee of ra. Jaeoh Kinefell et al.
Jonalhaa Bo,ntoa ra. Thomaa Parka et al.
L (I Lingle ra. Logaa Coal Compaaj.
J Ral'F.rlandACo.nH.ra. William Weatorer.
Iloorer, liarrla Co ra. aior'la A Hah a (oa Oo.
Bl.l BLOOM, Protaoaoterj.
Clearneld, Pa., April 1, l8U M.
1HJKNHIDK
Normal Institute 1
Tbli School wtllopeeoa MONDAY, MAY III,
ISM, and aenllnao Iw.lro weeke.
TTTITION i
Jntonllo Department H AS 10
Coaasa Rrenehea 4 ID
Common RraaehM aad Theory of Teaching- ft 08
Dighor Braaehe, to
Mr!. Malt Irrln will Kerb laalruaeatal malle
at reaaoaable retea.
The Normal Claaa will he eiaainad monthly b;
the Coant, BuperlnleadoaU
jMr-Uood boarding eaa be bed at from 11.00
lo ti. to par week. Hooma for aelf hoarder, eee
ho had at naaonald. raUe. tn farther informa
tion, .all ol .raddreae
OKO.W. INNKH, Prttelpal,
JAS. H. KlLLBY. AnlaUnl.
BorarMe, Pa.. March lT.llto. if.
Agent
LANDS FOB SALEU I. Until
.ad Pin. towmbipa, CU.rfl.ld wanly.
HaMon.bl. tlm. irlr.n lorp.rt of pnrobM. t
moD.j. Prim, tMU to lit. OS par ten.
Mitra'l nunnl. L. BIIID, A.nl,
P.nfiold, tm.
or Wallaci A Kn.,1,
e.L 10, 1ST-If. ClMrf.ld, ft,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICIi Notlo.
ia hereby giv.0 thit Lattrraof AdminWtm
Ilea oa lb. .al.M f VHANCitS U. FULTON"
lata of fiornaid. tuwo.ttp. Claar&cld eountj, Pa.,'
deoa.aad, bait bn dul, ruud to lb. undar
aigaad, all poraunl indabtad lo aaid aat.u will
rlaan mall, immtdl.t. payment, and tboaa bar
ng olaitna or detnanda ag.lnat tba aame will pr.
aeol ihem properly authenticated for aottlement,
.Ithuul d.l.y. JOHN KIMK,
l'alcbiovlll.. Pa., May J, 1S80 I.
ADMINIMTHATOICH NOl lOB-N.lloa
la hereby glrrp Ibat Letter! or Admloia
tr.uea on iho eaUleof 1KAUKLLA l-IODLK.l.t.
of Jordan town.bip, CloarH.ld ooonly, Pa, d d,
ba.lo, bee. duly framed to the ono.r.i,nd, all
peraona Indebled lo aaid ettat. will pleue m .
immediate payment, and lbo.0 havie, elalina or
demand. BK.inat lb. a.m., will pree.nl th.at
properly autbentioated for rettl.rn.nl without
d.l,,. JAMKS HUNTER,
Adntiniilralor.
Anaonrille, Pa., April IS, 1880 t,
170 R SAI.E.-
The undersigned will tt'l st private sale all
that tract or parcel of laud situate In Decatur
township, Clearfleld county, Pa., within a short
distance of tbe Tvrona A Clenrflul l K. K , and
adjoining lands of Robert Hudson and otners,
and known as tbe Jacob B. Hear hart lot. Tbo
said tract coo tain in k 60 acres mora or Ions, witb
two veins uf valuable eoaJ tbereon, has about JO
acres cleared, and is tbe key to a large body of
coal about being developed. Will be sold low and
upon easy tonus. For particulars, apply to
DAVID L. KRKBS.
Clearfield, Pa., July 12, 1878.
1 KiiW
J.V by ftran that the following accounts have
been examined and pasted by ma, and remain
filed of record In tbia offloc for tbe Inspection of
heirs, legatees, creditors, and all others Interested,
and will be presented to tbe next Orphans' Court
of Clearfield county, to be held at the Court
House, Id tbe borouah of Clearfleld, commencing
on the first Monday (being tbe 7th day) uf
June, A. D. 1SHU :
Account of Robert Witherow, tluartliao of
James Uuillam, minor child of John Gutllein,
laic of Knox township, Clearfield oj inty, Pa.,
deceased.
Final account cf James McMurray, 0 nerd iaa of
Orinti. Irvin, minor son of Wm. C.irvln, lata of
Buraslde, Clearfleld county, Pa., dee'd.
Account of Wllllsm A. Barr, Administrator or
the estate of Mary S. Barr, late of C learned
borough, Pa., deo'd.
Final account of David Reams, Guardian of Milts
A. Kirk, and Tbcmas Kirk, jr., minor heirs of
Wm. Kirk, lata of Brady towoship, Clsartield
oounty, Pa., deo'd.
Account of John 8. McKiernan, Admiais-
trator C. T. A., of tba estate of Miles Davis,
late of Beccaria towmhip, Clearfield county,
Pa., deo'd.
Final account of Henry Wcrts, Administrator of
the estate of Catharine Troy, late of Bloom
township, Clearfleld oounty, Pa., deceased.
Fins! account of Joseph II. Breth, Administrator
of tbe estate of Christian Neff, late of New
Washington. Clearfleld oounty, Pa., deceased.
Final account cf Dr. J. O. II art wick, Kxecutor
of (he estate af John Beaumont, late of Law
rence towmhip, Clearfleld county, Pa , de
ceased. Final account or David Hitching, Administrator
of the estate of William Ililobings, late of
Bradford township, Clearfield county, Pj., de
ceased. Account or inventorv of tho aoodt. chattels and
real estate, which were nf Wm. L. Rishel, late
of Lawrence township, Clearfleld county, Pa.,
deo'd., eeleeted, appraised and set apart forth
use ot Henrietta u. ntsnei, wiaowoi seiu uce a.
Final account of Anthony Hile and Bucan Young,
Administrator and Administratrix of the estate
ol Robert loung, late of Lumber City, Dear'
Hold county, Pa., deceased.
Final account of Thomas Plfer, Administrator of
or tbe estate of W m. Sloppy, late of Dubois,
Clear Held county, 1 aw) deceased.
Final account of A. W. Young, ont of the A dude
Is tretort of the estate of William Williams, late
of Jordau township, Clearfield Co., Pa., dec d.
Final account of J.W. Potter. (Jaardian of Caro
line Curley, minor heir of James tcrley, late of
Kartbaus township, Clearfield Co., Pa., dee d.
L.J. MORGAN, Register.
Clearfleld, Pa., May 6, UHO-tc.
-THAT ALL-
WOOLEN GOODS
HAVE ADVANCED
ENORMOUSLY
IN VALUE,
THS PRICES OF 0T7B
'New Spring Clothing
Will Is Fennel As Low
AS LAST YEAR.
GUIItfZBURG'S
ONE ITvTCE
WES'aERX hotel corer,
CLEAllFIELD, PA.
Clearfield, Pa, April I4tb, ISftO-lm.
TI'HY l.IHT List of Urand and Traversa
J Jurors drawn tor June Term, A. D. 1H80, Court
commencing on the fourth Monuav of May (24tb),
and to continue three weeks :
raAviasa juaoha, riaav wkkk, siar 24.
F K Hhepperd, Tlurnslde, Wm A Ogden, Litwren'c,
llenr. I nunr,
John Smllli,
H.aiuel II... Bell,
W II Otr,
II W M..U. '
John Htiiilb, Mloeni,
J...a Sni.al. IlofR.,
Hroelo., "
I II Soorrrer,
0 Oadwailader, Morria,
Mila ll"Tl, Oarenle,
iKhjah We.tna,
K.I J Wtijl.;, Uraiford,' IluK T Hharp, r.nn,
D..1.I UlnK.rj, " Jea K Cal.lwell, Pike,
Jaa L Leavjr, Clearlelil, Samuel Hurr, "
Iaaa. Norrla.Curwena'l., J M lloorer, Saail,,
Larvnne Klllien, Cheat, W U (Jnillcr, "
Adam Krpharl, Deealar.lt L )lo;, "
Jot H Amea, FerjnaoB, 'An, Heherlicg, "
J W Yonnir, u J 1 Or.rilfrf, "
Jeff If ell, Mr.enwftoil, Heoi I J lleln.t, rntun,
John llakett, HukIob. H JerTeratm. WooderarJ,
Hyl'ler Welmer, Jurden.jThoa Uordon, "
Taivae.a jc .o.a, aicoao ai, .r SI.
Ilrnr, L Mrdhee, IHII. Wm Millar, Cn.lnton.
T..hlaa Hhener, Rloem,
Rani Klierer, Cheat
0 M lioff,
Deal tfoaa, Br, Deoatnr
llenrr Owena, Fergueon
Jno B O.arhart, lloggr,
John W Kjler,
Jeooh Dimellag, '
Jemoe Shlmmel, "
John D Rutl.r, Oirard,
C Langaford, HouUd.le
tleo Rowinan, "
Jaooh Pearee, Bradford,
Matt Harney,
Job VY Smith, Derrarla,Uohn Thompaon, Jordan
Thomaa Cooper, " Jtleo II 11.11, Lawrence,
Jarob Spangle, " Lewia Khlmmel, Morria,
Thomaa Klick, ' 'A J Amea, M.irrie,
Sldoa HbolT, ' ill II Lawahe, Oaeeola,
Paler Wloiert. Vrailr. Jonatliaa Wall, Penn,
J. K. Bollorf, Cl.arteld W Kd.lr, Woodward,
Juoob A Feuat, " ''' Carter, "
Aug Blulaoa, Corington Jaok Abbott n
Joo J plcard, " W H Joy, "
oaaan jt-aoas, rainn waai, ji aa T.
Wm M Sbew,ClrarH.ld,lSam1 llegerty, llolleh,
11 II Thomtiaon, Cur tile.ijnba w Moora, lluaton,
W B Uilliland, Curing o Jae oMrKerhaa, Jordaa,
WeellerWhlte, Uora.lde Jemea Cetlieart, hnoi,
Jae W Metlhee, Rell, laemael Mooeer, '
John 0 Hlewart, llrad'd,.A llompheey, Lew'ooe,
Joe U Kirk, llredy, 10 L Behoonovor, Morria,
Bilward Aloort, Rogga, Iaaa. MarhM, N.wh.rg,
Rioh'd Hugh.a.booalMr,10eorge K Joaee.Oeoeola,
Ja. Fargaaen.rerguaon.jOhaa Clearer, Penn,
Jno W Marray, Uuahan,iLeri R Dreealar, 1'olon,
b.ark'b Bmral,Uraham, A F Uaughmaa, Wood'd.
raartaaa itraoaa, rnmn weaa, inn T.
Wm Rard.Cnrweaerllle. J W Ralf.rtr. Pnn,
Jona ShalTer, Rradr, iJohn A.Wootaer,OM)ila
Uwla Bblndell, " T C II. lei., "
OooAAIIIa, " Wllllem baria, Ualleh,
Jaoob Rdinger, M Robert McCally, M
Jeaae Harmon, 11 Adam Cuat.rd, DeMtar,
J Jtmieoa, AlontoWhlUt "
I W Uorn, 0 O Sbeela, "
Jem.. T lleble, " W T Rotbreok, Korria,
lloe Hegarty, llonladale, Albtrl Ke.rli.ll,
Wtrlek Shield.. " I Amoa Renaal. Wood'd,
Thoa Blagleloa, M ijamea Moore, Barnalde,
John Louder, Bradfurd,:T N ration, Lawrenee,
Hiram Wllaoa,
Ii U hrla,
J A Antee.
I C Wataoa, "
Aahley Slewerl, "
Aaron Petera, "
Robert Rell, Bandy,
Amoa KHa "
J A T.rpe,
Jeter Soliday, "
J Pnyd, Cheat,
Ilea Carey, OlearlUld,
Wm Porl.r, "
Itanl BowmhnJr.Kaor.,
iMIeheel Bmitb, Jordna,
iKmil Roageaat. Oirard,
iwm Johoaoa, liraham,
IJeoeb Rarger, Pike
I F L Coadriel.CorlBgtoa,
Jo.baa F.llwell,Newb g,
lotlrer Moore, Karthaae,
.1 Wettbrook, Wallaea'a,
CLOTHING
STORE
Orphan' Court Kale
-OF-
BY virtue of an order or the Orphan a' Court
of Clearfleld county, tbe undersigned Admin
istrator of the estate of PHILANDER SMITH
lata ol Lawrence township, Clearfleld oennty, Pa.,
deceased, will sell at public out-cry to the bighsst
bidder, at theCOl RT UOI'BE, in the BuRolGll
of CLEARFIELD, oa
Tuesday, Juno Sih, 18S0,
At S O'CLOCK P. M.,
Tba foffowiog desert jt. jal estate, vlt :
?0. 1. Hounded North by land ol
Thomas Mcpherson, Rest and South by township
road leading from Bigler's farm te Mcpherson's
mill, and on the West by land of J. Linn Mcpher
son, containing about two acre, more o r less, ef
ao improved land.
1T0. 2. Hounded North by towrmhip
road leading from Bigler's farm to Mcl'herton's
mill and by land of .cb. LewbcaJ, on the East
by land of I. M. Stage, on the Kouth bv other
land of P. Smith, deceaaed. and oh the West by
township road leading from the Unndfcllow bridge
tn Mcpherson's mill, by land nf Vim. Radt-baugh,
jr., and land of J. Linn Mrl'herson, containing
forty-tight acrei, mora or its, end heviug a large
amount of hemlock and white pine liuitior thereon.
ITo, 3. Hounded North by 'and nt
Tffetc M.iSiaare, East by land of eX-IJuvernor Big
ler, John Powell, Burton Uulich and Johd Mad
dry, i n the South hy John Ma-ldc.y and tbe Sua
quohanna river, and tbe West by townsnlp road
leading from the Uoodfellow bridge to Mcpher
son's mill, containing I OH acres and 27 perches,
and having about five acras cleared, with a small
dwelling bouse and good saw mill, picket mill,
and lath mill, all In good running order. Tbe
balance of the land Is covered with hemlock and
other timber.
TEAJWS.-One-thlrd
oasb, and the residue In two equal
annual payments, with Lata rest, to be secured by
judgment bond. A. 0. TATb,
Aim r oi KSiate oi r. omitn, uoo u.
Clearfleld, Pa., May 12, lt80-4t.
Th Leading, h Cheapest,
THE BEST
Boot and Shoe,
Hat and Cap Store
IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY
It tbe ont in tht
OPERA HOUSE,
KEl'I BY
G. C. & T. W. M0011E,
Weehave just received our Spring and Snminer
stock, wnicn, having been purchased be lore
the advance, can be sold at tbe OLD
PRICK. Call and ae. Besides tbe
cheaper goods iu our line, we keep
BOOTS, FINE SHOES,
Perkins' Boots and Shoes,
CLAFLIN'S SHOES,
STETSON'S HATS
AND THE Q EN I INK TAYLOR
MACKINAW HAT,
Wblch are nur apeeiittiea. We alao hare a fall
ItDe U h.Vl'IV BUMMKK IIPJUKHWHAIt.
all IhelaUalDoeelliaala NICKH'KAH.
Uif. aa a oall and b. aatirGad.
CEO. C. ATOM W. IIIHIRK.
CleartelJ, Pa, April U, 18111. Cm.
NOT AT
STUMP CREEK.
BUT AT
H. LEHMAN & CO.'S Store,
ROOM NUMBER TWO,
Pie's Opera House,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Wberc H. Lehman A Co. have opened a rtrv large
stock ol ibe latest and best stales of
DRY GOODS,
Fancy Goods,
MILLINERY GOODS,
AND A ri!.l. ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies', Hisses' & Children's
S-3E3C-0-3S-S
Of all alvl.a, now in Ihe market. Call In perron
or aildrea. II. I. HUMAN A CO.
Clearneld, l'a., March II, 16S. U.
aifflni 3iflmtlsrm(n(s.
Sheriffs Sale.
T clrtna cf writs of Pi. f:t Issued
J cot of the Coari of Common Float of Clear
fleld eon a tr, and to me directed, there will be
ei posed to in: .11,10 BALK, at tht Court 11 oast,
la the faoroagh cf Clearfleld, on
Hednesday, June 0, 1HHO.
At 1 o'elock, P. M. the follow ins; detrrlbed real
estate. Unit
AH Defendant's taUrtct in a oertaln tract or
piece of land, ettaate la Bell township, Clearfield
oounty, Pa., betrlnnlnit at a rock oak on snb-dlric-loa
lint of tract No. ft, TAR f theace by oald Una
south 87 degrees east 107 1-10 perehes to a post ;
tbenoe north S deirraae east 17 perches tc a pott
oa tract line of No, theanc north IS da-
Jraet. 40 west 107 a-It) to a post) thcaoe sooth S
jtreas wtet 170 I-W perebet tn rook oak and
place of berlnnlna.eontaialnit 107tert and allow
anee, and known at traet No. 17 In sab-dirisloa of
No.. t, 7 Ml, having about 16 acres elcared.wlth smnlt
plank bonse and ronnd log barn thereon erected.
Belted, lakea la eiemtioa, and to be sold as
the property of Henry W. Korb.
ALSO,
All tbo right, title and interest of Usfendents
la all that certain trader piece of land situate
In Lawrence tnwnsnip. t'lcarneld Co., l'a., boun
ded and doeeribed at followa : Beginning at a
post corner and Una ef a JO foot street ami 41;
feet cost from contra nf tht Tyrone A Clsaraold
Kail road ; thence south 150 feet to post corner ;
Ibenoe east lib feet to post corner ; thence north
lb feot to said 30 foot street: then beginning at
a post earner of other side of street ; thence aorth
IS.i fert to poet corner ; thence by Tyrone A Clear
fleld Kail road south SOT feet t o post corner at SO
foot street before mentioned, and baring thtreoa
erected a brewery, 14ill fett, 14, stories hlgh.wilh
eellar and beer raalt; also a two-story frame hoase,
.in iy eu rtei, win stone easement, also a iratnt
stable, 18 by 14 feet, lea hoase, and other out
bnllillogs thereon.
ALSO,
All tbt right, tltlt and Interest ef Defendant
la one other lot or piece of ground atsoate In the
village of Hillsdale, Lawrence township, Clear
fleld conntv. l'a., boumted aad described as fot-
ows bounded en tht west hy aa alley, oa tht
et.rth hy Browa street, oa the east by Ppriag
street, oa tbe south by Owens road, Containing f
of aa acre. Ne buildings thereoa.
Seised, takea la oieealioa and to be sold as ths
property of C ballet Shaflar. .
Taaas op Rata, The prlee ar nsa at which
the nrooerty shall he struck off tsust be paid at
the tlae ef tale, et suck ether arrangements
aaade as will he approved, onerwtee tat proper-
tT will be iaaaiediatelv put ap and told wale at
the cxptnac and risk of the pertea te whoai it
wat struck off, aad who, m case of deflelear at
each re. tale, tball ekt good the amsse, ana in
no instance will the Deed be preeeaied la Court
for coalnaatlea u a leas the money it actually
paid le the Sheriff. JAA. H AHAFFItY,
Saaairr's Or rift, I Sheriff.
Clearfleld, Pa., May 1 1, 1 1St. I
ANOTHER
STRIKE
ATTENTION
WK IIAVE OX nAXD ANP FOR SALE ONE CAR LOAD OK
CHAMPION REAPERS & MOWERS.
A CAR LOAD OF THE-
FARMERS' FRIEND
POriHK FORCE FEED GRAIN
TIGER AND THOMAS HAY RAKES,
Till: BEST SELF AND HAND DUMP R.VKKS IN TnF. WORLD.
Wc also have a lot of Hecbnor's Level Tread Horsc-Power
Threshers and Cleaners for one and two horsed. Also Turnbull's
Ohio Wagons with Iicvelcd Shoulder Spokes, which adds fully one-
third additional strength to tho wheel. Also Cortland riatiorin
Spring Wagons, with two and three seats, and Open and Top Bug
gies, riease give us a call bcioro
F.
Clearfield, Po., May 2G, lSS0.2m.
N.E.. ARNOLD,
CtTRWEUVSVILIjiEl,
WILL PAY THE
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
1,000 CORDS HEMLOCK BARK.
1,000 CORDS OAK BARK.
1,000 CORDS SHINGLE BOLTS.
1,000.000 ONE MILLION SAWED SHINGLES. 1,000,000
1,000,000 ONE MILLION SHAVED SHINGLES. 1,000,000
No waiting for turn, but unloaded immediately. Highest cash
price paid at all times. Liberal advances made on large lots. Go
see Arnold before contracting your bark.
N. E. ARNOLD,
CURWEIUSVILL.E, FA.
May 1J, 1880-lf. '
AN IMPORTANT NOTICE!
I beg leave to announce to the citizens of Clearfield and surround
ing country that I have opened a first-class
establishment for the sale of
Kcady-Madc Clothing,
HATS AND CAPS,
mm ' FBSHISHIHS GOOBS,
TRUNKS VALISES.
BESIDES I PKOPOSE TO CAREY A PULL STOCK IN THE
MERCHMT TAILORING
MNK, ALL OF WHICH I WILL SELL AT UNUSUALLY LOW
TRICES. MY PLACE OK BUSINESS IS IN
Room No. 4, Pie's Opera House.
Your pntionago ia reopoctfully solicited. Cnll in poraon or ftddrose
ALBERT TJIAMAUSEH.
A'. R. OXS TRICK STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
Clenrtield, Pa., March 17, 1W80.
JAMES L.
TTIrX3S3FlA3EiL3fi23El.
MARKF.T HTR1:F.T, t I.F.AItl'llil l), PKKN'A.
All kinds of Caskola and Coflint kept on hand, and furnished to order on
abort notice, including tho fincat na well aa tho cheapcat that can bo manu
factured. Our
oonrau nxxistxaxsrviT.
Ia tho brat In una, and will bo furnished when required. Funerala attended
in any part of (he county. Call at my offico, on Bccond treet, or loave
vour ordcra at Tronlman'a Fnruitur Store, adjoininff tho Poatoflloo.
i; J.AS. L. LEAVY,
orl 1,70 Clearfleld, Pa.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE I
1 t rirlae of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Ii Clearfleld enantv.thc wndersirned. Adnin.
tstrator of the e-tale or I). A. CATUCAKT, late
of Knoi townsbip, t'leartleld county. Ha., rfad,
will sell at public aale,at th store house oi Joseph
Krhard. in the Tillage of NBW M ILbrUKT. in
said towashlp, on
eSiiturdiiy, Mny 2!tli, 1880,
AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M.,
All nf Ibe Intereat .f aaid aetata in tba following
deaerioed real aetata, eiai-
ONE HOl'SE AND LOT
In Ftrguson township, near tht village of Nw
Millporl.in the scanty ef CletrileJd, l'a.,hnaaded
by lands of Charles Henard, the Lutheraa par
cunage, aad Hamael Tublas, containing oae acre,
more or lees, with a two-ttnrv plank frame bouse,
16x14 feet, and other eutb nil dings thereon erected.
AI.PO, A tract of land situate In Kooi towa
shlp, Clearfleld cownty, fa., hi tended bv lands of
Haniucl Hoover, Jamet Calheart.John Baiigbman,
and eiona H. Uunlap, contain log
PirtV ACRIC.-4.
More or lets,t,fteen acres of which are cleared and
under cultivation, aad a twe-story plank frame
dwelling hnaee, 1MI4 feet, ttaHe, aad other outv
be). Idings therena erected. There it also a young
etcuard on the same. Tbe timber le resorted oe
sevea and oae half acres of said load.
TF.HMHOKMIK:
One-third eash, and halanee In two equal an
nual payments, after oouflrmatloa of tale, with
latorest. te be secured by judgment atts or
bends. LKMt HL U. HLOOM.
AJm'r Af the estaU of D. A. Cathcart, dee'd.
New Millport, Pa., April 1, 1u.4t.
FARxM KRS !
PKII.L, ANP A CAR LOAD OF TFIE
buying cisewncre.
M. CARDON $ BRO.
LEAVY,
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties.
Curweotville, Pa. Jan. t, 7l-tt
AmiaKRM- HOTICF- To Whoa It
May ronrern t The aaderslgned, bar log
been appointed Assignees for the benefit of credi
tors by Jaa. ti. Or ali a as, of Clsartield borough, all
persons, I here fere, Laving claims agtinslhim will
present them to as for settlement, and those In
d'et ed to the said 'Jraham are required to tattle
and make payment to us.
HOWARD A. Bid LER,
AHiMIRY W. I.EK,
Clearfleld, Pa., Dec. 14, 187! tf. Assignees.
ADMINIHrn ATftR'H NOTK'K.. Notice
It bersby givea that Letters af Admlais
traiioa oa tbe estate of JAM ICS KHKL1N,
leta of Covlngtoa township, Clearfleld coaaty.
l'a , deceased, having beca duly granted te the
andersigned, all persons la deb ted to said aetata
will please make immediate payment, aad those
baring claims or demands agaiast the same will
present them properly authenticated for aottle
ment without delay. ciiAftbaa euunui,
Administrator.
Clearfleld, Pa, April II, 1ISfl-..
CAUTION. All persons are hereby warned
against purchasing or In any way meddling
with tbe following persnaej property, low ia
tbe posseatloa of J Ooetec Kraaa. of Morris
township, vis i Te mulea and baraeM, fear a roe
of oats aad tea aorot ef corn la the (reaad. Tbe
foregoing property waa purchased by me at art.
rata sate, ea the tt day ef May, ISM, aad li
allowed to reeaala la potseesiea cf said J. Coatee
Kvans oa leu only, subject to bt order at aaa.
time.
funaru rviian.
May IS, ISM-H.
I Kvlrrtown, Pa.