THE REPUBLICAN.
CLKARF1ELJ), PA.
WEDNESDAY MOKNINO, JI NK 9, 1181.
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in N.w York City.
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Methodist Kjflacopal Church Her. Una.
Lnnv, Pastor. lSrioa rary ftabbath l Hi
A. M.,end 7 P. M.
."abbeth tfflbool at 9 A. M.
Hroyrr Meatier; every Wednesday, at T) P. II
(imii union KcttIco, flrat Behbata of etry
..nth, at 10 A. M.
Went Clearfleld M. E. Church K.
Ch AnLKH W. Hhiim.it, Pastor. Preaching ? ery
all -mat Sunday, it o'clock, P. M. SuB'Uy
Knhool al Si, P. M. All ire invilrd to Attend.
PruNbyterlaii Churrh Rer. H. B. B often.
-Stthbath services morning and evening ISeb
'.arh Hohool at P. M. Prayer Meeting Wedn
lay evening.
Haptlat Churrh.-R?. , Pastor.
Sabbath School at S P. M. Prayer Meeting ncry
W t-dnesday evening,
Fraurla CbuirtiCatliollr Hv P
J . b hi:riiaM. bit ii.e peivioe at J Hi A. M., va
'hf Arat, third and fourth Sundays of each month
Venfter and Itonediotiun of the Itlesaed Keerament
at 7 u clock, P. M. nuoday Fehool every Minday
fit moon at S o'clock.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
tin a or loLDiaa q partis tea torn cocar.
Second Monday of Janaary.
Third Monday of March.
Pint Monday ef June,
fourth Monday of tic pt ember.
TIMI OP lOLDIMa COH BOM FLB1S.
Pint Monday of Jane.
Seoond Monday of November.
PtTBLIO OrpICRRB.
FfttitUmt JudgUom. Charles A. Mayer,
Lock Haven .
Aiitant Lam Juttgt Hob. John H. Orris, of
itellelonte.
Associate JudytAhrtm Ofdtn, Clearfleld;
Vincent B. Holt, Clearfield.
frolkonolarp Kit Bloom.
R$itr and HieordtrL. 3. Morgan.
TVsnsurer Philip Dottl.
Dittrici Attorn. F. McKenrlek.
Hhtriff James Mahaffey.
Dtputy iSWiT Andrew Pent, jr.
County 8ryor8 am nel P. MoCloskey, Cur
aentville.
County Commifion$rC. W. Kyler, Orhm
tun P. 0.; Utah Johniton, Orampian Pilli P. 0.;
John Norrll, Sr.. Curwenivtlle.
CommiionerM' VUrk John W. Howe.
County Auditor William V. Wright, Clrar
Aflld; Joseph tlilliland, Three Rani; J.S.Nor
rii, Woodland.
County Coroner Janice A. Moore, Clearfleld.
Jury Commifioutn Andrew J. Jeokson, Clear
fir. I, Win. R. U row ii, Clearfield.
Suptrinttndmt of f'ublim iScAooIe M. L. Me
Quown, Clearfleld.
Staler of W'tiyku if .Veasares Jess W.Carlile,
iiltice at I.uthorstiurg Pa,
Xotarin PublicJohn W.Wrigley, Wm. Ru
debaujrh, Cyrui Gordon, Clearfield; Joseph R.
Irwin, N. K. Arnold, Curwenivtlle; J. A. Living
ttone, Dulioi City.
Oar .Smi'( eolutun ii decidedly Interesting In
loenl point of view, and profitable reading to
outtlden wbo went to lave money.
YES, OK COC'ItHEl
"Will jwn tuke v ht-at, oAtt or oorn Tor iub
rriplinn V We are often inquired of in tbii way
by Irtter fnim atrone wbo reide at a diitinoe
ffotn Clcnrficll, We egaln pay ye. The reeeiptl
of a rerpnniihle niercliant or mill owner in tbe
vicinity, will anwer iu juit as wll tbe oaih.
Tu illlufitiate : If any of our patroni will deliver
in tHg of grain at tbe mill of Joeeph H. Rretb,
in Cheat towofbip) Horace Patch in, In BarnilJe,
Thomat II. Foroey, In tlrabam, Wm. Porter or
Shaw'n, In Lawrence, or Itrown A Fyler', at
HcK-kton, tTnioo town ah ip, and forward their
rtrvlplt for the " mount, we wilt credit then on
tMr account lor the tame. In tbft way all may
on pay what they nffr, If they will purine thU
ouurie. tf.
tajrAdvortiwrfl and others will bear
in mind that all articlci intended for publication
In tbia paper nut be banded in. not later tba
Tueidny, at tf A. M. Don't forget it!
Now moon on Monday evening
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Thu Kooimnl House bus K"1 a new
harbrr, and be ii laid to be a good one.
Mr. uml Mrs." (1. Wile, of IMiil.
d lpbia, are visiting friendi in thli plaj.
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JihIl'o Orris is nrcHidini; at tbe
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A new dwelling house for Mr. Lewis
C Droit n it being treated it Welt Clearfleld.
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lu and fro along our street! daily are quite lum-
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4 i UV I JINUUB UUUU UU B IIBVQ CI Ut'lUU
an arch of apraoa acruii Market itreet in frunt of
Pit' Opera Jlonae.
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til. i. limn nunu una uuuu uiuuiiil-
mA f'ltikiia Einnirilnrnf I.aartfiu tnaiiakln I fa
ptice of A. W. Walter, Ktq., wbo reilgned.
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. ii vuhini vi won, " are toiuruieu iue buvui-
rator enoountered a family of fourteen periona
on Monday.
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The Ladies' Aid Bociutyol the M. K.
Church will meet at tbe rentdenne of Mrt. Iirarl
Ttri next Friday afternoon.
:" Tho iuo cream at Fullurton X Liv
InMon'i reiturant linew manufactured by iteam,
t'ne first of tbli kind having been dished up to
tuomeri lait FilJay evening.
I Dr. Sweeny, ol Jerry count)', with
pis family and buuiebold guodi. arrived In town
. last week. Ue baa opened an office In the room
-jMj'nning Finkbeiner'i bakary, on Market street.
? i'litijj 0r (ji.ftrfi0(i and vicinity
are rep.ciiMi? lDTlt(ld te tM llld aIniot lh,
cJ hBDj-- siyl.i (,r bonnets and dress
.da at 11 . Ubmaa ft , pi,.
.Hour.
I MIhh Carrie Kiel's HMl(K.rinti()n
rhool, In the Leonard traded Mboo. building,
ttii boroujb, opened again on Monday moving,
Iter a suponston or two weeks, on accounv 0f
ibt mpt'ltn
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County Treasurer DotU will sell iho
Unseated lands advertised on the fourth page of
this paper, on Monday next, June Utb.fur taxes.
All who wish to reclaim Ibclr laid bal hotter "be
f end doing" ibis week.
" Tew towns in thisSlnto tun bni
of more and prettier shade tree along (heir street!
than Clearfield, which at this sea sea of tbe year
In their glory. Tbe dtnee and magnificent
fWi-ige affords abundant shelter and abada for al I
ebMet,
Oncar Jiuhn Husiness Au'lol I'tinrci
ABenedlot'i Mmistrtl, was in toao laftThnrsdyf
making arrangements for the ootnpaay to visit
Clearfield on the ltth In it. Mr. Kbn U i very
pkaoant gentlemm, and well for the pUre
ft ceoptet.
Kttltm flilrintilrt liciinnrlt) Iw.l.in .t n
teibe eRtale of Henj. Lansberry, late of Bradford
l-ii.bii, detrnel stiil Im- ufteird t puMie sale
n Fi iJay. the Id -l4j of July Ml. For daserlp
tioa, terms, etc , tn adv-riiacmenl e ehrre In
Inline .aper.
tvt. K. Hunt', Kmj., ol iMiiliflrlphiu,
r'miDtnt Oifd Jellnw.itid a l'a-t Mier "I
Ikt (Irand Lodge u ibli jute, b' bten mjvuru
"ln ClearSeld for week past While hero he
was met by many f the member of C1earflld
Ueiite, wbo valued bis visit nisjhly.
Recall the attention of our reudurs
Me advtrtirement of Messrs. Peters ft Wool
tdfe, wbo have oommeneod binesi at Wood- !
loe). They aro yonng aasa of good tralu,aad
desfn a liberal share ef publU natron age,
tbe; Mail right, and we advlae oar readers
to "SI i and see then).
phe contrtwt lor era
r orexiLinir lbs Pemn-
V'Sii Railmad paHeaiw depot kalldlng at
T.rejjr, aayein Ihfld, was awarded, Ma; 10th,
to mooter, Hughes ft Co., or PblHpsbirg, tho
i ts to ho eempletrd Is tbreo months, or Augait
Ib. The maioary and taearetMB bare keen let
to John Ketdev. who 1 now at work.
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Tmomnrriftgoor V. Mutton Thomas,
K.., and Mist Jeeaie Hippie, both of Car
weasvllle, which was e.Hliwmmte ot tho
17th tf September last, has JuM bass made pub
He. The Curweaatillo fieiee, afitt taklag a Wag
fhvie U make up tu mtad, aow wishs Ike
")!' 7 Sonlei a protperotji fatare. Mr. Tkomes
(i aow yraptleing ItW at Urooh 111.
If yoa bsvs scrofula, don't fail to
boo "Dr. Lladwy'i Blood Bareber.M Sold by all
druggist.
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Thi First. Tho borough of Wow-
berg U tho first district eon plated by tbe Iaum
orator. Tho popalatloa U UT. Tasahlos, 49.
Wbo next t
Wolsb A Sands' Circus and Mona
trie will visit Clearleld on Friday, Juno 11 lb,
and bupret ft Uened let's Minstrels oa Friday
svenlDg,- Juno 18th. &x.r, tho tnrant
golng people ought to be happy.
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How is it Witii's ? We notice
by our exchanges that tho neighbor! all around
oa are going to hero a Fourth of July. Will
Clearfieldsrs pass It by and go somewhere else
to spend Ibeir Hue and money t
A. H. M( I.uin, one of llrookville's
enterprising grooerymen was lo town on Monday,
Andy wai an uasucci srful aij lient fur Ibe nmi
Ballon or State Sen,tr bofure tbe rouent Jetfr
oa Cuuuty Repubilaan Convrntl'in.
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Com i no Out. We notice ly the
Climtom l)ttrnt, that tho eighth dividend of
IS per lent tu Ibe depositors f the Lock Haven
Null bal l ank has been deelnrtd, and will be
paid aa soon as iho checks ore received from
Washington.
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Hoe a woman on horiteliufk in another
I owluiaa, riding near i peer's Vinevard. with a,
; hunch of lirapea from wbib pier'e Purl lliape i
Wine is mde, ibwt ia io bigll.v estetuiid h the
meltiat pro'einn fur the use of i-n i!i, wcukly.
permit )..( ihu aged. Hold h. W. tlrsbjm,
Dmgut, Cleaifield, Pa. Jly-lt 7 If.
While nun wore engaged in lukin
ditwn tbe tent of Welsh ft Saudi' show, at Halts
burg, Indiana county, on Saturday night, May
2Vtb, tbe centre polo aoeidently fell and fatally
injured a negro laborer named Joseph Keens, a
nativo of Richmond, Va. He wai taken to In
diana, where he died on Sunday afternoon.
The funeral of our townsman, Mr.
Aroby II, fchsw, the sad circumstance! of whose
deitb was published in these columns lat week,
took place en Thursday forenoon. His remains
were inttrred In tho family burying ground on
tb old homestead larni, on the West side uf the
river, opposite town, and were followed thither by
largo number of relatives and acquaintances.
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Kltun W. Hrown ives notice in
another column of ibis isme th.it be has returned
to Clearfield, lo engage In tho butchering and
other basinets. He U agent for tho Wood Mower
and Reaper, end other agricultural implements,
which be will readily exchange with farmers for
oasb, good beef cetlle or sheep. Call and see
him. Office at tbe planing mill, on Pine street.
Tho (iranifiTH have opened up a
eurb-s'ono rairkct in thin plaie. John A. Ms
Bride and Wm. II. Radolaugh, n( Lawrence
township, tipened out on Market street, between
M err ell's tin store and Watson's tobacco store, on
Tuerd.iy morning, with a lot or butter, eggs,
fresh meat, etc , and appeared to be well satis
fied with the result of their first experiment.
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Iiintof letters remaining unclaimed
in the Pofluftice, in Clearfleld, for tbe week en I
lug June 7th, l.KHO:.
A. H. Allen. Her. Mr. I)rk"reer, Mr. J.
Carlo, Pal Collins J. " Hhn, 0. A. McCeuly,
Mrs. John Pesaot, Mrs. Klda Rabiion, W. N.
Ppenfter, Matthew Watson, James Wiseman, Mrs
A. C Wilson. P. A. iAi lis, p. M.
Prrmii'm Wish. Wo can confident
ly recommend Spcer'l Port 'J rap Wiao, which
was awarded the highest premium at the World's
Fair, a a auperior artful of win for I bo sick
and debilitated, and al I those who require vin
ous stimulation and Inrigoration. Tbe Vineyards
ere at Passaic, New Jersey, near New York City.
K. W. Uuhnin, driitfglil, Clearfield, Pa., tells the
wite.
Several properties have changed
handi lu this borough during the past week, vii :
John K. Ri'ttorf has purchased the house and lot
ob tbo corner of Yhird and Locust streets, ntw
occupied by Mis. Hagerty, aho has purchased
the property on Pin street, occupied the past
year by W. A. Drr. Frank 11. Reed after mak
ing some repairs, will tak possession uf tbe
property vacated by Mr. IMtorf, on Locust
troet.
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TheSthiki in Over I See our coal
report ! Nearly 10,000 ton wore coal put out
for tbe week ending May link than for tbo same
ttm tail year. Tha strike cost the minors $100,.
000, th operators $100,000, and tha owners of
tbo land $24,000. What a paylog business aflalr
a strike Is, anyhow ! Three hundred and twenty -five
thousand dollar loat to our region during
th three months that tbo sliik existed ! All
are rlcb now, of count.
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The members of tho Orpheus Hand
have "spruced up" tbo hail in Pie'i Opera House
and tastefully decorated It witb flags and Chines
lanterns for the Festival, to be held every even
ing during this week. Tbe attendance to far has
been very gratifying, Ibe crowd last evening being
quite great. Strawberries, Ico eream, landwlchei,
cake, lemonade, candles, nuts, etc., aro som of
tbe things to be seen on the tables, presided ever
by fair and accommodating young ladles. The
band was present in an i form last evening, and
favored all present with some delightful music.
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A beautiful dark bay horso, belong
ing to Mr. Wesley II loom, of Pik township, and
valued at $2i0, while attached to a cultivator in
Mr. fileom'i oorofield, oa Tuesday of last week,
became frightened and began kicking, at each
blow striking the solid Iron of th Implement, and
continued doing o an til hi kind leg war com
pletely mashed. Tb owner Immediately pro.
cured a gun and shot th hora, to an and to hi
misery, On th Saturday prerlous, Prof. Hamilton,
proprictur of the Now York Cireu, offered Mr.
Bloom, at Curwemvillo, $225 for hie bonei but
the offer was not aavepted.
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A Good Minhtrrl Troupe Coming!
Th famous and first clan Company of Duproi ft
Bmadlcl's Minstrels will give one of their chaste
and pie us lug rnltriainme nts in Pie's Opera Uouie,
Clearfield, on Friday evening of neat week,
Juno lHth, Mr. Duprti, tbo proprietor and
manager, coutmeuoes his twenty-ninth annual
tonr with a Andy orgmiiied troupe of minstrel
itara, second to none in lU profession. Th en
terlelouient given by them is said lo be irre
proachable in all ili features aud devoid of every
thing ohjretluuable, tbor being nothing in lb
least to offend or db appoint th public. They
will, ao doubt, hare a crowded bouei.
Another Runaway. On Thursday
last, a team belonging lo Uesley Flegal, tenant
on Mr. Iiaac Johnson's farm, la LtWrene town
ship, broke loos from their hitching In front of
McUaughej's grocery, on fieO'tnd street, having
been frightened at a buggy passing, and after run
ning down to lb Kpiscopal church corner;
tnenoa aiong front street io tbe enaw noose j
thtoeo np Market street to th Mansion House,
they anally baits J in front of lleilbrun'i Variety
Store,on Seoond street, where th wagnn "snagged' '
on a couple of bitching post, th re wing th
horses down aod almost completely demolishing
the running gears of tbo wagon. Nobody was
hurt.
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1 m Porta nt to Property Holders.
Nv man who builds Bp to hi line has tbe legal
right to open a window opoo his neighbor's land.
Th aula reason for refuting such a privilege is
that after twenty years enjoy meat it become!
a veted tight, so ibat tbe owner or th land upon
which tbe windows open cansot build it up, and
tkua by his uwu walls los up tb windows. An
vaner el a lo' recently elUeed hi neighbor ob
aob iil lu op. a side windows lo tb.lr Louses
apuB I1, ruppostr.g that 'toy coy I J ouly enjoy
tbeut until be wtbd toliHdd. Aher tojenly yeera
he found tht he enull n t build o aaU cl ue the
wind-Ps, aor could h tell (he lot for anything
like the vlu should have represented. .
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A Jkitrrhon County Heplusk.
Hugh Cooper, brother of Nlniaa Cpor,ef this
pi re, viilted Reynoldsvill last Friday for th
first time io.tbirty yetrs, U live in BeoebwooeJs,
eear Rooadale, and with tbeef caption of a visit
or two to Broekwayvllle has never la tb llm
mcBltoaed been away from horn. WbB last
here lb branches ef Ik tie arebed the tarw
plk all along what Is now Main street, and tb
biat tf lb town was coo fined to lb little
west room ia th log htm or Tbotna Reynold
ow stmdlag as a moBument te th memory of
thoet primeval days. Soma tea years earlier Mr.
Oeovor learaod th ah.maktag trad ef Thomas
Itoj aelds, whea he and hi vroihef rTllllsm were
keeping hatebelcr'a ball on tb aetata br the
Wtlset mill Is fee a ted. He I both surpriied and
plead at th Improved feel III lee walck th
ooBlry shoo shops aboaod k U day, bat wore ho
It toe some of the oily manufactories build a pair
of lad lei' In shoes tompleu la Mven minute wa
lhh ke would feel some k at Ilk tha entheslast
who tried, "See Neplet aod die." A trait ef ears
moved p hldlr Ran U Mr. C's view and Ikli
was tbe list tim oar reemst vr wltnesie tb
great invantioB of 8tpbena ; Bad that h wa
delighted with th sight is drawing It mild. Ills
years are I ft y nice firnmMtU Aijsev
Ask for "Sellers' Liver Pills." No
other possess half their vlrta. 1ft cents per hoi.
Bold by all druggist.
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Ladies call and look through our
Millinery Department before baying else where.
Our prioca are low. Respectfully,
T. A. Flbtb- ft Co,
Buy Your Mill Now I We are the
proprietors of a Saw Mill, tomplttt la every par
ticular, wVA;H w will stll very ohaap. Far par
ticular, adJress K. A. ft W. D. BIULEK,
mhS,'S0 tf. Cletrfield, Peno'a.
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JJarosma is commended by chemists,
physicians, sclantiflemen, and all whohavsteeUd
its merits as a ear for llror and kidney com
plaint. Aik your druggists for it.
Prepared at E, K. Thompson's laboratory,
Titueville, Pa. For ealo by all dniggiiti 1b
Clearfleld, and Joseph Seyler A Ron, Lut hart
bur, Pa. ft
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Imprrtinkncr. Now convoits are
always full of teal, and, Ilk youug bumble beet,
aro largest ahen hutcleJ. Tbu odilor uf tb
6'iliim put on Ibiasiud of ttjl last wrek, when
he executed ihut hutf a column Itcturt oa our
party behavior. When w botray our party at
basely as be kae drao within tbe pat yr, It will
be in order f(r tin to dun outre at as a traitor,
to., but t.ui before. We have net cr fur tak en the
flock aid how lad aib t k wlvee Lr luiptrtl-
nenre and more uiatitiness froia 0at source Would
grestly liupr-)e th it Now York concern.
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The SiiuH. Tim Imliuna
Vtmorrat thus pur. f Wlh A Pa rids show,
wbioli exhibited ia that Iowb cm Monday, May
:slit, and which rliitt Clearfield next Friday t
M Tbe Circus and Menagerie of Welsh ft Sands,
mostly mannged by Mr. Sells, gav two exhibi
tion! on Monday last to larg and appreciative
audienees. Tb performances were among the
very best ever witnossed in this place, and devoid
of vulgarity and prolanity. The conduct of the
large number of men employe! waa worthy of
commendation, and, w believe, tho entire busi
ness waa eon ducted fairly and aiiuarely."
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Farmers, Look Here I Lytlo will
give yoa highest market price for Wheat, Oats,
Corn, Buckwheat, Jtutior, Kggf, Onions, Apples,
dried fruits, and all kinds of produce. H hat
the largest and lest ttltctod Hook of groceries,
tear, coffees, molasses, spices, oil salt, sugar,
queen ware, tubs, bucket, baskets, churns, Ac,
in Clearfleld county. Ho buyable gwoda In large
quantities from manufacturers and first bands
for cash, and take tha advantage of all
discounts, and io li It tnablaJ to itll at lowest
prices. He glvea cash prices for produc,and aella
his goods at th lowest prlcti la th county.
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
In accordance with Article Ninth of the Consti
tution of the (irampin Temperance Union, a
convention of tbe Societies forming said I'nion
will be held at tb Friend's meeting house,
flrampisn illlle, on Haturday, June IWtta.
Address will be delivered as follows: "Pro
hibitionIts Result and Probabilities," by 0. A.
Woods ; " License, and the Duties ef the State."
by Davis C. Mmith ; " Literature as a Factor in
Teuitieranee Work," by John Russell ; "The Bil
lot as a Means of Defense," by Colonel James
Miller; "The Cost of Lieeoio," by Dav,l Hoyt
an address hv Her. Georae Leidv, of Clearfield
Temperance orations by Flora Miller and K. 0.
h idt-iuire.
Two session will be held, commencing at 10
o'olook A. M. and 3 P. M., lb exercise! to bo
inter 'eticd with appropriate mu'io.
All friends of Tuinparanoo are cordially in
vited to come and aseist in giving the Temper
ance imll a rMI. upportunities lor remarks on
the above subject! will bo given after they are
opmed. n- M. D.
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Welsh and Sands' Great Show.
Of Wlnb ft Bands , ihow, which will It in
Clcarfi eld on Friday, Jun 1 1th, llio Lear en worth
fKaaftii) Timcs, of April Htb, has this toiay :
The abov named eitabllshment made a bet
ter display on our atreeti yesterday morning
than ever oceurrtd on a similar occaiioa. Thou
ands of peopla lined th streets, and every win
dow seemed full of expeetsnt humanity, with
three bnodl playing, plumes wtvltg, bvautiful
ladles and gallant knigbta lo armor, aud an un
usually brilliant array of cagea, rani, chariot!,
I t chiefs in hutting ejostnmt aosntsd, th
electric light engine, the steam pleuo playing Us
lively traini,oaml io ham, mirth-provoking
Mardi Ores character, aed certainly tha largest
and imallrtt tlephantt ever seen bert; enormons
orowds attended tbe afternoon aad evening show.
Th an lira axhibltion waa th toast satisfactory
that bai ever rielttd Leaven wortb. The maaige
ment fulfilled all tb promise mada by thtm
through their advertisements."
A BAD CASE CURED.
FHKiionia, N. Y., Jun 1, UU.
Dr. M. M. Fcnkii,
Dear Sir: I bad been lick about eight years
with an affection by physician! called Scrofula.
My throat waa a maturating art. My palat
had been eaten out, my no, face and forehead
had discharging sore. My body and limb had
deep eating ulcere extending nearly to tha bon.
I waa reduced in flesh to a mere skeleton. I waa
in thi dreadful condition wha I began tb as
of your Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
Tonic la IM0. I took It nearly a year, though
to all appearances I waa well within tore month
after beginning it. 1 feel s wall and strong now
aa I tvr did. Yours truly,
june-S lu MRS. ANNA ADAMS.
Dr. Fencer' Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerv Ton! may well be vailed "The onqur
Ing hero" of tbt timet. It la the medical triumph
of th age. Whoever bat "the blues" should take
It for U regulatsa and rstorea th disordered
system that gives rise to them. It always curat
B I lion i nest and Liver Complaint, Jaundlc, Dys
pepsia, Constipation, Headaches, Fever and
Ague, Splea Enlargements, Scrofula, Erysipelas,
Pimplei, Blotches and all skin Krnptioni and
Blood Disorders; Swelled Limb and Dropsy ;
Sleeplessness, Impaired Nrv and Nervosa De
bility j Restores flash aad strength when th sys
tem Is rut, n log down or going into decline cures
Female Weakness and Chronic Rheumatism, and
relitvt Chronic Bronchitis, and all Lung and
Tkruat difficulties. It dooa thee things by strik
ing al the root of disease and remsving Iti eaaaes.
Dr. Fanner's Improved Cough Honey will ro
ller any oongh In one hour. Try a sample bottle
at tan cents.
Dr. Fonnar's UoMob lie 1 11 cures any pain, a
Tooth-tcha, Neuralgia, Colis tr Headacb la Ave
te thirty minutes, and retdilj relieves Rheuma
tism, Kidney Complaint, Diarboaa, t.
Dr. Fanner' St. Yitut Dance Specific. One
buttl always cures.
Fur salt by Harts wick ft Irvla, Druggists,
Clearfleld, Pa. eug-ST-tf.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
JUS TKBH, 1 880 MCB D WRR.
Io pnrsuanee lo adjourn merit, Court called on
Munday, May Hist. Judge Mayer presided until
Wednesday, after when Jo Iga Orris took bl
Mat with Associate Ogden and Holt on Iho
Ilaueb. Ueorg Owens, Alfred Dugan and D. W.
Jordan were appointed Tipstaves, ,
COM NOB Pl.t a R.
This week' Court being convened for th trial
of nivil aausoa. tbt trial list waa at oaoa taken
up, to wit:
Abrara Tate vs. Wm. V. Wright, io. Church
man and Caleb Churchman, aurviving partners or
Wright A Churchman. Ne. u0 Heptembev Tares,
1870. Assumpsit. Verdict for Plaintiff, $13H,W6.
J. 0. Ackard ve. John Lightoer. Ne. 469
September Term, 1S7S. Debt. Verdict for Plain
tiff, $150.
II. II. H bill in iford vt. Robert Hart Powell.
No. lit September Term, l7fl. Trespass. Con
tinued. Peremptory order mad fur the trial of
tbe eaus at September Turin.
Mayes ft Hamarly vs. Jannit Smith and F. O.
Hmklh, her husband. No. 379 Janaary Term,
1877. & FueiiMt me Mechanic claim. Judg
ment enured in open Court for Plaintiff furlluO.
Coanly National Hank or Clearfield vi. A.
Humphrey. No. MS January Term, 1877. Aa
lumpikl. Continued.
County National Hawk va. W. A. Wall. No.
674 January Term, IH77. Amicable action. As
sumpsit. Contiauosl.
K. T. Natter vs. Josapb Fry, 0amal aUilaa el
al. Nj. U2 March Term, 177. Trespass. Con
tiaued, , .
John M. Chase va. Austin Kliao. No. 4tW
Maroh Teim, 177. Replevi. Vrdit for
Plaintiff lor Vt,4S, subject to th opinion of tb
Court or point retorvtd
Lvlna Woodier a. Auitln Klin. No. S8 Sep
tember Term, ls7T. Kjeetmeot. Verdict for
Plaintiff, to be released oa the payment of $T5,
with inlarest from Jan 1st, IKfiT.
John W. Matter and Samtt! Miller vs. Jacob
S. Uearhart. No. Ill September Term, 1R77.
KjHtment. Vardmt for Plaintiff far th lead de
scribed ia the writ.
Jona. Boyntoa vs. T boron Parks aod Clear
field Fir Brick Oampaay. Ne. 153 Hepumber
Term, 1KT7. Ejectment. Verdint for Plaintiff
James Port, to no, ve. Jacob Rioeftlt and W.
R. DicklasoB. No. (11 bptembr Term, tU.
Asiumsstt. HetUatl.
L. U. Liaglevs. LogaB Coal Compaay, with
nolle to AbsiIb KciIb, ten aaU No. BftSbVp.
tembor Term, MW, Kjsotmant, Verdlel lor
Plaintiff.
Joha R. MsFarlaad ft Co., to use, vs. Wm.
Wuvr. Ne. 4 ttvptember Term, 177. Aa
lumpslt. CoatinB4 oa acatusrtof 1 1 lots ef De
fendant. Hoover, Harris ft C. ri. Mer.kaat'i aad Me
chanic!' Usaraan Co. Nt. let January Term,
IM78. Debt. Vrdit for Plaiatifl, $l,S0,tj.
SttrBLLARtOtfl.
J. t McKenrlck, Esq., lied bli report w Audi
tor, d Islributing th isuocy la th bands of the
Skefiff, arising from thi tale of tbe personal
property of A. 0. kayo
JetPBAai' nrsT.
J. F. Snyder lied his report at Auilor, dis
tributing th balano ta tb hands of Mr. Bell
M. Chad, Administrate f N. J . Chaff, tf.
eased.
Court tiljonrned on Thnrsday after noet.
Fleck k Co.'s
Sua Umbrellas, Parasols and Fans,
Jutt received, at T. A. Fleck ft Co. 'a.
The second annual report of tbe
Couaty Superintendent, M. L. Mo Quo wo, it pah.
luhedoa tb first peg of thU Issue. It givut a
d stalled itturoerU of tbe progress aad aoaditloa
of educational affairs la tbt eoaoty.
A Miraculous Kscape. The rool
f tbt dwelling bout oa tbt wett aid of tbt
river, near the Marktt atrwat bridge, occupied by
Joseph M. Loom and Hiram Wilson, waa dlsoov-
ored to be oa Ire at noon on Tuesday, and was
subdued by tbt bountiful application of water
from th bucket brigade, after burning a holt
Avt or six feet In length and two or three wide.
Before assistance arrived on the ground, tbt
flames were Issuing two or three feet high, and It
was almost miraculous lbt tho building wai at
all saved from destruction. TU house Is owned
by the Judg baw estate. Th fire was caused
by sparks from a defective flue.
Nkw Daily Stajr Line. James L.
Lcavy has succeeded In baring a dally mail estab
lished bete ten Clearfleld and I'eiinfiiilJ, and wiU
hereafter run a daily stage be l we n tbe two points.
Uiseontrunl began with April 1st, and lb stage
willleate lusrOet.l every moinirg (xcpt Bun
dav at J o'clock, makina connections with all
trains oo th Low Urade Railroad i PeoufleM, re
turning alter the last train Ibe aainv evening.
Paeiger nd fieifjhi will be carried at low rata.
Orders left al any or th hotel will be attended
to. 16epr7-tr
Plants! Krnest liock wishes to
announce to elilieni In th vicinity of Clear
field, Corwcntvllle, aad elsewhere, that h ha
on band a variety of first -class cabbage and to
mato plants for transplanting, lis has alio
oelery,pepper,oauliflower,tgg plant,allof tbe best
improved varieties. II has alio a In assortment
of flowering plants for disposal. Call at bis
Qreen House, on Front street, and get informa
tion In regard to quality and prices. No trouble
to show you around. Ordsra by mall promptly
attended to. Addreia, Krhxst Bock,
may-19-3t Clearfield, Pa.
TETTER FROM MORRIS TOWN
SHIP.
Kvlrrtowii, May 2D(h, 1880.
Mr. Editor : I like to read lb Utters of yoar
correspondents from different parts of tb county j
ana noit id commendable teal with which they
biing out to the best advantag,th prosperity
and progrtsslreneia of their several localities. I
nave nen grieved mat tbe oitiien of this section
have len ao busy getting rich tnat no one baa
aa yet nen louna naving tb tim or disposition
to give your numerous reader an Idea of onr
wonderful progress in tb last fw yra, or to
writ up this, what must certainly be regarded,
the garden r-pot nf th world.
1 aa aware that some folk in other parts of
me oouoiry roini can inn putting it rattier
strong ; but If I bey are Incredulous, all Ihey have
w uo is io come ana see tor in em selves.
I now propose to five vou a few hints In re
gard to what we have been doing as oor share
toward bringing the county out of the words,
aoa ii i ao not ao tbe auoject justioo a oonti
gency quite likely to arise) allowance must be
matte Tor the fact that In speaking or local mat
tars one is apt to be bashful.
There are so many points of Interest in this
township, that it Is a difficult matter to select on
to begin with; but aa Kylertown it the chief
place the metropolis, o to speak of tbe town
ship, I will begin right her.
EJitora, I believe, generally travel to some x
tnl, and theugh the question may seem entirely
superfluous, I wtnt to ask if you bar ever been
to Kylertown ?
Vou may hav traveled to distant lands, and
beheld tbe wonders or Nature and Art oombinvd
IB foreign coon tries ; toq may vn have been
with Grant around the world ; but if you have
never iron the beautiful street! of tbia emhrvo
city, your life lias hitherto been spent in vain.
u'n want nas not visited us yet, nut w ex
pect bim some time this Summer or Fall. He
says bo wants to see some of th fellowi about
hero on a little business. Some malicious per
sons hare circulated the report that ha wanta to
be President again ; but I I earn from a private
source, that ho wants to buy some bemlork timber
land (of wbiuh there is plenty), lh thistownship,
as lumber It going up and you know, when
there Is anything good going, he always says
"Let us hav a piece." At any rat w eipect to
bur a big tim whin becomes. Other prominent
place hav been deceiving btm with great en
thusiasm, and we wil not be behind. I wish yoa
could be hero to help as.
Hut excus m I have strayed a littl from tb
sotyed to band, and wilt now return.
When Christopher Columbus first discovered
Kylertown, it U said tbe plao coatained but two
or three dwelling nouses and only on lavarn.
I know tbia may seem almost Incredible. But
I hav carefully 5 gored It all up, aad find that
tt the rat it hat bean Improving for tbe laat few
years.it would Just about roach Its present di
mensions at thia tim.
Ia fact, when w tak Into consideration lis
natural advantage!, Its prailmlty to two teal
banks, (Mons' and Kepplea',) Its nearnei to
Swampoodla Saw mill, tb nrgy and Inde
fatigable Industry of her tltltens, aod th addi
tional fact that our basinets man do all their ad
vertising in tb Clearfield RsrrRLiLA,ils marvel
ous growth is not ao much a matter of tvrpritt.
Then, too, its central position mmt be taken into
account. There is scarcely a railroad project of
any magnitude In the country, but what it located
right through tbe place. Of course, thei roada
are not built yet ; but their construction is only
a question of time.
ttomehody haa said that tt I the country that
makes tb town, and nowhere la tbt truth of tbia
more eloarly brought ent than here, surrounded
as It by the moit fertile district yet discovered.
As a noubl exempt, I might mention tb Potter
farm, on the southeast, who broad acres, cov
ered In Summer with th blooming whit delay,
presents a striking as well as pleasing contrast
to th dark Stone fronts and dingy walls of th
town itself.
Our educational Interest! have hitherto been
considered In a healthy condition, and w hav
congratulated ourselves over th fact, that whllt
other large town hav been com pel led to sop
port two or thro school, and in some cases ereo
mora, n school, a term of of Ave months In the
year, baa furnished ample facilities for teaching
our children all they did not already know.
But alas! for onr dream of quietness aod
peace. Rettlest spirits, K seams, art found every
where, aad disturbers ef tranquility of oommuQl
ttei have abounded aloe th world began.
Scarcely had our school olosad tbia last Spring,
whan a movement wa Inaugurated, looking to
th establishment of a High Hohool or College in
our midst Some of na opposed tb movement at
first ; because w bated to bav published to th
world this tacit acknowledgement of ignorano.
But aa it become more and more apparent that
w could not atem the tide, we yielded as grace
fully a w eoald to tb inevitable, and now eon
al ourselv with th thought that, perhaps,
alter all It may not hart us much. The faculty
ia an able one, composed of gentleman whose
ability and fitness for tbe position are not doubted,
and whose eharactars are like Ctriar'i wife
above suspicion.
The atudeata are studiouj, orderly and quiet,
aud they lay a number are making admirable
progress in some of th higher branches, especial y
"Croquet," and lb writer can attest, from per
sonal observation, the llreloes seal witb which
some at least pursue this somewhat intricate
sciene. So far as is known, no aggravate! ease
of "bating," hat occurred in the school, and bo
d label tea I outrage, In Cadet Whittakar,
have aa yet been reported, and io, judging tbe
future from tb pail, all may yet be well.
Our town ia also a vary fashionabl plao. Otir
tad iei espaolally dress with equlsil test aod
tbeir atyl oaunot he surpassed, and oor girls, or
more properly speaking young tadiea, er course,
follow tult and I want to say Just bvre, kind of
eonndnattally, that our girls, or tome of them,
wear their hair th funniest you ver seen. They
omb It forward and cut ft off Just abov tb
ye and tbaa lot it be straight around or twtrt It
up into all aorta of eurllmaeuea and frit see and
other thing Ao., Ac, just a it suite th taste of
th wearer. I asked a lady the other day wbo
knows most everything (she doti't wear hers that
way) wby tbe girls did ao, and abe aaid tt waa to
make them look Intelligent. I never thought of
that before, bat come to think of it I shouldn't
wonder if there waa something la It. Why," the
says yoB take a very ordinary or ovaa dull look
ing girl, fix ap br hair In that atyl and yon
bav ao idea what aa improvement it makes in
ber appraaoe." I have taken a little notice
since and I guns tb lady waa about right
(and It aeema strange I never heard it before,) 1
used te wear my hair that way occasionally when
a little ebap, and la fact am not sure but that I
wore it both ways at one tons times ; but ean t
recollect of bearing any ent lay that I looked in
telligent, titbar before or after. But then, mine
might have bea an exceptional cas. 1 on know
there are eases Sometime wbinh no treatment will
reach, and, therefor, I Would Bat condemn tbe
plan, bal cordially recommend It to all ah" feel
tbat tbey need aometblng la that direction.
Rut pardon me, I bavt agla digretatd, and
will endeavor to get back lo Ibe subject that I
started out to treat.
Our town baa always been ntted for lea hospi
tality to strangers. When Columbus was her,
he said h never met a mor elevr set or people,
li waa a Jelly,old ebap, and wbn be and John B.,
and a fw mot of tb old re eld enters, got to
gether, they would bav a high eld tim. They
triad to pcrsuaJe htm to locate, aettl dews and
atay bete; promised hlra any office ta the lown
ahip from Juatloe of the Peace up, (and as ht was
B sUaegftt-out Democrat, he could easily hav
been elected) ; bal be dliod, raid h liked I he
place Irstrato, bat wanted t make more discov
ert So one morning he bad dlfl to th-) Rf
aembled malt it odes and journeyed on towards
Pbilipsburg. The next plao be found ob this
roale wa 1nrrlidh. It wa a middling sited
a I ao Uob, only It wasn't built Bp much, and for
for same reason It has always seemed a littl
backward ia Improvameat. Son ptopl ay
tbat nothing ef any not or consequence ever
happened her, hut ta tfait tbty only show their
ignoraao ef history. Wasn't It tight her, ar
hereabouts, that Pocahontas tried te kill Caplaia
Jtnkiwitkaclab t and would have uooded too,
if at hada'l beta for her dddv, wbo leterfsred
jaat la tim to save th Captains life f Tb
vry Mump eat be pottted oat t th curious
traveler behind which eh might have hid antil
tea CaptaiB came along. One ef Colutnbua'
aemeeek alst if at present re tiding la this
t0WB.
Bat, dear tlr, I mast hasten tt bring my ramb
ling letter to a clos a M ha already assumed
untbouxht of proportion. If this feebl tliemnt
abc-uld result la influencing tomt on wbo can
wriM te beep yoar reader posted on current
evoats In this hither semewbit aeglacted region,
year correepoBBoai will wai amply rtwerted.
ORRTRB,
Call and eee T. A.
sew Lawa tad Banting.
A second large invoice of Millinery,
just opened, at X. A. Flock ft Co.'s.
A Fact. An auvertisement inserted
la the Rbpitblicab will reach more readers tbaa
If publlihed in all tbo other papers U the toaa-
ty,and tost the advertise! leas tbaa ont-half
Ia other words, an advwttwment" published In
oar Jc ureal It worth double Hit priee of that
charged by any ether publisher la the county.
'It li a fact. tf.
X. A. Flock, ot the. firm of T. A.
Fleck ft Co., bat jutt returned from New York
and Philadelphia, after purchasing a large itoek
of Summer goods, embracing the latest styles In
Lawns, Buntings, Parasols, Sun Umbrella, Fane,
and a large ntw lot I Winery. Among tbt
latttr, are sum choice new styles. We invite
onr lady patrons to call aad see fur Ihcmselvtt.
No rouble to ahuw goads. Respectfully,
T. A. Flick ft Co.
Clearfield Coal Trade. State-1
mentor Coal and other freights sent over tbe I
Tyrone ft Clearfleld Division, Pcniiarli ania Rail j
road, forth week tudiog May 20(k, ISbO, and j
th tame time last year
COIL. row ,
For the weak XO.UH.S
Kaai tim last yar 23,7
Inoreaso P..1UJ
Previously during year - 4tf",&1&
"ame Hale lot rrnt jJW.uIK
Deoreane V!),63l
Total in I88i, 4VS.W0
Haaie time lait yiar H5,4?1!
Decrease b9,ii9
ornta PRRIOBTB.
Lumber 128 ears.
Miscellaneous freight 12 II "
specials
Bull for Salb ! A cross bred Alderny and
Jtrsey BULL, three yeara aid. Address, for
further particulars, Wiluam Wblw,
my 12.81. Roekton, Pa.
MamiNKa, Krc. All persona wanting a first,
class 9wing Machine should buy the New Im-
Brored Ligbt-Kunnlng Weed, for aale by John S.
eera, CUarfield, Pa., or Mile R. Users, dealer
in Machliea and Organ, lley aoldivlll, Pa
may Ivth im
Bcesras For 6 alb. R. Newton Shaw keeos a
full supply of P redon in Buggies and Platform
Wagons for sal. To be seen at th Hhaw House
yard. Call on or addrea him at Clearfleld Penn
sylvania, may U-tf.
Waavin. 500,000 M-fet shaved hoops, deli v-
ns l 11,8 railroad, In car loads of B,0lM), at all
E tints on the Tyrone ft Clearfleld, P. ft E-, Bald
agl Valley, and Pennsylvania Railroads, for
which I will pay the highest market price.
J. F. Kramrr,
Oct I ft, 187 8-If. Clearfield, Pa.
Orb Uururrd Prb Crnt. Duootmr or Old
Priori. Hewing Machines can now be purchased
at Merrell s tin and variety store, from S. on
ward. All kinds of sewing machine! repaired
on me inortest notion.
Clearfleld, Pa., July 18, 1877.
Coi.lrotob'i Sales ! Wt bare prepared
a form, and have on band a large quantity, of
blank "Collector's Sales, which have been at
proved by the highest legal authority In tut
Courtt of thit county. At Twenty CVnls per
dosen wo will mall any number to tbt tu I lector
orderlnc taem. A Collector, wnen compelled to
advertise proporty, must post up not less than
three notioet In tht most public place In hi!
borough or township.
tf.
Wabtrh, Delivered at tb Rail Road
lOO.lHjU 26.inrh sbavsd ihingle.
100,1)00 24-Inch sawed shingles.
100,AUO feet of pin boards.
600,0110 U-feet shaved hoopa.
6,1)00 railroad tics.
&0,0u0 feet of good hemlock boards.
For which I will pay th highest market price,
delivered at Clearfleld, or at any point on tb
Tyrone ft Clearfivld Railroad.
J. F. KniHXR
Clearfield, Pa., Oct. 16, 1878 tf.
Just lleccivfd.
Just Received by ARNOLD.
CURYVKNSViLLK:
Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster t
at
Car Load pure Corn, Rye and Oats
unop I
Car Load JJeaken Salt !
Car Load of Choico Family Flour 1
Car Load Dry Goods, Groceries, 4o.I
Mrsnincles, liark. li. ii. Ties and
Grain will bo taken In exohange.
Curwensvillo, May 1, 1878.
CLEARFIELD MARKETS,
Clrabvibld, Pa., Jun S, ! 980 .
Flour, per ewt $.1 U
Buckwheat Flour, par owt I 80
Corn Meal, par ewt I 00
Chop, rye, prcwt 1 79
Chop, tailed, per ewt M. 40
Bran, per ewt 1 90
Wheat, per bushel I
Bye, per bushel 9&
Oata, per bushel 60
Cora, ears, per bushel 40
Buckwheat, per buibel f-6
Clover seed 6 76
Timothy seed 3 76
Potatoes, per bushel 30
Apple, per buihel SO
Onion 3 01
llama, per pound II)
Shoulder, pr pound hmmm a
Dried BI, pr pound 18
Cb tokens, par pair 60
Butter, per pound 16
fcsge, ptr doan , . 10
Bait, per tack, large Ob
Coal Oil, per gallon 16
Lard, ptr poan M 10
Dried Appi, per pound . f
Dried Peach, per pound H 13
Beans, pr bnhl M I OS
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
PniLAniLFBia, Jun 7. Braadatuffs artfirmar
and wheat and core a shed higher.
Cotton ll quiet. We quote middling at 12c.
Bark Is nominally bald at $JU par ton fur No.
I Quercitron.
Hcda Flax la worth $1.46; timothy and clo
ver ar aomial.
Flour and Moal Flour I very dull aad aeir.
Sales of 900 barrels, including Minnesota itrai,
at $4 SOfnfl.26; Pennsylvania family at $4.7ft(ujfr;
Western do. at $6(46.26, aad patents at $6.60(a.S.
Rye floor ia steady at ft. 1121(4. 76.
Oraia Wheat is in better demand and rather
higher. Halei of 2,800 baxhels, including red at
$l.2H(o1.2Ht, and amber at $1 3fi. At th open
board, first call, $1.26f was bid for Jane ; $I.I4B
for July; $1.10, fyr August and $I.I0 for Sep
tember. Rye Is quiet. Sales of Pennsylvania
at Hrta. Corn la In lair demand anl firm. Sales
of 6,000 bushels, including rejected, at 4UH96O0 j
steam r at 4Vto mixed al 5)(ijMt, and yellow
at 62(ia62ie. At th open board, first anil, 6le
wa bid for June 4tc tar July; 61c for August
and 61 for September. 0ta ar dull. Sales or
4,lo9 bushels, including mited at 3 So and while
at svi(tj4;ic.
Whisky it quiet. Hal si of Westers at $1.11.
Cuicaoo, Jane 7 Klour nominal. Wheat In
fair demand and higher t I.Plj for aah ; $1.0lj
(1 9I at elovlng; 91.01' bid for June t 9flje bid
for July ( 904 for August 1 No. S Spring, 9H(o)
:ie. Corn active and higher; No. I anrt high
mixed, IftKruSitf, 860 bid for Junef Sfljjo for
July 1 rejected, 3&c; new mixed, 800, Oats firm
and is hi)thr; No. t, Ihn, 31, ; closing at llio
lor oasb and Juno ; $&i (2te for July at($34i
for August 1 rejected, noiaiaai. Rye dull al 7 00.
Barley nominal at ISto,
Pork moderately active. Lard steady. Bulk
meet quiet ; -boulder, $4.26; abort rlb $1 47
abort clear, $6.60.
Whisky steady at $1.0.
iUnrrirct.
OAI.KR-NIC1I0L8.-0b Wednesday, Jun
Id, 1SH0, by James Kerr, b'sq , Mr. Frank Ualer,
r China go, III., and Mill Ada Nichols, of Clear
laid, Pa.
ASKF.Y PRNTZ Io CUarAeld, ob Friday,
Jun 4l h, IB HO, by Rev. Oeorge Lidy, Mr.
Mitchall Aikey, f Da Hols, Sandy township, and
Mis Jennie M. Peals, of Union township, Clear
laid county, Pa.
XOROAW THOMPSON. At Utt residence
of Kelly Draaeter. Curwvnivill, ob Tueadav
Jan Isl, lft0, by Rev. J. Q. A. Pullerton, Mr.
William Morgan nl Mis Kate Tnompson,
ditghir of Jusieb Thompaoe, both of Lawrence
townibip, Clearfield county, Pa.
BOWMAN Ct'RRy. At th M. g. Parson
age ta O lea Flop, on Sunday, My SOtb, 180,
by Ret. V. Adams, Mr, Martin R. Buwmaa, of
Allamanvill, and Miss Mary A. Curry of Jan
ville, aU of Clerfild oeaoty, Pa.
irl
illCIIARLS In K.rth... to.,.hp ,j,tn.
Ijt, T.CTd.r, Ma, Jih, llio, llr,. Miehitla,
r., ag.d It ywM, 4 nontbl Md 17 d.ji,
OKKRNAWAI.T. Iq U.rtiiet lownihip, on
flnnd.j, M.j I0i., ISM, H.uli, d.nhl.r of
Tbonu W. u4 C.nlln. UrMa.tl .c.d I
jHn aid 1 oioatba.
nnBKNAWAl.T I. La.mm lo.n.alp, oa
Tnaadat, Jaaa lal, IHO, M" Th.iau, ana .1
Thoaial W. aad O.rolla. UrMaawali, ad h,
..art.
Uriv gSflrrrllsrmratfl.
TO FARMERS 1
I wlih I. lafotm la. P.tm.n of Clrart.ld
ooaal,, that I as tb. aaaraotar.r at WbMlar'v
pal.al Railway CbaUl
IIOHSEI'OWKU,
With Threshers tad Oleantft of on er two
hora power. For tart ber particular addrtn th
andaraigortt at Blonmsburg, Cotnmbta county, or
call upon F. M. CARDON ft BHO., Aeenta, la
Clearfleld Pa. J. M. HUL8HlkR
June Id, I Me 1m.
Ww dwtisnntnts.
gUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
CUEWINSVILLE, PENN'A.
-Tbl old and wll-tstabliihed Hotel ha
beet leased by tbe undersigned, and he fsoit eoa-
Bdcnt ot rendottng satislution to tho who may
patroaia him. Uood stabling attached.
LEWIS 0, BLOOM, Propretor.
April 31, 'eft-tf.
TAIMNOLC'TION OP PARTNEHHIIIP,
J The partnership heretofore xistlnt; be
twn David B. Welher and T. 11. Welker, In the
lumbering builneat, etc., wai dissolved by mutual
eon sent on the let day of May, I860. AM per
sona having claims a B sett led ar requested to
present Ibem immediately to either or the under
signed. DAVID H, WKLKLH,
T. II. WKLKKH.
UrahamloB, Pa., June , 1830-lt.
VDtllMHTHATOK'M NOTK li. Notice
ia hereby given that Letters of Adminiitra
iioa on the estate of FRANC Iti M. FULTON,
late of Burnside township, Clearfield county, Pa.,
deceased, hat Ing been duly grub led to tbe u rider -aigned,all
persons indebted lo aaid citato will
please make imtnedialo payment, and those bar
ing elaima or demands agaiust the ikiue will pre
sent them propurly aniltentiealed for settlement,
wiihont dlv. JOHN KIMU,
Patchiuvill. Pa., M.-J 6, ISSui
A LlMIMNllMTOIt'M NtTltl'V-N..tice
liereby gtv that Letters ot Adminla
tratioD on the eMale of A I, Pit Kit W. OWKNH,
lata or FernustiB township, ClcarlloIJ c inoty. Pa.,
dre'd, hiving hen duly Kantel to the undcr-
eiKUi d. all pvrsonj irid'ptd io a4id will
fi nare make Immediate puyuicnt, endthAe htv
tg claims or driLabds against the sauie, sill
present thorn properly authenticated f r settle,
nient without delav. JAMES ll. HILK,
Admlniftratnr.
Lumber City, Pa., June Id, UHU-6t.
A1IMINIMTK ATtlHH N(Tl(.-K--Notice
It hereby given that Letter of Adminis
tration on th attat or JO UN A. THOMPSON
late of Bradv townsbln. Clearfleld count v.
Pa., deceased, having ben duly granted to the
sndersignod, all persona indebted to aaid attat
will please make immediate payment, and those
having claim or demands agaimt the same will
present them properly authenticated fur settle
ment without delay.
HARAH ANNTHOM PSON,
MILTON Ii. THOMPSON,
Administratori.
Lutheriburg, Pa , Jane 2, ISoO-fit.
AOMIMffTHATOR'S NO I ICf--Notlo
la hereby given that Letters of Adminia
tration on theoeUteof IBABKLLA LlDDLK.Iate
or Jordao township, Clearfleld oouoty, Pa., dee'd,
having been iny granted to tbo uuderiigned, al!
ftertone Indebted to aaid estate will please mike
in mediate pay meet, and thus having claims or
demands against the asm, will present tbem
properly authenticated for settlement without
delay. JAUBtJ Jl INTER,
Administrator.
AoaonTllle, Pa., April 1 ISSO fit.
AIMT1IR M MOTICE-Ib th Orphan'
Court of Clearfield eoaoty, In the matter of
the estate uf Mary J. Davidson, deceased, late of
Bell township, Clearfield county. Tbe under
signed Auditor appointed by said Court to di
trilmt the balance of money In th hand ot Ja.
McUee, Sr., administrator of aaid eat ate, among
tbe person entitled thereto, give notice tbat h
will attend to tbe duties of hi appointment at
hiinffioe, in Clearflild, on Tl'EHDA V. THK 82d
DAY OF JUNE, A. !., 18S0, at 3 o'clock P. M.,.
when and where all parties interested may attend .'
OSCAH MITCUKLL, Auditor.
Clearfield, June 2d-3L
1X1X1 TOH'S NOTICE. Not io Is hert
J by given tbat LeUer Ttamntary on the
estate of JOHN POTTKR, late of Brady town
ship, Clear field county, Pa., deceased, 'having
been duly granted to th undersigned, all per-1
ons indebted to aaid estate will plteae make im
mediate payment, and tboaa having claim or de
mands against the tame will preeent them prop-j
rly authenticated for lettleuent without delay.
(IKURlilC. KIRK.
Kxecutor.
Lutheriburg, Pt., June Id, I ('SO -fit. j
JpOR SALE.
The undersiarned will tell at n rivete sale all
that tract or parcel of land aitnat in Decatur
township, Clearfield oounty, Pa., within a abort
distance of th Tyron A Clearflell H. K., and
aIJoioing laade of Robert Hudsoa and others,
and known u the Jacob B. Uearhart lot, Th
aid tract containing 00 acres mor or lees, with
tw veina of valuable eoal thereon, hat about 30
acrea cleared, and Is tho key to a largo body of
ooaj aooui using aeveiopea. will be sola low and
opua easy Units, ror particulars, apply to
DAVID L. KHEBS.
Clearfleld, Pa., July 11, UH.
FARM FOR SALE !
The understated will sail at private sal, hi
farm, located in Pna town ahip.Clear field ooantjr.
rm.t ouBiaioiop;
SXJUw'l' V AOIIX1B,
half of which is in b good state of cultivation,
with a frame dwtlllng, log barn,)a thrift orchard
and an tacellent apring of never failing water,
together witb the necessary outbeildtngt, Tbe
portion not cleared it heavily timbered, and all
ia underlaid with coal and Iron. It wil) be aold
low and oa taty terms. For further information
oall on tbe premise, or add rest tb tabscribr at
Urtmpiaa Hills P. O. OWKN J. KKKNAN.
Grampian Uilli.Juot 2d, IKNO-Ilm.
JOR TINWAKC, II AUD rt' A H E,
and
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
tint
NEEDLES, ATTACIIMENTS and parts,
and all kinds ot
SEWING MACHINES,
00 TO
U. II. M KICIiELL, . Agonl,
CLEARriKLD, PA. (Jan. 1, -M -If.
ATTENTIONJARMERSI
IIIAVg ratonxd lo nj aid ka.la.aa, aU .III
b. Iiia.H at lb. Pl.nia, Millollira, oa Pia.
uaat, CLEARFIELD, I'A, wbara 1 will Mil all
ainua ei
AGRICULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS,
AND TUB CELEBRATID
"WOOD UO'WXE ts REAPER,
A tare, itnek of whlflh I hava alwava oo hand.
Alio, HAY RAKES aodal!oth.rmachiM.u.Hl
bj ma harmar, al wall aa malcilali fat rapllra.
p-v 1 will aaebaag-a tba .bar. arllolM for
CASH, GOOD BEKE OATTI.R, w BHEKP,
Al I eonttmplata bateharlnK, and woolj la
pl.aied to b.ra tb. traJe nr tho f.rniin, auhllo.
KI.AW w. 1UIUWN,
Clearfl.U, Pa., Jaoa I, I8HU tf.
SrhnIlH, Court Male
OF-
V virtue of an ordtr of th Orpliani' Court
I J of Clearfleld count v. the undersiened Kieca-
tris of the statof 1IKN JAM IN LANHBERKY,
late of Bradford township, Clearfleld county, Pa.,
deceased, will sell at public sale, at tho hoaaa oa.
copied by th family or the said Benjamin Lane
berry, ia Bradford township, la aaid county,
situate on part of tbe promises, on
Friday, July 2d, 1880,
All of tb Interest of aaid estate in the following
dtoribed rati estate, vlt t
2To. 1. All Uittt certain tract of lund
tltuat In Bradford township, Clearfleld eonntv.
Pa., bounded and described aa fellow: Beeia.
nlng at a yellow pine grub ; (hence east IK per.
nhe te a white oak hush tbeae south l!4 pr
bea, mor r loss, U nablie road : thenna alnne
aaid pnlillo road 90 perches, more or leas, to th
line 01 sam rarm, a originally made) tbne
west along aaid original line 10 nrrhea, mors or
let, te a post enraer t taean aovth degrt wett
60 perches to a poet i tbeaee Berth (it deirees
east M prehea to a post theao nortb SA per-
" " yinow pine pjrur,. mma pi see oi Begin ing,
containing Kl.l tCNl V AC'KlfM, aor or ls,
with a large
TwoHtory Fromo Houho,
Lara BAHN, and ether outbuild
In thareoa erected, abovt It rs'
a cleared, ana A uuuu BKAHINfl ORCH.
AKI,eieptingaad rarvlng oat tt tb
tamt fear aorts, upoa which th dsnrbter
of Uenjnmlo Linabarry, deceased, Ilr, and to
bo rat out Ib a square piece, beginning on lb
Ua of tb fat at.
2T0. 2. All that piece or Irftctol land
idiolntnt ine abov, situate la Rrmdfhrd toera-
ship, county and State aforaaaid, hewBdwt and
devcrlbed follows, vis i Beginning at a black
oak eorner I thence north 8 degree east At perches
along public read to a port, at tawreaetiosi ef two
public roads tfaenoe aonth VI degree weal 10
perrhe elt.Bg public road to a peat i theao aonth
I degree west 10 perch e along ohereh let to a
post) thea aoath H7 degrees east 44 perches to
alee of beglanint,eoBtaiolng MIX A Nil UNK.
HALP ACHfeX, more er lett, all eiaand aad
an dor ranee.
No. 3. All that tract or dIoco ol
land aituat la Bradford township, eonoty aad
State aforotald, bounded and deteribed at follows,
vlt : Beginning at a whits oak eorner oa line ef
old farmt thenet aorth 01 perches to a post ;
thence south M degrees east AV perches to alon ;
thence aouth Tl perrhe tt bmck oak grab; throe
west, partly along lint of eld farm, tfg perch,
more or lest, to th place tf beginning. toBtatn
T At ANI M PKKVHIt. with
about 12 acre altered thartoa.
n..lf Of MALU
On third eah, and th balance Ib two tnaal
anntvalpavmeets with Interest after confirmation
Of tale, to be secured bv bond and mortis ee ur
Judgment bond.
MAROARKT LArfBRIRnT,
Eter'i or Kt at of BenJ. Laniberry, Jee'd.
Inn t, 10 t
$rw dfrrtlfirmfuts.
John Irvin & Bros.,
CUIIWKNSVILLE, PA., ' '
DEALERS IN
All Kinds or Merchandise,
-bTCH A8
Dry Goods. Groceries, Etc.
tot
MAM FACTl Kh'KH AND UKALEKjf IN
MtlTAlll? TiyiltKK,
AND KVEIIY DESCRIPTION OF
SAWED LDMBER CUT TO ORDER.
Tlif Only Maiiiifucttirots in rtrarilfUl
(uuuty of ihu ,
NEW PROCESS FLOUR!
tt
t'i.oi R, chop .urn sfjcu
i.w.i ts o.r ii.i.rin
tT?"Ca8h paid for nil kinds of
tirftin Wheat, Kyo, Oats, htc,
Curaraairllla, Pa., Jan. J, ISKO-tf.
Aaron P.lara
-.A. K. WoolrlJje
nrALEns in
Dry Goods, Groceries and
General Merchandise,
WOODLAND, CLT'D CO,, PA.
Reapectfully solicit their pu Iron ft
and th public generally to cull and eiam-
ina toeir new biocr or
Spring and Summit Gooth
C0NBIHTING Or'
Cashmeres, Vol re teen a, Dclntnes,
l.awns, uingliam., Fruits, In.
bloa':hed and lllcaclied Mua
lim, Kancy SltirtR, Sheet
inp, Tickings, Carpets,
Hugs, t)il Cloths.
IIOSIEKY,
Laundried, Whito,
Cheviot and lVrcalo
Shirts, Gloves, Neckwear,
Men's and Ilovs' Clolhinir.
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoos, elc., etc
Groceries A (ieii'l MeiThandlse
Will be found ot first quality, and
satisfaction is guaranteed. Tho fol
lowing aro always kept on hand,
(somo few only in thoir season) :
Sugars, Teas, Coffocs, Spices. Syrups,
i onlcctionerics, Urangos, Lemons.
Bananas, Figs, Dates, etc, Hard
ware, (jucenswaro, Glassware,
Tinwaro, Wood and Willow
ware, Paints, Oils, Clocks,
Trunkt.Valisos, Mirrors,
Stationery, Furniture,
& Miners' Supplies,
ALSO, DEALER! '..!'
BAEZ, E. E.TIES Ss SimTGLES.
June 2, 1880-tf.
The Leading, The Cheapest,
THE BEST
Boot and Shoe,
Hat and Cap Store
IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY
li tba aa. I. tha
OPERA
HOUSE,
-KRPTBV-
G.C.& T.W.M00RE,
Whav Jatt received our Baring aad lummer
coca, wnicn, Baring been purr based beior
tbe advance, can be sold at tbe OLD
PRICK. Call and tee. Ilvside th
cheaper good In onr lia,w keep
BOOTS, FINE SHOES,
Perkins' Boots and Shoes,
CLAFLIN'S SHOES,
STETSON'S HATS
AND THK USM INK TAVLOK
MACKINAW HAT,
Wbick ar. nar aprnmilea. W. al.o bara a fa.ll
HiMarilKNTa' HUalMKH IIKDKKWKAK.
All tb. lataM anTollm hi NKCKWKAH.
(li.a n. a aall aad b. aati.flad.
;. C. ATOM W. MIMtRK.
VlMrltlJ. Pa., April 14, lSSO-Sm.
SherifTs Sale.
1)Y etrtoe of writ ef Fi Issued
J oat of th Coartaf Con aoa llai of Clear
held eoDBtr, aad to ne directed, there will he
i posed to rill! 1,10 BAI.R, at the Court Iloaae,
id in oorongD 01 uiaarocia, oa
dnedajr, 4m 9, 1M4,
At 1 'clock, P. M the follow nt deecribed real
eatata, to wit:
All Defeadant'c iatereet In eerUia tranter
lce of land, aitaate la Dell towaialp, Clearfield
ooont y. Pa , hfwinotar at a rock oak oa inb.dlria.
loa line of tract No. ft,7M j theae hy said line
ten to s? aert an i7 to pare hex to a ( ;
ineao nwiu negreeaeui in peroo to a Boat
ob tract lia of Ntt. ft.764 theao aorth tX de
free, 4o wett 101 t 19 to a poatt these Math 1
degrees wel 170 1-10 perehe ta rueh oak aad
plaoe ofbetlDaiBff.emitaiBiDK lefaorceaad alli
ance, and koowB as tract No. 17 in tab-division of
No. 0,7 (io, her is, about M aro eleared.with siaall
plaah house aad roaad a barn t ber eon erected.
Keited, tahea ia eaeoutioa, aod to h u)d as
tb propartjr ef Heary W. Korb.
ALSO,
AH th rlaht. Iltl aod iotarest of Ircndante
la all that aerial traet or piae of land vfteale
In Lawreae township, Clearfield Co , I'., boon,
ded and described as follow : He ft loa ing at a
itntt corner and line of a M t net aod 49
W aatt froia eenlre of tho Trron k Clearfleld
Railroad; theae oat lit fret to pott forniT ;
thrao oatt Itit fret te pntt eorner ; thence north
IM ft t eaid 0 root tret : thea bfitoBlna at
a pest eorner of ether tida ef street theace north
l Tft io pm wrner i iittwioo siy Tyrone-) nr--sld
RalW-ad south 107 fket to past corner at 10
ftnA treet before meatioaed. and her Ine therenai
ereetedahrewery,l4i feet, l stories hifh.with
caller aoddaeer ranltj alto a ttto-Mer? rraea house,
H br 40 feet, with toa basfsnent; also a frame
stable, 1 by U ft, to koaaf, Mil ether owl
bulldiof Uereen." -
al.f0,
All th Hrht, title and laterasl ef tfeedaBt
la en elher lot or piM of irrand teet In th
Tills; ef Hillsdale, Lawmen te wash In, Clear-1
eld eewnty, Pa., howade4 aad datrrilwd as fol-
ew: Bounded ea th west by aa alloy, oa the
arth by Brow street, oa the eatt by 0prlna
lUeet, a th eoeik by Owe read, eoBtlBini i
of an ara. Ne hlldiort thoreo.
Beiwd, tahea la tore Ilea aad to we tell at fee
property ef Charts Shaffer.
Taaii or HaLBTke arloe r u at which
tbt property shall be i trash off saeai b paid at
the liai of ale, r tech other arraajttant
ad aa will be apprered, otkerwiae th proper
ly will be lnaidkauly oat Bp and o!4 asda al
to eipense and risk ef th pereca to whew It
waa itruefc aff, and who, la eat of deicltacv at
lb re sale, shall aaah rood tb sane, and Ib
bo taiUDca will the Deed be presented la Court
for eonflmatie ualee tha eay I actually
paid to th ttbwfff. JAd. M AllAFfKY,
Baaatpp'a orrtoa, I Sheriff,
riearfield. Pa., May II, MM.
Usrrltaurous.
ATTENTION FARMERS !
WK nAVE ON HAND AND ton SA ,E ONE CAR LOAD OF
CHAMPION REAPERS & MO AVERS.
A CAR LOAD OF THE
FARMERS' FRIEND
POrOltti FIMUK FEED OKA IN PUII.E, AN O A ('All T.OAO OK THE
' 1 TIGER AND THOMAS HAY RAKES.
Till-: BEST SELF AND IIAKD DUMP RAKES IN TH R V01iT.!.
Wo nlso have a lot of Itebnor'ti Level Trend Horse-Power
Tlircriliers (iuJ Clenners for one and two horses. AIho Turnbull's
Oliio Wagons with IJeveled Slioulder Spokes, wliich adds fully one
third additional strength to the wheel. Also Cortland Platform
Spring Wagons, with two and throe seats, and Open and Top-Buggies.
Please give us a call before buying elsewhere.
Tho above Articles will be Exchanged for Sheep, Cattle or Good Horses.
M. CAR DOM $ BRO.
Clearfield, I'a., May 2fi, 18l0-2rn.
N. E. ARNOLD,
O XT 3Ft 7r 3ES XV S XT X XL. X- 3S.
WILL
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
FOR
1,000 CORDS HEMLOCK
1,000,(1110 ONK MILLION
1,000,001) ONE MILLION SIIAVKD SIIINGLKS. 1,000,000
No waiting for turn, but unloaded immediately. Highest cash
price paid at all times. Liberal
sec Arnold before contractinr vour bark.
N. E. ARNOLD,
CURWEWSVILLE, PA.
Ma, 11, 1880-tf. '
A. NEW SX3R.XX3E 2
Mill mMHHHHHHHmmmmmm
AN IMPORTANT NOTICE!
I Ijeg leave to announce to the citizens of Clearfield and surround
ing country that I have opened a first-class
establishment for the sale of
Heady-Made Clothing,
HATS AND CAPS,
mWi& f SEHISHIHB fiOOiSS,
tounks a VALISES.
i j BESIDES I PEOPOSE TO CABBY A. FULL STOCK IN THE
MERCHANT TAILORING
I.IN'K. AU. OF wniCH 1 WILL SEI.fi AT UKUSUAf.T.Y 1,0 VV
ritlCES. MY PL A OK OF IIUSIXKS 13 IS
Room . Wo. 4, Pie's Opera House.
Your patronogo is respectfully olicitctl. Call in person or addrei.
ALBERT T1IAN1IAUSER.
X. ii.-oxjh rnrcE strictly adhered to.
(Mcarlield, Pn., March 17, 18H0.
JAMES L.
TJ IV 33 JSlEt.'VjTSilEtTM..
MAKKKT HTKUKT, til UAHPllU.I), PKNN'A.
AU kinds of CapUolfl onil (Juflini kept oil band, and Inrniahod to order on
Abort notice, including tbe finest nn well as the clieapent Ihnt can be manu
facto rod Our
oonx8iB pnusunvBii
Is tho boat in tine, and will bo furnished when required. Funeral ntlendeU
in any part ol' the eouoiy. Tall at my office, on Hecond atreet, or leave
vour orders at Troutmitn'e Fnrnitiiro Store, adjoining the PoMoffice.
. , JAR. L. LKAVY,
oct 1,79-1 y.' ' - Clearfield, Ta.
APPLICATION Ft III PAHDOW.-.No-tlce
Is herebr m Iven that at.hcalion will be
mad to th Board of !rdis at their monthly
meetllnKoa the third Ttteedajr of Juno neit, for
the pardon nf S 8. Ilavnes and nerre llaynos,
Bow In th Western Penitentiary under Mntcnce
fnr horta toaliii, of which thy wen cot I "tod at
the Jannarr aetaioa frr la. f tb Co art of
Quarter Session, of Clrarnld ennntr.
li. T. TIHUtlhllAnH,
CleatfJeld, Pa, Mar 3C-2L Attoraev.
(CAUTION.- AH persona are hrrefcy warned
J B-t to purrht er bare anrihitiK to do with
the following prnu prnnerlT, now la th pM-
slua of Wm. II. rVhnarrs, uf Kaifhaut township,
fit : Cook elove arid) utensil, oa heating atev, ,
two bedsteads, with beddioa. one book cas. on
cupboard, eueaink, uae eel chain, aa ataed, aae
table and other household Rood. The forrceiuf
properly wa purchased y ut at Sheriff's aad
5 neat a sale, and It loaned to tho aaid Wm. 11.
cbnarre, aubject to aiy rdr at any Urn.
EDWARD BC1I NAURS.
Karthaue, llay H, Ibho Si.
-:.-: Tn-r-
k
W want a capable,
bcaeet man to east
as out A real foe ta
I sal of M HKKKV
".TIM K la near.
leld Oouaty. A kttowlSHlM of th burtflett It
easily acquired. Wo ofler
PRllMANENT KMPLOYMKNT, GOOD TAY
AND KXfK.NHUa
to th fijtlit ma who aa fte hit aadUlded t
tentlea toth work. Oirate, prerioua aad pret
eat wceopatloB end feferenoe. Addree,
R. it. CIIANR A CO..
" ' 10 Horth Mwtioh iUtl, PhilVP.
May . M-J.
UUauroat.
PAY THE
BARK.
1,000 CORDS OAK BARK.
1,000 CORDS SHINGLE BOLTS.
SAWKD SUING LKS. 1,000,0(10
advances made on larse lots. Go
LEAVY,
JXtw dmtlsfmrntj.
. ARNOLD WANTS
5.000 Rail Road Ties.
CwwimyIII., Pa. Ja.. t, Tt-tt
AHIOJFI.' NOTICE. To Wh.a. It
Ma, C'onrara t ThaaadariifaH, b..ia,
bD a,ointMl Alii, aeat for th. bto.nl olaradi
tnra hj Ja. B. Orali.ai, of Cl.arl.ld beroaf b. all
perfon. tkarrfara, barlnn elalmia(.lo.th)ni will
praMol th.r. to aa for i.tliaiarnt, anl tboaa In.
4.1 al to tba aaid 'Irab.a wa r.oalr.4 ta aattla
aarl oiik. paruaot to aa.
nwAnn . BiniitR,
AHKUHY W. hit,
Cl.art.ld, I'a., Dm. II, 1171-lf J Ai(nni.
i ; HIJRNS1D12
Normal Institute !
Tbia School .III op., a. MONDAY, MAY tt),
I S0, and ra.tlaaa tw.lra Mba.
TUITION:
Jar.nlla Daarta..t.,..H,..... .H..4J
C'aiaioB Uramba. - 4 H
OaraMt Branobai a.4 Tbar, WTaMbtag. i M
Uibat Uraaob., ...... M
Mri. Malt. Irti. .Ill Iwb llitraaaaul Bull
at raon.hla rat.a.
Tba Kor.l ClaM .III U talaad aM.lkl, b,
Iha Coaat, Hiipartataadni.
r-Hood boardin, aa. ba bad at Uom
to li.M ,ar k. koana fat lf boards m.
b. had at rratonahla ratat. For farthar tafMa
tloa tall a. .r addreH
OKO. W.1KNES, Pria.lp.1,
;a. II. KXLLIY, AwiM.at
Bnrfll., Pa, Marrb I7,l If.