THE REPUBLICAN.
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WEDNESDAY MORNINQ, Jl'NE IS, 1881.
Terms of Subscription,
If paid Id edvenee.or within thrM iBuottu.. 5 00
II paid after thrw ud before si month.., 3 60
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paper Advertising Agents, IT Park Kow, eernar
lleekn.en btreet, art our duly authorised Agent
in N-w York City.
HtLKilOUH N OTIC KM.
Mrtlimll-t i:..laoial Churrh Rev.Gao.
I.kmiy, Pastor. Service! every tiabbath tt 10
A. M.i and 7 P. M.
Stt,lbath Sobuol at 9 A. M.
Prayer Heating every Wedneeday, at TJ ?. M.
CouD-unioa berv.ee, Ant babbalh of every
tuouth, al I0 A. Ht
Wed Clearfield N. K. Church. Rt.
Ciiahlki W. Unam-ar, Psstor. Prf.a"biiie; every
Iternate Sunday, at I o'clonk, P. M. Suaday
School at 2i, V. M. All art invited to attend.
Irttl)terian Churrh llev. II. B. Bi;ti.bb.
Sal-bath serelees morning aud evening Neb
listb School at I P. M. Prayer Moating Wedr.ee-
Uy evening.
llBiitlit Church. Ret. . Pastor.
Sabbath Boboal tt 8 P. M. Prayer Meating every
edneiday evening.
Mt. Praiicte' Cliurrli Btln.llr--Rat. P
J. Smunii. Divine rviae at 1 04 A. M.,
the flrtt, third and fourth Sunday of ach month;
Vespers aod Uenedlotlon oftha Blessed .Seeranient
at T o'clock, P. M. Sunday School avery Sunday
Bltarnoon at 1 a dock.
OFFICIAL DIRKCTORY.
TIHI OF SjOLIilia QOAMBR ftBmiOKf roi'RT.
Second Monday of January.
Third Monday of March.
Kirit Monday af June.
Fourth Monday of September.
TINS Or BOLDIBQ OOHUuH
Firit Monday of Jnne.
Second Monday of NoTMnber.
ruiLio orrtcaaa.
Pretitttnt Jsdye lion. Charles A. Mayer,
Lock Haven .
Anittant Lam Judy Hon. John ll.Orrla, of
Ifellelonte.
Associate euiye Ahritn Ogden, Clearfield j
Vincent B. Holt, Clearfield.
Hrolhonfrf Ell Rloou.
Hgtr and Reordmr L. J. Morgan.
Trtaturer Philip DotU.
IHttrict Attorn J. P. MoKeuriek.
Shtriff James Mahaffey.
Heputp Sheriff Y. I. Thi.tupeoa.
County Surmtyor Samuel F. MeCloskey, Cur-
nirilla.
Count Camminiontr$C. W. Kyler, Graham-
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ion r. U.; nan Jnnaion, wrmuij"" "
John Norrli, Br., Curwensville.
rtrl John W. Howe.
Count Auditor William V. Wright, Clraf-
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1.4.(1 : JuMpn tttllliana, i nrae nun) .d.hvi-
ris. Woodland.
C'oHHty 6'oroaer Jaml A. Moore, Clearfield.
Jury CommiMtontrt Andrew J. Jackmn, Clear -fied,
Win. R. Brown, Clearfield.
Suptrinttndent of Public SefrnoU M. L. Me
(Juown, Clearfield.
Senlfrof H'rfff(if Jfwwi rre JeiM W.Carllla,
i.ffiee at Lutharsburg Pa.
,Vo(flriff Pufcd'e John W. Wrigley, Wm. Ra
lebaugh, Cyrui Hordon, Clearfield ; Joieh R.
Irwin, N. R. Arnold, CurweniTille ; J. A. Llving
itone, DuUoii City.
Our Social column ii decidedly InterMting in
a local point of view, and profitable reading to
uuteiden who want to t money.
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"Will you uk whfttt, 6ati or enrn fur nub
iirriitiiiii " We are oft. n inquired of io thi waj
by letter from patrona who rmlde at a ditlance
from f-'lt'arficld. We again eay yea. The receipt!
of a rei"t)silile merchant or mill owner In the
vicinity, will anewcr ui juft aa well ai the caitb.
To Hlluetrete: If any of our patrons will deliver
ut a bug of grain at the mill of Joneph U. Dretb,
in Che.it town-hip, Horace Patohin, In Burniide,
Thomm II. Forcer, in tlraham, Win. Porter or
Sbaw'i, In Lawrence, or Brown A Peyleri, at
lto.ktciti, I'nin towuihip, and forward their
ncelptj for the mount, wo will oreillt Ibem on
tlulr account fur the aame. In thii way all may
u..n pay what they owe, if they will pureuo tbia
courie. tf.
toff 'AdvcrtiBwni and othorfl will hear
In mind that all article! Intended for publication
in thia paper munt be handed in, not later than
Tneiilny, at V A. M. Don't forget it!
Xiro wetitluT for pirnit warm und
p bowery.
Drive your hornet alow thin warm
weather.
Kurly cherrujs are ripe and in murket
at tm cent! per oark
DuprexJt Henodiet's MinHtrel troupe
.1 ibandcd at A Itoona for tho ftamnier.
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Tlio Auditor's report of the Clear
field borough Poor fond ii published eUe where
in thl werk'i paper.
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Dr. J. M. Htowart will bo alment
from bit office in Cloarfiold, from Thuraday, July
Kt on il the 8th, ineluiiro.
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Mir Aline Co Ionian, the eldeiil ol
the Coleman aiiton. Inttructa the Indian eadeti
at the Carliala eehool In bof le blowing.
Uov.'b Lcidy and Butler exchanged
place left Sabbath morning. In the evening each
occupied hli own regular pulpit aa ntnel.
Mr. lioortfo Floral, ot Morrisdale
Mioei. adrcrtieei a loat oow. A description of
her can be neen In Mother eloma of thii paper.
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Tho farmers in tho cuntorn portions
of our State have already commenced to out
grain. Uarroating In thia oounty will aoon bagio.
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Wm. Caldwell, of Pike township, wo
Warn Iron the CnrweniTill Tim, had a valua
ble bone killed by lightning on Friday, the 11th
inntanl.
A hew Conrt lloaco is soon to bo
erected at Ebonilwrg, Cambria oouuty. The
contract he been awarded to an Krie county
man al $7V,R00.
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The partnership heretofore existuiK
between Frank Willoughby and llagh Mndtey,
in th pnblicatlol of tho Huntingdon Semi
Wttl ty ytrt ha bern diiM.Wed, the flrt lamed
retiring.
There wus a poor apology for a
flood in the rlrvr Uit week. A number of rafti
puxed thii place, but did not go far before they
tuck or nere compelled to land. A gwd flood
ii much deii red jut now.
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A itnmhor l Clearrield youn ladies
haro returatd home to enjoy the Summer vaca
tion. Among them wo notice Carrie Teit, Matcgle
Wallace, Ruth W rater, Jennie Iletti, Liaale
Hartiwlek and dlnnte Reed.
From tho Useeola HevriUe wo learn
4faet Altiander McAlpln, a rctidriit of
ILutidale, while at work In the eal mine of
llrrnind, White A Co., waa killed on laet Thurs
day, by the (ailing In of tha mine.
Tho St. Mary's Uazrtteoi Thursday
lut Mil that Conitabte Philip Vollmer hat gone
lo Philadelphia to have a aurglral operation per
formed, oauaei by tha ballot from the rifle of
Harry Knglleh recently at Caledonia.
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Thofreiht Imniness linn been Mh(M)in
log" of lata n oar iianob railrd. Kuraome
tlme paat It hai rciuired two onginaa to furndh
metlvt powor for the loaal freight. The prirul
pal article of Commodity are lumber, bark and
fire-brick.
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The exterior of two of our hotels
the Mention llouae and tho Al Itgbeny House
Lave rate nil y ben changed In appearance with
the painter's bruoh. Tho taata dliplayod la both
intanceilsc)uiteati tmproveaaent ever the former
appearance.
DiiprtR Si tWnedicl's nilnisirul troupe
appeared in Pte'a Opera llouao, in tbit plae, oo
Friday night, and were greeted with a good
house. Those who went there eipecting to tn
jy a coiple of hours of mirth did not go away
disep pointed. The local hits were well put lo,
and the but leagues brought dona the ho dee,
pee telly thai of w Helen Babiea."
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Mr. (ieorLr V. Kirk, Kxeeutoi' of
the estate of John Potter, late of HraJy town
ahip, deteaaed, hii had hills printed announcing
tho sale of perron al properly belonging to tho
said deeedent M laka place a Ike premiee la
New Hawm.oa Tuesday, July Uia. The prop
erty eoaei! la part af boo ae hold goade, farm
ing lrni!emeDtf, wheal, rye, oats, pntatoee, fte.
The Orand Lodge of (iood Templars
of renniyiranla met al Leek Mavri on Tuna ay
offset .week. Clearfield 1xdge, No. 1X44, was
repreieated by Chailei II. Ualford aai Joba I.
HaraMr, AaootdiBf la the Urabd Bearetary re
portUeta are tar awtivo ledges, with a member
ship af ll,40 Raw. Mr. Hart wis elected O.
W C. T.. and Kris was ehesea as lie alaoa for
Cloths, caflsimoroa aud tailor's trim
ming, at 11. A. K relier'i. June 16 It,
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If you aie biliousyou will find posi
tive relief by uilng "Selkn' Llvtr Pills." Sold
by ell druggist-.
The Ladio'fl Aid Society of the M.
E. Church will meet oa Friday evening of thia
week, at the residence of Mri. lit. Iloyer.
We have received the Weekly Oil-v-tt;
a neat paper published by II. D. Karl at
C , at Driftwood, Ncismo, oouoty. Wi wiih
tho fiuittt bo abundanH of patroaago.
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S. T. Brockbank, Kkq., puhlishos an
Auditor's notice in the Ktn blica this wetik of
Importance to the heirs and legal representatives
of Isaac Ihompson, late of Clearfield borough,
deceased.
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Attihtion, Stockholders. We call
the attention of stockholder In the Lower Bridge
Company to tbo notice published by tho officer
of the same in the RmtitK a, in relation to a
meeting en the Aj of July.
Huy Your Mill Now I Wo are tho
proprietors of a Saw Mill, complete In every par
ticular, which wa wlH sell tcry aheap. For par
ticulars, address rl. A. A W. D. BI0I.EH,
mchVM 1 Clearfield, Pcnn'a.
A Job on II and. H will be no-
tloed by an advertisement In this journal, that
the School Director of Lawrence district pro
pose to build a new aoh-tol house in Hillsdale,
juit eail of the borough Una. Propotals are so
licited. Two children in Trumbull county,
Ohio, were entliety cured of non-retention of
urine ly taking Baroima, prepared by R. K
Thompson, Titusvllle, Pa.
For sale by all druggists in Clearfield, and
Joseph Setter A Son, Lutbershurg, Pa. 2t
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Tub Wine for Consumptives.
Coniumptivo person are said to be greatly bene
fitted by the use of H peer's Port Orape Wine- It
seems lo give nourishment when everything else
falls, and phyalclana are prescribing it as a rich,
nutritious wine. For sale by K. W. tlrabam,
Irugglit, Clenrfield, Pa.
We aie retjucHted, on behall ol tho
members and officers of the Orpheus Band, tt re
turn thanks for the hearty support and liberal
donation of the eitiicns to the Festival, lately
bfld in the Opera House. Also, to the ladies who
so cheerfully aided during the progress of the
Fwtlial. i
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List of letters remaining unclaimed
in (ht Postoffioe, In Clearfield, for the week end
ing June 2lts, IftSO :
Chtrty Ann Ilrice, Hannah Maria I)artlf, Mis
Clara Uannn, Mrs. Wafbintoa Rogers, James
M. Tiiylor, Mark WHiun, Frank Williams.
P. A. (Ui lln, P. M. ,
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Mr. Wulluce Uruce, an eminent and
elcquant orator in literature, has been engaged ;
by County Superinten lent Mctjuown, to appear
before our next Teachers' County Imtitut. Mr. j
Hruce is said to be an accomplished scholar, a
finished orator, and baa achieved a wonderful
reputation as a lecturer.
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Alii til' t mif stiliKiUifl APu it tnl cimr
for Tontine Policies in the Equitable Lile Ai
surance Society of the I'. S , for which popular
Company R M. .VcKnally, of this pi toe is Dis
trict Agent. The prod ts aidto the Iniured on
these policit at fited period are not equaled
ia aitiiiutit by any other form of life inference.
Mr. Juhn Wilhcrow, Collector of
State and County tsiei for Knox township, will
meet the tai-pnyers of that district at New Mill
port on Friday, July lilili, and at Turkey Hill, on
Saturday, July I7tb. This will be very conven
ient, and the appointment should be well attend
ed by tho tax payers, who will save costs and
troul'le by au dulotf.
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Ala meoting ot the Ilourd of Trtts
toe of the ritate Agriculturat College,
at Bellet'tnte, on the Z.rth uit., Juirph Sbnrt
lidge, A. M., for many yeara Principal aud pro
prietor of the Maltwood IncUteto, Ceacurdvil'e,
Delaware county, Pa., was unanimonily oloeted
1'reiident, to succeed Dr. Jeiues Calder, resigned.
Prof. Henry J. Sayera, who wus in
structor of tha Citiicn' Cornet Band in tbii
place for saveral months two years ego, I now
traveling with Duprei A Benedict's mlnitrel
troupe. The company baring dlihauded, It Is
eeld that Prof. Bayer will return to Clearfield
and give Inatructbni to the boys for several
weeks.
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Wo understand that a "r4lah"dam
ill be constructed In the river below Clearfield
thii Summer at "Fulton's Dead Water," by which
our lumbermen eipeot to bo enabled to run raft
through to Lok Uaven on braoket floods. The
credit of this movement is due to the enterprising
lumbering tru of Messrs. Weaver A Betts, of
this place.
An Imposter. TlioMillheim Journal
rails tbo attention of tbo public in general, and
several benevolent orders In particular, to a fel
low mined Jermiah Brobst, formerly a respected
cltiien of Cat wife, but now a miserable, filthy
tramp and first-class fraud, who makes a living
by Imposing on Free Maaom and Odd Felton.
He ia a sleek, smooth talker Just the fellow to
deceive the unwary. Pass him around t
Wild Stories. Two weeks ago wo
were confidentially informed that Martin V.
Turner, of Wsllaceton, bad been bung for horse
stealing Id Nebraska, aod a few days after we
learned that he bad been shot la Iowa, for high
way robbery. The fact Is, that Turner ia resid
ing at Racine, Wisconsin, and Wa elite aad well
oa last Saturday. Tbona who are desirous of
knowing his wbereabonts can address him there.
Lr.o Hhokin. An employe ol tho
Clearfield Fire Brick Works, named Jacob Miller,
fell while wheeling clay on Tuesday afternoon of
last week, and fr adored one of his legs between
the knee and thigh, tha ladened wheelbarrow,
weighing several hundred pounds, falling upon
him. He wss taken lo his home In Hillsdale
where tha fracture waa reduced. Mr, Miller is a
married wan, and, we learn, is In very moderate
oirruniitanoe.
In eBHtern Pennsylvania, in Now
Jersey and on Lung Island, the army worm II
committing fearful devastation oa the growing
whe.it, enrn nnd grace 1 hey appear in count
las lumber odvaiicing in regular order like an
army (hence the bn me, and all eflort to slay
their prugreiK have proved fruitlt. Whence it
come' is aniistcry. W hole fields of grass or grain
ate consumed in a tingle night. Crow and black
bird aro said to be the must effective preventive
af this destroyer. Tiny seem t be traveling
wotwanl. They aluck tender corn, and the
blades of wheat and rye, preferring the latter.
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I'ATAL ArciUKNT ON I jAI'KKL Kcn.
Mr. Alexandtr Carr, aged about fifty yanr, was
initantly killed by a falling tree on laurel run,
la Huston tswnship, on Wednesday of left week,
the lrlth ni. Mr. Carr and a orcw of men, em
ployed on tha Corporation drive, under the super
Indenoe of Wm. B. Robinson, were breaking a
Jm nf log just below Parker's dam, on the
above named stream, and when the jam began to
move, or "haul," (to use a logoiao't word,) a
dead treo was crowded out of root by the logs
aid fell, ttrlklng Carr on the bead, splitting bis
hull and mingling bis body fearfully. Aa arm
ead one of hla legs wire broken. The men bad
started for a place of safety as the lga started,
and one of them gave warning to the deceased to
get out of the way as quick as possible ; but just
a he looked up the trie struck htm the ratal
blow on the forehead Mr. Carr was said to be a
man of clever disposition, and had worked la the
wooda at logging for many years. Ho was a
native of the Province of New Brunswick, aad
unmarried, His remains were buried In the
graveyard at Pen field oa Thursday, Rev. A . B.
Hooren, of tbt M. R. Church, officiating at the
funera1.
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it, John
the local freight, engine No. WI, John Parrel!
engineer, while on Its way to Curwonsville, last
Thursday evening, between eight and nlaeo'alock,
struck a fellow leaned Jack People, whe was
sluing oa tbc end of a cross tie oa the track,
aad kaockal a distance of twenty I vt or
thirty foot. The accident happened al (be cross
lag this side uf the UovdieilnW bridge. 1 The lo
ecimutive was stopped, and the Injured man car
ried lute the Ksldinr or Cel. Rodger, which
was aoar, and a physlelaa sent fen No bones
were found to be broken, but be was badly bruised
up . No blame can very well bo attached to the
engineer who was going area ad the autre glvlag
the alarsa lo clear tbo trark all the while, and when
be aawthatamaawa oa the track, ht reversed hi
engine, but eoold not check it In lima. Peoples
was sitting with hit head and bauds resting oa
his knees, and was probably asleep. Al all
event be failed ta hear the alarm, and must hava
been surprised when tho edge ef the engine pilot,
a very lew eas, etraoh him au Iba ramp and
knocked him eereral rods la Ike d I root Ion of Ihe
river. He was removed la tho housa af hie
father, Nathaa B. Paeplee," the ridges," In
Lawreaoe township, la Ihe afttrnooa of (he seat
day, and by this lima ao donbt le able lo ha
about. '
A second large invoice of Millinery,
Just opened, at T. A. rieck Co.'.
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Sore eyes, tetter, salt rheum, &o.,
are ewraa ty "r. LiadHy a 13 load Hearokcr,
Sold by aH drugglHt.
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II. A. Krateer inai;ont for KicharJ
sea's Kltnira Boots and Shoes, and Carlisle fine
shoes for ladles.
Now Standard Sincier Hewing Ma
cihnbs for s).10. Rack with caatora, drop leaf
three drawers, half rabinet, wind bobbins without
running machine, and Warranted for Five Years.
Remington Machines, aamo description, $31
each. New Centennial, 15 each. Call before
buying elsewhere, J. E. HASniB,
lelfi-4tl Clearfield. Pa
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II. H. Chanoes. Another ochedulo
went Into eft eel last Monday morning on tbo
Pennsylvania Railroad. Among the change oa
the main line Is tho taking off entirely, oast of
Altoona, the Atlantic Express, and Its place filled
by a train M be known aa the Altoona Aeeommo-
dation, leaving Plttaburgh at I P. M., stopping
at all stations t.ctween Greensburg and Altoona,
rsacbing the latter city at l:?3 P. M. The Phila
delphia Kfptese schedule as chnngod will mako
up for the Alantlc Express east af Altoona, and
arrive at Altoona at B:'l P.M., fifteen minutes
earlier than auel.
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PRIMARY ELECTION.
The Democratic Primary Elcrtien will tccur
this year on the 13th uf September. It will,
therefore, bo In order to announce the names of
candid at oa and after the 4th day of August.
Our fee for announcing candidates will be as fol
lows i
Centre? Hi
Amiably H
Protbonotry It)
Resieter and Recorder 8
County Harvey or -
This will includo the printing of, 12,000 tickets
and the necessary blanks for holding the Primary
Election. No name will bo announced nnlers the
cah accompanies tha order. Ht
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ANOTHER MURDER AT HOUTZ-
DALE I
Last Friday was pay day amoug the miurrs in
the Iloutsdele coal regions, and as a consequence
affair were a little lively among the boys around
there. On Saturday night last, a number of
Swede miners had collected together in a place
of (Ues'lonable character, whvn three fellows,
Qeorge Kvaos, a Weltfcman, and Ueorge Hill, an
Knglishman, and one other man, whose name
we did not learn, came to the house Indicated
and enticed two of the 3wode out to a secluded
place and shot them, killing one, named Uogan
ion, Instantly, shooting him through and through,
with a revolver, while the other Swede
victim was shot ia the body, the ball believing to
have lodged in the region of tbo bearL He waa
living at laleat accounts, but will scarcely re
cover. We failed to get ibe wounded man's name.
After shooting the tiwedns, their anallanta
rifled their pookets, taking from Iloganson, the
murdered man, a pocket-book containing ten
dollar and soma odd cent. 'Squire J. B. Mc
(I rath, of Houtsdalo, acted aa Coroner, empanneled
a jury and held an inquest on Hoganson's body.
Capt. Clark, of OsccoU, and the Constable of
Woodward township, arretted Hills and KVan
and lodged them in the Clearfield jail on Monday
to await trial. The third one implicated Is still
at largo.
The two victim, ai alio aie the prisoners,
are young men, the two latter being scarcely
twenty years of age.
Thi make three murder that hate bet? a cm- i
ailtted at Houtsdale within ait mouths.
THE C. V. S. S. ASSEMBLY. j
The second annual session of the Cumberland !
Valley Sunday Ecbool Assembly, which Is later-1
denominational, will be held July 12-17, on the
Oakrille Camp O round, on the lino of the C. V.
R. R, Tha most eminent talent of the country
has been cngsged for the occasion, which will be
one of rare inlereat, not only to Sunday School
worker, but to all who wish to enjoy a rich Intel
lectual treat under the most pleasant circumstances
and at a mere nominal cost. There will be two
lectures by the famous, pulpit orator, Rev. Tho.
(luerd, D. D-, pastor of the Mt. Verooa Place
M. K. Cburcb, Baltimore; two by Rev. Lyman
Abbott, D, D., editor or the "Christian Union ;"
two by Rev. A. A. Hodge, D. V , L L. D., Pro
fessor In Princeton College; ona by Rev. P.S.
Uensoa,D.D., pastor First Baptist Church, Phila
delphia ; one by Rev. II. M. Herman, Pro
fessor la Dickinson College; D. D. DoLong
D. D, President of Lebanon Valley Col
lege) one by Rev. J. B. Yonng, A. M., and one
by Rev. J. A. Worden, A. M., who will also su
perintend the Department of Normal lostructioa,
with abla Aislstaqts. RcT. George P. Hays,
President of Washington and Jefferson College,
will oonduct several Teachers' Conferences;
Prof. Ueorge Macloskio, of Vrtnocton College,
will form a class in Microscopy and Botany ;
there will be special Instruction In Primary Teach
ing, Superinteodents'Conferences,otc. Excursion
tickets will be issued on the leading railroad lines.
''The Normal fluide," containing all the lessons
of the Normal Coursa, a valuable book, will bt
sent postpaid to any address oa receipt of ten
cents. For the "Guide," or any particular con
cerning tbo Assembly, address, Rev. W. Masllo
Frysiogor Corresponding Ssoreiary, llarrltburg,
Pennsylvania.
THE MURDER OF MAR KS, THE
PEDDLER.
(a last week's Issue of tho Indiana Pa.) Demo.
oral we find the particulars of a murder commit
ted some time ago, but which has onty recent ty
been promulgated, and ia which Is Implicated
Christian Bweltier, a former resident of Clearfield
borough. Tho ease was up before tbo Uraad
Jury at Indiana last week, but was continued un
til September Term, by which time It is expected
that more reliable evidence can be obtained.
Tbo fratocmf refer to the affair aa follows :
" Four youag men are at present Incarcerated In
the Indian county Jail on Ibe Serious charge of
murder. Over one year ago a peddler named
Markf, who usually traveled through tha aorth
ern and eastern portions of Indiana county, was
missiug. Afterward on the reported confession
of one of the parties, residing in the neighbor
hood of lb Cherry! ree, were instrumental In
causing bis death, for the purpose of robbery.
Whether the reported killing wa consummated
lo this county -or not is not known -or whether
tbo man wa killed or not la a mystery. No body
has been found, and nothing lo Implicate three
men but the maud It a confession of a drunken
man, Tbo parties arrested are C. Sweltsor, of
Chest Hprlagf, Cambria oounty, a marrlod man ;
Kd. Boriug,a matried man ; Kmraclt Boring and
Charles Boring, the latter three of Montgomery
township, Indiana oounty.
" The 'aleat atory told lo regard to Maika, the
misting peddler of Altoona, ii highly sensational,
aa follows : A man from Indiana county state
that Sweitser, now In the Indiana Jail, La mad
a confession, the result of vhlch Is that throe
brother named Boring hav been arrested and
are now tn jail at Indiana, charged with Iba mur
der of Ihe peddler Marks, Front the confession
it appears that lb three Borings and Bweitier
were la a Held cutting oats, and two of Ibem
want out and seised the peddler, bound and
gagged him, aad, after taking his good, they
left him la tho school houia, and at night the
four aieo weat there and took the peddler out
into the wood, where they shot and killed him,
and tbea procured a lot ot brush-wood, aad after
burled the tones. It Is said that oa af the
prison ere hal agreed to oonduot theofner to ibe
cen of the tragedy.
"Oa very reliable authority we ar informed
that th Investigation Will develop the following
fact : That the peddler, Mark, eras last seea at
Derringer's store, In what is known s I'nlontown,
a few miles from the Cecrrytree. At this hamlet
tha road from Cook pert crease the road running
from Indiana via Pine Flat, and continue oa
to German's milt, on the Susquehanna river, the
Pine Flat road leading In a aorthatdlreioa to
the Cherry tree. Oa Ibe road to tlarman's mill
lived, last Summer, Christ Sweitser, one of the
men under arrest, aad Ihe Berlag brother were
bis near neighbors. Beyond Rwelttar's about one
half mile Ihere lived a man named Connor, with
whom the peddler Mark wa la the habit of
stopplog when la that neighborhood. When
last seen alive Marks left Drrlager's, saying
O at he wa gotag la atop at Mr. Coaoor's, aad
in going te Connor' he would hare t pas th
house of Sweitser, the Boring brothers living
soma distance from (he road. Whatever became
of Mark Is aot known, bul he nrr reached
Connor's, and, although diligent search bat been
made by his relatives and friends, has never since
been heard from. Th confessions spoken of ate
an reliable, but will probably lead to some
further development. It It alio asserted that a
portion ef ihe goad la the peddler' pack some
tbie er font bolts of rlbhow have been found
hidden under the carpet al Bwal tier's boas at
Cheat Hiring.
" W do net give all thee rumer at feels, hat
they are the most reliable that san be obtained.
There ar numerous other rum on connected with
this matter thai eanaot he traced to a tellable
seorce. If proper search ware mad, according
ta lb belief of many residing near th scene, a
tetrPd trarfedy wnaid b revealed." I
Sua Umbrellas, rarasolt and Fans,
Just received, at T. A. Flock A Oe.'i.
Call and see T. A. Fleck St Co.'s
new Lawn aad Bantings.
Scrofula of thirty years standing
has been cured by "Dr. Lindsay's Blood Search
er." Sold by all druggists.
Carpets, oil clotliB, window shades
and lace curtains. A large assortment always lo
be had at fair prioes at 11. A. K raiser a.
Buy tbeJV.R? Tip shoes for our
children, at H. A. Kratser's, Clearfield. The
beat thing out Call and see them.
Ladies call and look through our
Millinery Department before buying elsewhere.
Our price are low. Respectfully,
T. A. Ki.k'1 A Co.
Boo a woman on uorttcbaek in another
column, riding near H peer's Vineyards, with a
bunch of U rapes from which 6 peer's Port Orape
Wine is made, that Is so highly esteemed by the
medical profession for th use of Invalids, weakly,
persons and th aged. Sold by E. W. Graham,
Druggist, Clearfield, Pa. Jly-ll '7 tf.
T. A. Fleck, oi tho firm of T. A.
Fleck A Co., ha jnst returned from New York
and Philadelphia, after purchasing a large stock
of Summer goods, embracing the latest styles In
Lawns, Buntings, Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, Fans,
and a large r.ew lot illllinery. Among the
latter, are some choiito new style. We Invite
our lady patrons to call aad sac for themselves.
No trouble lo show goads. Respectfully,
T. A. Flbck A Co.
Farmers, Look IIiiie ! Lytlo will
give you highest market prices for Wheat, Oats,
Corn, Buckwheat, Butter, Eggs, Onions, Apples,
dried fruits, and all kinds of produoe. He has
the largest and beet selected stoch of groceries,
teaa, oofloe, molasses, spioes, oil salt, sugar,
queenaware, tubs, buckets, baskets, chums, Ac,
la Clearfield county. He buytbit goods la large
quantities from manufacturers and first handt
for cash, and takes Ibe advantage of all
discounts, and so he Is enabled to sell at lowest
prices. He gives cash prices for produce, and sell
hi goods at th loweet price ia th county.
opt.J.'7l.tf
The Best. Tho wonderful returns
made by the Equitable Life Assurance tiootely
are illustrated by the many letters expressive of
satisfaction, written by the policy-holders to tha
company. The following is a fair example:
Yubk, Maine, March 3d, IS80.
J. F. Clark, Esq., Agent, Portland.
Jmr s,r ; i nut wnn pleasure ine rcsuii oi
oiv insurance bv the EiuitaMe Asuranae Society
under tny Tontine policy, No. eV.Vltf. I bavelimid
$.l,07i ui.and lor thi you bave carried an insur
ance of li.COO on tue for eleven years, and you
now offer me cash $:i,44.30, or Jii'.Ji mora
than I have paid you. Scoffer at life inuracee
should note these results and insure in th
Equitable. Yours truly.
itsanr moi ltob.
With such diridends It is not surprising that
the Equitable dues so large a business. All it
policies become Incontestable after three yean,
and no company in the country has so wide a
reputation for lb prompt and lull payment of
death claims.
R. M. MoEnally, District Agent, Ctrarlield, Pa.
Oflioe In Soaw's Row.
R. A. Caucbki.l, Agent, Osceola.
D. H. Moons, Agent, Curweniville.
J. IUkilto, Agent, Luthersburg.
June lfi-U
FROM THE VETERAN EDITOR
OF THE FREDON IA CENSOR.
Dr. M. M. FfiEii, Fredonia, N. Y ,
Dear Sir : I have been ui ng your Blcod and
Liver Remedy and Nerve Tome during the past
few weeks, and desire to say that I like it. I find
it anmirablv adapted to ibe purposes for which
you recommend it. It is aa excellent remedy for
the biliousness usuilly incident to the change
from Winter to Spring, sufficiently phyiicingand
yet not debilitating as tho mercurial remedies
are, but strengthening, intteid.
Truly yours, w. McnuftTar.
juno-23-2t.
Dr. Fcnner's Blood and Liter Remedy and
Nerve Tonls may well be called "The conquer
ing hero" of the times. It Is the medical triumph
of the age. Whoever baa "the blues" should take
it. for it regulates and restore the disordered
system that give rise to them. It always cures
Biliousness and Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dye-
pepaia, Constipation, Headaches, Fever aad
Ague, Spleea Enlargements, Scrofula, Hrysipelat,
Pimples, Blotches and all skta Eruptions and
Blood Disorder; Swelled Limbs and Dropsy j
Sleeplessness, Impaired Nerves and Nervou De
bility i Restores flesh and strength when the sys
tem Is running dowa or going into decline; euros
Female Weakness and Chronic Rheumatism, and
relisves Chronic Bronchitis, and all Lung and
Throat difficulties. It does these thing by strik
ing at the root of disease and removing Us castes.
Dr. Fanner's Improved Cough Honey will re
lieve any cough In one hour. Try a sample bottle
at ten cents.
Dr. Fe liner's Oeldea Relief cure any pain, as
Teoth-ache, Neuralgia, Co lie or Headache la Ave
to thirty minutes, and readllj relieves Rheuma
tism, Kidney Complaint, Dlarhwa, etc.
Dr. Fenner' St. Vitus Dance Specific. One
bottle always cure.
For sale by Hartswlck A Irvln, Druggists,
Clearfield, Pa. Bug 17-tf.
LETTERS FROM KNOX. TOWN
SHIP.
New Millport, Pa., June Utk. lfleO,
Kd. RartiLK AU : A surprise party entered
the house of Mr. and Mrs. George Rrhard, In
New Millport, oa Thursday, June 10th, lH, to
celebrate their fiftieth wedding day. The party
consisted at follows : Two sons and their wive,
four sons-in-law and their wives, fourteen grand
children, and four great-grand children. The
party met ta Ibe rear of the dwelling at te o clock
. M., and entering the bouae, found lb old
Squire reading the news, and his lady busy at
her household work. For a short time all was
wild excitement and eonfusien i hut after due
explanatiooa and friendly greetings, the excite
ment subaided and the old gentleman and hit
lady oonoluded that the party might take pones
sion of the house, and do the work loo, which
they did tn good etyle. A table wa furnished 1
witn all the dainties that heart ouuld wish, or ap
petite desire. Thus "the wedding was furnished j
with guests, aad yet there wa nx.m," which wo
to some extent filled by the pastor and his lady, i
The New Millport Ulee Club, furnished excellent i
music. About 4 o'olook P. M. the crowd dis
persed, all no doubt highly pleased with (he
golden wedding entertainment and performance, i
Another com upon, dent gives the following:
Mn. KniTon We have bad a golden weddinc.
Wedding of tbl kind are very rare, but your
correspondent bad tbe pleasure of being present,
a lhuraday, June l oth, at the gulden weddinc
of Mr. George Rrhard and lady, of New Millport.
Thia air,ed couple were surprised early oa ibat
morniog by the arrival of children, grand chil
dren ana great-grand ontldreu, who bad secretly
made arrangements to appear at the bouse all at
the same time i anil a ihout of merriment went
out, when Grandmother expressed her regret that
she bad "only one loal ot bread, and nothing
prepared;" but tbe children, who were grateful
enough to nay this respect to their aged parents,
had been thoughtful enough I prepare and bring
with to em a dinner tbat did erruii to the aflalr.
After Ibe feast ef good things, tbe New Millport
Glee Club treated the patty to some music, and
Rev. P. B, Sheik made a neat little speech to
suit lb ooeaslon. Mr. Brhard ia 16 years of age,
and his lady I about 711. According to the
course of uature they are hearing tbe (bore, and
we bop there may be not one ripple on the sea
of tiiui, but tbat they may in the future, as In
tbe past, bave a pleacant voyage to "the other
shore, ' and mere have a reunion mat wit! never
end. fl.
June 14, IPSA.
LETTER FROM PHILADELPHIA.
tub rr.aanTi.vAau stati rAia.
Pnil.AhBi.rHie, June 18tb, IHHf.
The State Fair to be held at tbe Permanent Kg.
bibition Building next September, promise to
surpass anything of Iba kind ever held tn this
country, uempeituon has ueea opeaea te the
World, end no charge for enrry lees will be made,
except for tbe Grand and Herd prise.
Ihe urand prise are lour ta number, first :
A premium or $2)0 for the best four thorough
bred horses, embracing a itallion and three ef bi
get. Second ! A premium of I'ioo for same Hum
an d obaraoter uf Sne-bred borsea. Third i A
premium of t'9 for same number aod character
or carriage, eoaoa ar ngni uraagnt series.
Fourth i A premium of IliO for same aumber
and character of heavy draught horses.
Kor the beet tborough-ered at el lion, over Ira
yeara old, a premium of flbQ will be given; for
second beet la, and for third best M). Slml
tar prises will be given for hoe-bred stall toeej
the remaining prise In these two olaste aggre
gate sixty la number.
for abort Boras, nest nerd, embracing a hull
aad fonr cows, or heifers, over one year old.
first prise !. Second prttetiot Best bull
same class, ever three year old SIDO. Second
prise lit), Similar prite will be given herds and
singles of Devoo, Hulskins, Ayrshire, Jersey,
and uuerneeys.
For swine, the best Chester count boar will
get 040. Berkshire, Folaad ehiae, and York
shire th same. Ileal Kiaei, oilolk and Jersey
Ked.Mu each-
Altogether fear huadred aad thirty. eight liberal
premiums will he given for burses, cattle aod
swine It 18 of which ar for the various
breed and coLditlea ef pig i 9139 for hone,
aree, colts aad jacks j and 9 1 "1 for settle.
To the society, er organised club, contributing
tbo beet collect ioa of lb grains, seeds, grasses,
and fruit of Ihe county la which tt is located,
fSUfi will be given, aod f 100 for second best col
lection. The Fair will be held la the building know aa
the Main KthlMtioa building of tbe Centen
nial, la whlrh lfliu eih tbl ts foreign aad Asaerl-
can are yet remaining Irom the Centennial.
rrf te time to lime I shall keen tbe readers of
toe siBrtBLirAB taiurmeu ar ia names ei ia
proposed exhibitor from Clearfield county.
LETTER FROM MORRIS TOWN
SHIP. Ttlbrtowst, June 14th, 1H8I.
Mb. Eoitob i 1 have juit noticed a letter from
Kylertowo, describing the location and the many
advantage of that place). Since the alabliah
meot of oar High Softool, literary follow from all
part of the county have beea swarming in by
droves and establishing newepapere and writing
up unknown bistoiy as If by inspiration. Some
of these young men are very ordinary looking
fellows, aod should bare their hair cut short lo
make them look wise.
But I don't quite understand about that Patter
daisy farm ( nor do I know of any farm answer
ing tbat desrrip'A-n oa Ik southeat if awi, the
Potter farm being oa the northeast. Tbat "Ob
server" who has penetrated so far in American
biatory differs widely from the opinion of tbe old
settlers and It cannot fall to be irritating to a
maa to fiud that tbe views of things be Ukus,
and which be Is satisfied are the only correct
ones, are very different from those of other peo
ple. Hi neighbors are clearly and unmistakably
wrungin his opinion. They io not see straight
and their Intellects ar muddled, while his eyes
are open to discern truth and bi mind Is without
con fusion. Tbe correspondent of the Rrpubli
l'ai la one of Ibe men who has got at the right
and wrong of things. He it convinced that tf be
only had tbe chance of expounding bit views, be
would speedily bruab away tb cobwebs from
men' brains and do tbem the inestimable service
of It-aching them te think as he does. So feeling,
he has no doubt tbat his mission Is that of a
public writer. While they are ignorant ef the
true meaning and real importance of American
hitturv. be oomnrehends it entirely i and if he
could ouly acquire tbe knack uf letter writing, be
could enlighten the darkaeta surrounding thui r
minds. Dut then you must remember, young
man, tbat tbe world is older than you are by
st vera) year ; that for thousands of juar it has
beea so full ot smarter and bettor young men
tbau yourself that their feet stuck out of the
dormer windows; and when they dial the old
globe went whirling on, and aot one man in ten
millions went to the funeral, er even beard ol
their death. Be as amart aa you can, of course.
Know a much as yon can, without blowing the
packing out of your cylinder bead shed the
light ol your wisdom abroad In the world ; but
don't datsla people with it and imagine that a
thing is so, simply because you say it ii. Don't
b eorry for ether people, because they know ro
much leu than you do. .Ibe world has great
need for young men but no greater need than
th young men have of it. 1 Tour clothes fit you
belter than your father's fit him : they oost more
money i they are out more stylish; the cut of
your bair ts better, and yon are prsuter than
"I'a I" Young men are useful, and they are orna
mental, aad we could not engineer a picnic sue
ceaafully without them. But they ar no novel
tie. Ob, no, nothing of the kind. Tbey bave
been here before. Don't be so modest as to shut
yourself clear out ; but don't be so fresh tbat you
will bave to be put away to keep from spoiling.
Don't be afraid your merit will not be dlcovered.
People all over tbc world are bunting for you.
A diamond isn't so easily found as a quarts peb
ble ; but people search for it mure Intently.
Tbat "Observer" did uot mention our grand
Literary Society, which meets every Friday ev
ening. The members make speeches, and debate ,
and have a glorious time in general. I cltlm
that we have the beet dubeters iu Pennsylvania.
Tbie don t look very likely, but if you don't be
lieve it just touch them up a little on Christopher
Columbus, and Webster or Colfax would be no
where in the debate
We bare also one of th beat newspapers in tbe
world. Il is neutral in politic and gives the
local newt. Our editors keep themselves well
poeled on Centre county elmanao, and tbey
write some of the funniest pieces you ever saw.
HrBHILBR.
Specials.
Mil hikf.s, Etc. All persons wanting a first-
class Sewing Machine should buy the New Im
proved Light-llunning need, lor sale by jubn B.
Been, Clearfield, I'a., ur Miles R. Beers, dealer
Machines and Organs, Reynoldsville, fa.
may IWth-jui
Bi aunt Fun Sals. K. Newton Shaw keeps a
full supply of Fredonia Buggies and Platform
Wagoue for sale. To be seen at the bbaw House
yard. Call on ur address him at Clearfield Penn
sylvania, may la-it.
WAsTtn. 00,000 14-feet shaved hoops, deliv
ered at the railroad, In car loads of 8,0l0, at all
mint on the Tyrone A Clearfield, 1'. A K., Bald
faerie Valley, and Pennsylvania Railroad, tor
which 1 will pay the highest mar net price.
4. r . AKAMKK,
Oct!, 1 878 tf. Clearfield, Pa.
0a Hi'hirkd Pan Cknt. Disco tux on Old
Prii'II. Sewing Machines can now be purchased
at Merrell' tin and variety store, from Hi up
wards. All kinds ol sewing machines repaired
on the shortest notice.
CtoarAeld, Pa., July IS, 1877.
Wamtrd. Delivered at the Rail Road.
10(1,000 ZA-incb shaved shingles,
lou.uoc 34-lneb sawed shingles.
lOO.DdO feet of pine boards.
600,000 14-feet shaved hoops.
,miu ranroau tie.
t0,0uQ feet uf good hemlock boards.
For which I will pay th bigbeet market price,
delivered at Clearfield, or at any point on tbe
Tyrone tiearneld Kailroau.
J. F. Kunik.
Clearfield, Pa-, Oct. 16, 197 3-If.
eJllMt llcCClVWl.
JtiBl Rocoived ty ARNOLD, at
CVRWKNSVILLK:-
Car Load Nova Scotia Tlaslor!
Car Load pure Corn, Ryo nnd Oats
Chop !
Car Load Den. ken Snlt I
Cur Load of Choice Family Flour 1
Car Load Dry Goods, Grocorion, Sic.l
erShtntrBt Bark. R. R. Tics and
Grain will to taken in exchango.
Curwoosvillo, May 1, 1878.
CLEARFIELD MARKETS.
CLMAnrni.D, Pa., Jum ii.
Flour, pr ewu
Uuckwh.at Flour, r.r owl
Coro Ml, par ewt o
Chop, r)-a, p.rewt
Chop, mli.J, p.r twt
H rm, par owl
Wh.at, p.r bu.h.l
Rj., pr bunbol
O.L, p.r buibel
Corn, omri, pr bu.het
lluokwb.at, p.r b.ih.l
riorrr ...d...
Tlnothj iced
1'oLtoe,, par bo.b.1
Apple,, per buibel
Onion,
H.me, per peund......
KbouMer, per pound
Drletl Beer, per pound
Chtckoni, per pair
lluttor, per pound
Kfr,;i, per doien M,
8. It, per leak, lurga ,
Co.) Ull, per R.llon
L.rd, per poun
llrled Apple., per pound
Jri4 Peaches, per pound. H H
Ilonna, per buibel
ISSO.
:i 00
1 80
1 00
1 70
1 40
1 00
I 2i
15
60
40
6 To
.1 76
60
1.0
I 00
HI
a
io
60
16
10
3 01)
16
10
t
II
1 on
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
Pnii.ADBi.rniA, JunoSI. In broad stuff today
Ihe only change waa an Improvement in wheat.
Cotton is quiet and steady at llc for middling
uplands, llark is nominal at tiv per ton for No.
1 Quercitron. Seeds Nothtns doing In any de
ter tprion. Flour and Meal Flour is im rather
better request. Hales of VOD barrel, including
Minnesota eitraa at $4.A0frt 4.3 Pennsylvania
family at 4.altfa6j wtstera do. at $-('!, ft, and
patents at IO.irOu7.60. Also, .1,0UU barrel (leui,
Ulrard, Market Street, Kmi't and Camden on
secret term t, Re Door Is steady at $4.o(j per
barrel.
attain Wheat It la better demand and hie her.
Sales of redat1.14i and amber at $1.20. At
the open board, first call, l,00 buibel June
sold at tl.UlUcl.'Hi ; tl.lHl waa bid for July ;
fl Off for August, aud ll.tU'i for September.
Rye it Inactive. We quote Pennsylvania atrt(d
fiHc. Corn ts firm and la fatr request. Sales of
,evu nusneia, including yellow at ai4fi.&2o;
mixed at 6)(iolo ; e Werner el (lo, and rejected
at fiOfa Me. At tbe open board, first call, 61o
wa bid for June i 0)o tor July ; l(e for August,
and 1 to for September. Oats are quiet and weak.
Sales of 4,200 b-jshels. Including mi led at 87c;
rejected at lie, and white at Iiatiic. Whisky
ta firm. Salee of western at fl.lt.
Cbicaqo, Jons tl. Flour dull aad nominal.
Wheat active aad lower f No. I red Wialer, $ 0.1
No. Cbieego spring, V.'fo fur eaab ; ViivSio
for June; Vie for July; die for August j No. I
do., 84(84 0.f rejeoted, MtorfQe. Corn In fair
demand at lower rate ; iliifdiiftie for cash ;
bid for July f SCe bid for August; rejected, 84c.
Oats heavy ( 17(v371c fur cash, and asked for
July f 12je for August. Rye and barley steady.
Porh trtag and higher, closing easy $11.14 lor
eaab i$ll.22((ll.l!,ior July ; Sjll l.'jlTj ll,.lj for
August. Lard strong and higher; Brt.TIi for
oaebl 9e.s2i;j,n.Tai fir July) t 77i(fl.BU for
August. BulB meats strong and higher shoul
ders, 14.56; short rib, to. ; ahort clear, 7.lf,
Wblaky i demand and a shad higher, at 1.0tf.
McUmKK-Bl'TI.HR On Hun.Lt, June
!0th, lBKIP, hj i. II. Bbaw, Kiq., Mr. Mlrbaal
Melluir. and MiN badle Butler, both f Clear
Bold borough, Pa.
KRINKK-ZI1,UI.V-A Ibe Lutheran par
eonage, l,ulhenbrg, en MundeT, June 201b,
Ikuit I., u j Ir u- i ,1 L,
and Mil, Cbariotta tillloi, bolh of Brad. to
imp, viearneia eounij, re.
DAY-LA I II D. A t Ihe midonoe of lb. btlde'i
parent!, at Woodland, on Thurfda,, June 10th,
into, bj R.T. K- P. roreman, Mr. Houbea A.
He. and Mm 111", daughter or Jamei Laird,
H.q , bolh of Woodland, Cloait.ld aountjr, Pa.
WALKBR-IIALTKR.-At the home of th.
brl.le, near Hellefonte, en Wedneeda,, Jan. l.ih,
1K8II, b. He.. 8. 0. tweJlo, Mr. Howard M.
Walker, or Philadelphia, Pa, and Win t. P.
Halter, ur Centre eo.ntj, Pa.
McOIIKB-CARLIBL.-On Tuc.dar .Tun
ing, June 8th, I8MI, at (be Uell.n.i, pr.et,t.rien
Uhurtb, bj the Rer. W,. J. Holland, Mr. II H.
MeihM,.r Clearfield euauly, , , (Dd Marj U.
Carllele, of Pill. burgh, Pa.
IRWIN-BARD.-Altliireil.lMireoflhebrid.'.
rather, William Hard, .q , oa Wedae.de, June
11th, 1880, b. Her. Jama. Uurna, Mr. Jonph H.
train and Mm Kale lletd, bulb of Carn.n..
fill, bumf b, Pfc
DAVIS SHOWALTKR Al lb. tmldeaM af
tha tru. I father, H. D. Kboueller, h , oa
Tbai'dar, Jane I Jib, I""', b, Her. A. M Cr.lgh
lon, Mr. Uornellal N. Uaria or Pbllip.barg, Cen
tra rouatr, and Mm Kmtae T. Khow.ll.r, of lie
.atur tean.hlp. ClearBrld eonntr, Pa.
FRYDKRQER. At Phtlipaburg, Centre ooun
ty, on Wednesday evening, June Inth, 18 0,
Alton, Infant bob ef Mr. aad Mr. Charles T,
Fryberger.
griD gMMrtUuratuts.
f OOO llimil EM. George Wearer a Co
J, want tit tbouaand buabeli of OATS, Bow,
and will pay oaib ur pruduo.
Cleartieli, I'a., Aug. II, 187 lf.
N'OTK H TO BTIH'KIIOLUICRHI No
tice ia hereby given to the ilockboldera or
tba Lower Bridge Company that a meeting will
be held at tba law olHoe of Meaira. Wallace A
Kraba, in Clearfield borough, on
Saturday, Ji'lt 3u, 1HS0,
At 10 o'olook A. M. All tho holdera of anld
took are rrueM.d to be pre.ent, aa buiinoa, or
imparlance will be tramaotod.
JAMKS IB. WW, Pre.ld.nl.
Wa. M I-baw, Seeret.ry.
Clearfield, Pa., Juno 1:1, 1SM0-3I.
SpriiiglSiiiiiiiicr Millinery!
To Mr Ct'HTOllBBB AXI TUB Pt Ht.H' AV LlRUB
About Saturday, April 24tb, I will retui n from
Philadelphia with a lull line or MILLINKRV
GOODS of all kinds. Willi new facilities for do
ing business, I will simply say that I can now
give my customer tbe benellt of ay advantage
in buying, stylet and pricea throughout tho entire
Beaton. Mrs. T. K. WATSON.
Clearfield, Pa., April 21, lbfu .Jin.
AMHTOIt'M NOTICKIn tbe Orphans'
Court of Clearfield county. In the matter
ol the estate uf Isaac Thompson, late of Ciearhvld
borough, deceased.
Tbe uadersigned Auditor, appointed to distrib
ute tbe balanoe of money in the hands of Aaron
C. Tata, Administrator of said estate, among the
parties entitled thereto, gives notice that he will
attend to the duties of his appointment, at hi
offliTf, In Clearfield, on FRIDAY, the VTH DAY
of JULY, A. D. 1690, at 3 o'tloch P. M., when
and where all persons Interested may attend.
S. T. DKOCKBANK, Auditor.
ClearflelJ, Pa., June 13, lss0-.1t.
JpltOPOMAI.M FOR HlULIHNt..
To Carpenters and liuilders !
Th Lawrence Township School Hoard will re
ceive proposals until SATURDAY, Ihe 10 Til
DAY OF J I LV seat, for the erection of a frame
School building, to be located at or near " Hills
dale," la said township. Proposal will be re
jected alter i o'clock A. M., July 10, 18S0.
For full particulars, apply to or address
J. L. CON KLIN,
Sec'y of th Hoard, Clearfield, Pa.
N. B. The Hoard will reserve the right to
reject any or all bids. JeHiJ -3L
rpo FAIIMEIIK 1 Tba Fourteenth Annual
J. Kihibition of thaCLKAKFlKLD COI NTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will be held
AtClcarfiuld.St'i.t. 15, 1U A 17, 1880,
LIBKRAL PREMIUMS will b offered and
made public in due lime, for which every Farmer
in the county Is Invited to compete. For Informa
tion address LLANO KK DENNING, Pres t.
Or AL. M. ROW, Secretary,
Clearfield, Penn'a.
Kxteutiv Committee Philip Dolts (Co. Treas
urer), llecoaria twp.; Ullsha M. Devi, penn twp.;
Joba Smith, Bloom twp., Levi H. Dressier, Union
twp.; Wilsoo P. Tate, Lawrence twp.
June lfi, lHh0-td.
KKPflHTof the condition ol the COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK of Clearfield, at Clear
Held, In the Stat of Pennsylvania, at tba close
of bu sin can, June I, 18 HO :
BKHOI'RrK.
Loans and discounts
Overdraft
t2
U. 8, Bond lo secure circulation
Judgments
Other stocks, bond, and mortgages...
Due from approved reserve agents..,..
Due from other National Banks -
Due from State Hanks and bankers...
Real estate, furniture, and fiitures....
Current expenses and taxes paid
Checks and other ce-h item
Hills of other banks
Fractional paper currency, including
nickuld, and pennies
Hpecie
Legal-tender notes
Redemption fund wiih U. H. Treas
urer, a percent, of circulation -
i.OIIII
,(IH4
1 ,11 Si
i.dug
',1184
,011
1,401
l,IHI3
t,W2
7J
It i
1,4211 I
1,143 I
Total
..I4lj,07e IV
LIAB1I.ITIR..
Capital .look paid la ,100,000 00
Surplui fund . 0,0(10 00
llndlridod profit. . f,HI9 II
National Hunk nntel out.tnnding on,6U0 00
Individual depoiita lubjoot to chock... 221,1:10 84
Demand ouHincatee or depoait . 87,026 28
Caabier'e ohorki onl.tanding 370 70
Total..
1442,07 8 tf
State of ,Mtnvrnnto), Ctearfitlti County, US t
I, W. M. Hli AW. Cashier or tha above aatnej
Back, do solemnly swear tbat the above statement
ia true to the best of tny knuwlo'lgs and beluf ,
W. M. HIIAW.
Cashier.
Subscribed ami iworn tw before me this 21st Jay
of fun, IflStl. WM. RADKflAUOH, N. 1'.
Correct Attest : J. T. LKUNAKD,
0. L. RKK.D,
WM. PORTKR,
June 2.1, I8b0. Directors.
REPORT of the condition of tho FIRST
NATIONAL DANK of Clearfield, at Clear
Held, la the State of Pennsylvania, at tha close
business, Juno II, 1681 :
KBIOURCRS.
Loans and discounts , H$l 119,11. 01
Overdraft 2,7,tl 60
U. fl. Donde to secure circulation 100,000 00
Other stocks, boads, and mortgages.. U,00 0C
Due from approved reserve agents..... 82,7(4 eft
Due from Htate Banks and bankers... A.Jing hd
Real eetate, furniture, and fixtures. .. 1,2ft ft t)0
Current eipenes end taxes paid 6R1 AS
Bills of otuer Ranks 1,24 00
Fractional paper currency, including
nickels, and pennies 101 97
8pie M . J,0i51
Legal-tender notes 1,.H85 00
Redemption fund with V. 8. Treas
urer, 6 per cent. of circulation 4,600 00
Due from V. 8. Treasurer, other than
t per cent, redemption fund ttlH) 00
Total f.tfiW.TQH 97
lUIILiriKK.
Capital stnokpaitl In $100, 0n0 L0
Surplus fund a, 21,000 00
Undivided profits O.iOl 29
National Hank notes outstanding. 90,000 00
Individual deposits subject to cheek... 7MUH i
Drmand eerlifioates of dfpuxtt 24,040 00
Time certificates of deposit 40,ff80 00
CertiQed ehecks...; ISO 74
Due to other National Danas 4,27 96
Duo to bUle Ranks aad bankers 4,061 116
Total $SftH,7iirt 97
Stat of Va.ityfiWa, County of Clearfield, SH:
I, WILLIAM H. DILL, Cabler of the above
B anted bank, do solemnly swear that tha above
statement is true to the Vest of my knowledge
and belief. WM. II. DILL, Cabier.
Subscribed and fwora to before ma this IVih
dnyof.luof, 1HM. WM. KAltKHAl'Htl, N. 1'.
ConnRrr Attest: J"NA. HOYNTON,
ROU T MITCIIKLU
R. MOSSOi',
Juno 23, InSO. Direotoro.
VI lllKtltM llt lMlKTuf ilia a-eountof
J. C. Whitehill, Treaiarer of tha I'OOR
t l XI) of the borough of Clearfield, I'euusylva
nia, for the year coding April 10, INSO :
DR.
Te balance from last settlement 7S Jfl
To Italanco of ditplirata of 177 2'1A 09
Toaaountof duplicate or 1879 7V6 09
Te amount to balanoe VT 64
Total 1 1.190 68
Ry amount paid as folluwx, to nit :
Tho. Rubins, hoarding W. Oliver t?7! 00
Jr)m Livingston, boarding K. Clayton- A9 00
Wm. Reams, boarding of R.Montague. 24 4A
Mrs. Hhort, " 34 93
Mrs. Short, sewing 83
James Mfltaughlin, boarding tramps 4 00
Harvey 1'asnuiora, " I 20
J. H. Urabam, rent for Mrs. La moat... 18 00
R. W. (Jrahaui, mde for Oliver 19 16
K W. Urabam, druga for Oliver 1120
H. R Bpackman, drugs for Willleius.. 1 tb
Thomas Docket, coal 4 00
Wes. Dory, oa account of W.Oliver...., I 9
I. M. Steico, beef I 60
Warren Thorn, repairing shoes I 00
II. A. Kralter, merchandise IS 86
Harry Snyder, shaving W. Oliver A 60
L. Uulntburg, clothing R 86
Uulirh, Ni'Corkle A Co., eoffla fur
Wej, Oliver 16 00
(1. B. Ooodlander, printing I 60
Wallace A Krebs, attorney fee 10 00
Dr. T. J. Iloyer. medical attendance... 9118
Dr. J, O. Hartswick, tned'l attendance 10 00
W. V. Wright, making out duplicate.. A 00
Wm. Purler, Joslioa'e costs It 60
C. Howe, Justice'! oosls 2 40
James Kerr, Justice 'e cost t 00
Roes Read, boarding tramps 6 00
Ross Head, Overseer, 1877 26 80
D, W. Moore, Overeewr, 1877 17 80
11. W. Park, Overseor, 1879 ..., 10 00
Charles Mi not, Orerseer, U.9 10 00
II. W. Hmnk, Aaditor I 0"
B. V. W i Icon, IO0,
J. Ifagerty, I 00
John I, Pat ten on, exoneration and
abatamnnt en daplloato of Hit,
and Collector's per cent age Tl 66
Collector Read, otoaeratioas 40 42 ,
balance of duplicate la hands of R.
Read H 100 06
tlalanco due from J. I. Pattersoa aa i
duplieata or l79 122 40
Treasurer's par eaatag oa I78T 7I, at
I pnr cent 21 f.&
James H. Lytic, merchandise 109 21
Total..
...l,llt
Kow April I7lh, Ib"(I, we, tba adereifn.d
Auditora of Cleatlleld boroncb. ha.lna etamined
the forrolan aecooail of lae Dlatrlel Im,,r,r,
anl eomiiere.1 Ibe Trtarh.ra, lod in, earn, cor
reel, aad eerlir, th.t Ih.re le dee the Dlilrlet
Treaaarer a b.laoo. (runt the Per fund a(
IU7.M. JACK HAlll:RTY,
BMITH V. WILRt'N,
Aailllori.
ClearfrlJ, Pi , Jane tl, 1" II.
Wm dwtisrmt'ni.
gUSQl'KHANSA HOUSE,
CURWENSVULE, PENN'A.
fr1hi old and well-oslebliihed Hotel has
been leased by Ibe underogned, and be feels con
fident ol rendering satisfaction to those who may
patronise him. lloid stabling attached.
LKYYIS C. BLOOM, Propretor.
April II, '80-tf.
DEMOLITION OP PARTMCRHIIIP,
The partnership heretofore existing bo.
tween David 11. Wilker and T. II. Walker, in 1 1n
lumbering business, etc., was dissolved by mutual
consent on Ibe 1st day of May, i860. All per
son having claims unsettled ar requested to
preeent them immediately Ui either of the under
slgoed. DAVID H. WKLKKH,
T. II. WKLKKH.
Grahamton, Pa., June II, 1HH0 tt.
AIMINIMTIIATOHH NOTICIU-Notica
il hereby given tbat Letters of Administra
tion on tho tat of FRANCIS M. FULTON,
lata of Burnsid town hip, Clearfield county, Pa.,
deceased, having beea duly granted to Ibe under
signed, all persons Indebted to said aetata will
r lease make immediate payment, and those bav
ng claims or demands agaiuat Ihe eanie will pre
sent them properly authenticated for settlement,
without deiav- JOHN KIMb,,
I'atcbinville, I'a., May S, IS&0 fit.
ADMIMN1 ItATtHt'H NOTIC IC.-Ntiee
It hereby given that Let lei ol Adminis
tration oa the tatof ALFRED W. OWKNS,
late of Ferguson township, Cleerllold county, I'a.,
due'd, having been duly granted to the under
signed, ell persuBS Indepted to said eteio will
rilua'c rnnke immediate payment, and those hv
ng claim or demands against the same, nil!
prosent them properly authenticated for settle
ment without delay. JAMES H Illl-K,
Administrator.
Lumber City, Pa , June Id, 1SH0-8L
ADMINISTRATORS NOTIC I'V-Notice
ta hereby given that Letter of Adminis
tration on th estate of JOHN A. THOMPSON
late or Brady townibip, Clearfield county,
Pa., deoeased. bavin been duly jrrented lo tbe
undersigned, all pereons Indebted to said eetate
will please make immediate payment, and those
Having Claim or uemanua against iue aanie win
present them properly authenticated for eeHle
ment without delay.
SARAH ANN THOMPSON,
MILTON H. THOMPSON,
Administrator,
Luthersburg, I'a , June X, lSeO-fit.
ADMIMHTHATOlt'H NOT ICE. Notic
te hereby given that Letters of Adminis
tration eu the estate of ISABELLA LI DOLE, late
of Jordan township, Clearfield county, Pa.,'deo'd,
having been duly granted lo tbe undersigned, all
pursuits Indebted to said estate will plaaae make
immediate payment, and those having claim or
demands aitaintt the tame, will pretent tbem
properly authenticated for settlement without
delay. JAMES HUNTER,
Administrator.
Ansonvllle, Ra., April 3H, l88u-fit.
IlXEt'l'TOR'fJ NOTIC'R.-Notlce It here
J by given that Letter Testamentary on tbe
etat of JOHN POTTER, late of Brady town
ship, Clearfield county, Pa., dvueascd, haviog
been duly granted to the undersigned, all per
sons indebted to said estate will pleime make im
mediate payment, and thoae having claims or de
mands against the snme will present them prop
erly atitbenti'Wtcd for settlement without delay,
UEUlKiKC. KIRK.
Executor.
LuthersUrg, Pa-, June 1J, ISSO fit.
JjH)K BALE.
Th undersigned will tell at private tale all
that tract or parcel of land tttuate lo Decatur
townihip, Clearfield county, Pa., within a short
diateoce of tbe Tyrone A Clearfield R. K., and
adjoining lands of Robert Hudson and otoers,
and known as the Jacob ii. Gearhart lot, Ibe
j said tract containing AO acres more or less, with
two veins of valuable coal thereon, has about 80
aores cleared, and is th key to a large bdy of
ooal anout being developed. Vt ill be sold low and
I upon easy terute. For particulars, apply to
j DAVID L. KRKBS.
Clearfield, I'a., July 13, l7ft.
TO FARMERS !
I wish le Inform the Fanner uf Clearfield
county, Hi at I am the manufacturer of Wbieler's
patent Railway Chain
MOHSKrOWKli,
With Thre.hvra and Cleanera of ona or lao.
bone power. For further particular, adJre,, tbe
underligned at llloounbnrg, Culumbia county, or
call upon F. M. CAHDON 4 11110., Ag.nti, in
Clearfield Pa. J. M. Ill LM11 1 7. K It. .
June 2d, ISSO ,1m.
FARM FOR SALE !
The undersigned will tell at private sale, his
farm, located tn feno townsmp.ijlearDeia county
Pa., containing
BIXTT AOnBS,
half of which is In a good state of cultivation,
with a frame dwelling, log barn.'a thrifty orchard
and ao excellent spring of never failing water,
together with the necessary outbuildings. The
portion not cleared is heavily timbered, and all
is underlaid with coal and iron. It will be sold
low and on aaay terms. For further Information
call on the premises, or addrrM tbe subscriber at
(Irainpian Hill P. O. OWKN J. KKKN AN,
Urampian Hills, June 2d, I MO -3 m,
JlOR TINWARE, HARDWARE,
and
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
and
NKF1D LKS, ATTACHMENTS AND PARTS,
a nil all kinds of
SEW'IXO MACHINES,
UO TO
O. II. MKIiHF.I.l., - Airent,
CLEARFIELD, TA. June 7, 'HO. If.
attentTon TarmTrs !
IUAVG returned lo mr alj Im.lneaa, aLj will
be f.'uml et the PlaniBK Mill oRice, nn fine
treet, CLEAHFIKLD, I'A., where I will nil all
klnJi of
AGEICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
AND TIIK CELEBRATED
'WOOD MO-WXU & BEATER,
A lame flock or which I bar. alw.ra on hand.
Al.o, HAV RAKES and all other maobinea uee.l
tir tne lHruiar, aa well al Batatiala lor repaira.
I will eiebant;. tbe abor. artiel.i for
CASH. UO0D DEEP CATTLE, er 6HKBP,
Al I contemplate botclierln, and would la
plcaaed to hare tbe tra le ef the fannloK piihlic,
ELAM W. BROWN,
ClearH.ld, I'a., Juaa , iano.tr.
lr.llullH, Court Knlc
-0F-
1 ) V virtue of an order of tbe Orphans' Court
J I of Clearfield county, the under-lgnH Riecu
tru of the estate of UKNJAM1N LANSUKltHY.
htr ol Itradford township, Clearfield eeunty, Pa ,
deceased, will sell at pumic aale, at tha house oa
eupied by the family of the said BeoiamiB Lane-
beiry, In Rradlord township, la said county,
situate on part of ihe p rem lees, on
Friday, July 2d, 1880,
Al 8 0 l.tK K P, M.,
All of the intereit of said estate tn the following
described real estate, vis :
XTo. 1. Alt that certain Iraot of land
situate la Rradferd township, Clearfield county.
Pa., bouaded and described as follows : Begm
nlng at a yellow pine grub thence oast 1 16 per
obes to a white oak bunh thenoa South 126 par.
ehes, mora or less, to publie road i thenne along
said public road 90 porches, more or leea. to the
line of said farm, as originally made) thence
west along said original una tu nerchea, mora or
leae, to a post corner j tbenco north V degrees west
68 perchea tl a posti tbenoe north 84 ilereee
eaai ,v percnes to a post i inenne nortn hv per
ches to yellow nine grub, and place of beginning,
containing fr.NTV ACRKH, more or leas,
with a large ,irfl
iwo-Mory rramo iioutw, n
Larg BARN, and other outbuild Pj,
Inen tbereoa erected, about 60 acre
1
cieareo, ana A uuuu HKAHINQ ORrn-
AHD,(eaeeplingaatl reerrie owt al the
sasae four acres, upon which the daughter
of ticnjamln Lansberry, deceased, live, and to
be mn out In a squara piece, beginning on the
line oi tne terra.
No. 2. All lltal piece or tract ol land
adjolaing tbo above, tUoato la Bradford town
hip, county and Btate aforeeaid, bonaded aad
described as follows, vli ; Beginning at a black
oak corner i thence north I degrees east '.il perches
along public road to a port, at Intersection of two
public roads thr-nca south Tl dfgreee west 28
perches a long public road lo a poet i tbeaee south
I degree weH 10 perohee aloag ehorcb lot U a
poet, thence eouth 87 degrees east 44 perches to
SI aco of beglnninc.eoateintag MIX ANDONIC-
I A Mr AlHt.a, mora or less, all cleared aad
ander fenae. I
No. 3. All Ihnt tract or pioco ol
land sttual la Bradford township, oounty and !
State sforesald, bounded aad described ae (allows, !
vit : Beginning at a white oak corner on Una of
old farm, thenoa aorth 82 parches to a post j
tbnnee eouth 80 eVgreas oaat IV perebea ta eluna i
thence soalh 79 perches to black oak grub; thenee
west, partly along liaa af old farm, VI perebea,
more or I", to ihe place af bf ineing. contain
87 A( Ni:n AM) llt Pl.Hl HKM, with
about i: acres cleand tbereeu.
-Tmxn.n or M.4Lk:.
Oae third aah, aad tho halanca la two eqnel
an a ua I payments, with Interest after confirmation
of sale, to bo secures) by bond Bad asortgaga, ar
judgment bead.
MARUARKT LANSRRRRY,
Rttc't of Kstata af Beaj. Lao sherry, Jar 'd.
.Tune 9, 10 H
Ufjsrrllnnrouit.
ATTENTION FARMERS !
. WE IIAVE OX HAND AND KOR SALE ONE CAR LOAD OF
CHAMPION REAPERS & MOWERS.
-A CAR LOAD OF THE-
FARMERS' FRIEND
POl'DLK I'OltCE FEED CHAIN nillM,, AND A CAH LOAD OF TFTK
TIGER AND THOMAS HAY RAKES.
Til K BEST SELF AND HAND DUJIT HAKES IN TI1R WOIIM).
We also lmve a lot of lleebncr'rj Level Trend Horse-Power
Thrertlicra and Cleaners for one and two horses. Also Turnbull'a
Ohio Wagons with licvcled Shoulder Spokes, which adds fully one
third additional (strength to the wheel. Also Cortland Platform
Spring Wagons, with two nnd three scats, and Open and Top Bug
gies. Please give us a call before buying elsewhere.
The above Articles will be Eichanged for Sheep, Cattle or Good Horses.
F. M. CARBON nno.
CIcHi'ficlii, To., May lRsfl 2m.
N. E. ARNOLD,
O XT 3R. "W 3E3 IV & ST X Xj. 3L. US.
WILL
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
jr o xx
1,000 CORDS HEMLOCK BARK.
1,000 CORDS OAK BARK.
1,000 CORDS SHINGLE BOLTS.
1,00(1,(1(10 ONE MILLION SAWED SHINGLES. 1,000,000
1,000,000 ONE MILLION SHAVED SHINGLES. 1,000,000
No waiting for turn, but unloaded immiidiiitt'Iy. Highest cash
prico paid at nil times. Liberal advances made on largo lots. Go
see Arnold before contracting your bark.
N. E. ARNOLD,
CURWEIVSVILLE, PA.
Mj U, 1880-lf. '
AN IMPORTANT NOTICE!
I beg leave to announce to tho citizens of Clearfield and surround
ing country that I have opened a first-clasH
establishment for the sale of .
Keady-Mado Clothing,
HATS AND CAPS,
SSHK' FUBHiSHIHG GOOBS,
TRUNKS a VALISES.
BESIDES I PBOPOSE TO CARRY A FULL STOOK IN THE
MERCHAHT TAILORING
I.IN'K. AM- OF WniCII 1 WIU, SKLL AT UNTSUAIXY LOW
PRICES. MY I'LACK OK BUSINKSS IS IN
Room No. 4, Pie's Opera House.
Your palronago is respoctfnlly solicited. Onll in person or nJJreiis
ALBERT T1IAN1IAUSER.
.V. R.OXF. PRICK STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
nc.irfio!(J, Ph., March 17, 1H80.
JAMES L. LEAVY,
MARKET urHlit.T, CI.KAKI'IGI.l), PKNN'A
All kinds or Caakols and Collins kept on hand, and turnishod to nrdor on
short notice, including tho finest us
fnclnrcd. Our
oonpHH riiBBiinviin
Is tho best in use. and will be furnished
in any part of the ooutity. Call at
your orders at Trontmnn's Ftirnitiiro
net 1,79-lv.'
gnv SedmtUrmrtttf.
SjOM.V TO I.OAN.Oe flrst class Ira
JL prnvtvl farm property, by (he Mnlaal Life
rurance Cntaiiao t New S'rlr, on first (nort
fee;a, la satos (Mm l,on(tap. For further la
forniatiua apitly te the unilerslffiie'l.
HrKXTHAL W SMITH.
Clearfleld Pn May 7th, 1179 tf.
I.1AHM UM HlH 9AI.IU-la Ho. Ion
and Plna toBhlps, Clearnela eooaty.
keasetiablr tine riven for part f purrhase ffi
asaaey. Friees to $19.09 per acre.
Mlnera's reservnl. L- D1IU), AReot,
Fenneld, I'a.
ar Wali.aci A Kaaas,
8epL III, 1!TI IL Clearfield. Pa,
WAGONS WAGONS
lirtitilKS-IH'GdlKH.
SPH1NO WAOOXH,
SPlll NO WAGONS.
THE COMLh UAW.VS.
TOP AND OPEN BT7QOIE3.
KEPT o.V .4iY) FOR SALE.
STAGE & REILLY,
CLEARFIEUU, PV
Mae IMa
IMtsttllatuoij.
PAY THE
woll as tho cheapest that can be matm.
when rcauired. Funorsls alUudad
my oftico, on Second street, or leave
Store, adjoining tho Postofflce. ', '
I IO T. T .If 1 11V
ClearfioM, P.
grw .dvrrttsrrarnta. . '
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties.
CarweaerllU, fa. Jaa I, Tl.lf.
AHIO,EKK' NOTICK..To Wheel II
May Concern t The anderelfned, ba.lDg
Imo appointed Ai.iKaeeefor the benefit efaradl.
tora bjjaa. B. Oratiam, of Claarfleld boroaih, all
bereoni, therefare, bavlaKelaliniaKainatblBi will
preMnt then to aa for aetllaoaent, aad Iboaa ta
det ad to tbe laid drabem ar. nqvlred to settle
aad make pa.raeal to
KUWARI) A. BIOLKR,
ASIIIIRY W. LKK,
Cli.rB.IJ, Pa., Dm. 14, 1S7 If.) Aaiifnaaa.
UMltNSIIi:
Normal Institute I
Tblalrhool aillop.aea MONDAY, MAT ID,
ISSO, and aoallSM twelr. WMka,
TUITION :
Jateaile UerpartateaU. M....,H... $1 99
Cia oei hraaehea...... 4 M
Cotnmoa Braaebee aae Theory ef leavehiag t H
IIiRher Breaches ft aa
aire IfalL Irela will tee a UsirusieaieJ tsuale
at raasonahte rates.
Tha Noraal Clasa will aa aaasainae) aiealhly hy
tha Csant ttnpertBteadeaL
pit-Hoot hoardioa aa aa bad at froea tt.M
to i.9 pet week. AeoaM for self beardave eaa
a bad at reason ilk rates, tor farther iafoma
tloa. ealloa ar address
(IKO. W. IHNEH, Priaetpal.
IAS. H. KILL IV. AasUtaath
Bern-lie, Ps , March 17, I'M. u.
) fht sen aonaal ifMlra.
!