SallroatU.
PeiinNylrniilnllullroiul
TYRONE & CLSARflELD BRANCH
Ox, ud after Monday, MAT 14, 11)0, the
Peoeoogor Trelaa will run daily (oxoept Bua
daya) between Tyroae and OlearBeld, aa followa ,
CLEARFIELD HAIL.
LKAV SOUTH,
LEAVE NORTH.
Corwenafllle,,
..I.JO, p.
.4.S0,
Tyrone, ......,
VaBBOOyoO,...,
Summit
PowoltoQ,
Oaoeola,..
Boyntoa, ,.
Bteiner'o,
Phllipebarg,..
Gran am,
Blue Bill,....,.
Wallaoaloa,...
I.OO.l.l
4.14,
4.40,
10.00,
10.13, "
10.17,"
10.21,
14.14, "
Hlrerriew
CleerSeld,
Leooard,. ....
Barrett,......
Woodland,....
Bigler,...
Wallaceton,..
Bluo Doll,
Graham
Pbilipebnrg,
..1.40, '
..I.4II, "
.4.44,
..4.4)1, "
,.40,
,4.IT,
...,
,..1, "
...., "
...4.SII,
..4.40, "
..4.SJ,
..4 04, "
10.14,
14.ST,
10.44,
10.41,
14.40,
Btolner
Boyntoa........
Oaoeola, ........
Powelton,
Summit,....-....
Vanaooyoo,IM,
Tyrone,. .......
Bigler
Woodland,
Barrett,....
11.07."
Leonard
11.11,"
11.14,"
II. 14,
III. 40i.ii
.4.14, "
..4.S4, "
..4.04,
Clearfield......
Rivorviow.....
Curwonerllle,
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
CarweniTllla.
HiverYiew.....
6.34 1.
6.34 "
J.47 "
TjTODO......
...t.14 p. .
..7.44 "
v aneooyoe,..
Summit,
Powelton,
Oaoeola,.
BoyntoB
Bteioer'a......
Clearfield..
Leonard,
liarrett,
Woodlaad
Bigler,
Wallaoeton,...
Bluo Ball,
Oraham
1.06 "
6.17
.418
.8.34
6.53 "
6.47 "
60S
6.08 "
6.16
4.11 "
6.1J "
6.14 "
...4.14
rhihpaburg
Graham
Bluo 1) .11,...,
...4.41 "
.4.47
..8.46 "
Pblllpeburg..
Welhvoetos,
01 "
.4.10
,.4.17 "
,.4.14
,.4.34
nteiner e,
Boyntoa,
Oooeole,
Powelton,....
6.33 "
4..17 "
6(1 "
4.61 "
7.46 "
mgier
Woodl.nd,..,
Barrett. .......
Leonard, ,
Clearfield....,
Summit
V.nrooyoe,...
..4.38
7.13
Rirerview,...
.4.44
Tjrono,
1.44
Carwenevulo
10.44
PIIILIPSBURQA M08HANNON BRANCHES
LBATB IOTJTB.
P. M. A. H. A. If.
1:00
3:14 7:00
1:14 7:03
3:34 7:04
3:30 14:34 7:18
1:44 14:36 7:11
3:47 10:41 7:34
3:63 10:48 7:46
3:67 10:61 7:66
3:07 10:68 8:01
3:13 11:03 6:U4
tTATIOKI.
Morriadnle,
Philipeburg,
titeiner'e
BoTDtOO,
Oaoeola,
MoefaaonOD,
Sterling,
Iloutidale,
MoCauley,
Kondriek'o,
Ramey.
A, M. P. H. P. M.
13:40
1116 4 30
11:11 4:14
13:14 4:14
4:14 13:04 4:41
8.66 11:63 1:67
8:60 11:46 1:60
8:46 11:40 1:46
1:40 11:36 1:46
8:36 11:36 1:30
8:30 11:16 1:44
BALD EAGLE VALLEY BRANCH.
Ki. Moll. HoiiTKip.
P. M. A. M. P. M. A. If .
7.04 8.10 loAYo Tyrone arrive 4.13 7.66
3.3.1 8.87 Bold Kigle 1.17 7.43
8.01 4.10 Julian 6.38 7.06
8.34 6.43 Mlleiburg 6.16 4.43
4.33 4.61 Bollorooto 6.06 4.33
6.46 10.03 Mlleaburg 4.66 6.33
4.06 10.IU lloword 4.31 6.00
4 43 11.08 orrlr. L. Heron Iooto 1.66 6.36
TYRONE STATION.
B.0TWARI). A.M.
Peeifio Kxpreia 8:14
WI1TWARD. A. H
Plltiburgh Kip'ee, 1.68
Paoilio Exproii, 6:18
JoboitowB Exproii 8:61
p. .
Dor Eiprou 13:64
Moll Train, 3:37
P.M.
1:16
3:36
6:34
7:08
Way Paiioagor,
Chicago Bipreea,
Moil Troio,
AtloBtlo Eiprou, 6:61
Pbila. Eiprou, 4:33 1 Foot LIbo,
Close oonneotiona modo by all trains el Tyrone
OBd Look Ubtob.
8. S. BLAIR,
mylT-tf. Superintendent.
STAGE LINES.
A otaeelearoe Curwenirille dolly for Reynold!
Tlllo, ot 1 o'olook, p.m., arriving at Reynoldrvllle
ot 6 o'clock, p. m. Returning, le.rea Reyoolda-
vine ually, at J o clock, a. to., arming at uur
woBivillo at 13 o'olook, m. Faro, oaoh way, $3.
A ftago leaver Curwooirlllo dallj, at 1 o'olook,
p. m., lor DuUola City, arriving at DoRoia City
at 6 o'clock, p. m. Koturning, loarea DuBoia at
7 o'clock, a. m., daily, arriving at CurwoBivillo at
13 a'olock, m. Faro, oaoh way, $1.69.
Alloghcuj Valley Railroad.
LOW GRADE DIVISION.
ON and aftor Mooday, Aogoat 4tk, 1676,
tho paoaongor tralna will roB daily (oloopt
Suoday) botw.ea Rod Bafik and Driftwood, aa
follow! t
EAHTWARI). Il.y Maillcaoot Plttabwrg
8:66 a.m.; Rod Bank 11:14; Bligo JunotliiB 1 l:S3
Now Bethlehem 11:34 p.m.; Mayarille 13:50 1
Troy 1:13 i Urookyillo 1:35 ; Foller'a 3:06 ; Roy.
aoldivillo 3:33; DuBoia 3:64 Bommlt TobboI
8:14; PoBiold8:43; Woodoillo 4:06; Beneaetu
4:31 1 arrivoa at Driftwood at 6:30.
WEHTWARDD.yMaileaTOa Driftwood
13:30 p. m.) BeBOtetto 1:04; WoodrlllO 1:16;
PeoOeld 1:46; Bommit Toonol 4:14 ; DoBolal:35;
ReynoldaTllle 3:63 ; Follor'l 8:10; Brook 1 1110 8:33;
Troy 8:64; looyarllla 4:14; Now Bothloh.a 4:30 j
BHgo JuactloB 6:13; Rod B.nk 6:14; arriroa at
Pittaborg at 4:00 p. m.
4T- Tbo ReyBoldnillo AooonmodatloB lovoa
ReyBoldavillo daily at 7:66 a. .; Bad arrira at
Hod Bank at 16:60 a. m., Pituborgb at 1:36 p. m.
Loavoo Pitubargh at 3:16 p. m.; Red Baak at
6:66 p. m.j arriving at Reyaoldavillo at 4:06 p. to.
Cloao ooDBoetioai mado with tralax oa P. A I
Railroad at Driftoood, aad with tratoa od tbo
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red B.uk.
DAVID McCAROO.Ooa'l Eap't
A. A. Jacebor, fiop't L. (4. Dlv.
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellefonte, Pa 43 66MiddlotowB .....M..t6 64
Look Uavoa I 74 MarUtU.. 6 56
williamaport- I 60 Laneaator 6 80
HuotiBgdon 1 80 PHILADELPHIA 7 44
Lowlatowa. ......... 164 Altooaa 146
Maryavlllo.. 4 44 Johaatowa.. 184
CowoBavillo 30 Philipaborg 61
Oecoola 65 Tyrooo 1 33
HARRISBURG... 4 76lPlTTBBURO 4 16
Ulucfllanfous.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolts & Saw Logs.
CorwiBivUlo, Jaa. I, '74-tf.
BWW XkXXXjXj
-AT-
PRIVATE SALE I
ANY pirtli in aoed of a flw Mill are honby
in for mod that I will icll than oot M good
- nw. eioni rtsioflki, o
fifty'fovrixcu saw,
llalllog, and all lb. othar (itaroa la good order.
For furtbor iBformatioBf addroaa
JlltiTIW J. PIS,
Oaoooh Willi, Clooriold Co, Po,
March 8, 1886 tf.
CENTRAL
Ntafe Xoriunl Neliool.
(Eighth Normal School District.)
Lock Haven, Clinton Co., fa.
A. JV. HA UB, A. M.t Principal
Thii School ot at protn4 oontUtoted. offri tbo
Tory boot fMilitloi for Profeeiloool and Claaioal
ikraiD)(.
Buildlngi ipaolooi, loTttlrtK aad oomnodloai t
4Mnplou)r hMtod by itoora. well nntilatod. and
faratrhed with a bonaOfal tupply of part wator.
Loaatioa boaltbfal aad tuj of aooow.
florroaadlaff ternary auarpatoad.
Toaobora uporioaoid, offioloaL aad aliro lo
their work.
bifolplino, Ira bat biad, vnlfom aad tboroo(tb.
BipWNI aiooeroTo.
t(ly ooaU a wook dedaettoa to tboot propkwf eg
fitadoau adnittod aar tlao.
Ooami of ttadv praoerilpod bj tho Btatof I.
Modol Hohool. II. Proparatory. III. Elonoa-
U17. a v . Minima.
kNvticr oooaiat
I. AeadoKlo. IL ComnoroUl. Ill, Mult.
IV. Art.
Tbo Blotaoatary aad BeloaUfto mbm m N.
fmioaal, ond todooto gradatiat UMrtla nostra
HUto UiploBaa,oonrrTiBg tb following oorraO'
pwauiBB a-gTTOB 1 vimimn iiii ociiiam, Urad
aotot ta tbo otbor ooarooo Teiro Ntraial Otl
Mt9 of tholr aUalaoioato. oicaod br tho hMiu
Tbo Protaojtoal ooarooo aro liboral, aad an
la tboroogbaoao oot inferior to taooo of oar boot
.fOllrgOO.
Tbo BtaU roqalnt a hlrbor ordor of eititoa.
oblp. Tbo tlaioi doauad it. It to aao f tbo
artmoobjocti of tbU nhool to bolp to Monro It hf
ibthikdidb wjiiiirwT, enq foivitsai Maoatn for
hor oohooli. To this ood It oolieilo yoaag per
on 1 of good obilitiof aad good parpono thooo
who doaira to Improro thoir timo and tbolr tol
onu, at tndenu. To all tnob It proa lot aid la
deroloning their powen aad abaadaat opporta-
nin a-". ww4 paid iwor aiier waviag kiml,
Vqt oatalogM aad toraao addnai tbo Priaolpat,
BOARD Of TUUBTKISi
Tociaouiaaa' ravaraai,
J. n. Barton, M. D- A. 1. Boot, Jaeob Brown
O. M. K w ford, iiniM bbhn. A. K
Cook,
oi, i. v. inppio, KK, at. r. Meuoraioal, Kaq
, W. BukiB, JUUN A. KOBB.
Tin TBctnaa.
Ilea. A, O. Cartla. Boa. H. L. Dtabaeh,
ukb.im mib nom. mm. mgmt . u. 0.
Wbal7,8. Miliar MeConalok, BiT
WILLIAM BIO 1,1 rl,
Pratl'I.Mit Boord af Trattoof,
cfKekil HRRRIli,
Vtoo Pnolaoat
8. MILLAR MoCflRMtnp;, lowotary.
THOMAS YARDLET. Trwanror,
Uok IIim,;Foo.,74.1yl6,
WflffUatuoiK.
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCKD
Prices of Shingles,
SHAVED AND HAWKD.
Curw.n.IM., Ju. 4, 11 It.
E. S. HENDERSON,
UNDERTAKER
UUKNH1UK, rBflfl A.
nnill labserlbtr mo olTfln to tbt eltlmi of
X Uaraiitlo ud vtotottj, on nprovlilml
IpmIoUj. Uonftfter oil kiodi of Otvikiti ond
InM.a oltl k A i. J I J. .A
him rm Ty wu HBtjt aun iuii uiim m
04JOt
FwMrraff 1ttenUi ttnywhert.
I will farnUh Ibo looal m woll u tbt obtopoat
ortiolM deaioMod toftiBtrolc All ordan loft oi
tho otoro of Jooo O. Corrbr will rooolT prompt
ottoatlon. For fortbor portlcaUrt, e.ll o or
oaarvM S. UEriiKHbUN.
Deo. to. We-tf.
GEO, WEAVER & CO.,
SECOND STREET.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
H.ro oposod op, la tho iloro room latoly ooeoplod
by Woayor A Botla.oa Saoond atroot, largo and
" wwiwimti .(ooa oi
Dry - Goods Groceries,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
QUEENSWARR, WOOD A WILLOW WAR8(
HATS AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED. SALT, 4c.
Wblob thty will ditpoN of at roaaonablo ratoa
lor oaab, or ozebaogo lor oouatry aroduoo.
OEOROK WEAVER A CO.
Claar6old, Paw, Ju. . 1874-tf.
REMOVAL !
James L. Lcavy
lUrlor Darehntod tho oatlro itoek of Frod.
Sftokett, berebf givai aotleo that ho bu novod
Into tbo room lately ooeapiod by Head A Hofrorty,
on Second otroet, where ho tl propand to offer to
we pugue
COOK STOVES.
PARLOR STOVES,
of tho lateit Improved pittorni, at low prlou.
HOUSE F0ENISHINQ GOODS,
Gas Fixtures and Tinware.
Roo6ng, 8poBtlB(, Plambiof, Oaa Fitting, and
nepairiog rompi a apeolalty. All
work warranted.
AnythiBff la ano llao will ao ordorod aneolal If
doairod. JAS. L. LEAVT,
Proprietor.
FRED. BACKKTT,
AfOBt.
Cleartod, Pa., Jaoaary 1, 1876 tf.
-THAT ALL-
WOOLEN GOODS
HAVE ADVANCED
ENORMOUSLY
IN VALUE,
THS rSXCZS OF 0TO
New Spring Clothing
111 h hi k Low
AS LAST YEAR.
GUINZBURG'S
-ONE PRICE
i
WESTERS II0TEL C0RSER,
CLEARFIELD. PA.
CloarAold, Pa., April 14th, 1444-lai.
HOFFER'S
Cheap Cash Sl?re-
R(M)M N)t, TIIHKE, (IPKHA HOURS,
Clearfield, Pa.,
WHOLKSALI A RKTAIL DSALIR IN
DIIY GOODS,
Oomprletoi Drew Goodi of tho Tory Utoet i lylea.
ooaiieuDg im part of Oathmeroe, HuiehoMor
Vaaoiea, Alpooaet aad all aaaaor of
Fancy Dress Goods,
flaeh at Crotoao, Mohair Laeton, PUlde, Droai
Ulaithami, Droai Ptaetoi of tbo Tory htaat
ityloa, aad ao oheop aa thoy oaa ho aold
ta thlf Market
NOTIONS,
CnalatiBg of Oloroa for Goati, Ladlofl and
mi mm. uoaa or all thadaa, out rrtnioa,
Laooa, Poaoy Droo Battoaa. Ladloa'
Tiao of all .aide aad etyloo, Cafo
aad Collara, Hlbboao of all klada aad
ojBalitloa. Merino Vadarwear, Trlaaaalaa, .to.
BOOTS AND 8H0E8,
GROCERIES.
Queensware, Hardware, Tinware,
Carpet, Oil Cloth,
WALL, PAPER,
LE1THZB, FISH, Etc.,
Which will ka fold wkoknalo or ratall. WiU Uko
Country Produce
la Eirhenfft Air fiooda al Markai Price.
wu. J. HorriR,
( Irarlrld, Pa., Vpt. 14, l"T If.
CLOTHING
IWUrtllantou.
FOR 1.6.Tblrl..o hlroa of
9 Hallaa Beoa which I will Mil ab.ap for
u..u, u, oxon.oe tor wooau ror lurtber IB
formation oall oa or addroH the uodonined.
J.F. KKAMKH,
NoJ,'T tf. Cl.ar4.ld, Pa.
Thomas A. Duckett,
-DBALKB IN-
IIIRRXHY giro aolioa lo tho olllaona of Clear.
Hold and Ilia aurroundliif rlolnliy that 1 am
prepared at all lluioa to furaiah famllioa aad
n.nur.clorioi atabllahBieBta with aaperlor
Coal, Wood & Coke,
Which I ant prcparad lo deliver In a f.w houra1
notice. I am alway. ready lo haul aad doliror
Iroaa and to tko depot, or aoywb.ro alio, aad
mora fanillea and kouaobold gooda onywhera oa
nunooiioo, 1IIUB. A. UUtKKtT,
Oioardold, Pa., Mar. II, 1486-lf.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DBALBR IN
FURNITURE,
?f ATTItF.SSFM,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKIT STREET, NEAR P. O.
Tha BBderalcnad beaa leara to bifonB lha oltl.
aoa of OloarAold, aad tha publio fonorally, that
ha haa OB hand a Ibo aaaortroent of Furniture,
raoh aa W.laat, Chaatnnt and Painted Chamber
Huttoo, Parlor Bultoa, Reollnlng and BltonaloB
Chalra, Ladlea aad OooU' Buy Chalre, tbo Per
foratod OiaiBgaad Parlor Cbaira, Caoa Sootaaad
It motor Uftalrt, Clothoi Bare. ton and Kite.
aloa Laddera, Hal Raoka, Borabbing Braahoa, it
M0ULDIN0 AND PICTURE FRAMES,
aoklag eiaaeeo, Chroraoo, Ao.. wklok woald
vlublo for Iloliday proooata.
oaoioia juun Tltr.in flBArr.
Re-Union of Trade.
TUB UBJereigoed wliblng to Inform tho publle
that ho opeaod a
COMMIMHIOlt STORE
At the old stood In Troutrllte, Cloarflold oouaty,
ra. oa ino ibio laou. wtta a run etook or
DHY GOOD, GROCER I EM, NOTION,,
Iloota, Shoei, Etc.,
Id fiot orerrthini to bo found in a flret-elaei itore.
all of which I ant dotormioed to foil at tho loweit
oah price.
FARNERM AND LUMBERMEN
Wtll Hod It to thrlr adraatanto do tbolr doollot?
with me, u tho hlffheet prioee will bo pi id for
Uraio, Bhinglei, or l'roduoo or any kind. Port
or ooe half owh will bo paid. Trading for
Sbinjrlei or Lanborof any kind a epooialtr. Alio,
agoot for
Singer Sewing Machines.
Hortoff nadt arrangement! with Eaetera aaer-
and wo. at I will bo enabled to eel) cheaner thftn
tboobeopeet. J. W, CARLILK, i
Trootrllle, Fa., Hopt. U, '7 I y. Agent.
NOT AT
STUMP CREEK.
BUT AT
H. LEHMAN & CO.'S Slore,
ROOM NUMBER TWO,
Pic's Opera House.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Where H. Lofamaa A Co. hare opened a Tory largo
lock of tbo latott aad boat atyloa of
DRY GOODS,
Fancy Goods,
MILLINERY GOODS,
AND A FULL ASSORTMENT Of
Ladloa', lassos' & CMlron's
S-X3C-0-3K-S
Of all atjloa , bow ll tbo markot. Coll la poreoa.
or addroaa H. LKIIMAN A CO.
Cl.ar4.ld, Fa., March 17, 18e4-tf.
BFBSln'B
FORT GRAPE WINE
Uaod la tho prlaolpol Obarohoa for Coaimoaloa
parpooea.
Excellont for Za&diei and Weekly
SPEEITS PORT GRAPE WINE 1
FOVR fE.1RH om.
rbla CoUbratod Nallra Wlae If aiada frost tho
Jolce of tho Oporto Ur.no, ralfod la thla
Ooaatf. Ita Iaraluabla
Tonio and Slrongthoning rropertloi
ara naaraaaaol hy an atkar Native Wiaa. Re
in I tao nare jaioa oi too ur.no. proaneeei aodor
Mr. Spear a owa poraoaal eoporrialoa, It. parlt,
and ,aaalB0Booa ara flaraatoad. Tha voaBfoot
obild aiaj partake ,f lu (eaoroae ojaalltiea, and
tho woakoot laralid aa It ta adraataff. It La
perUralarl, hoa4olal to tko a, od aad dobillta
tad, aad nltod U tko rarloaa ailaaata that af
reet tho weaker ao. It la la aor roopaet A
WINS TO BB RKLIKD ON.
SPEER'S
P. J. SnERRY,
Tbo?.J. lUBUKT If a Wlno af Banerior
Ckaraetor, aad partakoe of tko goldea qnalittoa
ot tko (rape fro, wklek It la atado. far Parllj,
Blekaooa, rtorar aad Medlalaal Propartloo, H
wlU ho foaad aaoaoollod.
SPEER'S
Ft J. BRANDY,
Thlf BRANDT tUadjaariraM la thUaoaalrr.
bei lar faparlor far aaodieal parpoaea.
IT H A rCRB dlrtlllallaa froaw tho trap aad
ooatalBJ ralaakla aaodioal proportieo.
It haa a delleata laror, rlallar ta that af the
rrapoa fraat wklok k to dlotilloA, aad la la (roof
rarar aata trei-aiaai faaailioa.
Baa that tha aliraatara af ALFRBD BPBBR,
Paaeai N. 3., ia arar tho aork af oaoh bottle.
SOLD BY S. 7T. OUATTAM
dalr 14, 14T4-1.
ANOTHER
iv
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEAHKIELI), PA.
WKDNEBDAY UOHN1NO, JI NK .10, 180.
" HEIMGA NG,"
or a. j. u. avoknn.
Htimgang f Ho tho (Iftrmai. ponplo
Whiier wbea tbey hor the betl
Tolling from lomo gray old iteople
Deeib'i fktuklUrlftle to tell ;
When the bear tho orgRB dlrgei
Hwelliogout Onta ehapel dome,
Aad tbo ikogere chanting eurgtia,
"IhtMffung I " Ho ! going ho tut.
Hfimgangt Qua tot aad loader oajrlog
la tbo grand old tJeraiaa tooguo
That batL ibapad alelauobtbon'a praying,
Aad the b-iune tbot Luther auog ;
IHrmd io our looing Maker,
That where'er our foot oball roam,
Still wo Journey toward "Uod'a Aoro"
"Ihimyang t " Alwayi gulog homo !
Ilttmgnmg I Wo aro all eo weary.
And the willow, at (boy wave,
Softly eigbing, awoetly, dreary,
Woo ui lo tbo (ran null gravt.
When tbo gulden pitober'i broken,
With ill drege and with iti fuata,
And tbo Under worda aro ipukon,
"Hnmgamy " Wa aro going botua.
THE SALARY GRAB.
Another Chapter In Garfield's Infa
mous History.
TUB INCEPTION OP THE JOB AND HOW IT
WAS WOBKID THROUfln THE BEPVB
LICAN CANDIDATE FOB PRESIDENT
ONE Or ITS UOBT PERSISTENT SI P
PORTERS. Tbo story of tha oulury urub forms
ono of tbe most disreputable chapters
in all tho dmreputuble history of Amer
ican politics. It was a sympathetic,
woll-considercd, previously concocted
steal. It was an audacious attompt to
rob tbe Treasury. Mcmburs ot Con
gress who had done nothing to signal
ice their somcos members who wore
never heard of except as tbo ayo and
noovoto was called ; mombois whose
principal business about tbe city was
mixing up with bad women, iruttincr
systematically drunk and betting boav-
ly on poker, wcro prompt upon their
foot when it was proposed to double
pay themselves for services they bad
never half earned. The commonest
kind ol Jioprcsontulives; tbe seediest
sort of Senators were in the scheme.
Thoro were some Democrats, as we
aro sorry to say, aolivo and earnest in
promoting the success of a programme
that, iu its best aspect, contemplated a
deliberate robbery of tho Treasury.
Our l)emocratio friends, for the most
part, have since repented of thoir sins,
become more or less ashamed of them
selves, as it were, covered their tbctts
back into tho Treasury, done divers
and sundry things to make themselves
roasonably straight with an outraged
and insulted constituency. Not so,
however, with JAS. A. UA lir J KLD,
of Ohio, tho Christian disciple par ex
celltnct, and, by a phenomenal combi
nation of circumstances, Jleptiblican
candidate for I'residt'iit of tho United
States.
Tbe story of this great sbamo is not
easily told. It is not a pleasant thing
to write. Thoro wcro weak kneed and
woak-cohscienced Dentocints in it
men of whom bolter things had been
expected hut this dorsn t oxsuso Mr.
GAKFIELI) at all. lie was on the
winning political side at that time.
lie was a prominent representative of
the great party ot relorm. Ilo was
looked upon as tho embodiment of
high moral ideas, that were born into
being with the gostation of tbo Itopub-
ncan party. 11 was lhoui:bt ot tiAU
FIELD, as a robust representative of
liopubiican principles comma- Irom a
district of Ohio whero Democratic in
iquity never obtained even so much as
a loothold that be would honor the
drafts of the party upon his reputed
statesmanship; that in a great crisis
oi virtao, bo to speak, ho would be
found true amongst tho truo, steadfast
among tbe sloadlast, honorable where
fow wore honorable, honest where
honesty had becomo an oxecption.
In this groat emergency, however,
when the thieves massed themselves
for a raid upen tho Troasurv. Mr.
GAKFIELD was found wanting. II is
Puritanio morality succumbed in view
of doublo pay. It was a torriblo temp
tation. If there wero less prominent
statesmen who yielded to the seduo
tive influence ot enlarged drafts on the
paymaster, it was at least expected
that JIM GAKHELD, tbe exponent
oi all that was truo and noblo and
honest in tho Kcpublican party, would
on ibis occasion cloak himself with
double mail and call to bis aid all the
sturdy sincerity of character that is
supposed to be evolved from tbe fault
less atmosphere of Csyabogu.
It was at this critical moment, how
ever, that tho fortitude of Mr. (iAR
FIELD broko down, and there is no
man mora shamolossly audacious in
the whole history of tho salary steal
no man who went about tbo fraud
with more unblushing self possession
than the distinguished Representative
irom unto, who now asks tho votes ol
tho people for tbe highest ollico in
their gift.
It was in December, 1872. Schuy
ler Colfax, who at that timo. bad re
ceived no checks for his scrvicos to the
Credit Mobilior ring, but who was
supposably waiting fur something of
the Kind, sal in tbo Mpoakor s chair,
ll was iu the worst stages then ol the
worst administration that tho country
had ever experienced. Dissipation,
recklessness and habitual immorality
prevailed everywhere. With the ex
ception of Sumner, of Bayard, of
Trumbull, of Frank Blair and Jim
Nye, in the Senate, and of Klocum,
Itandall, Niblack, Wells, of Missouri,
and Mitchell, ol Wisconsin, in the
llouso, thore wore few men in Con
gross who wore not "on tho mako." It
was doubtless the most Infamous Con
gress that ever sat In Washington.
Tbe gems that shone conspicuously in
the Senate wore ratlerson, of Now
Hampshire ; Bimon Cameron, of Penn
sylvania; Pool, of North Carolina;
Spencer, of Alabama ; Ames, of M issis
sippi; llrownlow,of Tennossoe; Clay
ton, of Arkansas ; Harlan, of Iowa ;
1'omoroy, of Kansas.
It was a season Peculiarly fit for
strategoms and spoils, and onr noble
friend from Ohio, blatant with relig
ious profession and ofllcionaly promi
nent in affectation of a high type of
virtuous living, came promptly tc tho
front as loader and advocate of tho
greatest grand larceny that was ever
perpetrated on the Government
On the 2d of Docembor, 1872, Mr.
GARFIELD, present Kcpublican can
didate for President, reported from tho
Committee on Appropriations a bill
making appropriations for legislative,
judicial and execulivo expense, which
was referred to the Committoo ol the
Whole House and mado a special or
der for Docembor 12, and from dsy to
day until disposed of.
On the 31st ot January, 1873, the
Legislative bill was returned by tho
Senate to the llouso with sundry
amendments, in which concurrence
was asked. Mr. (JAIiFIKI.D moved
that said amendments be numborcd,
printed and referred to the Committee
on Appropriations. Airroed to.
On the 7th of February, the boat of
mo proposed steal being still on, Mr.
Butler, ihs model relormer of Massa
chusetts, otherwise known as the Es
sex statesman, reported from the Com
mittee on Judiciary, by unanimous
consont, a bill to adjust the snlarics ol
tha executive, judioial and legislative
departments of the Government. Fob
lowing Is the bill In lull :
That aa aad after the 4th of Haroh, 1414, the
Preoldealof tho Varied Stale ahall reeel'e, for
hla aoroloee dariag tha tarat for whleh ho ahall
kara aooa eloeiai, tka aaaa of l&o.aos tor aannn,
to bo paid ee.rt.r'7 at Ike Traaaarj I tho Vir
Preeldoat of th raited fflotf. shall alio rerelTo,
for the terra for whl.b ha ahall bo eleoted, tbo au n
of 410,11110 p aDBUm (u for hie oerrloee, to
b poid quarterly at tb. Troaaorv i aad tbo Chief
Jn.tiflo of tbo Supremo Ooort of tbo United 8talea
aball roeeivo the auto of 410,4410 por annum t and
tbe Juatloea ol tho Supremo Court of ibe rotted
gtetee aball roeeivo tho aum of 410. uoo por aa
ouu oaoh the Strretaro of b'l.to, ibo Rer.Ury
of Ih. Treorury, tbe b'eoreUry of Ibo Ntry, tbe
Seorel.ry of W.r, lb. Srr.t.ry of the Interior,
the Attorney Uea.ral and tb. Puetm.eter lloooral
au.ll re.io It.oov per annuia e.oh fur tlirir
eerrleoai aod tho Spe.kar of tho Uuuee of Krp
reMOlotlvae ah.U rcoeivo ooinpeeaatiua at the
rata ol 414,000 peraaoum, and Senator! aod Rep.
reaent.tlvea ia Congroaa, and delegate, from too
Terrltorlea aduiitte.l to a feat ia Cungreee, tV
eluding Smatur; Hifirtuut.tiM mad ptl.ynlrt
ia lee orro-terond c'oMore... iheli rooeivoo im.
prnaatloB at tha rate of go.iluO pw anoam, and
la Uea of mileage, there aball bo allowed to oaoh
Hoo.tor, RepreeeBUtivo and dol.g.te, ...riidiif
lAoea a (A. W Me,,.,! c'weor.. hie aotu.l .1
iieneoa from hit ulao of reaidenee to Wiabint ton
oity, at tbe eoaimeooemeftt of eob ralon of
Congioaa, and return, to bo eerti4ed lo a bill of
Itouta, to bo Bled aa a roaober.
This bill was accompanied by a long
and plausible arifumciit from the com
mittee, showing wherein tho justice of
tbo Dill consisted. It was a supreme
moment. It was a timo when steal
ing was easy. To doublo tho salaries
ol Congressmen and mako tbo nieas-
uro retroactive was as easy as rolling
on a tog. UAiKIfcLU was not be
hind bis follows in the avidity with
which bo rushed to the consummation
of this deliberate and inexcusable
pillage
On tho 19th of February Mr. GAI
FIKLD, tho nominee for Prosidont
of tbe Chicago Convention, called up
this bill and moved that the House re
solve itself into a Committee of the
Whole on tho State of tho Union for
consideration of the Senate amend
ments thereto. This was agreed to
by a voto of 88 to 4'X
In course of thedebuto which follow
ed, many amendments being orTcrcd,
and cither adopted or rejected, Mr.
Butler offered the following amend
ment: "And thero is hereby appropriated
a sum sufficient to mako the annual
salaries of such of tho clerks in tho
otllce of the House of Ilepresentutives
as receive 82,501) and upward, and not
increased in this act, 3,000 each, and
of such as rcccivo S2,1C0, tbe sum ol
(2,500 each, . and of such as rocoivo
$1,800, the sum of 8 2,1 GO each, and of
the clerks of several committees," etc.
Mr. (1 AlIFIhLD, tho model reformer
and economist, who is now tho Kcpub
lican canuidato tor l resident, nomi
nated at tho Chicago Convention,
moved to amend Mr. Butler's amend
ment by striking out (1,800 and in
serting (1,700, so ss to raise the sala
ries of such clorks as receivo (1,700 to
(2,100.
Mr. Butler so modified bis amend
ment.
Tbe bill was further discussed on
tho 27th ofFcbruary, 187.1, Mr. GAR-
rlELD interesting himself ofliciously
in non-concurrcnco with certain Sen
ate amendments by which the magni
tude of the steal bad been reduced.
l'endingfurthnr discussion, Mr. GAR
FIELD slated that with reference to
tbe various amendments which had
been referred lo tho Committee on
Appropriations touching tho employes
of tho House, the commitlco bad in.
slructt'd him to report, as tho result of
its investigation thereof a subntiluto
as follows :
''Thut the salaries of the employes
in tho department of doorkeeper and
postofllce of tho llouso, and drew hero
about tho House, bo increased in tho
samo ratio and for tho same period as
thoso in tho clerk's desk, whose sala
ries aro raised by this act." Which
was agreed to.
Tho bill being reported to the llouso,
Mr. GARFIELD called tbo previous
question on tho amendments reported
by tho Committee of tho Whole, and
il that call was sustained, he asked
that gontlcmcn who wish separate
votes on amendments may indicate the
same.
Mr. Duller moved that tho rules be
suspended, and that the bill, with
amendments adopted in Committee of
the n hole, bo passed.
Suspension refused yeas, 69 ; nays,
02. a
Proceeding then to consideration of
nonate amendments, the following, as
an addition, was rcjocted, to wit : Pro
viding after otbor salaiies that Sena
tors, Representatives and delegates
shall receive compensation at tho rate
of (7,500 each. The vote on the re
jection of this amendment was G9 to
121. I be House soon after adjourned.
On tho 1st of March, tho Legisla
tive Appropriation bill being again
beforo tho llouso, Mr. Farnsworth
moved to lay upon the tablo tbe mo
tion of Mr. Butler to reconsider the
voto bv which tbe llouso refused to
I ogroo to the amendment mado in Com
mittee ol the w bolo to the tlrst senate
amendment. Tbe motion was reject
ed 60 to 105, Mr. GARFIELD voting
in the aflirmativo.
In the courso of subsequent proceed
ings Mr. Sargent moved to strike out
that clause of the bill fixing tbe com
pensation of Congressmen at (7,500
per annum, and insert (0,500, which
amendment was agreed to by a vote
of 100 to 97, Mr. GARFIELD voting
in tho negative.
On this samo 1st day of March,
1X73, a mcssago from tho House was
roceived in the Senate announcing
that tho House had agreed to some
and disagreed to other amendments of
the Sonalo to the Legislative, Execu
tive and Judicial Appropriation bill,
and asking a conference.
Tbo Senate thereupon proceeded to
tho consideration of tho bill, as it came
Irom tho House.
Mr. Edmunds moved to amend h
striking out of the salary clauso al
alter the increase of the salary of the
rrosidcnl. Disagreed to ZU to JH
Mr. Edmunds subsequently moved
lo strike out all that related to sena
tors, Representatives anil delegates.
Disagreed to 24 to 36.
On tho 3d ol March tho Committee
of Conference having in tho meantime
concluded its labors, Mr. GARFIKLD
rose to a privileged question and pre
sented me report oi mo uommiuooon
the disagreeing votes of the two
Houses on tbe amendments to tho bill.
Tho conlcrence report was adoplod
102 to 95-Mr. GARFIELD voting
with the other stealers in tho amrma
tive. Among tbo ncgativo votes on
this momentous occasion wore Sam.
Cox, Crobs, of Illinois Farnsworth, ol
Illinois; Wells, ot Missouri; Willard,
of Vermont, who died only tbe otbor
day; llawley, ot uonnecticut ; Mocum,
of New York, and Niblack, of Indiana.
Upon tho other side, votintt in favor
ol what has since been universally
condemned as a most outrageous
measure, were such men as Darrall, of
Louisiana; Kainey, ol South Carolina,
Hon. Butler and a handsome sprink
ling of avaricious Democrats. Tbo
Sonato voto on the report of the Con-
icronco committee was .10 to il. The
Democrats who voted against tho
steal were Tburman, Casscrly, Hamil
ton, ot Maryland, Kelly, ot Uroiron,
and Saulsbury, of Dolaware. Tho
wholo business was disreputable from
the start. It was bad in its inception,
bad all tho war thronirh. Probably
none of the Domocrats wbo wore se
duced into support of the measure
bare ovor since ceased to rogrot their
action. Most of thorn bare dune works
moot for repentance; but wo have
never heard that JAMES A. GAR
FIELD, who was on of the originators
and always one of the most active pro
motors of the grab, got down on his
knoos to bog forgivonoss for tbo sin.
lie proved bimselt a cornintionist in
the mattorand gloried in bis sbamc.
Think or it I Let it be remembered
that Mr. Jamos A. Garfield, ol Ohio,
was a ciomoer oi the Electoral torn
missioa. If, in view of this fact, anv
Democrat, or olhor onent voter can
vote for Mr.Garfleld for President then,
indeed, be must be devoid of all sense
of honor and Justice.
T11ECIUCAOO HOTELS.
HOW Tlir.T PROFITED BV TIIK HtHtlll.I
CAST CONVENTION.
(Krum Ibo Cbluago Ttaaoe. Jua. 14.
Competent authority ootimutes tho
iiiiinhor ol strangers who visited the
city during tbo days of the Conven
tion at upward ol 50,000. Of this
number the Grand Paciiiu Hotel and
Palmer Uouso, respective head-quarters
of tho two loading parties in tho
contest, each afforded accommodations
to about 2,000 guests. Tbeso were
tbo bouses most taxed for aeeommo
dution. The great influx of delegates
and visitors set in on Monday a week
ago, and remuined with us in largo
put t up to Saturday and Sunday lost,
when the sight soers becoming weary
ot tho tuidy action of tho Convention,
commenced to thin out. It was not,
however, until Wednesday morning
lust that any perceptible cbango was
noticeable in the orowds at the hotels.
Then a general out pouring commenc
ed, and oonlinued until late in the
ovening, wbon the caravansaries again
assumed their ovory day appearances.
The Palinor House contains 800
rooms capable of accommodating over
2,000 gueBts. To meet the require
ments of tho recent boom Mr. 1'ul
mcr added 600 oxtra beds, which
wore placed in every available
apartment of tho house, and mado lib
eral expenditures in olhor directions
for tho accommodation of bis visitors.
It Is cluimed that over (17,000 was
expended in this manner, for which
liberal returns have since been mado.
Tho receipts of tho houso during the
Convention boom foot up ovor (105,
000. OI this amount abaut (74,000
wits received during the woek oi tbo
Convention from tho following sourcos:
Hoard, (51,000; bar, (9,500; restau
rant, (3,500; cafo, (2,500, and bil
liards, (700. As a notable instance of
tho manner in which some of tho
workers entertained thoir frionds, it
may bo stated that tho bill of a promi
nent ofllccr of Brooklyn, wbo came
bore to counteract some of Itos
coo Conkling's inllucnco, footed up a
trifle ovor (2,500. Some two hundred
extra waiters wore employed by Mr.
Palmer during tbe rush, which swell
ed tbe force of sablo-buod attendants
to over threo hundred and fifty. As
will bo seen by the above figures, the
bar receipts of tbo house averaged
about (1,000 a day, a sad common,
tary upon the work of the politi
cal evangelists. Over 3,000 people,
it is cluimed, dined at the hotel on
Wednesday last, when 4,000 pounds of
meat were served and seven barrels of
flour worked into pastry.
At tbe Grand Pacitic the demand
for accommodation was fully equal to
that at the Palmer, and during the
latter days of tho Convention exceed
ed that at any other house in tbo city.
Ibis house contains 514 rooms, which,
together with tho temporary arrange
moiits provided in tbo club rooms,
billiard-rooms, and parlors, afforded
accommodations for about 1,200 guests
dully. Un l uesday last, tho Lonveu
lion day, over 2,500 people dined at
Mr. Drake's caravansury. ' "hile the
management of this house dm not fool
disposed to a (lord a comparison ol re
ceipls wilb other bouses, yet they are
believed to have nearly reached (100.
000, but a trifle less than tho ralmor
llouso. Tbe Tremont House, with
tho facilities afforded by 215 rooms
and duo extra cots, accommodated
about 800 guests, and retained be
tween (27,000 and (30,000 for its la
bors. The Sherman, containing 230
rooms, with lis providod extra facili
ties, averaged about 600 euosU daily,
and realized a profit nearly equal to
that ol the iremont.
It is cstitmated by hotel men and
others who claim to hold extra facili
ties for gaining a knowledge of such
matters, that the Convention "boom
brought ovor (100,000 to Chicago, and,
what ia still more satisfactory, left
that amount horo. la brier, the hotel
men are uniform in expressions of sat
isfaction at tho results ol their labors
during "Convention week," as they
aro pleased to term it and believe that
tbo experience gained will prove serv
iceable during the triennial conclave
of Knights Templar, to bo held in this
city in August noxt, when Chicago
win witness such a centering or bu
manity as she has never before expori
enced.
A WELL-MEANT SUGGESTION.
Our contemporary, the iVrtiM.which
sincorely dosires to bo right on all tbe
questions ol tbe day, asks us whether it
can be truo that James A. Garfield has
been guilty ot bribe-taking and perjury.
lo wnich we reply that it can be truo,
and is true, for further inlormalion
we refer the Herald at this time to the
testimony embodied in the report of
the commitlco ol tbe llouso ol Kepro-
Boniauves Known as tbe l olanu com
mittee. This document constituted
House Report Numbor 77. Forty-sec
ond Congress, Third .Session. Our in
quiring contemporary will there find
set in appalling clearness tho evidence
of Gen. Garfield's guilt on both charges.
But that report was mado publio
more than seven years ago, and Time
is morcilul even lo a cenvictod bribe
taker and perjuror. People forgot
Therefore, wo regard as timely and
highly valuable tbo suggoslion of tbe
Herald that tho pooplo of 1880 be
mado familiar with the circumstances
of Garfield's bribery by Oakes Amos,
his denial nndor oath of the charo, bis
immediate and torriblo conviction of
perjury by tbe testimony of Mr. Amos
and tho rocord of his guilt partly in
bis own handwriting, Lis attempt to
induce air. Amos lo commit perjury
in his bohalf, and his final silence nndor
tho crushing load of cumulative evl
dance.
Gen. Garfield is now a candidate for
President of tho United States. It is
proper that the pooplo should have all
tho cvidonce of this case spread before
luein anew in the most autborattre
shapo, in order that they may be eparod
that humiliation in tbe eyes of nations
winch tbe Jleraid so torvontly depro
catos. Tbe furtbor suggoslion of our os-
teemod contemporary, that the demand
lor another investigation should coma
from Gen. Garfield himself, would also
be eminently propor, wore it not for the
act thai ineiirsi investigation by Uon
fross was exhaustive and conclusive,
f there wero any ground for an ap
peal, any room for another invostiga.
lion, any way to bring one about Gon.
Garfield should have the boneflt oftlio
chance to which evorr criminal, how
ever guilt)', is entitled in tbo opinion
of all fair-minded mon.
When the Herald has refreshed Its
own roeolloction of the evidonce taken
by the Poland Committoein 1875. and
when It has spread forth the facts of
the case for the benefit or Its readors,
in its own admirably lucid and concise
mannor of presentation, both the 7er-
ald and the Jlcrald't readors will see
that the case was fully and fairly tried,
and that the proof of guilt cannot be
sot aside or disputed. N. Y. Sun.
Increahk nt Wtiii KitipuvMTa
Tbo total shinmenta of wheat (mm
our Atlantic ports during the past two
luuiibua were iu,lt,uil DUBUOIS, an
increase of 3.635.946 bnahnla nr nnarlar
28 per cent over the shipments of the
corresponding period in 1870, whon
Iboy were groator than tbey had ever
I 1 l r
oeen Known oeiore.
Tin GEABniRs The salary crab
fraternity are awfully alarmed over tbe
nomination of Gar Hold. It "stirs ap
an old," etc.
It la well for the DeGolrer candi.
date that Oakes A met is dead, because
If ho wore around he would fool Gar-
fleld airain.
HISffUanfou3.
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE.
Curw.iu.lll., Pa., Jaa. 4, 74 U".
FLOgiiM'SEIil
WILLIAM POHTJ2H,
CLBABKIKLD, PA.,
hlenafaelnrer and Dealer ta Firat elaaa
H'rW FLOUR, CHOP and FEED,
A II of which la guaraatood to bo of tbe Iret qoal
ttj. Kilu-drioii Oora Moal maila a apael.lir I
TrjUM ,rl.l.
A Bargain t
FARM FOR SALE 1
The aodar'algood olf.ro at private e.l. that el
a.bl. farm allualod la UKAHAM TOWNSHIP,
Clearlteld oouotj, kaoara aa tho
( IHI-IP JVfKJf,
Ooot.lalag 111 aaraa, 10 of which ara alearod,
aao aanoginereoa ereoled a largo rraae dwell
ing houeo, I err. train, bora, and tbo atbor neooa
ear. oulboildiooe. tua.th.r with a larva orehud.
good water, oto. Tbo property will be aold on
rerr oaot term, lor farther pertiealere iaqalre
w. . Euuw:riuer, id poroa, or letter.
PKANK PIKLDINll.
CloorS.ld, Pa., H.reh Mta, 1810.-tf
r. aoLica.
Gl'LICH, MrCORKLE & CO.'S
FURNITURE ROOMS,
Market Hlreet, Clearfield, Pa.
Wo naaufaotura all klnda of Fnrnltara for
Cbambera, Plolng Room., Llbrarloa and Halla.
If joo want Furniture of any kind, don't bur
until jroa aao oar etook.
IJNDEltTAKIjrG
In al) Ita branohes, promptly attended to.
Ot'ILCH, McOOHKLI A CO.
Cloarleld, Pa., Feb. t, '78.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS t STATIONERY.
Market SU, Clearoeld, (at the. Post Office.)
TUB anderelgned hoga le.ro to annoaaoo to
tho oitiaoaa of Cloarleld and Tlolnitj, that
be haa fitted op a room and bu Jnet returned
from the ally with a largo amoaot of reading
tauor, oonaiating ia part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, Aeoount aad Paaa Book, of ovary de
scription Paper and Enrelopoa, French prilled
and plain Pena and Pencil! i Blank Legal
Papera, U.iji, Mortgagee ; Judgment, Sump
tion and Proraiaarr aoteai Whita and P.reh
meat Brief, Legal Cap, Record Cap, aad Bill Cp,
Sbfr.t kluaia, for either Piaao, Flute or Violin,
oonataaUy on hand. Any booha or aUtionary
duired that 1 aiay Dot hare oa hand, will bo ordered
by Irat aipreaa, and aold at wholeoale or retail
to anlt ouatomora. I will alio keep pwlodloal
literature, aoeh aa ktageaiaoe, Newapira, Ao.
r. a
IltrMfler, rood i will 1m told for CASH mil.
or 1b iGhMgo for product. No bookf will bt
kept Id tb futaro. All old soooaati Doit b
MUlod. ThoM who otnaot iuh up, will pl
hud oror their Rotot ud
CLOSE THE EECOED.
I m deUrmioed to Mil my goodi t nib
priaM, nd at ditooant far blow that ovor
oStrod in lou rlelnilj. Tbt dltoouat I allow my
.utonn, will mako thtai rich in twenty ytart 11
tbey follow my ad riot and bar thtlr troodi from
at. I will pajr oab for whtat, oat and oloTtr-
Ma. UAH I Kb UUUULANUKK.
LathtnbarK, Juuary 17, 1BT7.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
8KC0MD STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS!
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CHEMICAL SI
PAINTS, OILS, I)YK STUFF
VARNISHES,
I1HU8UE8,
PERFUMERY,
FANCY 000D8,
TOILET ARTICLES,
or ALL KINDS,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
for aaodlolaal parpoaea.
Truaaoa, Sapportera, Sohool Book, and Stattoa.
ary, and all other artioloa aaaally
found la a Drug rJloro.
PI1YRICIAN8' PRESCRIPTIONS CARE
FULLY COMPOUNDED. ll.Tiog a large el-
Cirieoeo la tha buainaaa tbey aaa glra entire aat
faotloa. J. O. HARTSWICK,
JOHN F. IRWIN.
Owrlrid, Daaamher It, 11T4.
II
ARD TIME8
HAVE NO EFFECT
IN FRENCHVILLEI
I an aw art that tbtrt art teat Mrttai a Httla
hard W bltaat, ud I 9,m 1m awara that tbt
tonplalBt of 'bard tlta" ll wall nigh utrtrtal.
dub i am to aiioaita ow tai i iu tattify tbt
ftrtatr ud prort ooaolarittly that whard Matt"
will aot tSaot thoat wbo hmy thtlr good froa at.
ud in aj patrui aball ta uittiattd in It th
trtt tf
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I hart fuodt tnoucb tt unnttl all tbt Inhabi
tant! la tbt lowtr tnd of tbt county which I toll
at tiotcdinff low rtttt froa my aaaaoth ttora ta
M (I L80N b V Uii, wbtrt I tea mlwaya bt fownd
rttdj to wait npon tnlltra ud tup pi; thta with
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Saoh aa Clothe, Battnotte, Caaalnoraa, Mvallaa
Dolalaeo, LI.ea, Drllliaga, Callooea,
Trimmloge, Rlbbooa, Laoa,
Ready-made Clothing, Boot, and Sboaa, IlaU aad
uopa ati oi too neat notarial aaa Hade to order
Boon, Reeka, Olo.ee, HitUaa, Laeee, Hibboae.Ac
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Ooff.e, Tea, Soger, Rtee, Melaeeoa, Flah, Salt
rora, buueeei oil, riaa Oil, Oarbaa Oil.
Hardware, Queea.ware, Tinware. OaaUan. Plowe
aaa now uaauaga, nana, Bptaaa, vera t'alura-
tora,vioor rreeeee, aaa ail aiaoe al aiea.
Perfumery, Patau, Varalah, Olaaa, aad a gaaaral
Mwnwni oi otaueaary,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of liferent fcranda, alwaya oa heed, aad will ha
oiw we two rawooi poooiaia Bgaraf,
J. II. MeClala'i Medlelaea, Jayao'l Modlolnaa
"ww nniNM e mare,
.oaa - J . w , . . . . . . ..
- - - - r"-"" " "i wHfv ror waioa tao
kl.ku, uwim lll k ..I J .11 J .
.B. . r.. .... r'w OB BBBa
aad hi aala at tha loweit eaarkal aria,
Alao, Agent for Str.ltoarllla aad Canreanllla
Threahlag Maohiaoa.
oWoVCall aad oaa for youroel.ee. Tn will lad
ararythlag laaally kept la a retail a to re.
. ,. ... . - . " ""UDRIET.
Fraathrllla P. 0., Aog.it 11, lirt.
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Ooe-halt column, .... 70 00
Ono column, 120 00
nr cDivn aflmtUfrarut.
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G. B. GOODLANDER,
CLEAHflULI), PA.,
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la Nurtawwatern Peaoaylvaula.
The largo ant ooustantly increasing
circulation of the Kkpubuoan,
renders il valuable to business
mon as a medium thro'
wbioh to reach the
publio.
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CARDS,
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Ac, Ao.,
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FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
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PROMPT ATTENTION.
Geo. It. Cnloodlamlf r,
Clearfield,
Mrarflfld Connty, Pa.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Corner of Soooodand Market Stroeta.
I l-KAKKlia l, PA.
T111S old aad aoaimodioae Hotel haa. daring
the p. it year, boea enlarged to double lu
former eapaetty for tbe oat.rlalnai.Bt of atraa
gera and gaeale. Tho whole hutldtog haa ba.a
raforaiahod, aod the proprietor will aparo ao
poiua H reoaer aia gueau aoaBiortaaie while
auyiog with blaa.
or-Tho aBaloa Uoaao" Omaibaa rana ta
andfroatba Depot oa tho arrlral aad departora
of each train. W. C. CARDUN,
July 11 17-lf Proprietor
LLEGHENY HOTEL
Market atriet, tiearBeld, Pa,
Wm. R. Bradley, formorly proprietor of tka
Leonard II.ium, harlog lo.iod tb. All.gb.ny
Hotel, aolicil. a abaro of publio patronage, The
Home he. boon thoroughly rep.irod and aewly
furniihod, aud gueila will god It a pleasant atop,
ping plaoo. Tin tablo will bo .uppli.d wilb the
beat of everything la the market. At Ibe bar
will bo found tho beat wlnea and llquora. Oood
eleMing attached. WM. S. BKADLKY,
Way IT, '7S. Proprietor.
rpMPERANCK HOUSE,
KKW WA61IINUTON, PA.
II. D. KOSB, . . Pora,aroa.
Meala, lie. Man and horeo o.er night, tl Ot.
Moo and two boiaoa ovor night, l.bo.
Tbe loot of aooommod.Uooa for aaaa and bt..t
Oot. 2a,'78-lf.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NKW WAS1IINUION, p.
Thla B.W Oftll Wall k.J . L .
tak.n by tha and.nlgnod. Ho foela oonld.nl ot
being able to reader aaliafaetloa totboeowho m.v
favor him with a oall.
lay , l71. O. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
T OYD HOTISR
-Li ll.lo Btre.1.
PUILIl'HllUHU, PRNN'A.
Table .Iw.V. nr.lll .,.k Ik- L... ., . .
- -j - r,-.. u. mm mar awl
aJorda. Tbatrareliag publio la invited too.lU
., ... nuuBltl' LOVO.
Counly National Bank,
OP CLRARPIRLD. PA.
ROOM In Maaonl. Building, oa. door north of
0. D. Walaon'a Drug Slore.
--ft- '-"' i. ... irom ..irerpool, Uooene-
w.nU,HRuwf uunuon, r.ria and Cop.nb.g.a
Alio, Drafta for Bale on the Royal Bank of Ireland
.nrf tm.i..(.l R.h. -r T .1
JAMK8 T. LEONARD, Prei't.
W. M. SUAW, Caihler. jenl,'77
DREXEL .4 CO.,
No. 31 South Third Street, Philadelphia
H.1JTKKHS,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Applloatloa by mail will resolve prompt attea
tloa, and all Inform. tioa ehoorfolly furnitbod
Ordera aolictod.
April 11 If.
r. . annoLp. a. w. abbold. i. a. AaxoLU
F. K. ARNOLD 4. CO.,
ItnukerH and ItrokerK,
Keynold.vllla, JefiYreou Co., Pa.
Money reoolred oa d.poilt. Dlirnunti at mi
der.te rata. Koitem and Foroiga Kich.ng. al
wayi on band and oolleetion. promptly mad.
Keyoolderille, Deo. IS, 1874. -ly
Urntislry.
J L. R. II EICHHOLD,
'surgeon II e n t I r t,
Uraduatc of the Penaiylrania College of Dental
Surgery. OfSoa In reiideneo of Dr. II illi, oppoiito
the Shaw Uouao. mchlS, '7o-tf.
DR. E. M. THOMPSON,
(OOoa In Bank Building,)
.CurwenaTllle, Clearfield Co., Pa.
moh '79-tf.
M. 1ULLS,
" OPKltATIVi: iK.HTWT,
CLEARFIKLD, PSSN'A.
rOffioo In reiideneo, oppoeite Shaw llouae.
J) U.IKTU-tr
J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
OLEARPIKLD, PA.
(Office In realdeaoe, Seoond atroot.)
Nltroaa Oxide Oaa admlnlatered for the pain
aaeitraotioa of teeth.
Cloarleld, Pa., May I, 1877-1;.
piSffUanfous.
ft wswk in tnr noai Inda Tanoa .mI t.
) outfit frt. aAddrem H. Uillct k Com nan v.
Port tnd, Malnt. dfcl7,7-ly.
TO b7fl Perdy tt honi. Samplti wortk
Addrtit fitlnnoD A Co.,
PottUod, Maine.
dMl7,';-ly.
WJO Nk. a d&j t homo tlly mado.
V I 6 Ooatly outfit froo. Addrtii Troo k Co.,
AugnaU, Maiito. dMl7,'7-1jr.
SHOi:MAklN;-I fcoroby Inform my po
tronr, ond monklnd lo Ronoral, that I horo
rvmoTod my hoemokinf ibon to tbo room in
Urohon't row, oror 8. 1. Snjdtr'i Jovalrj ttoro,
ond that I $m prrparod lo do all Hindi of work
in By Hno eboopor tban any otbor ibop In towa.
AH work warraoted at good ai oaa bo dooo any.
hero tl io. Foaitlvel; tb io ! tbo ohparteat ibop
In Cloarbold. JOS. H. DKUKINU.
Doo. 11, 1878 U.
J.H.LYTLE,
Wholesale St Betail Dealer ih
GrocorioS,
TDK LAHOKST.nd BEST PRLECTBD STOCK
INIIIRCODNTV.
COFKKE,
TKA,
Sl'GAIl,
RYRDP.
M EATS,
Pisn,
SALT,
OILS,
i)V EENSWAKK,
Tl'BS and BIlCKRTS,
I1R1KI) KHUITS,
CANNED GOODS,
SPICKS,
BROOMS,
KLOUK,
PKKD.
County Agent for
i.onn.i..inn s toh.hcoh,
Th.ea gooda bought for CASH la largo lota,
and aald al almoit city prleoa.
JAMES II. LYTLI,
Cloarteld, Pa., June 11, 1H ly.
The Boll's Run Woolen Factory
Peoo towaihlp, Cloarleld Co, Pa.
B II R N K II II Tl
aot MOT
BURNED UP1
Theettbaerinora hara, at groat eipeaae, rabalh a
aelghborhood noeaeetty, In tbo eroetloa of a tret.
ateoa Wooloa ManBfaetory, with all the modera
bapreraaaanta attaohed, aad are prepared lo make
all klnda of Clotba, Caoeiaearoe, Settnatta, Blea
kota, Flaaaela, Aa. Ploaty af gooda oa haad lo
bapply all ovr old and a thoaaaad bow eaetomero,
whoa wa aak ta aome aad aiamlaa oar atoak.
Tha baelaeaa of
CARDING AND FULLINQ
arlll raeolra aar aopaolal - alt.atloa. Proper
arrangoaaeaU will ha mado ta roeoiva aad deliver
Wool, ta aall ouatomora. All work warraalad and
doaa nana lha ohortaet aolioa, aad by atrial attea
tloa ta baalaoaa we hap. to raallea a liberal eaere
af pahlla patroaaga.
lOMMI POUNDS WOOL WANTED!
Wa will way tha higher! eaarkal arlaa br Woo
aad aall aar maaafaolarod gooda aa low aa elaaller
gooda oaa bo bought la tha oaaaty, aad whenever
wo fall ta reader reaeoaabla eaiiefaetloa wo aaa
alwaya ha foaad at heme Bead, ta arooar
eiplaaallea, altb.r la pareoa or by letter.
'BIB dUtirtSVH SONS,
PrtlMtf ., f. S