THE REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY MOKNINQ, AUGUST , 1181.
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Method I it i;iiUooiial I'tiurrh Rv. Oao.
Ltn-r, Paitor, 8arriou every .Sabbath tt li
A. M.,and H P. M.
Hibbatb Snhool at 0 A. M.
Prayer Meeting every YYadncadey, at Ti 1'. M
Co in it-union Bertiee, flrit Babbalb of every
nonih, at K'i A. M.
Meat ('leartleld M. E. ( hurrh. Ht.
Cii AKi.Kt W. Ut'RNLKT, Pastor. Preaching every
alternate fiumlay, at t o'clock, P. M. Huntay
Sibool at 21, P. M. All ara invttvd to attend.
Ire-hterlau ( liurrh Rev. II. B. Butlkr.
- Hntihath lerTleei morning and evening Bab
1'ittb Hohool at I P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednee-
lav evening.
ItantUt Church. Rev. , Paelor.
Huhbeib School at A P. M. Prayer Meatiog every
wl&eiday evening.
Kt. Fraud ChurchCatholtr Rer. Y
). Sbkridar. Dhkne lervtoe at 10 A. M., on
the Ant. third and fourth Huodayiof eaob month
itert and It en edict ion of the Hleiied Sacrament
at 7 a'olook, r. M. fcunOay Benool every DUDiiay
afternoon at 8 o'oloeb.
OI'l'K IAL Dini-XTOHV.
tivi or bold ma juabte ibuioni Co cut.
Sionnd Monday or January.
Third Monday of March.
Flrit Monday of June.
Fourth Monday of September.
Tim or HOLDIKS CO MM l) a fl.KAR.
First Monday of Jnne.
Second Monday of November.
roiLio orricKM.
Preiidtnt Jtdgt lion. Cbarlei A. M
Lock Haven ,
Attiitant Lnuy Judge Hon. John II. Orvli, of
ittiletonte.
A$oeiatt Jud gee A brem Ogden, Clearfield;
Vinnent II. Holt, UloarrielU.
ProthonotarpK Bloom.
Rrgitterand Rreorder L. J. Morgan.
7Vntnw Philip Do Hi.
Di$trict Attorney J. . lMKnrlck.
Sharif Jatnea Mebeffey.
Utputu Sheriff V. I. Thorn paon.
County SiirefyorBamael F. MoCloakey, Cur
wenivill. (Jaunt CommiiiionereC. W. Kyler, Ornham-
ton P. O.; Elah Johneton, Grampian l'illi P. O.;
Jolin Norrii, Br., Corwemville.
t'linmiwionfn' Clerk John W. Howe.
a.Hi. Auditor William V. Wright, flcar-
flnld : Joaeph Uilliland. Three Rune ( J.8. Nor-
n, Woodland.
Cnuutu Coroner Jemee A. Moore, Clearfield.
Juru uommietiontrt Andrew J. Jackeon, Clear-
Bed, Win. K. Urown, uieerneiu.
Superintendent of Public Sekoolt M. L. Mo
Oiinan. rU.irflnld.
Stalernf Weight cf AfaiM ret Jciio W.Ceilile,
office at LulbBrxtiurg ra.
Notarin Public John W. Wriglfy, Wm. Ra
ilul.iuirh. Cvrui (lordon. Clearfield i Joariih R,
Irwin, N. E. Arnold, Curweniville ; J. A. Liviiig-
atune, Dulioie City.
Our Special column la decidedly Interesting In
a local point of tiow, and profitable reading to
outsider! who want to sara monry.
V !'.!, OV VMJIWK I
"Will yu tuke wheat, oats or crn for tub
s'riilioti V We are often inquired of in this way
by Mttr fr in j hlroni who reside at a diitanee
rn-ui Clt'flrficIJ. We again any yrs. Tbe receipts
of a rrpitiKi)ilo mo reliant or mill nwn-r In the
ririuity, will aiuwur us jut as wdt as the e'h.
To illlmtrato : If ary of our patrons will delirer
ui a bug of grain at the mill of Joseph II. Breth,
in Chest townrhip, Horace Ptchin, Id Bornsido,
Thomas II. Forcoy, In Urnham, Wtn. Porter or
Sbaw's, In Luwrence, or Brown k Beyler's, at
Rotkton, I Dion township, and forward their
rt'Celpts for the mnount, we will credit them on
their account for the same. In this way all may
oon pey what they owe, If they will pursue this
tcJfAdvortisrB unii others will benr
in mind that oil articles intended for publication
In this paper daft be banded la, not later than
Tuesday, at 9 A. M. Don't forget It!
A roul oil lamp coat tho St. Mary's
people $107,000 (Ire.
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There arc two moro livory Btuhlos
talked of in this borough.
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TUB 8BNIOH HANCOCK CLl'B MEETS IN
THK WIOWAM EVERY RATCRDAY EVE
NINO. ATTEND.
A hoirioholonpriKto Joueph Jordan,
Jr., of Lawrence township, died Is this phe oo
Friday ercnlntt of last week.
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A young ludy,oii being anked whero
her imlifo place was, replied, "i nava nooe; i
am the daughter of m Methodist minister. "
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J. II. Hrown has boon uppoiutcd
Register and Recorder of Cambria eoan y, by
Uovernor Hoyt, In the ptaos of J. (J. Lake, de-
ecarcd.
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Mcftfirs. II liberty and Hurriu publish
Auditor s notices In la ii Issue, wlloa ara 01 da
elded Interest to the beiri of the lata Samuel
Powell ind J. Miles Darls.
The wil'o of Jjcander Wright, &
former resident of this place, died at her home
la Itrookrllle on Tuesday last, after a lingering
Illness. She teares a buiband and one ebild to
mourn ber demli.
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Jacob Harnhart ot Lancanlor, had a
pair of time partridges. The female died while
tilting on a nest of eggs. The eock took her
plaoe and now bar abioodof bright little partridges
following after him.
The building occupied by tho Singer
, sewing Maeuma Company is being "sniiteu a
few foot north, to makt room for a stair way en
trance to the second story of George Wearer k
Co.'s store-home from Second street.
Mr. Jus. 1;. Lcavy in romoving tho
bnildiogs in the rear of Lirlngiton A Co.'s
Restaurant, ocouuied by D. R. Fullerton rj a
dwelling house. It Is Mr. h ' Inten ttoa to build
a more substantial and convenient dwelling.
Fentival. Wo learn that tho lady
& embers propose holding a Festiral on the Ifllh
and 27th of August, for the benefit of tbe Latheran
Sunday School. As this denomination has been
rather modest In the Ftitiral the, wa bespeak a
g od attendance.
Kkei Transportation. Mr. J. K
Rhodes, Beerelary of tbe Juniata Valley Camp
eating Association announces that all goods
for tent holders will be carried free oa Tuesday,
Anvuit lOlb.RRd r'nrned free on Friday, Au
gust utn. J no petrous ui vu.K ...
doubt arall IhemselvM of this liberal arrang.
lent.
iir.TCRN Tuodi Turkeys. Somebody
on night last week, stole John W. lloae's big
blooded turkey gobbler and a common ben, a
lack the thief would realise the next morning
John remarks, "If tbe gobbler Is returned there
will be nothing sai l abdut the hen but If both are
withheld eoniebjdy will get ioW a m at of trjuhle
Bring back the gobbler or you will be arrested.
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Mr. "Sain" Nicholson, who was cn
gagi'd In tbe Fire Brisk works In Ibis place
about flvt yearr ago, while tbe works were super
Intended by Mr. Ferguion, and who mow has his
borne In Pittsburgh, baa been ienltig a few days
. In our lowo. "8am" Is a jolly Scotchman, abd bis
friends appreciate bis company very much. The
Oipheas Band tendered him a serenade oi
Wednesday ereoing last.
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A New Feature. Tho orgnnir.a
tion of a Club by the Demoerttie boys In aur
Di rough, Is what may be termed a good thing.
Their behavior oa the night of their meeting
wu manly, and mast bare struck thote adalti
wbo were present, that the wigwam Is a lar bet
ter (lace for the boji to eongregata after dark,
ibaa to be wandering around In tbe street!. It
wi.alJ be well enough for the boys la every bor
ough to do tbe same thing. In tbe rural districts
ef the eonaty, where the boys might get toe far
way from their parents, it might ant work so
well.
A New Knterimiihe. Wo learn from
the T)rooa Hernid that "tbe new paper milt
which is gradually ararlngeompletlo, Is a large
r d wtagniBoenl structure. Tbe front oo Mala
i et la 120 feat, raanlng baak 1VQ feat, aad tbt
i wlrg parallel with tbe front ! aeveaty feet,
(Rg tbe wall ea three sides ISO feet, besides
rat outbuildings not connected directly with
tela establishment. The Inside la almost a
t wilderness of machinery, there being no
tha 140 ey Under and roller, larg and
la a single apartment ef lha bedding. It
beble that tbe works wit) be la operation
be lit of ftiftemher.
"(iroat lilood Tonic " for the core of!
all blood d I leasee.4 Ur. Ltndsey t Blood
Searcher. "
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THK JUNIOR HANCOCK CLl'B MEETS IN
THK WIOWAM EVERY THURSDAY KVI-
NINO. BOYS, TURN OUT.
The rain on Monday and Tuesday
last was thankfully received by lha people of this
eoam unity, espelally aur nerebants and boat
keepers, as tha ft rests bad become quite dusty.
Bank Guanoes. The County Na
tional Bank having purchased tbe Banking House
of tha Clearfield County Bank, la Graham's
building, baa removed Into that block, oa Mark'
et street, while tha Clea r field County Bank will
occupy the rooms on Second street vacated by tbe
County National Bank. 4t
Adminibtrators' Sam It will bo
notli'ed by an advertisement lu this journal , and
by posters, that tbe Administrators of tha late A.
II. Shaw, will dispose of a large amount of per
sonal property on Tuesday, August 10th.
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Farms For Sam. -John T. Hagorty,
Administrator of tha aetata of Dinuil (?aIJM.
late of Pike tr wnshln. offer antna vtluahl nrnn
erty for sale at Diaucker'e Hotel, In Curwensvilla
on raiur.iay, me 2111 ri August, sea Rtivernre
ment and poatera.
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liEMRP Fund. Final statement of
Philip Dotts, Treasurer of Mlllon Relief Com
mittee :
The amount contributed (2fS 00
Paid draft of O. h. Read, Chair
man Committe of Relief Fund
fur Milton. Pa., May'27lb, 18HO.I376 00
Drxft sent July ltftb. 18-0 10 00
Total 2t6 00
A. W, Wai.trrs, PaitiP Dottr,
SeereUry. Trea.urer.
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It is but a simplo statement ol a
feet when I lay that Dr. E. K. Thompson'
Sweet Worm Powder bae sared, humanly speak
ing, several lives, one of wblnb wai that of a
valuable native preacher.
Rev. J. E. C1.01 an,
Million House, Oogola, Iliodooitan,
Prepared by E. K. Thompson, Titusvllle, Pa.
For sale by all druggists In Clearfield, and
Joseph Eeyler k Sons, Lutbersburg, Pa. St
Lint of letters remaining unclaimed
in the PostoBlce at Clearfield, Pa., lor the week
ending August 2d, 1880 :
John F, Amiueruitn, Ought Buak, Mrs. IUuiUl
Butler, John Dugao, D. P. B. Ooolick, Susan A.
Holt, Carl Jaupson, II. W. Logbry, William
Marshall, W. R.Ogden, A. C Quinby, (fi), Car
rie Shimel, Mil. Thomas Rtalge, Kva Spencen
Ant -a Schraub, A. C. Thompson, Mrs. Etta
Wigbatuan, James Wigtiamitn.
P. A. UAl'LIN, P. M.
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I O fi T At tlin lout mnntinff (it
Cleurueld Lo Igo, No. 1.414, I. O. G. T , held on
Thursday evening July 2ltb, the following
officers were elected lor tne coming term :
W. C. T E C.McCullough..
W. V. T Mils E. A. Tate
Sccrelarr. J. II. Mead.
Financial Secretary. J . A. Irwin.
Treasurer. Miis Lisiie Work.
Chaptnio. Rev. Geo. Leidy.
Mambal. Frank Shugarta.
tluard Mi Lou Ileisey.
Kentinel John E. Harder.
P. W. C. T, R. M. McEually.
R. 8. Mii-s May Merrell.
L. f. Miss Sallie Cooper.
A. 8 Miss Mary Powell.
D. M. Loita King.
A Feiiocioi s Cow. Wo Icurn from
the Belleftjiit Htpublirnn, that Mr. Armagait, a
firmer living near Fillmore, purchased a oow a
few days since ibat turned out to be a vicious
brut. While waturlug his stojk on Wednoadny ,
the cow ruhed up'n a valuable bire, driving
her horns tl rough the jugular vein In his neck,
and killing him ntmoit instantly. The cow tie a
wheeled around nod charged upon another horse,
and before she could be drlvao from tbe yard,
gore 1 horse number two under tbe fore shoulder,
making a deep gach,acd which Is thought may
(jrove fatal. The cow, we are Informed, acted in
a strangely ferocious man tier, like an enraged
bulla lo, and would have a great deal more dam
age had (he not been secured.
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A Joke on Somebody. Tho Tyrone
lltratdfia alluding to tbe recent Are, remarks :
"While one of the Huntingdon firemen was up
oa 1 be Ihruld building holding the noiile of the
boie and directing a stream toward tbe rear end
of tbe building, be wa tolJ to get down ao is to
be out of tbe way of a lotuble dowe wall. In at
tempting to do sa, be dropped the aoatle, think
ing H would fall 00 tha pavement, but the force
of tbe water kept it In an oprigh' poiitioo, and
for awhile a heavy stream playtd on the under
side of hi aoat tail, which sloid out like the
witch end of a mule In a fantastic parade." Wa
can't tellwhetber that la a Joke oa the mule or tbe
noiile bolder. But Captain Junes know bow U
is, and be Is a' most always light except In po
litical matters.
IIarveht Home. We learn that tho
Patrons of Husbandry propose tubolda "Harvest
Home on the farm of Ki-Sherlff Read, oa tha
turnpike about three mile east of Curwensvilla,
on Wednesday, August 18th, 1830. The State
Lecturer, 8. R. Downing, will be present and de
liver an addrers suited to tbe occasion. Although
the affair Is being arranged under the auspice of
the P. of U., all ara cordially Invited to attend.
On of the offl cvra of Lawrence Orange renarked
to 0 tha other day, that tb Horn wa open to
all Printers, free. Tbat'e a got-d tbiiig, but hav
ing cradled one hundred doaen of wheat In a
day and bound It op the next, we fully realise
tha fua of garnering plenty of that stuff la a
short time. St
Save Old Paper. Never throw old
paper away. If yoa nave no wish in sell tt, use
It In the home. Some housekeeper prefer It to
cloth for cleaning many article of furnitar.
For instance a volume, wrttlea by a lady, who
prided herself on her experlenoa and tact, say :
After a stov has be-n blaokeneJ, It can be kept
looking very well for a long time by rubbing
every morning. Rubbing with paper Is a much
nicer way of helping a tea katlle, eoffe pot and
tea put bright and clean, than tbe old way of
washing tbvia la suds. Rubbing with paper Is
also the best way of polishing knives, silverware,
and spoon, they shin like new silver. For po L
bhing mirrors, windows, lamp chimneys, ate.,
papir is better then dry cloth. Preserves and
pickles keep muob better If brown paper Instead
of cloth Is tied over the jar. Canned frnlt la not
half so apt to mold if a pica or writing paper,
cut to fit tbe can, U laid direetly upon the fruits.
Paper is much better t put under a carpet than
straw. It la warmer, thinner and makes less
noire wbeo one walks over It.
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STATE FAIR AT PHILADELPHIA.
Oa Monday, Boptemberfttb.tbe Twenty -seventh
Aonoal Exhibition of tho Pennsylvania State
Agricultural Society will open at tb Main Build
ing, Centennial Grounds, Fair mount Park, Phil
adelphia, and continue eighteen days, closing
on Saturday, September Silh. The last week of
III be devoted to tha International Show of
Sheep, Wool and Wool Products, for which pur
pose the liberal sum of $S,S00 In cash has baea
appropriated. During tbl week, bo waver, all
other exhibits, with lb exception of Horse, Cat
tle, Swine, and poultry, will remain oa display.
Prom present Indication this exhibition of the
Society will be tbe largest, grandest, and moat
varied that baa ever been held by any But So
ciety, and will be second la aumbera and merit
only to tb ever memorable International Exhi
bition, held at the saute place during tha Can tea
alal Year. The premium list, which eaa be ob
tained from the odlcera of tb Society, at thlr
office, North west corner Tenth and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia, I tho most aomplsta aud
thorough that ba er been presented by any
similar organlaalloa. and offer for Com petit to a
la the Livestock CI as alone the handsome inn
or $24,llo. In the Dairy, Fruit, Vegetable, aad
Floral Departments, the further sum of $4,000 la
added, besides a large number of elegant and val
aable gold, silver, and b route medals, who In
trinsic value will aggregate tb entire sum of
more than $40,000 in actual cash.
The display will Include a larg number of In
ported, Thoroughbred, Fin Bred, ail Draught
Moraec) herds of bhert Horn, Devon, Hvlstela,
Jersey, and Quern ley Cattle Iheoboioest breeds
of Sheep, Swiae, Ac., together with a Mechanical,
Vegetable, and Manufacturing Collection seldom,
If ever, brought together la any oommaalty. Kx
eel lent and eom mod Ions stabling baa beea pre
pared within tbe balldiag for Horses and Horned
Cattle, and a aaltabla space assigned oa the
ground adjacent for the awiommodallea efSwIae.
The Machinery, Dairy, Fralt, Floral, and Domestic
Department are all pro tided aader cover, aad
will undoubtedly prev attracilve and laitractlra
leatars of tha Pair. A space baa alio I
aesigaod for lb exercise and diaplay ef all lha
entries la tb Live Stack Ola tie, bat ao racing
will be per rallied. Green food will ba supplied
all the Milch Cows on xhibltloa, and bay aad
straw fnraithed all entrlei gratia.
Exeuraioa ticket will ba feraiibed by all Ui
railroad centring at PbllaaVtphla.aad all article
intandnd for exhibition. farrM an liberal farm.
FIRE 1 FIREII
BEST PORTION OF ST. MARYS IN
ASHES.
Thirty-four Buildings Destroyed 1
aural toe, two botbls, rora DWRLMaa
a so aurana ornaa auiLDiaaa totally
aaarnoiait.
We dip from tb Uautf tho following : Oa
Sunday afternoon a week, at a quarter to two
o'clock an alarm of Or was sounded, and Imme
diately amok was seta Issuing from tha reof of
Coryell k Bus' store, and before fllteea minute
the whole structure wa la a mass of flame.
What little applianoe w have wa brought into
requisition, but without araiL Aa many of the
goods as could be were taken out, but la a dilspl
dated condition. Tbe burning wa tba signal
for all lo tha aelghborhood lo pack up their
personal property, much of which was destroyed
after It was removed to the street. The fir
spttad with the greatest rapidity, and by 4:30
the fi-lluatng territory wa burned before It oould
be gotten aader control j
Tbe south aid of Michael street, from Wash
ington to Depot j bulb side ol Lafayette street,
from Railroad to Wash ington ; both sldea of
Railroad etreot, from Miabaol to tb Freight
depot; all of Washington street for lb earn
distaao east, except on building, Esquire Ru
dolph's, on cornet- of Michael and W aching too
street r, thirty-four building In alt, fall viotiu to
tb devouring element.
The g re j test excitement prevailed, and we are
sorry lo bear that complaints are uude that many
articloa were stolen after belog saved froxs the
Are. The streets, tha diamond, and tb vacant
lots on Washington street, wrtrwa with store
goods, household goods, wines, liquors, ate, etc.,
in tbe moit unutterable confusion Exoited m
women and children were hurrying to and fro
through the streets, many of them seeming to be
at their wits' ondi.
Tbe following buildings were burned 1
Coryell k Buss store, warehouse, rsldnco of
Mr. Meoum, offlo of W. W. Ames, and barn.
Joseph Kosenh offer, two dwelling houses and
barn.
Anthony Auman, residence.
John Smith, tobacco manufactory and resideno.
Joseph Wilhelm, hotel and and two store-houses.
Edward McBrlJc, three itare-houacs, residence
and barn.
Andrew Geek, residence and barber shop.
Andrew Meliel, store-room, bakery and saloon.
P. B. Waohtcl, store and dwelling.
Riley Bros,, total, barn and out bouses.
Cba. Luhr, dwelling bom.
P. k fi. R. R. Co., depot.
L. Vogel, hotel and Brewery.
Jo. P. Windfelder, hotel.
John E, Weidenbiraer, itoree-boos and resi
dence. L. Wltman, store. bouse.
John W. Wilhelm, store house.
Geo. Schaut, larg building containing two
itorer, photograph gallery and residence of two
families.
Following are the estimated losses :
Coryell k Russ $2.',000
John Smith ". 1,600
VVm. Gios 600
Joseph Wilhelm - 4,000
5. M B rid M 9,000
A. Geek 1,600
A. Mcisel 1,500
L W. Giflord I.6U0
John W. Wilhelin 1,600
George Krellnor 600
A. bctiauer. 2,0l0
1'. B. Haobtel 60u
II. Tegler. 300
F. X. Sosenbeiuier 1,01)0
B. Liebel,H 80
Riley Bros 10,000
Charles Lubr S 000
Spaflord A Tleruoy 6,000
tieurge Nihaut o.OUO
John Keller ;(u0
ftliss A. Killcn loo
L. U it man 1,000
John K. Wetdenbicner 4,0titf
Jos. F. Windtelder (.... S,v:u
L. Vogel 6,b00
Depot o(ihi0
K hi Kb la ul PHbiaa 600
Jos. Hosen hotter 6,000
A. Auman 2,600
Ueorgo Ignatx l&O
- begin und 300
Gnone Imbotf 500
Jos. F. Seal 1,000
U.Wilson 400
J.M.Mecum 8!0
Total
$107,600
AMOUHT or INDIVIDUAL IBHUBA
ca.
Coryell k Kuss, budding and stock-..
Edward H 'Bride, bunding
... $16,100
1,000
Joseph Wilhelm, stock aud building..
J. E. Weidenboeoer, stock and butidh
A. BCbauer, buudlnc
A. Geek, building
nuey tiros., building and furniture...,
P. B. Wachtel. butmlDjr
0. ti. Wlleon, furnltura............
L. Witmaa, a took
L. W. GiUord, stock aad furniture....,
Joseph F. Soal, building
Joseph Rosenboffer, building ,
A. Auman, building ,
Spatlord k Tierney, stock ,
J01. F. WindenleUer.etock and buildi
Charles Luhr, building
L. Vogel, building.
John W. Wilhelm, building..
11. r. irgier, stotik
Wm. Tegler, stock
Total $14,226
tub omtii or tpb rina.
The Ara originated from tb explosion ef a
lamp. Mr. Buck, the book-keeper, and Mr. Fred.
Bturenhsrg, n clerk in Coryell A Russ' store, were
In tb bad room In tbe ssoond story of tbe build
ing. Mr. Buck was reading, and Mr. Stnrenbsrg
had been paring bis lo nails, and h had a lamp
lighted an l was dressing his nails with hot tallow.
II had finished, and as he wa lacing up hi
boea tb lamp exploded, scattering tha oil In
every direction. II at tempt ad to throw tha
burning tamp out of tbe window, but he struck
the wall and made the mrtter worse. All their
effort to extinguish tb Dame were unavailing.
The Or, to us thetxpresslonofMr. 8 1 urea berg,
ran "like lightning through tbe building."
After they had exhausted all mean at band to
smother tha fire, they gave tho alarm, escaped
from tb building aad ualecked tb store door
and commenced to remove goods from the burning
building.
( BUS ABO mt'IDEBT.
When lha fir broke out tbe wbol town, and
many strangers wha wsr from Centreriil and
Ridgeway, flocked to tbe scene of the fire. Tba
lamond probably never bad so many people on
it a It did that Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Buck bad bis right band severely burned.
Mr. Btover had hi bands singed by tb fir,
while fighting to save bit own residence.
Dr. II art man mad sura to aav tbe beautiful
oil painting or his wife. This duty be attended
to the first thing.
District Attorney Wursell was rambling la tbe
woods during the fir. When be returned be
found that all b owned wa consumed.
A. O. Hoyer, Esq., a young attorney ef Pitts
burgh, who Is visiting Mr. Wuriell, was also
rambling la tha woods with Georg, and when he
returned b returned he found bis rjrip-saok had
gone up in the llamas. II was left la a strange
country without erau a olean shirt.
Mr. Dr. Wilson was found sluing away In Mr.
Lubr's meadow upon a samp -stool with her bun-
dies around br, when, too lata, aha discovered
that ah bad forgotten to snv far furs, which
she bad packed away.
Fred. Hturenberf totally forgot his trunk,
which contained all bis clothing and sixty dollars
la money. It would have taken about ten sec
onds to secure It, but his presence of mind for
sooh him.
Tba railroad, from tb corner of Lafayette
str.l to a point la from of Winfelder'i saloon
was pat la a bad shape by tb fir. Tha in Lease
beat mad a letter 9 ef lu Supervisor Oasbeiaa
had a larg fere of men to work an toon ai tb
fir subsided snOoleatly for them to stand it.
Tb telegraph wires were malted dowa.and
required Mr. M'Avoy's fore to go suddenly to
work oa Banday valng.
Col. W. W. Ames bad a fiogtr crushed while
at work at tb fir.
Tli employes of'tbe P. k I. railroad did noble
rrie In saving goods from th fir, by loading
tbem la ears and transporting thm to a place of
ealety.
E lward M'Brid lost hi entire stock of house
hold firnltor.
Mrs. L. W. Olfford was the oeolsst woman oa
th gronn.il. Bb did not get lb least bit ex
cited.
Andrew Kaal'a englaa did noble ear via la
keeping th Ira north of Elk creek. Several
times Mr, K rug's bous and barn were oa fire,
but tb satin wa master of lha situation,
Th 8u Mary's angles did good eerrloe la sat-
Ing Borg's and Krauis's buildings, nad they
eaught, there w oa Dspst ilrtet would bar beea
barned.
Tba vandal wbo became lataxlcatad oa
stolen whiskey, win and beer, should have boea
promptly looked ap.
W. C. Spafford lost all bis personal property In
room at tho Hlktr Ho wee.
Hamburger, tba awlhiar, says be will shah
tb towa. His goads ara all hipped elsewhere.
For filty years "Hollers' Livor Pills"
bav brought heal lb and happlaeas la thoasands
of homes. Ask yoar druggist for them.
.. . IM 1 1 1
Itiir Your M ill Now 1 Wo ara tho
proprietors af a Saw Mill, oompnto la ovary par
Hop lar, which w will sell very eh cap. For par
ticular, address B. A. 4 W. D. BlULER,
mehVM.tr.1 Clearfield, Pean'a,
A Fact. An advertisement Inserted
In th Republic ab will reach more reader than
If published In nil th other papers la th conn
ty.and cost tb advertise! lees than one-half
la other words, aa advertisement published In
our Jrurnal Is worth doubl tb prloo of that
charged by any other publisher la th county.
It is a fact
Borough School Tax. The Direc
tors of Clearfield hero placed tbe duplicate for
tb current yoar, In tho bands of District Treas
urer Whiteblll for oclleotlon. All tax paid
previous to tbe let of September, there will bo a
discount of five per soot After that date there
will b no, abatement. Th levy for tb year ia
eight mills. July-21-4l
New Daily Stage Line. Jamos L.
Leery has succeeded in having a dally mail eatab
lished between Clearfield and Prnnfleld, and will
hereafter run a dally stage between the two point.
Hisoontraot began with April 1st, and tb stage
will leave Icarfleld every morning (except Bun
day) at I o'clock, making connection witk all
trains on the Low tirade Railroad at Pennlleld, re
turning after the last train tba 11101 evening.
Passengersand freight will bo carried t low rale.
Order loft at any of lb hotel will be attended
to, lonprfv-ti
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LETTER FROM BOGGS TOWN
SHIP. W ALLArBTOH, Pa.. July S7, 140.
Emma Bari'SLicm : Pleaee notice tb bum
Ing of a bous at Hoover, Hughes k Co.'s Mill
No. 6, near Wallaceton, In which Mrs. Nancy
Thompson and her daughter Mrs. Wstsel lived.
The cironmstanoes are as follows: Un last Sun
der. July 26th, tbey started at or about 1 A. M.
to Murrisdale to church, and at or about two 3
P.M., M r. John Ross saw the smoke and tnoucbt
the Company's Mill was on fire, aad on going to
tbe Mill he found this bouse burning, In which
was all tbe foods of these two widow women-
mother and daughter the daughter having boon
married but a short time wbeo ber husband died,
leavim ber with a little one to care for. Laob
of tb woman have a child looking to tbem for
support. This is really tho saddest cas knowo
la theee part.
I respectfully nik that you put tb clrcum
stanoes or this case before your readers. If any
ons wishing to de anything for these people by
way of donating, tbey can send It to Rev. Walter
Whitney at naiiaceton, in metooatai minister
of whose oburcb the ladies are members in good
standing. Uobrbspobdbnt.
LETTER FROM CLEARFIELD.
Clkirpibld, Pa., Aug. Id, 1880.
Mb. Editor : 1 was somewhat astonished the
other ovenlnc to step Into a Republican meeting,
and a gentleman with tbe high sounding nam of
Daniel Webster Mcuuray upon tne noor mailing
some fearful gesture, such n drawing ap his
coat electee to show tbe pubtie he wore white
cuffs, and leasurely putting hi right hand barb
of hi head giving an eastern scratch (noted fur
it.l his entire speech was made up of what slang be
could think of to say about tba Democratic party.
There was not one sensible word in It ( be bad
better quit trying to speak for be can t. 1 et the
wii old editor of tbe Hnfteman'e Journal says be
made a telling speech. He simply said "be hated
the Democratic party a be did thedcvll." Rather
a cart ('(! e way of putting it. He had better con-
no btmaoir to writing moral tales lor tne
the "Little Gleaners." th "Little Toilers" and
the "Busy Bees." Then cam th Congress
Hill Statesman ; he or noted courage in many a
hard fought field, and wbo actually onos raised
his eyes to tbe public, but only for n moment :
because he was getting off a lie of large magni
tude, when be said "tne Democrats nas taken
possession of a public flag bought for tbe ottl
sens, and be though be contributed a little." It
woutd be little. He knew when he stated that,
that tbe flag was purchased by the Democratic
ladles of Clearueld and presented to tne "bey
mour and Blair Club, of Clearfield. I was dis
gusted and left, Intending to vote for Hanoock.
HBPUBLICAN.
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LETTER FROM HUSTON.
Pbsbfirlo, Pa., July 57 tb. 1890.
Mr. Emma : On Monday evening, July lvih.
the Democrats of Huston township organised n
Hancock and JinRlun Club. 1 be following are
tbe officers :
President Geo. W. Weaver I Vice Presidents
II. L. Horning and Abram Rosenkrana Secre
tary Wm. D. Woodward, Jr. ; Treasurer John
Haokett; Marshal Thomaa Buoy. Fifty-six
Democrats have joined tb Club. Absalom
Co no way of Hickory, Warren A. Lamb of Win-
tern urn, and ratriok rlynn and jerry Sullivan
of Tylers, have been appointed to secure tbe join
ing of all tbe Democrats in the township.
lb second res u Jar race tine of the Club was
held on last Friday evening. A number of names
were received and preparations made for nu
active campaign. Allen II. Kosenkrans, Esq.,
then addressed the meeting. He congratulated
Ihe Democrats on tbo outlook, but warned tbem
that only a hard light would win the victory.
On last Monday evening, tne republicans or
ganised a Garfield Club. Tbos. H. Murray and
Frank 0. Harris of Clearfield, were present. Mr.
Harris waved th "Bloody Bhiri" la old-time
Republican style. Mr. Murray said som unfair
things. For instance that General Garfield vol
unteered willingly to go to war, while General
Hanoock went because be wa obliged to go :
thus leaving with th audience th impression,
that Ueoeral llaaoook wa very unwilling to
Sent lor tbe Union. And again: 11 said that
the Democrat promised better times If tbey
wero given ;oni,rcs. Jlut ne neglected to leu
how tb promis was mado good. How since
1H70, our laws bav been mad by a Democratic
Congress, and how, during that time great pros
perity has eom to us. Decency and fairness ars
lost arts among Republican speakers,
HusroB DanecaAT.
COVINGTON AND KARTHAUS IN
MOTION.
A meeting or tho oitiaen or Covington and
Kartbaus townships, favorable to the elect loo of
Hancock and English was held at the Unloa
School House oa Saturday evening, July Slst,
ibhu, for tns purpose ol oraanttiuc Hancock
and Entliah Club.
On motion of Lawrence Flood, tb Club was
organised temporally by tb eleotiea or J. W.
Potter as President; Ja. U. Holt, booa N. Gna-
drlet, Jas. 8. Lucas, Christian Brown and Wm.
Sobnarrs, Sr., ie Presidents ; John M. Reiter,
Treasurer 1 K. E. Gillilsod aad W. E. Krotsor,
Secretaries.
Tha object of the organixatlon being stated and
tho By-Laws read, forty -seven names was enrolled
by tbe secretary. Alter a general consultation it
wa screed to meet at the earn plaoe oa Satur
day evening, Auguat 13lb. 1HS0, for tb purpose
of enstaiiiDg permanent omoer. un motion, 1.
0. MoCloskey, Lawrence flood and John W,
Pieard were appointed aa a Committee to report
officer lor toe permanent organisation at the
next meeting.
Oa motion tbe Secretaries wero requested to
communicate with th Chairman of he County
Committee, in order to secure speakers for tbe
next meeting.
Dr. J. W. Potter being called on mad a few
remarks oa tbe political Issues of tbe day.
The meet log voted thanks to tbo Kartbaus
musicians and requested their attendance at tb
next meeting.
Un motion lb meeting arose and gav three
hearty cheer for Hancock and English, and then
adjourned to meet on Saturday evening, August
lain, wben n lull torn out ol all favorable to tb
election of Hancock Is requested.
B. I. O.,
W. B. K.
Secretaries,
THE ROCHESTER COKE-OVENS
COMPLETED.
TBB BW IBPtrSTRr.
Bsfero tho Issue of another paper the new Coke-
ovens bnltt In DuBols by th firm of Bell, Lewis
k Yateo, will b fired, nd a new Industry eom
maneed. To some extent tba manufacture or
cake la an experimental on In this region, as It
bai beta earrifd on at but on point previous to
this week.
The Initiatory step wor taken by Captain
Brloker, near New Bethclem, Clarion county,
forty-five mllss down tbo Low Grade Railroad
from DuBol. Brink er ha thirty ovens at work
and makes a very good quality or coke. Last
Sorter. Powers, Brown k Co., operating at
Reynoldsvillo, commenced th oonstruction ol
thirty or moro ovens wbloh were completed last
week and fired, making th second on this tine
of railroad. About th sam Urn Bell, Lewis k
Yates began tb construction of fifty-six ovens
which they would bav completed som tlm igo
could they have obtained tba briob as fait as
desired. It will thus be seen that of about ninety
ovens In th Reynoldsvill basin, Bell, Lewis k
Yates bav nearly two-tbtrds, and nearly half oa
tba road. Although to son axteat an axperi-
ntal Tsatur, yt ther la ao doubt but that It
will prov succsisfnl, for tb most Improved ma
chinery and appliances have been introduced for
washing and burning th coal, and tb enterprise
and aapltal or th firm ara a ser guarantee that
nothing will be left nndon in tbe way or keeping
up wltb other manufacturers But the erownlng
encouragement Is tbe analysis of th oal which
shows It to be unsurpassed for coking purposes
by any la th region. Following 1 th analysis
mad by aa miont ehmist for tb firm, and Is
a correct one :
Moisture, 1.10 1 volatilo matter, IB, 7(1; fixed
carbon, 64.81 ; ash, I 06 j sulphur, 81.
It will bo observed that th sulphur Is but a
trace, and It 1 really tb least sulphur aad best
ooal for gas, it ran and eok on the Low Grade
oxespt tbe other mints In th im medial neigh
borbood or DsBolt, which are vary similar.
Aa tho market far DeBols coke will ba Hafialo
and tba aortb, aompatltloa will aot be great, a
ther ar ao coko oveas la competing distance
tb Oonnellsvlllo regioa, south of Pittsburgh b
log tba nearest,
Tba demand for eok depend to a groat exteat
oa tbe activity of tb iron trad. Should th
mane fa la re of Iron warrant aa additional forty
r fifty ovoai will yet bo ballt by Bell. Lewis
A Vales adjoining tboeo aew bailt, aad a littl
talk Is beard af a few evon at tb Illldrup Col
Mery, but tbis I not yet derided.
Bet whet her more are built ar not, tb Bomber
ae 00m plated will employ twenty -lv to fifty
men and xrt bealtbfal Influence ever tfa
wbol eemaianlty, taming lb ettenttoa af tbe
market towards tbe en el fields of DsBols. Dm
Unit rWrer.
Tobacoo.Ciqars.Ao. Thii bosinoss
wlll be eoatlaaed, at my old stand oa Market
street, by Jama I. Watson, or lorn oa else,
for tb present. The finest brands of imported,
domestic aad Ksy Wt cigars, aad most popular
brands of plug, shewing, fib CBt knd smoking
tobacco. Will also keep all ht)r goods la the
tobacco business. Wltb tb advantage of now
being able to buy entirely for cash, we aan give
our trad rat bargain inchol good. Country
dealers supplied wltb job lots at less than manu
facturers' prices. Albx. Watbor.
Clearfield, Pa., July SI, 1S0-t.
Farmers. Look Here I Lytic will
give yoa bigbest markct prices for Wheat, Oat,
Cora, Buckwheat, Butter, Eggs, Oalons, Apples,
dried fruits, and all kinds of produce. He has
tb largest and best selected stock of groceries,
teas, coffees, molasses, spice, oil salt, sugar,
queens ware, tubs, buckets, baskets, churns, Ac,
In Clearfield county. Ho buys hi goods In Urge
quantities from manufacturers and first hands
for oasb, and take th advantage or all
discounts, and so be I enabled to tell at lowest
price. 11 gives cash priors for produo,and sells
his goods at tho lowest prloss in th county.
Scpt-Xt-TV ti
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Tins is my Proclamation. If vou
want good tin ware go to Merrell's 1 will
not repair any cheap tin-war Imported into Ibis
vicinity, specially In the fruit aan liu-j I keep
no books; I pay rash for everything, end lex-
peat my patrons to do the ism with mo j I guar
antee my work and material.
All itinerant tin paldlors Invadlog th county
for th purpose of sailing their cheap ware had
better look up th Aot of lRj, from which they
oaa learn that there Is a penalty of $100 Inourred
for violating it. O. B. Mbbrkll,
July Slst, 168Q.Ha Agent.
Clearfield Coal Trade. Htato-
ment of Coal and otbr freight sent over tbo
Tyrone k Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for the week ending July S4tb, 1880, and
th same time last yoar t
coal. . .
Tons.
... 44.24H
.... .M.V5
... 0,051
771,058
80,639
For tbe week
Same time last year-
Increase.
Previously during year .
Same time last year
Decrease
Total lb 1 880
Same time last year
Decrees
omen rnaiuurs.
Lumber
m car.
-170 "
Miscellaneous freights
FROM CHICAGO.
Wholesale Dry Goods 11 (.use of J. V. Farwell 1 Co.
I h irAoo, 111., oot. otn, ion.
Dn. M. M. Frnnxr, Frcdonia, N. Y.,
Dear Sir : I took your Blood aad Liver Rime-
dy and Nrv Tonic for a severe bilious attack
with perfeot suocess. Three-fourths of a bottle
of yoar St, Vitus Danoe Speeifio completely cured
my boy of tbat disease, niter ne nau been uociorea
three months by eminent physicians without
benefit. I wish also to say that I think highly
of your Improved Cough Honey.
tours iruiy, i. m- 1 uni.i
July SS-St
Dr. Fanner's Blood and Liier Remedy and
Nerve Tonio may well be called "Th conquer
log hero" of th times. It is the medical triumph
of tbe age. Whoever bas "the blues" should take
it. for it regulate and restores lb disordered
system that gives rise to tbem. It always cure
Biliousness and Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dys
pepsia, Constipation, Headaches, Fever and
Ague, Spleen Enlargement, Scrofula, Erysipelas,
Pimples, Blotches and all ekia Eruptions and
Blood Disorders) Swelled Limbs and Dropsy ;
Sleeplessness, Impaired Nerves and Nervous De
bility j Restores flesh and strength when the sys
tem Is ruining down or going into deoline ; cures
Female Weakness and Chronic Rheumatism, and
relieves Chronic Bronchitis, and atl Lung and
Throat difficulties. It does thai things by strik
ing at tbs root of disease and removing its causes.
Dr. Fcnner's Improved Cough Honey will ro
ller any cough In on hour. Try a sample bottle
at ten cents.
Dr. Fenner's Geldea Relict cures any pain, as
Tooth-ache, Neuralgia, Colic or Headache In flv
to thirty minutes, and readllj relieves Rheuma
tism, Kidney Complaint, D Urbane, etc.
Dr. Fenner's Su Vitus Danoe Specific. On
bottle always cure.
For sale by Ilartswlek k Irvla, Druggists,
Clearfield, Pa. eug-27-tf.
Rptcials.
oMHXY I be. Wool wanted by
II. A. KRATZER.
July 29, 1880 4t Clearfield, Pa.
Collictor'b Salhi I We have prepared
a form, and have on band a large quantity, of
blank "Collectors Bales, wmeb nave been ap
proved by the highest legal authority In th
Court of this county. At TWa'y Cents per
do ten w will mall any number to tb Collector
ordering them. A Collector, wben oompelled to
advertise vropertr. must post up not lees than
inree notice in tno most puono pieces in 01s
borough or township. tf.
Machimxs. Etc. All persons wanting a first.
class Sewing Machine ibould bay the New Im
proved Light-Running Weed, for sal by John B
Beers, Clearfield, Pa., er Mile R. Beers, dealer
n Machines aad Urgans, Key noldsv tile, Pa.
may lVth-om
One Uunntin Pan Cbrt. Diioourt on Old
Pbicbs. Sewing Machines can now bo purchased
at jn lire ii tin iim rioj "i
wards. All kind of sewing machine repaired
oa the shortest notice.
Clearfield, Pa., July 18, 1877.
Wabtbd. Delivered at tbe Rail Road.
100,000 26-lnoh she Ted shingle.
100,0(1 14-ineh aawad shingles.
100,000 feet of pine boards.
500,0(1 14-feet shaved hoop.
6,000 railroad ties.
60,000 feet of good bemloek boards.
For which I will pay tb highest market price,
delivered at Clearfield, or at any point on tbe
Tyrone k Clearfield Railroad.
J. F. Kramer.
Clearfield, Pa., Oct 18, 1878 tf.
Just ll?eeivt?l.
Just Rocnivcd by ARNOLD, at
CURWENSVILIE:
Car JiOad Nova Scot in Plaster!
Car Ixad pure Corn, Ryo and Oats
Chop!
Car Load I) en ken Snlil
Car Load of Clioico Family Flour 1
Car Load Pry Goods, (irocories, Ac.I
ftarShinelus, Bark. R. R. Tics and
Grain will be takon In exchange.
Curwonsvillo, May 1, 187H.
IIOVERROCKER ZIMMERMAN. In
Houtsdals, on Sunday, July 4th 1HH0, by Rev.
W. Seott Wilsno, Mr. Charles Hovrrocker ef
Osceola, and Miss Emma Zimmerman, of Ster
ling, Clear!) eld county, Pa.
CONDO-BUSKIN. In Philiptburg.Julv 1M,
by Rev. A. M. Crelghton, Mr. Wm. II. Con do,
and Miss Lids A. Buskin, both of Oiceota.
sua.
W1I.E.-In Clearfield, oa Barday, July S4tb,
1HS0, Mr. Luther G. Wile, of Philadelphia, aged
84 vears, 9 months aad Si days.
WRIGHT. On Toesday, July S7th, 188ft, at
the reildenee of her parents, a car Brookville,
Sadi E , wire ol Leaoder A. Wright, aged S3
year, 1 month and S day.
COWDER. Oa Saturday, July Hit, 1880.
Dorous W., son of B. K. and tf. A. Cowdar, f
Bradford township, aged 16 years, 1 1 months and
4 days.
CLEARFIELD MARKETS.
CLR ABFIBLD, Pa, Aug , S, 180,
Flour, per ewt ....,.. t.1 00
Buckwheat Flour, per ewt S 8ft
Cora Meal, per ewt - S 00
Olmp, rye, per ewt I 70
Chop, mixed, per ewt 1 40
Bran, per ewt 1 16
Wheal, per bushel 1 10
Rye, per bushel tb
Oats, per bushel 60
Corn, ears, per bushel ,, 4ft
Buckwheat, per bushel 60
Clover eeed I OP
Timothy seed 8 76
Potatoes, per bushel 60
Apples, per bushel ... Oft
Omona S 00
llama, per pound IS
Shoulder, per pound - ... H(M I
Dried Beet, per pound 18
Chlrkena, par pair 60
Butter, per pound SO
Eggs, per dosea Mi
Salt, per sack, larg I On
Coal Oil, per gallon- M 16
Lard, per poua 10
Dried Apples, per pound H, f
Dried Peecnee, per pound MH II
Beans, pff buwbel..-.- S 00
grin gMU'trllstmmH.
5WHI ntlHIIKLK-Oxiri. Wr.r.r Co
, wut Ir. Ibo.i.m kaib.lt of OATS, ,
ud will auk .r .rodufw.
ClMrl.U, Pk, II, U7 If.
ARNOLD 11 A3 ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles,
SIIAVED AND SAWED.
Cnnr.nnlll., , T if.
CAUTION All parsons ao hereby warned
acaiost purchasing or Inarvwav meddling
with tb following personal property, now la
possession or David Lyons, of Bandy township,
vis 1 Two black, hones and Ibeir harness. The
foregoing property wa purchased by ms at Con
stable Sal on tbe IVib day of July, and tbey are
allowed to remain la tha possession of said
David Lyons oa loan only, subject to tnv order
at any time ELIJAH ASH KNPKLTER.
Iiutrrribubq, Jaiy h, isao it
1 ARM FOR HA I.E. The auhserlbor now
otters bis farm for sat. Tbe property I lo.
oatd one mil and a half north of Clearfield,
eontalRlog EIGHTY ACRES, most of which is
cleared and under good cultivation, good two
lory uh boa, large frame barn aud other nec
essary outbuildings, together with an orchard of
all kinds or fruit. Th whole is undtrlald wltb
a vain of food coal. For further particular
call on tb premises, or by letter addressed to
JUHIH U. HKKll,
July.S8,18H0 -St Clearneld. Pa
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
In pursuance of an order of (he Oriban' Court
of Clearfield county, there will be exposed to pub
lie sale at the Court House In Clearfield, Pa , 00
Nattirday, Auguat git, !wo,
at 1 o'clock, P. M., the following disc ri bed real
estate of Charles W. Leonard, let of Lawrenoo
township, said county, doceoaed, vis: All hi
right, till aad Interest In and to that certain
tract of land situate In said township, bounded
en the Couth by lands of CI irk Brown, oa tb
East by lend of Jobn A. Rued and blow art Reed,
on the North by Stewart Hied, and 00 the Weat
lv w. I'. Kcad and Jolh H. Reed, t oiitBllilntf
131 Acres, more or less, late the estate of hi
father, Robert Leonard, deceased.
The improvements consist of a large two-story
frame dwelling bouse, log barn, and other out
buildings. About 100 acre of th property
cleared and under cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE:
On half of the purcbai money cash on con
firmation or al, balanc In one year from data
of sal with Interest from date of sale, to be secur
ed by bond and mortgage on the premises.
LVDIA P. LKUNARD, Administratrix.
July 1H, 18H0-SU
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
IN II0UTZDALE.
By virtue of an order Issued out of tb Or
phans' Court of the County of Clearfield, lo the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the undersigned
Administratrix will sell at Public Sal on tbe
premise, in th Borough of Ilouttdsle, in said
county, on
Thursday, August 19,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,
All that certain bote) property known as the
"ST. CLOUD HOTEL," comprising Lots No. S74
and No. 2H0 in the seneral plan of tbe Borough
of Uoutsdale, with the improvements thereto,
consisting of a two-story Frame House, being 76
feet iront and to leet deep, witn an addition
thereto of 18 feet The bous contains fifteen
rooms up stair and fiv rooms down stairs, with
a good cellar, and there Is an excellent stable un
the premises. Tbe property is well-fitted in
every way for tbe purposes of a Hotel.
terms or s.i
Five per cent, on day of sale, balance of one
third cash on confirmation of sale, and the re
mainder in two equal annual pavments, with In
terest secured by Bond and Mortgage on tbe
premises.
Mrs. ELMIRA BAUMGARDNER,
Hodtmialr, July 2S-4t Administratrix.
Notice to Heirs!
In the matter of the estate In tbe Orphans' Court
of Frederick Frailey,late I of Clearfield county,
Of Chest township, deo'd. j Pennsylvania.
WRIT or rABTITIOX.
To th bolrs and legal representatives of Fred
erick Frailey, Irt. of Chest townihip, Clearfield
county, I 'a., dec vii : Elisabeth Ann Frailey,
(widow), John Frailey, Andrew Frailey, Lydia
Frailey (intermarried with Hamilton White), and
Hamilton White ber husband, Elisabeth Frailey
(intermarried with John llockenbrry), and Jobn
Hockenberry her husband, Catherine Frailey (In
termarried with Jobn Hoover), and John Huover
ber husband, and the heirs and legal representa
tive of Magdalen Frailey, do'd., (who was In
termarried with William Bartoi, via: Harrison
Barto, Lydia Barto, (intermarried with Jonathan
Westover), and Jonathan Westover her husband,
Edward Barto, Caroline Barto, (intermarried with
George Wallace), and George Wallace her hus
band, Elmira Barto and John Frailer bis Guard
ian, and Jane Barto and Jobn Frailey her
Guardian.
TAKE NOTICE that, In pursuance or a writ
01 paruuon 10 me oirectea, out oi in urpnans
Court of Clearfield county, 1 will, on THURS
DAY, tha Hi III DAY of AUGUST. 1680. bold ao
Inquest of partition and valuation of tb real
ettlat of Frederick Frailev.lat of Chest
township, Clearfield county, Pa., deo'd. The In
quest will assemble at tbe lata reskdenoe of said
Frederick Frailey, deo'd., la Cheat township,
county and State aforesaid, at 10 o'olock in th
forenoon ol said day. JAMES MAUAr FEY ,
Bnanirr'aorrtcB, ) Sheriff.
Clearfield, Pa-, Jaly I8ta, IBM.)
Notice to Heirs I
In the matter of the estate In the Orphans' Court
or tiosepn i oinsrs, iai oi uiearneid county,
oi aartnajis iwp.,deo 4. ) feonsyiraoit.
WRIT Or PiRTITIOX.
To the belrs and legal representatives of Joseph
i oi tiers, law or Hermans townsaio, Clearneld
county, Pa., dee'd., via: John Y others, Henry
l otners, Bopnia Joiners, (intermarried wltft Ueo,
lieckendorn , tnd Georte lieciendorn ber bos-
band, Christian Yotbers, Jos. W, Y others Daniel
Yotners, rleutwn 1 others. Isabella Yotbers. ( inter
married with Wm. Patterson), and Wm. Patterson
ber husband, and tbe heir and legal represent a
lives of Adeline Yotbers, dec d (wbo was inter
married with Joseph Uilliland). vis t Josenh
Gillilaod, (surviving husband), Lydia Gllliland
and Clam Uilliland, by their Guardian, E. J.
Uilliland, and lb heir and legal representatives
oi nary blisaoeiB xotners, dec d, (wbo was la
trrmarried with William Uelchel), via: William
lietcbel, (surviving husband), David He fob el,
Alfred Heiebel, Nora Helobel. Orria Haichel aad
Mabel Heir he I, by their Guardian E. J. Gilliland.
TAKE NOTICE that. In pursuance or a writ
of partition to me directed, out of the Orphans'
Court of Clearfield county, Pa., I will, on Til U RS.
DAY tho 16TH DAY of SEPTEMBER. A. D,
1880, hold an Inquest of partition and valuation
of tbe real estate, late of Joseph Yotbers, lete of
Kartbaus township, dee'd, situate in Kartbaus
township, Clearfield county, Pa. Tbe Inquest
will assemble at Ihe late residence of said Joseph
Y others, dee'd., in Karthaus township, at 10
o cioca in tne lorenoon oi eaia day
JAMES MAHAFFEY,
Shbriff'b Orrira, 1 Sheriff.
Clearfield, Pa., July 28, 1830.
EXECUTORS' SALE
HEAL ESTATE
IN TENN TOWNSHIP.
By virtue of an order Issued out of tbe Orphans'
Court or Clea; field County, Pennsylvania, the
unaersigncd Kiecutors or tne nutate of KICII
ARD DANVEit, Sr., late of PRNN TOWNSHIP,
in said County, deceased, will sell at Public Sale,
oo the premises, in said township, on
Saturday, August 211,1880,
AT S O CLOfK P. M.,
All that certain tract or land, or farm situated
In th Township aforssaid, bounded as follows
On th north by lends of Nelson Walker, on the
east by Jesse Spencer and William K . Denver,
eouth by Joseph Davis and west by Allen Mc-
uonaia, ooniamtng
SEVENTY ACRES,
more or lass j about sixty acres of which Is Im
proved and under cuUivatloo, bavlnr thereon
eiMted a icj dwelltog bouse, log barn and llie
otner neaesssry outbuilding:', tote ther with a
fine ORCHARD of good fruit, and sellat
water.
th tuns OF Sff LK.
Ooe third of the prlee muit be nald down, and
the balance In two equal annunl paymenla, with
Interest, secured by Bend end Mortgage n tbe
premises. nii iiAHU UANVKK, Jr.
JAMES Mi KKOWN,
Kiecutora ol R. Denver, Sr., drcaed.
Graui'IAR Hills, Jaly 2S, 1SS0-4t.
A imiTOH REPORT of th finance of
J V I'nioa township, for th year ending April
uiu, isnv. inemas rtrocKDaoB, District treas
urer, ia account with tbe Road and Poor funds:
roah vtndi.
DR.
To am't received from D. B. Bra baker,
Treasurer for 1879 11,418 II
To am t of 8. 8. Hollnpeter duplicate S3 14
To am't of 8. U. Wing d op licet 144 T7
Total
..$1,816 SS
CR.
Ry amount of order redeemed 91,411 SI
By amount of tax worked under 8. B.
Uollopeter H, S04 48
By am tof taiunworked by Hoilopeler . 48 08
By am't of tax worked under R. H. Wiag 181 76
By am't ef tax uaworked byS. H. Wing . II OS
Tola!..
..1,811 S3
oca ri nne,
bit.
To am't of taxes eol. by W. W. Dualap l ST 4.1
To am't recsivfd from D. K. Bra laker- 111 SO
To balance da Thomas Broekbaok...,. Ill 6T
Total...
$ SIS 10
CR.
By amount of order redeemed 9 SOI 01
We, the undent jrned Auditors bavins exam In
ed tbe aooooat of tbeiaa Brockbenk. Treasurer
of Talon township, in account with tbe ROAD
and POOR tuads of said township, and certify
tbat there 1 de the District Trees a er a balaaee
from tb poor fuad er $121.67
B. F. HARLRY, Jr.,
Allect II. F. STnWHLL,
S Wblvv, C. d. LABORDK,
Clerk. Auditor.
July Kth, Ml t-SI.
$w flwtljJtmrtttji.
BEI.H FOR SA1.R. Thlrtsn blves of
Italian Bee wblob I will mil hp for
cash, or exchange for wheat. For further la
formation call on or address the undersigned.
J.F. KRAMER.
Nov,7Mf. Clearfield, Ps.
gUSQUEHANNA UOUSK,
OUEWINSVILLE, PENN'A,
firThls old and well-established Hotel has
been leased by the undersigned, and he feels eoa
11 dent of rendering satisfaction to those wbo may
patronise hiia. Good stabling aMadied.
LEWIS O. BL00M, IW-telM.
April tl,'80tf.
PATCH T
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Uut a..il ui 1 ..Mi),,., Ai, ,J, , I")
1.1 (.Lit Oir,.J - H, 1 1, til ,,,, .. I
I. ' .01. Ii li(Vlh.i-., il.it miM iut
i It'iit lli 1 tii h i.ili'hc . u i nl . ip . Vfe
..t oi-. ( 11.' it. ui)-- r.--,.,d it (V
. , '...niilViinn Cm .-ir) tn.r 4.r's
1 mr t..t.k. t. ft.1eiilinSJii.su i r
"ur li ). Illu.ti .irJ (f:it.l ol aval
Mm. ,. Jurilii ftlnti.'iiriy. alu. I
0.
Omii:. t Hn-ii flTT NOVELTY CO.,
June 1ft, 1880-Sia.
A!)MIMTHATOH'H NOT It' EC Nntlc
is hereby girra tbat Letters or Ad mini,
tratiua on the estate or A. H.SHAW, late ol
Lawrence township, Clearflold county, I'-, uou,
having been duly granted to tbe ouaeriigned, all
iu.ri.me indebted to laid a'tate will please u ke
immediate payment, aou more nevmg "
demands against the same, will preenl Ibeiu
properly authenticated fur sttllement without
daisy. MARV K. SHAW,
TV. tt . n id,
Administrator.
Clearfield, Pa., Jun 80, 1880 fit.
SpringlSiiiniiicr Millinery!
To Mr Ct'ftTOUKRI AND TH Fl'ILlC AT Li HOB I
About Saturdny, April 24th, 1 will retuin from
Ph ade lnhia with a full lin oi fll I i-uin mv i
GOODS of all kinds. With now facilities for do
ing business, 1 will simply say that I can now
give my customers tbe benefit of my advantages
in buying, styles and prices throughout the entire
season. airs. i. n. nAiau.1!.
Clearfield, Pa., April SI, 18801m.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
-OF-
Valuable Heal Estate !
IN pursuance of en order of the Orphans' Court
of Clearfield oounty. Pa., there will be ex-
Dosed to eale at the hotel of Geo. W. Davis, in
the borough of New Washington, lo said
oounty, on
Wednesday, August 11, 1880,
at 3 o'clock P. M., all the following deicribod real
estate of John Rorabaugh, late of Burnside town
ship, In said oounty, doc d, to wit : AH tbat cer
tain tract of land situate In said townrhip, hound
ed west by lands now or late of James Gallagher,
north by lands late of Crawford Gallagher, east by
lands now or late of too betrs oi 1'avid miicneii,
dee'd, and south by land late of Benjamin (Jalla-
gher, contain ing 100 acres, more or less,aud known
as purpart No. I In tbe partition of said de-
oedent's estate. Tbe improvement! consist of a
TWO-STORY PLANK
DWELLING HOUSE. ,
unit reel, witn an "Li anacneii, z.n it. ieet,
BANK BARN, 84x38 feet, WAGON 811 KD, and
other outbuildings, also a good orchard. Property
One-third the purchase money, and also enough
of tba residue thereof to cover the costs and fees
Incident to said partition and sale, cash on oon-
Drmatton oi sale, one-nan tne namece m one year
from tbe date of said sale, and the remainder at
the death of Mary J. RorabAueli. widow ef said
deo d, tbe latter two payments with their interest,
payable annually, to be secured ttj nonj ana
mortgage on the premises.
II. L HENDERSON,
Administrator.
Osterid, July Slst, 1HS0 3t.
AUDITOR STATIC i:NT or the RuAD
and POUR funds of Boggs township, for
tbe current year, as follows :
ROAD Ft Hli.
DR.
To Duplicate of Levi Louder 8uperrisor..$710 AO
To 66 days service R Supervisor 110 00
Tola!..
1420 M
CR.
I)j ord.r to L.tl Loodar I tt 1.1
Dj or.Lr to Il.ria Huh Ill il
By work don. by .ltii.nl nndw Leri
Loadw- . JVO li
By l.t not worked out J '
hy unoant rtar.d t. Comnii.ilontfl... 44 ti
Bj .lon.rntloDl H $ It 80
Tol.1..
..$820 60
DR.
To .n't of Puplieat. of JmoI) ll.nc ItIA 00
To 47 d.71 Mrvle. .a Sup.rrlior 04 00
Tol.l lilt 00
CR.
By ord.n to Frank Oou I 40 00
Hi Juob ll.n.jr 4 00
hy work dno. by eilii.n. .07 80
by uonarntluni n 70
by .m't returned to CommlMioncr. - 1 50
B U not worked out 10 00
Tot.l M0 M
roon ri'nr..
DR.
To b.l.nr. at Htll.rn.nt of 1878 $.118 04
To datdleata for 18711 i
Total
I8BS M
Dj balanc. at Httl.m.nl :8 87
out of Ibia amount tbar. 1. in tb. band.
of Darid M.aee M "
In tb. banda of Jaeob Dim.ling H 6S 00
in tb. band! of liaao Baiib li 07
CR.
Rj ordi-ra r.J.tn.d $.1.11 60
By ezon.raliunt and raturn to Commi. a- 4& 34
By amonnt to balano. 198 87
Tot.l
$6J 18
Wa, th. und.r.ln.d Auditor, of Bor town,
bin, bar. oiaiuined tba abnv. atatctneot aad
Ind Uec.rr.ct. JOHN llKltjII.
A1l.1l: JOHN CtH I.IER,
W, II. lla.nr, JOHN BTONK,
Clerk. Auditora
July 8lb, 18.-0 3i.
AlJDITIIKH'HTATKMI'.MTofthrfln.nen
of Brady townrhip, Clearneld oounly.P..,
Irum April 1Mb, 1"7, lo April IJlh, 1K0. J. II.
Kirk, bi.triet Tr.aaurer, in aeoount wltb tha
HOAD, SCHOOL and FOUR fundi of laid town,
hip.
..an rrnni.
DR.
To balance due at former aettlement. ...$2,078 88
To amount of duplicate for 1870 2,-148 88
To back 1.1 for 1878 - 384 Oil
Total $4,808 II
CR.
By work dona by eltireni on roadl $2,118 82
By aion.ratloni for l7t - 1) 81
By .ouebcra r.de.m.d 817 18
By Tree.nrer'i p.roentaxe at 3 par Bent
on $917.1.1 18 l
By am't or tai not -eorked out 107 60
By hack UI worked out 3N4 60
By balano. la Traaaury 1,88$ 08
Total
...$4,806 81
eooa run
DR.
To bal. duatp. from ftrm.r aattlem.at..$ $16 40
T. amoont donated by Jeaae LinM
10 00
T. full am't of duplieatafor 18711..
$88 04
Total....
.$1,111 44
CR.
By voucher! redeemed $ $17 99
By Trea.orer'i percentage at 8 per ee.t.
.n $17 tl $3
By making duplicate, and paying lor
lame $ $6
By abatement, to eitlicoe 10 40
By amount In Treaaory 2f3 $8
Total
$1,111 44
f-.ooi, rvxi.
DR.
To amount of eaih e. hand $ 41$ 60
To amon.t du. from A. $i. Braueb.r. M 406 66
To amount da. from John Jimcn 362 82
To amount of aobMriptio. for Lutberi.
burg echool bou.a 200 00
To refund of J. II. KJInger 32 60
To $ per cent, added .n duplieat. uf
1672 aad 1B78 $66 46
To Stat, appropriation H 666 66
T1 full amount of duplicate for 16;...,H 1,79$ 43
To amoutt dn. Dlatrtt Triararer 1 44
Total.
. $4,036 88
CR.
By Toucbera redeemed .... H......$2,f f$ $1
By SteU appropriation $66 66
By baleuee not eallealed 614 49
By balano. I. banda ef A. $1 . braaeber. 141 4.
By balaaee of aabrrlptlo. unpaid 46 0.
Total
- -.....$(,016 $8
Wa, tba and.rflmd Auditor, ef Brady tewn
ahip, haTing .Bamiaed the eeao.n! of JoHph
II. kiik. Trwrarer .f Brady townaklp, I. no-
noon! with the Koad, Poor and Bchool fundi of
aaid tow.ahlp, Ind th.m ai above italed.
DANIKU UOODLANVRR,
Attvet 1. L. BKVI.KR,
J. W Coup, J. U. tlVLKK.
Clark. Andilara,
t.uibmhurf, July 21 t. 1166 It.
IttiirrUnnroui.
ATTENTION FARMERS !
WE HAVE ON IIAXD AND FOR SALE OXE CAR LOAD OP
CHAMPION REAPERS & MOWERS.
-A CAR LOAD OF THE
FARMERS' FRIEND
POl'PLF. FOtlQR FEED GRAIN PRIM,, AND A CAR LOAD OF TIIK
TIGER AND THOMAS HAY RAKES,
THK BEST SELF AND HAND DUMP RAKKS IN THE WORLD.
... .,. rsrvS'aj2-'
Wo also lmvo a lot of Ileebner's Level Trend Horse-Power
TlireBliors and Cleaners for one and two horses. Also Turnbull'a
Ohio Wagons with lieveled Shoulder Spokes, which adds fully ono
third additional strength to the wheel. Also Cortland Tlatfonn
Spring Wagons, with two and three seats, and Open and Top Bug
gies. Please give us a call before buying elsewhere.
The above Articles will be Exchanged for Sheep, Cattle or Good Horses.
F. M. CARDON& BRO.
Clcm-fiold. IV, May 2fl, lSSQ.2m. .
N. E. ARNOLD,
-WILL PAY THE
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
JP O 3RL-
1,000 CORDS HEMLOCK BARK.
1,000 CORDS OAK BARK.
1,000 CORDS SHINGLE BOLTS.
1,000,000 ONE MILLION SAWED SHINGLES. 1,000,000
1,000,000 ONE MILLION SIIAVED SHINGLES. 1,000,000
No waiting for turn, but unloaded immediately. Highest cash
price paid at all times. Liberal advances made on large lots. Go
see Arnold before contracting your bark.
N. E. ARNOLD,
May. 12, 1880-lf.
JAMES L.
MARKET KTItl-KT, t I KABFIKI D, PESN'A.
All kinds of Caskols and Colling kept on hand, snd furnished to order on
ihort notico, including tho 6nct as well nts tho cheapest Hint can be manu
factured. Our
conrsB pi-i.xiisxin.-vzm
Is tho boBt In use, and will to ftimiihcd when required. FuneraU attended
in any part of the county. Call at my ofllce, on Second street, or leave
your orders at Troutmnn's Furniture Sioro, adjoining tho Fostofllco.
1 JAS. Ii. LKAVY,
oot 1,70-ly Clearfield, Pa.
$ru, g.flwtlscmfnts.
MONEY TO LOAN Oa Irlt-clui im
proved farm property, by the Mutaal Life
lueuranoe Company of N.w York, 00 nrit mort
gage, in lumi from $1,000 up. For further in
formation apply to the underaigned.
HI RXTHAI.W. SMITH.
Cle.r8.ld Pa., May 7th, 18711 tf.
J1AKM LiMH KIM HAI.IC In llu.ton
and Pinetonnbip.,Clearfleld ooanly.
Hcaaonable time given lor part of purehaie .
money. I'rioei $6 01) t. $10,110 per anr..
Miner.'! rerorved. t. B1HD, Agent,
Penfleld, P..
orWai-L.caii Kaa...
SepL 10, lhltt-tf. Clearfield, I'a,
rp FAKMEIt I Tba Fonrternth Annual
X Klhibition of thaCl.KAKPIKI.I) COIN1V
AURHII LTI HAL SOCIKTV will be held
At Clearfield, Sept. 15, lli A 17, 18HH,
I.IBKRAL PRKMU1MS will be offered and
made pubha in due time, for wbicb every Farmer
I. tbe county i invited to aoirpete Forinforma
lion addra.a LKANDKH hKNNINO, I're. l,
Or AL. M. ROW, Secret.ry,
Clearfleld, 1'enn'a.
Kzacntlre Committee Philip Hotti (Co. Treal
orrr), ltreeaiia tap : klitha M. Davie, Penn twp.;
Jobn Fmilh, Bloom twp , l..rl R. Drenier, 1'oion
twn.t Vr ilaoB P. Tate, Lawrence twp.
June 16, lN0-td.
JVR TINWAHS, IIAIIDrYAUK,
nrl
HOUSE FUENISHINQ GOODS,
nd
NKKDI.KS, ATTACIIMENTd AND PARTS,
ami all Hindu of
SEWING MACHINES,
(10 TO
O. II. MK11KKI.I,, - A(ent,
Cl.KARFIKI.D, PA. (Jon. 2, '0 tt.
HAW MILiLj
PRIVATE SALE !
ANY part leu In ne4 .tt Pa Mill irthtnrtiy
tnforoifHl that I will itll thftn on M good
new. Htera'iBlocki.,
FIFTY FOt'X IXVH SA H',
Belling, and atl the elber Allure. In good order.
For further information, eddreie
JI'MTIK J. PIR,
Orecol. Mi'li, ( Ie.r6.ld Co, I'a.
March 8, 18S0 !.
WAGONS WAGONS
ll'GIK3-nVGl.IKH.
Sl'ltlNO WAGONS,
SPUING WAGONS.
THE C0kLI MAG0.VS.
TOP AND OPEN SUOQIZS.
KKrT OA' IUSD FOR SALK.
STAGE & REILLY,
CLIARFIILD, PA.
M.y 1$ m.
inisrrllanroBS.
taae'SflSlwMun.--Ji rrauJUiJj :.l
CURWENSVILLE, PA.
LEAVY,
Sew arrrtis(in(nts.
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties.
CorweoiTilU, P. Ju. I. 78-tf.
Anfinls Wanted i; '."" 'S
tb tmj tntbeDtla low pritwd book ooUlaiog
IU 61TU1 fig
GEN. W. S. HANCOCK
AND
W. H. ENGLISH.
A com p let teeori of th tnrtj fttid nlhUr
I iff. of M-j, Ud. Wtoflold S. Buuock.wUh ft full
nd ((rthic tcflouat of tb proet$iifi, tpMb$i
snd itridonll kl tbo Ciorinnfttl CoBvootion, 1m
tbt pIitfotm,tble of lullntt ond lolten of fteeopt
tneo, witb tbf lift of W. H. Kngliab. Highly
aibflllibod with titjnitmai rtiftto illaitrotioni
ad Don, baadiono ooRrarod portroilf of oooh
eandldato. fcuro aocMit to all wbo take bold;
will poiitivolj oulMi all book 1. Bond for olr
euUri and oiira trmi.
Addrrar. W. II. kl.l.KY $4 0.,
Til Sanon Stroot. Pblladtlpbla. I'a.
Jul; 14, )8M-4t.
4tfjomri:i
EXECUTORS' SALE
or
Desirable llrjil Estate !
Est&to of Eicliaid SIutt, SrOoo'd.
rfllilK undcr.lgn.d, flecater. nf the aetata f
X HICI1AKD KUAW, Br., deceaaed, will ogr
al public aala at the CO! RT liUUNg, la tie bor
ough of Clearfteld, Pa an
Monday, August 9th, 1880,
AT UM O'tWKK P, M.,
Tho followiBtj TalMbtorooJofUto.Tli i
Tho IhrfO itory BRICK BOTKL property,
eornor of Marhot an 4 rirat ttrwata. la tb$ bo.
oaghof Ctoarflold. known M
'Tho Shaw House
Fronting witb twolotiof groand tborotoboloaging
jvu i$m on Mar not iirttt, aad litw
root oa i irai otrott, witb a two -trior 7
dwelling boww attar hod. Tb ha
tl proper haa aiiiy bod-rootat and
all oonraalooeoo for ft Irat-oUaa
botaL On of tb moat dirabU botol prarik
ia Central Poanijlraaia.
Thoabo will ba told together with ft tw
lUrr frame dwelling beaoa oa Market ttreat, nd
)aeal ta tbe HeUl, aad one other frnaie dwelling
boe nnd a two etorj ttare.bnlldiog, all frontl ag
oa Market atroei. Alto, a fraant dwelling honeo
fronting oa Vint atrial.
ALSO. All tbat aortala let, known la tba
piaii oi v;iearni aoroaga aa i e Uf.
Ut Me lit,
Mreet, riL fK
eo,taa alley laJ
an ary et-1
ironimg o ieet oa uoenn h
nine bark Ift feel, naereor n, I
with dwelling haae and allaeeeaearr Ml-
buildingt LhaiTwmUdrMdeiber iwiTeaeata.
TERMS OF MJLE t
Oae-thlrd eaah at delivery of good dead, aad
Ihe balanoa la be eerared by bend and Mortgage,
aayabk ta en nnd two 7 earn, with Internet,
A. ft. SHAW,
JOS. 811 AW,
Bert Mug Bireof RiofcaH Abaw, aV.4tt'eV
CloarAeld. Pa., Jnly 14, IH II, 7
MM