gaUrojitto.
lon iimj I v 11 11 In Hal 1 road
TYBONS & CLEAKFIF.LD BRANCH
OS end after Monday, MAY 14, 1BX0, tbe
I'caaenger Treloa wtll run dally (elcept Bun-
daya) between 1 jroni ua vimaim, u iuiuii
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
" LKAVi BoFlil. 1 LEAVE NORThT
Curwenevllle,.
Hirer, lew
Clearteld
Leonard,..
Herrell,
Woodland,
Blgler
Wellecelon,...
Ilia. 11.11
.1.10, r.
J.SII, "
.1.4", "
.., "
.1.54, "
.4.01, "
.4 OH,
.:4.1T, "
.4 25,
.4.31, "
Tyrone,..
Vanaooyoe,,,,,
Summit
Powelton,
Oaooola,.
Moj nton,
Stelner'e,
Pblllpeborg,..
Greaam,
ltlu 11.11,
Wallecetoa,...
Bigler
Woodlud
Ilerrelt,
Leonard
Cleerfleld ,
Kiferviow..,..,
OO.a.a
Mi,
W.60, "
10.00, '
10.11,
.10.17,
ltUJ,"
10.14,"
ll.W,
10.87,"
10.44,
1(1.61,"
.10.60,
,11.07,"
,11.11,"
,11. IK,"
.11.16 .
tlrahaDO,
Philipabnrg, .,
,..4.S, "
fttelner t, .
Iloynton,
Oeoeola, ....,
Powelton,. ...
811 intuit, H
Veneeoyoe,...,
Tyrone
., "
..4.H, "
..Mi, "
..I IS, "
...J.S4, "
..e.oo, "
CurwenaYllle.
,.U.40i.
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
L K AVE BO V T 11 I LE AV K NOHT1I.
Carweaarilla
Ktrerrlew.,.,..
Cloarleld......
Laonard
liarrelt,
Woodland,....
Blgler,
Wellacetoo,...
lllua Hall,
Orahera,
Pbllipeliurg...
Steiner'a
Boynton,
Oiceola,
Powalton
Snuimit
6..10 A. a
, Tyrone ..7.t e. I
1 Vanaooyoe,..... 48 "
1 Summit, g.06 "
j Powelton 8.17 "
i O.oeol.,.. 8 18 '
1 Boyaton 8.4 "
Steiner'a, 8.80 "
I Pblllpiburg...Ml "
(Irebatn 8.47 "
! Ulua Ball, 8.66 "
1 Wellnoetoa,....l)l "
6.S0
8.47
8.63 "
8.57 "
60S '
8.08 "
8.16 "
8.1!
.J6 "
8.1V "
8.82 "
8.37 "
8.41
8.68 '
7.05 "
7.2J
7.46 "
gigier,. v.iv "
Woodland,-....'.!.'
Brr.It t.li "
Leonerd, t.at -
UlaarOald, 0.38 "
Rirerrlow (.48 '
Vanecoyoo,....
Tyrone,
I Curwenaviile 10.00
1'lllLll'Klll RO A MOHHANNON BRANCHES
LIAra IODTM.
f. a. a. a. a. 1
1:00
1:15 :
Liiva
Hon'
aTATioaa.
Morriidalo,
A, a. r.
12:
12:
12
12:
a. p. M.
40
Philipiburg,
15 4:80
11 4 14
1:10 7:03
124 TOO
1:30 10:20 7:18
BtuineM
Boynton,
14 4:18
Uicoola,
0:10 11
8.66 11:
04 4:01
2:44 10:36 7:81 Mmbanaoa,
52 1:67
45 8:60
2:47 10:43 7:30 (Starling,
8:60 11:
2:52 10:48 7:46
1:57 10:53 7:61
8 07 10:58 8:01
lloutadale,
MoCealey.
8:46 11
40 1:46
1:10 II:
36 1:45
Kendriok'a,
8:36 11
8:30 II
30 8:
3:11 11:01 8:00
ilamey.
26 1:30
BALD EAQLB VALLEY BRANCH.
Ki. Mall.
M. A. W.
Mall. Sip
r. a. A. a
7.03 8.20 lean Tyrone
arrlra t.31
7.66
1 23 8.37
llald title
8.17
7.41
1.06
8.43
8.33
8.01 0.18
8.24 1.43
8.32 9.61
8.46 10.03
Jallaa
Mileaburg
llellronta
Mileaburg
8.38
6.15
6.05
4.56
4.31
lean 8.66
8.13
V.08 10.20
itowara
8.00
(.16
41 11.08 arrlra L. Harm
TYRONE STATION
RAarwABn. A. a.
WRITWARP, A. a
Pittabureh Eip'n, 1.68
Pacific Kipreea 8:14
Johnatowo Expreaa 8:51
r. a.
Pacific Exnreaa, 8:18
r.a
Day Eipreaa
Mall Train,
Atlantic Eipreaa,
l'bila. Expreaa,
11:64
8:17
8:61
0:331
War Paaaenger,
Chioago Eipreaef
Mail Train,
Fast Line,
1:16
8:36
:34
7:08
Cloae eonneotlona made by all traina at Tjrrona
and 1.001 tiaren.
8. S. BLAIR,
tnylT-tf. Haperintandent..
STAIIl LINES.
A etage learea Curwenirilladaily for KejrnoMi.
rllle, at 1 o'aloek, p.m.,arrlrinftat Rpjnoldiville
at 6 o'clock, p. m. Returning, learea Rernoldl
rille dailr, at 7 o'clock, a. m-, arrlring at Cur.
wenirille at 11 o'clock, n. Fare, enob war, $2.
A Itego learea Curwenirllle dally, at 1 o'olock,
p. m., for l)uBoia Cilr, arriving at DuUoit City
at 8 o'clock, p. m. Returning, learea DuUote at
7 o'clock, a. n., dally, arriritigat Curwenirllle at
12 o'olock, m. fare, each way, $1.60.
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW GRADE DIVISION.
ON and after Monday, June 28th, 1830,
the paaeenger traina will ran daily (ozoopt
Sunday) betweea Had Bank and Driftwood, aa
followa :
EAST W Alt l.D.y Mail learea Plttaburg
8:56 a. n.; Red Bank 11:85 j Bligo Junotion U:5li
New Bethlehem 11:56 p. m.; Mayayille 1:10 ;
Troy 1:36 I Br.okrlll. Iit6 Fullw'e ltlt t .y
aoldirillel:3Si DuBola 3:00 Bummlt Tunnel
1 11 Penfleld 8:41 ; Tylar'a 3:55 Boneaetta 4:31:
arrirea at Driftwood at 6:10.
W RSTW AR IT. Day Mall learea Driftwood
11:20 p. n. Baaeaatut 1:00) Tyler'a 1:28;
Panleld 1:30 I Summit Tunnel 1:00 ; DuBola 1:16;
HeyneldlYillel:38; Fuller'. l it; Brookrille 1:15;
Troy 8:32; MayerlHe 3:55; New Bethlehem 4:08;
Hligo Junction 4:47 Red Bank 6:03; arrirai at
Pittaburg at 7:40 p. m.
9 The Reynolderille Aceommodation learea
Reynoldarille daily at 7:56 a. m. and arrirea at
Rod Bank at 10:60 a. m., Pituburgb at 1:40 p. m.
Learea PitUburgh at 2:16 p. m.j Red Bank at
6:66 p. m.; arrlring at Ray oeldarilla at 0:06 p.m.
Ctoae eoaaectloae made with traiai on P. A K
Railroad at Driftwood, and with train! oa the
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID M.-CARllO, Uoa'l Sup'L
A. A. jAcaaoa, Bnp't L. O. Dir.
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
BellefonU, Pa $185 Middletown $S 00
Lock Uaren I 70 Marietta. 6 66
rYlOtiamaport. 180 Lancaater.. 6 80
Huntingdon.. 180 PHILADELPHIA 7 00
Lewlitowa. SOOjAltoona 186
Mry.rllle..... 4 50 JohnatoWB....... 185
t'owenarilla Ill I Philipiburg 61
Oioeola 85 Tyrone 1 22
HARKIHBURQ... 4 76lPlTTBB1)RU 5 16
UsUatuous.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolts & Saw Logs.
Curwenirllle, Jan. 0, T8-K.
FARM FOR SALE !
Th nnJenirnod will mII X private mU. hit
firm, loeatvd iaPtno township)ClMrfleldeogDtjr,
BIXTT AOIIBS,
half of which ii Id i t ood tUt of eulIlTtUoD,
with frtm dwallinK, lof bni.;lhriftjorehrd
and tiflellnt tpting or ntver failing water,
to(Ttbr with lb MMMtry athnildiogt. Tha
purttoo not clvd la beavlly timbcrtd, and all
(i Dodcrlaid with coal and Iron. It will U told
low and on mij tarmi. For further information
call on tit pratBlaea, or a-Hri tho naharribtr at
U ram plan Bill F. 0. OWKN J. KBKNAN.
Uratnpian Ililli, Junt Ji,lSfl0-m.
LI
DIAMRI IN
Dry Goods, Groceries and
General Merchandise,
WOODLAND, CL'F'D CO., PA.
T OBpoctfully solicit their patrons
IX and the pallle generally to tall and eiarn
laa their aaw atoek of
x Spring and Summer Goods,
CONflBTINO OF
C'ahhrnore, Ye Ire teen , Celnlori,
Lwns, Ginglitma, Printi, Un
bleached and Blotched Mus
lim, Fancy Bkiru, Bbeet
ing, Tickings, Csniets,
' .iiogi. Oil Cloths,
HOSIKIIY,
Ltnndried, White,
Cheriot od Percale
Shirts, Gloves, Neckwear,
Mon's and Boys' Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, etc., etc
Groceries & Ccn'l Merchandise
Will be found ot first quality, and
satisfaction la guaranteed. The fol
lowing are always kopt on hand,
(soma few only in their season) :
Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spioos, Syrnps,
Confootioneries, Oranges, Lemons.
Bananas, Figs, Datos, etc., Hard
ware, Queone.wa.re, Glassware,
Tinware, Wood and Willow
war, l'ainta, Oils, Clocks,
Trunks, Valises, Mirrors,
Stationery, Furniture,
A Miners' Supplies,
AUO, DIALIRS III
SiIlZ,fi.&.TIZ3 & SSST0LS3.
Jnly 28, 1880lf.
WlSffUanfous.
ARNOLD nAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles.
SIIAVKD AND HAW KI).
Curi..vlll., Ja. '71 tr.
E. S. HENDERSON,
UNDERTAKER
Bt'RNSIDB, PKNN'A.
rpilK auliafrlbr Bow olTtn to the eltlaeaa of
X Burmlda aad vicinity, aa unprorldeu
apeclalty. Hereafter all klnda of Caikela and
Coffiaa will be kept oa haod, aad ordera filled at
onoe.
itinera I Mttndtd Juywhere,
I will furelah tho 8a.it aa well aa the cheapen
artlclea dedicated to fuaerala- All ordera left at
the atora of June C. Uoaaua will receive prompt
amotion, fur farther particular., oall oa or
addraaa I. B. UKNDKHHUfl.
Deo. 10, 1970. If.
GEO. WEAVER & CO..
BKCOND HTH KKT.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Uava opened up, In the atort riMtn lattlj oorupied
by Weaver A littt,oa Second treat, a large and
well f elected itook of
Dry - Goods Groceries,
BOOTS AND SIIOKS,
qi'KKNMVARS, WOOD A WILLOW WARK
II ATS AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, Ac.
Which they will dlopoie of at reato cable rate
for twb, or exchange lor country produce.
GEORQK WEAVER A CO.
Clearfield, Pa Jan. 9, U78-t.
REMOVAL !
James L. Leavy,
Having Tinrobaaed the entire itoek of Fred.
Saokett, hereby givee notice that be hai moved
into the room lately ooonpied by Reed A Uagerty.
on Second itreet, where lie li prepared to oflur to
the publio
COOK ST0ES,
PARLOR STOVES,
of the lateit Improved patterm. at low prioei.
HOUSE FDRNJSHINO GOODS,
Qas Fixtures and Tinware.
Roofing, Spouting , Plumbing, One Fitting, and
Repairing rumpa a apeelalty. All
work warranted.
Anrthiog In my line will be ordered apeolal If
dealred. JAS. L. LKAVT,
Proprietor.
FRED. SACKETT,
A rent.
Cleared, Pa., January 1, 187Mf.
-THAT ALL-
WOOLEN GOODS
HAVE ADVANCED
ENORMOUSLY
IN VALUE,
THE PRICES OF 0TO
New Spring Clothing
'ill Bs Found k Low
AS LAST YEAR.
GUINZBURG'S
ONE PRICE-
AVESTERS HOTEL CORNER,
CLEAHFIELD, PA.
Oleardeld, Pa., April 14th, 1880-Jm.
HOFFER'S
Cheap Cash Store.
ROOM NoTnRF.B, OPERA HOtlftE,
ClearHeld, Pa.,
WQOLKSALI A RETAIL DEALER 15
DRY GOODS,
Camprlalaf Dran Oooda ot tha rery lalaat lljlea,
".! " per ei uaeoaaerer, aaaoeaeeier
faaalea, Alpacaa, aad all Beater of
Fancy Dress Goods,
flock aa Cretoni, Mob at r Laetert, PI aide, Draa
u i n K Tutu aj irmmm ihiih vi ib twtj iaie
tjla, and aa hap aa they mi b told
ia Uia markal,
NOTIONS,
OonaletlDg of Qloraf for Geata, Ladlef aad
aiiaeea. Hoaa or all aaadee, Slk rnasaa,
Laeea, Faaee Draaa Battoaa, Ledlee'
Tiee af all eaedea aad atrlaa, Oaffa
aad Col la, Rlbboaa af all klada aad
qaalltiaa. alarlaa I'aaerwear, Tilmaalaia, tie.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES,
Queenrware, Hardware, Tinware,
CarpeKOIlClotlus
WALL PAPER.
LEATEEB, FISH, Etc.,
Wklek win W tald wa.laae). ar reUll. Will Uk.
Country Produce
la Kirka far Caoete at Mark rrlcaa.
wm. j. BorriR,
rirarld, Pa., Sept, , IMT9 r.
mm
RE
lUisH.infou.
Thomas A. Duc'kett,
liKAl.KIt IN
IllKUKllV give nolloe to (he eltiiena of CI oar -field
and the urroundkrig vlelnity that I ain
prepared at all liniea to lurniah famlliea and
inenutaeturlBg tabliabinenta with ft auperlor
quality of
Coal, Wood g Coke,
Wbloh I am prepared to deliver la a few linura'
ootlre. I am alway. ready to haul aad deliver
Iriim and to the depot, or nnywhire olio, and
mora fainlliia aod bouiehold goedi anywhere on
abort notice. TII08. A. Ul'LKtrT.
Clearfield, Pa., Uar. 81, 18al-tr.
TO FARMERS t
t wiih tt Inforui tb Ftrmin of CletrfttlJ
oouotj, Hmt I mm tb mftoufftotunr of Whevlor'i
llOHSErOWElt,
.v' .... -
I-':-"-.
With Tbruheri nd CIDri of ooi.or two
horM puwtr. For lurtbar pnrtlculr ttJrM tb
untlenifned at Ulootniburg. ColuinbU twanty, or
ll upoi F. M. CAKUON A DHO., Ajtintit In
JtiDB 1J, IhSO-Jm,
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
iTTiti:ssi:s,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P. O.
Tht andorflrned btgt Imt to lofom the eltl-
MDl of Clwrflcld. and tbo publio generally, that
ha bu on hand a floe aiaortmcnt of Kami tar,
nob ai Waloot, Cbtatnot aad Paiotad Chambar
Bui tel. Parlor 8uita, Reclining and Elton lion
laairt. Lad tea' and ueoti Eaajr tbalra, tb Per
foratad Uloingaod Parlor Chain, Caa Beat aod
Windanr Cbakra, Clothaa Bara, Htop md Kileo
ilon Lad tier a, Hat Raoka, Bernbbing Broibea, At
MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMK9,
ooklng Glaaiea, Chromat. Ac, whlob would
wit able for Holiday p relent!.
Re-Union of Trade.
1HK ODilenigned wiihtog to inform tb publio
that h opened a
COMMIHMON HTOHK
At the old at and in Trontvllle, ClaarfleM euuntr,
Pa., od tb 18th ioiL, with a full itook of
dry t;ooi)M, crocl:kif,h, notioka,
llmta. Wioea, Etc.,
Id fact everrihing tob found in a flnt-elaa store,
all of whieb I am determined to lell at th lowaat
oaab price.
PARMER8 AND I.t MIU.HME
Will find U to their advantAgoto do their denting
with me, J tb bighait prie will be ptitl fur
(iraia, B bin glen, or Produo of any lind. Part
or one-balf caih will b paid. Trading for
Hhinalaa or Lumber of anT kind a fDeoliltT. Alto.
agent for
Singer Sewing Machines.
Harlot Bad rrnffwnBti with Baatera nar-
flhaata to a 1 1 gooda furniabad ma, therefor call
and ae. aa I will b enabled to tell cheaper than
tbebapeat J. W. CARLII.K,
iroatriii, ra., npi. u, -iy. Agot.
h Leading, h Cheapest,
THE BEST
Boot and Shoe,
Bat and Cap Store
IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY
la th on in tb
OPERA HOUSE,
KEPT BY-e
G.C.&T.W.M0011E,
We have jaat rolfJ oar Spring aod fiommar
aioei, abtoB, aaviDg dmd purcnaaa oeior
tb adrane, aa b aold at th OLD
PRICK. Call and aa. Beiidea th
cheaper gooda lu oor lioa.we keep
BOOTS, FINE SHOES,
Perkins' Boots and Shoes,
CLAFLIN'S SHOES,
STETSON'S HATS
AND THE GENUINE TAYLOR
MACKINAW HAT,
Wbloh ar oar fpeoUltleit. W alao hare a full
110 OI wlii IB DUHHlaK UffUKftWlA K.
All tb UUatooTeltlM ia NKCKWKAK.
UIt aa a eall and b aattifleda
;eo. c. tom w. m(mrc
ClearAelJ, Pa., April 14, 1880 Dm.
NOT AT
STUMP CREEK,
BUT AT
H. LEHMAN 4 CO.'S Store,
ROOM NUMBER TWO,
Pic's Opera Ilouse,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Where B. Lahaaa A Co. bare opened a my large
biock i id uieai ana eei atyiee ot
DRY GOODS,
Fancy Goods,
MILLINERY GOODS,
AND A fULL AUdORTMENT OF
Udlos'.liiBsos'StCliillrtn'i
S-X3C-0-DGS-S
Of a) rl;le, aaw la laa aarket. Call la pereea,
or ad4raaa H. I.EIIaiAK A CO.
ClearieU, Pa., Marrl IT, ! If.
.....?74
ANOTHER
SHE
THE HEPUBLICAN.
WKHNKHDAV MOHNINd, AtKIUSf II, !
COMB AGAIN."
H.ie rou apeat a pleaa.nl tie ?
d.aie agetn, ooaie affala I
Wiiuld u leara the better way,
Then flome, eoma aRala I
lltTe yuu'll Arid a welcome true,
ll.hrla tlial warinly liaal for you,
lie will I'll rou whal la do,
U come, enBie effelu,
CIKlHU:-
ll.re yea rpeal a pleaeaat diy
Coaie t. In. enuie .n.ln.
Wonltl you leara the Letter way,
Tbea eenio, euiua af.la.
Would yuu leara all alnful weya ?
Coma aRala, eome arain t
Would you Join our obeerlut laya'
Tlten eoute, eonia aKaln.
We ere bound for Canaan'a land,
Will yoa eoiae and joia eur band 1
IVe will lake you by the hand,
O eome, eouie again.
oiinnrs :
Worda of eonirort yoa aball bear,
Coma attain, eome attain ;
From Ilia llook wa lore ao dear,
Then eutne, eome erain;
Jeiua euflVrti on the tree,
Jnui died for you and me,
llli diiolple yoa oi.y be,
O eouie, eome kk.Iu.
CI1HI'8 :
Come oa every Sebl.alb day,
Come attain, eome ag-aiu ;
Never, boier .lay away,
O oome, eome attain t
Now Improve lb. boura tbat fly.
They are gliding awiftly by,
You are not toe yotitg to die,
Then oumo, eome again.
CIIIIRII8:
WILL THEY t
(iunenil (Jurfluld rocuivod a $5,000
Ico in tho Do Golyor pavomont contract
btieincm ut WaBhington.
Tbin is not deputed by any one.
(Jarflold biinsoll Bays lliut he receiv
ed ttie money.
He thinks be made a brier in the
caso.
That brief, if evor made, was never
nrceontod.
Garfiold will not say that it was.
Now, what did he do to em n the five
thousand dollar J
lie Bays that be spoke onco to Boss
Shophcad in tavor of the Do Golyer
pavement.
This is all ho did for the (5,000.
He earned the money easily.
Bat any fool must know that sharp
Washington City contractors do not
throw their monoy away.
They do not give it to pooplo for
doing nothing.
Thoy put it wbcro it will do tho
most good.
Do Golycr'g ?5,000 was put where it
did tho most good
Into the hands of the Chairman of
tho Committee on Appropriations.
Who was this .'
General Garfield.
The (5,000 were given to Gen. Gar
field not as a lawyer, for be did nothing
to earn tbo money.
It was given to him as Chairman of
tho Cotnmittco on Appropriations, to
see to it that the Do Golyer pavement
bid was pushed to an acceptance
Garfield saw to this.
Do Golyer could lavo had no tetter
friend at court than Garfield, who had
it in his powor either to defeat the De
Golyer contract or to push it through
to success.
Ho pushed it through
And pocketed his (5,000.
A court of law says this was not an
honest transaction.
Tho pooplo say it was not an honest
transaction.
And yet, Garfield, the member ot
Congress who took this briboof (5,000
to push through a swindling pavement
contract, that robbed tho poople of the
District of Columbia of their money, is
the standard bearer of a great political
party its candidato for the Presi
dency. Will tho honost pcoplo of the land
have this man for their President ?
Ko, tiikt will not! Gettysburg
Compiler.
JEREMIAH AND ST. PATRICK.
Tho Brooklyn (N. Y.) Eagle has
bocn illuminating Church Fairs for
cme time. In a recent number of
that journal wo find the following:
"Some months ago a costly church in
this city was sacrificed to an oystor
festival. The Are which was used for
stowing tho luxuries which gave tho
festival its name did the mischief. It
was lelt to itself when tho ladies and
the acxtou went home. Now comes
another tule ol destruction, this time
from Brooklyn. Tho City oi Churches
has ono church less than it had, and,
as tho oystor is out of season, the fes
tivo strawberry is debited with tho
damago. Tho ladies of tho Klin Place
Church wore busy with their borrios
and drove a thriving traflle until near
midnight. Half an hour after tho
church was closed the flumes broko
out and in a littlo whilo all but the
walls of a sixty thousand dollar odifice
was a mass of charcoal and rubbish.
Never was there a cleaner or noator
fire. Tho ladies camo oarly the next
day to begin work and woro astound
ed to find their occupation and their
church gono. They were disposed to
take a cheerful vtow ol the case from
the fact that tho insurance amounted to
(50,000, which will give them a now
church, but will not rcetoro the excep
tionally valuable library ol Pastor
Wild. This clergyman ia he who takos
a special Interest in looking up the
loet Twolve Tribes of Israel. He be
lioves that Jeremiah and St. Patrick
were ono and the same person and has
proved it to his own satisfaction in
several sermons. He has also demon
strated that the British people are the
Tribe of Manassoh. To lose the books
from which such things can bo proved
is no light calamity. The strawber
ries woro not Insured."
A Southern outrage, the first of the
campaign, has boon invented for the
New York Timet. A fellow named
Bissol, who it an Inspector of Customs
at Velasco, Texas, says that he heard
that for having mado a Republican
spooch twonty five mon wore to tako
him from bis bouse and hang him.
Among the curious communications
Dr. Tanner has boon roceivlng during
the progrro of bis long fast in New
York, was a proposal of marriage from
a Philadelphia lady who has taken ad
vantage of leap year. She ia probably
boarding house keepor.
Some of the wealthiest citiaont of
Hilton have put In tboir claims for a
share of the charity fund tor the suf
ferers by the fire in that place, and the
distribution will probably be mado
under the direction of the court.
-V H. TIL V EN SPEA KS.
Tho Deinuoraey of Now York City
had a monster ratification mooting on
Wednesday evening, July 28, which
was presided ovor by Mr. TtlJen, who
made a bi iel'spoet'h. After warmly con
gratulating the audienne on the nomi
nation of General Hancock, ho said :
"The wellaro of iho people of the
United States demands a ehntige of
administration of the federal Govern
tnent. lielorm is necessary to remove
tlio abuse which have grown up dur
ing twenty yeurs of continuous power
prolitio of false principles and bad
counsels. Tito Republican parly slit,
ling its conscience bin mado itself re
sponsible for the elevation under color
uf law to the chief magistracy of our
great Kepublio of fitly millions of tho
ncoplo, of a man who was not elected
by the pooplo ; thoy have set an ex
ample which unless condemned by the
pooplo, and signally condemned, too,
will subvert the elective system ol
government of which we are so .mind,
and substitute in its place a rule and
dynasty of olllco holders holding ovor
aguinst the will of tho poople. The
complete ovorthrow of the Republican
parly in the election of 1H80 will be a
retributive judgment, und will prevent
a repetition hereafter of the crime of;
IrlYu against sovereignty ol tho pooplo.
When Mr. Tilden took his seat tho
applause was wild and long continued.
During his brief address he was fre
quently cheered.
Letters of regret at not being able
to be present woro read from General
MuClellan, Gov. Seymour, Gov. Robin
son, Gov. Palmer, and other prominent
Democrats, and addresses were deliv
ered by Hon. Samuel J. liandall, Gen.
Thomas Kwing, Senators Jones, of
Florida, and Jonas, of Louisiana, Hon.
J. Randolph Tucker, of Virginia, Hon.
llarnos, ol Georgia, and others.
Largo meetings woro held simul
taneously in Irving and Nilsson Halls,
near the Academy of Music, and out
door meetings wore organized among
tho crowd of 15,000 pooplo who were
unable to gain admittance to the halls.
Hancock's Pibbohal Api'earance.
That eclebratod newspaper writer,
Gath Goorgo Alfred Townaeud
wont tho other day to tako a
survey of the Democratic nominee,
and among thingB, says : " Ho has a
torchead by rio means high, yot mod.
oiled on the lines of a head of action,
tho faculties being compressed thoro,
though in harmony. His blue eyes
aro guarded by a pair ol utifflsh lashes,
which, without being soft or beautiful,
give a fine regularity to this part of
tho face, coupled with decision and
sometimes stcrnnoss. He seldom smiles
and nover laughs. He seemes to
moasuro what is going on with those
lashes placidly, and when they rise
and open more than usual tho mottlo
in the man then is seen to bo form id
able. Ho has a straight nose, not par
ticularly striking or largo ; a chin well-
rounded, but not heavy, though the
chops and throat come up to its assist
ance, and show the bull-dog lying
about the jaws and neck. His hair
is yet smooth, aud of a light brown
color, a little warmer thau sandy, and
some gray now appears both thore
and in the goatee and mustache, but
not enough to expunge the phantom
of tho young officer at the outbreak
of tbo rebellion, who bounded from a
Quartermaster's Captain to a Brigadier
General of voltmteers. The bodily
parts of Hancock aro equally large and
harmonious. It is easy to be seen
how his fine, straight figure neither
rigid nor pliant seated on a horse,
and with his cool, but watchful face
dominating it, would look to be ono of
tho spirits of batllo. Tbe army, in.
docd, has taken a healthy subject
from nature and moulded it to her
uses and history. .
Anotuir Convibt. Tbe Pitta
burgh Critic gives the particulars of a
straw voto taken on a train noar Pitts
burgh, theothor day, during which
thoso engaged in It met a surprise.
The Otfic tells the story as follows :
Among the passengora was Col. Henry
B. Hays, and when tbe self constituted
Committee approached him, he in ans
wer to thoir inquiry said, " I am for
General Hancock. " Considerably
surprised, one of them said, " Colonel,
arc you In earnost ? " "1 novor, "
replied tho Colonel, " put my name to
paper unless I mean to stand by it
I am for Hancock and don't caro who
knows It. " It is well known that
Col. Hays baa been one of the stalwart
Republicans of tho State and has bean
for many years a momber of the county
Republican Commiltoo, and has repre
acntcd his district in every Republican
Convention for twenty years. Tbe
Colonel has long boon known as a
" Coal King, " as well m the fact tbat
be has always boon liberal to bis men
in ovory way, and as a natural result
bis infiuonce among them is very
great. The Colonol was an officer in
the regular cavalry during the war,
and prior to that lime, was private
Secretary to the Hon. Waltor Forward,
when he was minister to Denmark
The Colonel will be followed to the
Hancock column by many of his
" old vets. "
flu's Mad. Chairman Jewoll, of the
National Republican Committee, ia re
ported by the Washiongtoa corres
pondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer, as
having left the capital city in high
dudgeon. He found while thore tbat
Secretary Mcl'horaon, of tbe Congres
sional Committeo, instead of attending
to his logitimato duties, hat engaged
the clorical force ot tbe office in mail
ing thousands of circulars announcing
that on the 15th insL he (MoPborson)
would have ready a new political hand,
book of politics for sale at (2 a vol
umo ; also that Chairman Uubbell was
using tbe rosonrcoa of the Committee
to advertise a patont in which be is
interested to extract gold from quartx.
At Jewoll puts it the Chairman is a
gold speculator and th Secretary a
book agent, and at the oxpense of the
Committee.
Uoro Is a Tory mysterious passage
from tbe New York Commercial Advtr
titer: "Tb court of Kngland dancet
while tbe murmurt of an oppressed
people, thirsting for freedom and man
hood, are heard beyond the gates. Tbe
king bat not yet read the writing on
the wall, but it will come." Ring who?
And what will oome f
Mr George Bancroft began fifty-five
year ago tbit July hit "History of tbe
United StatM," and In a few weekt he
expeota to celebrate it completion at
hit Pttwporl country borne, Mr. Ban
croft la R0 years old.
STILL THEY COME.
Soma of the Republican journals
having Intimated that Goorgo Bullock,
tho wealthy Republican manufacturer
ol Montgomery county, who has do
clared for Hancock, wus a man with
out influence, the Timet sent a reporter
up there to too about it. Ho returns
the information that Bullock generalk
gives about four limes as much to the
campaign fund as any other Republi
can in the district, that when he goes
into a campaign with interest he affects
local results about thirty-three per
cent., that he is strikingly popular with
the throe hundred voters who work
for him, that ho is earnestly for Hun
cock and would give bim a thousand
vote if he had them, and tbat among
tbe Montgomory oounly Republicans
who aro going with bim tbit trip may
be counted "such cititons aa Gen. Wm.
J. Bolton, a battle-scarred veteran,
who, after doing good service for the
Union flag, has since dovotod much of
bis lime to the intorost of tho National
Guard; Dr. L. W. Read, Surgeon
Gonoral of Gov. Iloyt's staff, who served
as Surgeon in the Crimean war and also
throughout the late civil eontest ; B.
R. Chain, a prominont attorney, who
was one of Hancock's playmates, and
other citizeni of high standing in the
community. BoBidos these aro many
mon of less prominence, who decline to
'come out' for fear of offending em
ployert or for othor roasons, but who
will vole for Hancock whilo supporting
the Republican State and Local
tickets?'
Con i no Uomk The English Gov
ernment, which blew Sepoyt to pieces
from the mouths ot cannon in India,
has found, like the acute Frenchman
who went out to bunt tigor, that the
amusomonta of Asia are not altogotber
onesided. Very fragmentary Infor
mation reaches London of the reported
annihilation of Gen. Burrows' British
brigado by Ayoob Khan's Afghan array.
Tho survivors who bring tho'nows
straggle in in details which indicate
tbat the reported massacre may bave
been only a rout, and Gon. Primrose,
who telegraphs that " wo are going
inte the citadel, " may have sought
safety before he was accurately in
formed of the fate of his follow soldiers.
It would be an awful thing, to be euro,
if two or three thousand Christian
English soldiers bad been murdered
by the unboliovlng Afghans whose
territory is invaded, and we see no
reason to believe such a calamity has
occurred. But if, at appears likely,
the British cause baa received a sori
oua check in Central Asia, we trust
it will remain chocked long enough
for Christendom to pause and seriously
reflect for wbat Kngland with more
territory than she can rule, more dobt
than she can pay, and more soldiers
than she can feed, is trying to Und her
conquoring arms among a pooplo like
the Afghans.
A Good Docuuknt. About tbo most
interesting lottor yot written by Gen
Hancock was the one in reply to the
congratulation! of the Virginia dele
gation. The letter was addressed to
Delegate John W. Daniel and run as
follows : I thank you moat cordially
for tbe congratulations in your letter
of tbe 1st instant. It it in the highost
degroe gratifying to know that my
nomination gives entire satisfaction to
the Virginia delegation to the Cincin
nati Convention. I am fully aensible
of the marked kindness I received at
the bands of the gentlemen composing
tbe delegation. To yon I am especially
indebted, not only for the kindost feel
ings, but lor ardent and effective sor-
vice. I appreciate moat highly the
noble sentiments which yoa express in
relation to the past, and I rejoice
with yoa that we may all "be formed
inthecitizonshipofaoommon country."
I bog that yoa will make known to
your colleague my aense of obligation
for thoir great kindnosa. With slncero
thanks for the pleasant expressions
and assurance in your loiter, and with
the highost estoom and boat wishes,
I am yours truly,
Winfiild S. Hancock.
A Fat Citt. The richest "city in
the world ia Franklort-on-the-Main, in
Germany. It has about 100,000 pops
lation, and it is assorted tbat there are
100 Frankfortera worth from (4,000
000 to (5,000,000 each, and 250 are
worth (1,000,000 and upward. Tbe
city ia one of the groat banking cen
tres ol tbe globe. Its aggregate bank-
ingcapital is estimated at (200,000,000
more than ono fourth of which the
Rothschilds, whose original and parent
house is there, own and control.
" It was rather cool of Marshal
Jewell," aayt the Now York Evening
Telegram, "to instituto that Gonoral
Hancock's fidolity to the Union in tbe
late unpleasantness doponded upon tbo
State of Pennsylvania. That of Mr.
Jewoll himsolf, who was not conspicu
ous for whipping the rebels anywbore,
depended on tb State of Connecticut
If ho had boen South of Mason and
Dixon's line all hit lifo wonld he have
been a Union man ?"
How at Knew it. Rev. Dr. Ly
man Boocher, one day on his way from
ohurob, aaid tn bia son Henry, who re
lates tho story : "It seems to me that
I never made a worte sermon than I
did this morning." "Why, father,'
said Henry, "I never heard yoa preach
so load ia my life." "That it the way,"
said the doctor ; "1 always holler when
I havn't anything to say."
a p a
"General" Garfield's vote in Congress
it recorded in favor of the eolebrated
joint resolution signed by Abraham
Lincoln, which expressed the national
gratitude to Major-Qeneral Winfiold
Scott Hancock "for gallant and con
spicuous thare in tbe great decisive
victory of Gettysburg."
The Boston Globe says : "Th re
duction of tho Republican majority
from 41,000 to 3,600 in thro years
may properly be eonsiderod as placing
Massachusetts In th column of doubt
ful State.
On th 4th of March, 1881, th Re
publican party of tb United State
will begin fasting experionc beside
which Dr. Tanner' will em ridico
lout.
Israel Painter, of Westmoreland
county, once a member of th Legisla
ture and also a Canal Commissioner,
died lately aged 73 year.
SttlsreUaufous.
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE.
Carwaaarllle, Pa., Jan. I, TS tf.
WILLIAM POUTER.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Manufaetarer and Dealer la Firal flUee
Wheat PLOVK, CHOPand FEED,
All of wbloh la guaranteed to be of Iba Irat qual
ity. Kiln-dried Oote Meal made a epeeialty !
Try il ! I japrll lm.
A Bargain ?
FARM FOll SALE 1
Tht aatlert lined offera Drlvtt tbt ?l
oftbla farm ittuaiad ia UKAliAM TUHNSUIl',
Claarfiald ooootj, koewa ai taa
Contaittlag 111 mm, 0 of which ara olaarati,
aad faaffpff tbtraoa aroUd a lar frataa dwell
ing bvaaa, laro franta baro, and iba at bar naoaa
ay outbuilding, togatbar with alarga orabard,
good watar, tie. Tba prupartv will ba aold oa
vary aan tarmi Yot farthar nartlralara lanulra
ui m ruiiaacriirttT, ia parauB, or tty iiur.
CloirDtld, Pa , Maroh Sttb, 16hO.-iI
a. r. ettLici.
D. aiiLiaoi
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Wa naaafaetare all ktndi af Pnmliiir. for
Ubaiatitra, Dining Koomi, Llbrariti and llalla.
If you want Karoitara of mnj kiad. don't buv
until yon aaa our itook.
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Clearteld, Pa., Feb. I, '78.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
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THE anderal(ned bega leara to annoaaoa to
tbo eitlaeoi of Clearfield aad Tieioity, tbat
bo baa tiled op a room and baa jnet returned
from tbo eity will a lerje aawant of reading
aaalter, oonaiatlng la part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blaak, Aooeuat aad Paaa Book, of ever da-
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and plain; Pane and Peaolla) Ulenk Legal
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ment Brief, Legal Cap, Hooord Cap, aad Bill Cap,
Sheet Muilo, for oitber Piano, Flute or Violin,
oonataotly oa hand. Aay books or etatlonary
deeired that I may aot bare on haod, will bo ordered
by Irat oxpreaa, aad sold at wboleaalo or retail
to auit eualomere. I will aleo keep periodical
literature, auch ae Megaelaee, Newapanere, Ae.
r. A. UAl L1M.
Cleerleld. May 7, 18-tf
A NEW DEPARTURE
IV
LUTIIKCSBURG.
HtraafW, goodi will ba icld fur CASH only,
or In axobanga for produoa. No boobi will ba
kapt ia tht futurt. All old account- matt be
aattltd. Tboaa who oaonot eaib ap, will pita
uvoTir tnair doioi aaa
CLOSE THE BECOBD.
I am dcUrmined to Mil mj gooda at taib
prloap, and at a di tenant fir btlow tbat trar
offtrod la thli vielnity. Tba dlaooaat I allow my
oieUoman, will nakathaai Hob In twenty yaaratf
uty follow my adrioa aod buy tbair good lrota
a. I will pa tMB for wbtat, oata and elovar
oad. DANIEL UOODLANDBR.
Lutbambarg, J unary IT, 1877.
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porteaoe la tba boalneae they aaa gira eatb-o aaa-
uraettoa.
J. O. HARTSWICK,
JOHN F. IRWIN.
RWteld. Doneeaher la, lI4.
JJARD TIMES
HAVE NO EFFECT
IN FRENCHVILLEI
1 aaa aware that there ara aoe pofooat ft little
hard aa ploaae, aad I aaa alee aware that the
ooaaplalat of "bard tiaaoe" la wall algh aalroraai.
But I aaa ee allaatad aew that I oaa eett.ry the
renter aaa eroee aaaelaeleely tkat "bard tteaea
will aot afoot Ihooo who hay their goode from ae,
aad all my patroaa ahall bo iallieted lata aha ae-
eret oi
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I fcava goodi aaoatb to rapvl all tit lafaabl
UaU la tht lower and of tho ooawty wktok I aall
at aseoadlnt low rwtoa froai bit aaaiaata atora
MUUUNHURr wbar I aaa alwayt ba foaad
raady to watt apoa aallari aad rappl? tba .a with
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Saab aa Clothe, Satlaelte, Ca.almerea, ataallaa
velaiaee, Ltnea, itrtHtage, I'alteeoa.
Trimming,, Ribboaa. Laeo,
Ready-Bade Clotklag, Boote aad Shooa, Hate aad
Oape ail af tbe boot materiel aad made to order
Uoeo, Boaka, Uloree, UltUaa, Laeea, Ribboaa, Ao
8R0CIRI18 OF ALL KINDS.
Cofee, Tea, Sugar, Rlee, Molaaooa, Flak, tall
rera, Liaaooel uu, riea oil, oeraoeOii.
Herdwara, Qaeeaawere, Tlawaro, Caetlaga, Plow
aaa now vaeuaga, aetio, Bninoe, uera value-
tore, Older f rei.ee, aad all klada of Aiea.
FarfaaMry, Palate, VemUk, Qleoa, aad a geaerot
aaeonmeat at Btatioaerv,
OOOD FLOUR,
Of dISeroat kraada, alwaya as head, aad will ha
told at tka Hwatt peeelele If area.
1. H. MaClala'a Medlelaea, jeyne'e afedielao.
oetotwri aa Ueetaad'e allien.
Ml pe.ada of Wool wanted for wkleh the
klgheel prleo will ho paid. Ctoeeaeead aa head
aad for aaia at tea toweat attract prleo.
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Tareoaing Maaaiaea,
tavoall end eeefer yeeieel.ee. Yea will lad
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V II C E () N II K N T I H T .
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(Oflce In Bank Building,)
;('DrwenaTllle, Clcarflrld Co.. Pa.
M. HILLS,
CLEARFIELD, I'ESX'A.
par-Ofiioe in realdence, oi.noaitc 6bw Houne.
J).l7 IT
J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
(Offloe la roeldeoca, Soeoad itreet.)
Kltroat Oildo Gae admlaiatered for tbe pain
eee eztraotloa of leetb.
Cleertrld, Pa., Ma; 1, IStMy.
fttUultanfou.
. fMk U nnt Af. tAt. TaaVltnal aafarl tl
) eniftt free. Addreaa 11. Ballet A Cotnianr,
Portift&d, Maina. tdeel7,'7t-l.T.
(Iv .a. P9r7 ' Dome. Bitnplei worta
V vv 4 int. Ad
AddreM Bttnaon A Co.,
Portland, Maine.
deel7I'7 ly.
C77 WMK' til a da at noma tafilj made.
V I 6 Coillj outfit Tree. Addre.i Trne Co.,
AuRaita, Maine. (deolT,'7V-ly.
SIKIKMAKINGI fcareh Inform my pa.
tron, and mankind in general, tbat I have
removed my tboemaking ahop to the room la
tirabaB'l row, Tar tt. 1. Snyder'a Jewelry at ore,
and tbat I am prepared ta do all kunda of work
ia my line obeaper than any other ihup in town.
All work warranted ai good aa aan bo doae any
where elte. PoeitWely thii U the rhapet abup
In Clearheld. JOS. II. DKERINU.
Dee, 11, 1878-tf.
J.H.LYTLE,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in
Groceries,
THE LA RU EST and DKST 8RLKCTKD STOCK
IN THK CDBk'TV.
COFKF.E,
TEA,
si'GAn,
SYRUP.
MKATS,
FIHII.
SALT,
Oll.f.,
QUEENSWARK,
TUB8 aad SI'CKETS,
D1URD FRUITS,
CANNED OOODN,
SPICES,
BKOOMH,
FLOUR,
PRKD.
County Agent for
LOHILI..1Rr8 TOBACCOS,
Theee gooda bought tor CARTI la largo Iota,
and aold at almoel city arieoc.
JAMES II. LYTLR,
Clearteld, Pa., Jan. 12, 1879-1;.
The Bell's BunWoolcu Factory
Pans towmtip, Clearfield Co., Pa.
nURNBD O IJ T 1
OT MOT
BUR N E D U PI
Tkeiabaarlbari bara, at (ree4 eipenaa,rebaiM
elghborhood neoeieity, 1b the ereetioa of a Aral
alaat Woalea Manafaatory, with all tba aiodera
laiproTamenta attaobed, aad ara prepared to anaha
ail klnda af Clothe, Caaaimaraa, flatiaetta, bltxa
katt, PlanneU, Ae. Plenty af food" oa head te
apply all oar old aad thonaand aewauiteaitrt,
wbom wt aik ta eome and asamlM ear itoek.
Tba bajitaeea af
OAHDINd AND FULLING
will raeeira aar aapaolal at teat Ion. Proper
arraiafemaata will ba made ta reeeire and delirer
Waal, ta tolt aaatemara, AM work warraaled aad
doaa apoa tba ehorteet aot lea, aad by itrlat etua
tlea to baiinaaa wa hope to raaile a liberal ibar
af pablla patranaf.
10,000 POUNDS WOOL WAVTKDI
Wa will pay tba bluett market a riea far Wee
aad fall ear maanfaatarad ffodi aa low aa
feede aaa ba boafbt la the eawaty, and wbeaerer
we fall ta reader raaaoaabla aatlifaetioa wa eea
alwaya ba feand at home raa4y U make prop"
uplaaatiea, aitaer la aereoa ar by latter.
JAMKA JOHNSON A SUN.
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