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MrttitMllt KpUcoptl 'CbnrrbHcT. Oko.
Limit, 1'aitor. -Hrvieai vrj Habbath U lot
A. M., and 7 P. M.
HaUath rinbool at 9 A. M.
I'rayer Meet. Of tvarT WednaidaT, at 1 P. M.
CommunioD hcrvloa, flnt Habbath of vary
iiontb, at 1(1) A. M.
ft learflcld N. K. I'hurrli. Her.
Cnarlcii W. b('KHl.BT, Paitor. Praaehinf avert
alternata Huuday, at I o'olook, P. M. tiuodtty
Hohool it li, 1 M. All arc lav tied to uteri a
PreHbterUn Church--Kr. H. H.IIcti.mr.
-8ahhatb Mrficei morning antl araning nac
tatb School at I P. M. Prayar Mt.ting Wdna-
lay avaning.
I In ..tint C'hurrh. TUt. . Ptor.
HaM.atli BohoolatS P.M. Prayer MailiDf trj
Wedneiday eTenlnt.
Ht. Praiicli' Churc h Catholle He P
I . SuxtiiriAN. Divine nervlca at It A. M.. on
1 1.4 flrit. third tnil fourth Sundayiof each month;
m?mi and Hob edict ion of the lileiaad Hacraoaot
tftarnoon at I o clock.
OFFICIAL 1)1 H ECTOH Y
TIVI OF tilLTJlKO QUARTER llHSIUNI CUirRT.
Swond Monday of January.
'I bird Monday uf Mareh.
First Monday f June.
Fourth Monday of Bcpteuber.
TIKI Or BOLDIKfl OOMMOH fLHA.
Kit-it Monday of June.
Second Monday of November.
roBLio orricaaj.
I'rttiJtmt Jmtyllt.n. Churl A. Myer
itiii'itiiiil La Judy lion. John II. Orvii, of
lieilelonie.
Jndgti Ahram Ogrfen, Clearfield;
Vinnent If. lion, uienrneia.
ProtkonotaryR liloom.
HcgiaUr mnd HteonUr h. J. Morgan.
'Vn infer Philip lJotte.
li$trict Attoruj J. F. McKcnrlck.
.VAerif Jamei Mahaffey,
i. L't:iT V I IVmukmii
C'uMly 8mrmor Samuel V. MoClokey, Cwr-
Nnivtii. .
Onuntm Oomm itriontr C. W. Kyler, Graham
ton P. O.j Klab Johnston, Grampian Hilli P. l.
Juhn Norrie, Sr., Curweniville.
- j.lInhn W Hnwe.
County Auditor William V. Wright, Clrar-
0--UI : Joseph (tinmna, mrw nu , u.
ri. Woodland. , . , .
fHHfy Coroner Jamen A. Moore, Clearfield.
Ary t?otioert Andrew J. Jack on, Clear
61, Wm. R. Hrown, Clearfield.
.S'liperi'nteiiiienf " i6i AVAoofi M. h. Mo
HtnUrof ujkt fr Jeanm Jeiae W. Carlile,
oRioc at l.utherimrg
U..UJ l,.ki W U'r fflav. Win. R
dclaugh, Cyrut tiordon, Clearfield j Jonrph R.
Ireia, JN . r.. Arnom, wwimkih , - .
dione, Do Hoi City.
nnr .VurWfiftoluinn It derldedty Interesting in
a I neal point of tw, and profitable reading to
ou'Ktdnis nbo wimt to lave money.
"Will you tnke nhuat, uhIi or corn for sub
ceriilM'ti V We are often inquired of in this way
by letter from patrons who reside at a d'mlanfe
from ClrarhVM. Wro agiln say ye. The receipts
of a retp'iniihle merchant or mill owner in the
vicinity, will answer as Jurt as wvll ai the eauh.
To illiuitratc: If any of our patrons will deliver
ui a bug of grain at tbo mill of Joseph H. Hreth,
in Cbmt towD.hip, Hdmcc l'tohin, In Barnsidc,
TlioDix II. Forrey, in (iralitm, Wm. Porter or
bliaw', In Irtwrenoc, or Hrown A Beyler's, t
Rui-kton,. I't.lon township, and forward their
ri-ftlptf for the n mount, we will eredlt tbern on
tlnir acrouut fur (lie sain. In this way all may
oon pay what they owe, If they will pursuo this
course.
aVarAdvortiseni and utberH will bear
In mind that all articles Intended for publication
in this pa-sr murt be bunded in, not later titan
Tuesday, at 9 A. M. Don't forget it !
Locui educational jottings will bo
fniind on this page.
Tln Kdurutional Dt'pniTmuiit will
lie found on our fourth page of this iifue.
Apples aro gulling at fifteen cents
pr burhel in Bearer and Washington counties.
Don't furet the Lutheran Church
festival in (he Bbaw House, August 2fith and
37tb.
Mr. JiCnvy is repairing the burn in
the rear of Mosaop's stera for the purpose of a
branch livery stable.
Itov. Isaac Kreider will preuch in
the Lutheran Church, this place, on next Sunday
morning and evening?.
Tbo awning which was in front of
Shaw's Row on Market street, has been removed
and adds to its appsaraoce.
Tbo Uuneock and Knglish Club will
be addressed by Abram Humphrey, Ksq., on
Saturday evening next. Coma alt.
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The party of boys who mako a habit
of petty stealing In this community, will find
themselves In the House of Refuge one of these
days.
Tbo frame work of Mr. Mitt-boll's
Livery stables at the south end of Heoond street
was raised last week. Mr. M. will soon be ready
for business.
Mr. Howard Kramer, formerly of
the Journal office, arrived sere last week on
visit frum MansQeld, this Slate, where he Is
employed on the fret.
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All porBonsdonsling to tbo Lutheran
Church festival, to be held, August loth and 27tb,
Will pleass Inform Mr. J. K . Bottorf, at bit rerl
donee or place of business.
Wo notice that tbo Street Commis
sioner has cleaned the gutters on Market street,
which aid greatly In carrying off ths water there
from during the Fall rains.
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llmmiK Rkpairs. It will bo noticed
that the Commissioners Invite proposals for re
pairing the Newburg bridge, wbioh has In-come
onsiderabie out of repair. Carpenters will do
well to gire this matter some attention.
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Tbo combinod ages of the four citi
ens who died in this county, last week Is two
hundred end seventy years, respectfully : Joseph
A. Sensor, "I j Greenwood McCrakon, SS ; Et
Governor Willism Bigler, 07. Mrs. Mary t.
Wise, A4. Total, 2T.
Business. The DuHois Courier ot
laat week said, "the lumber shipments from John
DnBois' yard for the month of August reached
s hundred and forty seven ears, making 1,000,
600 feet of boards, etc." The value of which
would out be less than I. '.0,0 00.
A Local Kiclio. Wo were shown
the Commission, ths other day, issued by the
Postmaster General, Gideon Grsngrr, dated
April 20th, IM3, to Alriander Read, father of
Amos Read, (now In his 8Sd year) to conduct
the business of postmaster at Readsboru. It
seems that the pos (office for Clearflebl was then
at the stun bouse vu the Mitchell farm, about
" a mile and s half south of the borough, where
' Mr. Read then resided. Th document Is in the
; possession of Mr. Amos Head, and Is on of the
best preserved old papers w have cvar seen.
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Awfi lI ThoKittaning 7Ymrasays
"Another and a terrible warning to th thus
who an careless in the use or oil will be found In
. the shocking death of Mrs. Mary Klrkland
' aear Cocbrau's Mills, this connty, oo Monday
evening list. 8b attempted to pour oil from a
Urg can Into a burning lamp, when th fluid
, Ignited, eiplodlng, and scattering the burning
oil all over bar person and the room she was In.
A lady who attrmptsd to extinguish th burning
clothing, wa badly scorched, bat managed to es
cape, while Mrs. Klrkland was burned to a crisp,
' and lb bms was entirely destroyed.
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Sudden Leatu.Ws learn from the
t lluliols tWter.ibet Sunday mrning,th Ith
inst., Darld Askey was fond dud In bis bod
der th following Ircnmslaneos : U bad oaten
h art My th previous voniag and rtlrd mob
nPer with bis little bey. In (be morning th
, boy, on awaking, found bis father, dead. Th
alarm was given and 'Sqtlro Tayler elftd,'wbo
appeared and inpaanltd jury. Aftor hot ding
an Inquest verdict) was given tbat deeoosod
warn 1 hli death by a Tlsltatlos of Divine Provi
dence, and not otherwise, the eaute being ftppo-
Irxyora similar dlsoaa. Mr. Askey wm about
Sixty sit years of ago nod leaves a large family
of rliH.lren, rur of whom are sol yt grown.
A Hancock Campaign Song.
The Ilaneoek tide la rfi ing fast,
From shore to shore It swe ll,
And as It reaches o'er the land)
Of victory It tells
Of victory It telle, my boys,
For llnncoek'i bound to win (
The peoples'! free, untratnmtled voice)
W ill sarely bring hiut in.
The Hancock fires are burning bright.
On all the hills they blew,
Too bright and high for such a fragd . i
As stole the srat for II eyes
As Hole the seat for Ilayaj, my buys
And never shall we sea
Haeh fraud as four short years ago
losnlted Liberty.
The Hancock bacoar proudly waves,
And greets the morning litcht,
And round it rally those as friends
Who once were foes in fight, my buyij
But in a belter day, my boys,
Around the Hancock tamer throng
Alike the blue and gray.
The llaucoek men are staunch and brave,
No truer anywhere,
And they ean boast a candidate '
Whose name Is clear and fair
Whose nam Is clear and fair, say hoys,
And onward l his course ;
For now the people mean to rule
In spit of fraud and force.
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"Si'llen Liver PilU" stand anrivulod
Id the United States for curing biliousness, sick
headache, Ac
TDK JUNIOR HANCOCK CLUB MEKTS IN
TUB WIGWAM EVERY THURSDAY EVE
NING. BOYS, TURN OUT.
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IUmoval J. Frank Snyder, Knq.,
has removed bis law tffloe into the 0 rab&m bolld -ing,
on Market street, over the C:mniy National
Bank, where h Is now on tbo lookout for clients.
Tor Sale. All kind of Doorn and
Wlndow-sasb. Call near the Lutheran Church,
or iddrsss m at Clearfield, Pa.
R. Ciariti-D. j
Aug. II, 4t.
Fatal Accident.--On Snturday last
while James McCullough, of Pike township, and
several others were outtlngdown trees oo George
Lord's tiro oer job, in Knox township, a limb
from a falling tree Struck McCullough In the
face and eh est, reusing death In two hours. Us
was lo the 43d year of his age, end leave a wife
and sli children to miurn his lull.
Solid Namih TIiu Jlt'llifontu lit-
publican says t "Between lit. Kiigl and Curtlo's
works there are three families who live within a
stone's throw of each other, the husbands of
whom are named Andrew an! the wives Rachel,
to witi Andrew Uleno, Andrew Barret and An
drew Muodfcllow. Tbelr wives are Rai-bel (1 leno,
Raohel Barret and Rtehel Goodfellow. The
"Andrrws and "Rachels" serai to hiveaoorDer
on names dowo there.
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List ofluttorH romainin uncluimcd
in (be l'.l(.fii(e at Clearfield, I'a., fur the week
endlog August Iftth, 1HH0 :
Jhn Carl Arvedsnn, Mrs. M. J. Buck, Wits
Carrie L. Ilu.h, James Carney, Dominique Ci
tello, Aleaatider Dixon, Au.tln Klegal, 11. M.
Frlddle, John Horoperly ;6j, James C. Uuuter,
Jske LivloKiton, T. V. McCurdy, M rs. Mi Me
Nlel, Miss Kile Moore, Lidy rhrilciin, J. M.
Phiiippla. Mr. Iirael Snyder.
P. A. UAU1.IN, P. M.
Re union of the 105tii Req't Va.
VoLuaTKRax. Pursuant to a resolution passed
at the last lie union, the second Re-uoion of the
lOStb Regiment Pa. Voluoicers, will be held at
Punx.utawnev, Jfferion county, Pa , on Tues
day, October IStli, 1HH0.
6. A..CkAio, Sec y. Lnvi B. Dtrr, Pros' t.
Daily backs run from Reynoldivlllo, Hro.jk
villeand Maysvltie, ou tb Bennetts Branch ex
tension of the Allegheny Valley Railroad. Also
fmm Indiana to Pumsutawney.
The Kquilabte Life AKHtiranco Soci
ety of New York is one of the strongest and most
prosperous lo the wotld, and presents adrnnlagee
that are not equalled elsewhere. The Kquitable
Issues all rtandard forms of policies, pays large
dividends, and on ordinary policies gives a lib
eral surrender value in paid a p-insurance, In
case a policy is discintinucd, after thre years
from its date. Policy con t rants ar simple, oon
ciso, and with no emrAaeonable condition. R.
M. McICnal.y, Clear fi-U, Pa., la the agent for
this popular Company. It.
Fa it w Kits, Look 11 kue I LyLlo will
give you highest market prices for Wheat, Oats,
Coin, Buckwheat, Butter, Eggs, Onions. Apples,
dried fruits, and all kinds of produce, ll has
the largest and best selected Stock of groceries,
teas, ooffiiflj, molasses, spices, oil salt, sugar,
queensware, tubs, buckets, baskets, churns, Ac,
In Clearfield county. II buys his goods In large
quantities from manufacturers and first hands
for oaab, and takes the advantage of all
discounts, and so he is enabled to sell at lowest
prices, Ut gives cash prices for produce, and sells
his goods at the lowest prices la ths county.
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BLIND CHARLEY.
Limn sir Citt, Pa., August 9th,
Kpitur KirniLici: Please publish th fol
lowing at one in your paper : Blind Charley will
give Concerts at the following places at the time
mentioned: Lumber City, Thursday vening,
August lVtbf New Millport, Friday, August 20th;
Mount Zion, Saturday, August 21st; Pennvill,
Monday, August Slid i Bluoinington, Tuesday,
August 24th.
Prof. Johnson, belter known as"B11nd Charley,'
li a wonder, and all who can should go to hear
him. They will nut only be pleased but delighted.
He can do even more than is advertised.
Tb foregoing cam to band loo lata for last
week's adltloB, snd will do th bstt w can for
him. "Charley" li all right and deserves to be
patronised.
ClearsWRLu Coal Trade. State
ment of Ceal and other freights sent over tb
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for ths week ending Aogait 7th, IS 80, and
th am time last year : .
COAL.
Fur the week
Same time lad year
Previously during year
Sitae time last year
Dfe-rear
Total in ISflO ,
Same tiriit Inst y r
Deere H h 10,2.12
Lumber 118 ears.
Miscellaneous freights 11& "
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Large I'imhf.h SaleNear DuBois.
K. R. Payne, of Hilliamsport, and the Coebran
Brothers, of Driftwood, have just purchased of
Reading, Fifher A Ci. all tbekr Umber on th
tiaudy, west of the mountain. At low i timet
It will aggregate out huudred million faot of first
class whit pine. The purchasers will bull! soma
six or seven mi leu of railroad, and vlathvAII
gbrny railroad, will bring their timber to Ben
nett's ( ranch, and It will from tber be floated to
Wllliauisport for manufacture. Mr. Payn and
th Cochran brothers are t b cuugratulated as
they will, no doobt, realit a very bandsom
profit from their Investment. It Is also a good
strike for Willlamsport, a this timber, following
its natural cbanalt, won Id have gone west, and
Its manufacture been of DO benefit to this station.
Tb purchasers eipecl to cut from ten to twvlv
million fet a year. Tb firm of Emery A Read
ing have also struck a bonanss, having purchased
of Reading, Fisher A Co. all their white pine on
Dent's Run. This will foot up some twenty-five
million feet of excellent timber, and will be man
ufactured at their mill In Williamsport. Bulhtin.
Fire in IUynoldsville. Wo learn
from the ijwr( of the 12th inst., tbat on the
previous morning at I o'eloek flames were seen
issuing front Crowd I 'it Machine shop, and In a
few minute the structure was so wrapped In the
fiery sheets tbat Its loss was assured. Th fir
orlgioaied at or near the forge, and wbll Mm
persons believe It lo have been an accident, oth
ers as firmly believe, without positive proof, bow
ever, tbat lb Incendiary's torch caused the dir
destruction. Only a few days ago th large plan
ing mill sS Fifteenth street was reduced to ashes;
and now another vital part ef Rvynoldsvlll
ll dead. Mr. Crow ell Is in hard luck a few
years sine bis shops were horned, placing him Is
straightened eireams tances j and sine tbat time,
by good Bjeusgementf economy and bard work,
be had greoedtd Is pUeleg himself ok k solid
basis, but now th fir devil has called on hii
again. His lose will reach nearly $8,000, with
$l,lf insurance. Besides Ibis loss tbr artb
fcllowiwgj r. K. Arnold, a Utfaa, I&t0 L. C.
Schuoll, engine, $160 Thomas J. Reynolds, a
gln,iui Wm. Gillespie, patterns, 1 1 00 M
T. McLean, blacksmlthing tool, $100. Mr
Cro well's lost smbraeo patterns, origin, sbapr,
di 111 press, two lathes, bolt-ontUr, nd tarloa
and aumereus tools. On sblngl mill, partially
finished, was destroyed, bat fortunately thre
mills wer sated. Mr. Crowall, If b rtcslvis
nffislMt encoaragomont, will robnlld. Ho was
Insured In th Mechanics' and Traders' Fir In
surant Company, of New York, lo tb amount
of dO0, and In tbo Fir man's Usaraae Com
rmny, of New York, for U ii tmooot.
THE SENIOR HANCOCK CLUB MEKTINS
THE WlflWAM EVERY SATURDAY EVE
NING. ATTEND.
tmy mmm
Boils, pimples on tbc face, salt rheum,
old sons, and all cutnoui eruptions disappear
like magic when ''Dr. Lindrey's Blood Searcher"
is used.
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A Fact. An auvortiHemontinflortod
In lb RnpiiBt-ican will reach mora readers than
If pubHahed In all tb other pipers la th coun
ty, aud ot the advertise! leu than one-half
In other wards, an advertisement published In
our jenrnai Is worth doubt th price of that
obarged by any other publisher in th county.
It Is a faot." tf.
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' IN MEMORIUM.
The Session of the Presbyterian church of Cloar
field, Pa., would hereby express thir sons of
the heavy loss which tbc church ha experienced
in th death of one or their number, tb Hon. Wm.
Bigler. During th eight years of bis service as
a ruling Klder, be wa ever prompt and faithful
In tie discharge of his duties, and most solicitous
for the prosperity el' the church. His counsels,
bis labor, his prayer and hta gifts, have contrib
uted so largely lo tlie welfare of our town, tht it
has seemed to us that be could not well be spared.
But wa bew in submission to the great Head of
the church, thanking Him for having raised up so
efficient a workman, and looking to Him to send
prosperity by means of such Instruments as He
may choose aad qualify to fill the plaoe of those,
whom, la His mysterious providence, 11 has taken
from us. By order of the Session,
11. 8. Bhvlkb,
Moderator.
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BRADFORD IN MOTION.
Tb Democmts of Bradford township met at
Bigler Station en Thursday evening last, and or
ganised a llaaoiuk and English Club. Th fol
lowing ar the names of tb officers elected i
President C. J. Rcdiior ; Vice Presidents J.
W. Boughmsn, Isaac Barger, J. R. Wilson, Alex-1
aeder Livingston, Jacob Williams, A. L. Freeman
and William FVrcey j Becrotaries J. L. Pearoe
and Justice Mi-Dowcll; Treasurer Bauiuel A.
Caldwell; ExeeatireCommittee Wm. Hitchings,
Hugh Hrown, Justloe McDowell, John J. Kyler,
Ellis Peeroo and David Hitohinga. This Oom
mittve was instructed to procure speakers and
Hags,
Quite larg number of votars oaiue forward
and enrolled their names as members of the Club.
W bav no doubt but tbat Bradford will render
a good report next November.
NORTH END OF LAWRENCE
AWAKE.
Moi st Jor, Augu-l 14th, 10.
Emtor Rxir RurAN Dear Sir: On Thurs
day evening last the Democrats of Mt. Joy met
at the school bou and organised a Hancock and
English Club. K. K. Siurey eslled the meeting
loonier and stated the object, and moved tbut
G. Wash. Ogdca be elected President of thoClub.
Motion carried unanimously. A Win Hess and
John Wbalon wer elected Vice Presidents ; M. J.
Owens Secretary, and Levi Derrick Treasurer,
After the organisation was completed, Smith V.
Wilsun wai introduced and delivered a most
eloquent and oonvinsing speech, for wbioh tb
Club tendered bitn a vo'e of thanks. Meeting
adjourned with throe rousing cheers for Uaocock
and English, and Ibe whole Democratic ticket,
wLicb we teal confident will be elected on tb 2d
of November next, and if elected, will be Inducted
into office. Club meets agaiu on Tbursdsy eve
ning, r-epteiubcr 2d. H pea ken will be present
to add res the Club. All are invited. Turn out.
Democrats, and let us convince the Republicans
tb:it we mean busluets. Respectfully.
Democrat.
THE LATE WILLIAM BIGLER.
We clip the fallowing from tbat itaudard
journal, the Albany (N. Y.) Anjui ;
"By th death of Kx -Governor William Bigler,
Pennsylvania loses a tntevmau of th first rank,
and a patriot and a Deiuoci.-U of deep devotion
to sound principles, lie wa? born in Shermans
burg, Cumberland count v, P in December,
lsl.i. Ibe variety, Importance and continuity of
his public service bave produced the general im
pression tbat he had passed boyund his sixty,
seventh yeart but the mistake was du to tb
fact tbat he was early engaged in affairs, and did
not leave them suon. A I lor asMid common school
education, Mr. Jligler entered a printing office
wherein his duties incited him to reflection and
reading, andgave bun a practical knowledge of
public toen and public questions. He not only 1
rose to the first proficiency in his art, but bo bo
came the fuuiiler and wise conductor of a ster
ling publiq journal, the Vlearjitd JJtmocrmt,
almost as suoii as he became ut age. This
worthy weekly, which is now ao honored part of
the prsss ef the oountry, Mr. Biglar disposed of
in Itt-ll, as his fellow. citucns trrre plainly de
manding bis services. Id that year he was elected 1
to the Senate of the dial, In which he sat son- '
tinoously until lti7, part of th time being 1
Hpeaker of tho body. In lttol he was elected i
Governor of Pennsylvania for the term of four j
years, and at the close of tbat period he was
chose Senator of the United States, for Ibe term '
expiring March 4, 1HA1. In lb Neneta ho served
oa the Committees on Commeroe, postal affairs
and engrossed bills, and be rose to a high rank as
a debater and statesman. He was succeeded In ,
1 SSI by Edgar A. Cowan, who entered Congress I
a Republican, but who became a Democrat oa
account of the tact that tbo latter party hold in ;
reality tb constitutional principles the Rcpub- j
I leans espoused only to discard. Mr. Bigler was
a delegate to tb Democratic National Conven
tion in Chicago, lo lHfli, and to the Philadelphia
Union Convention, In WA, and to the National
Democrat io Convention In New York, In Infill.
In all of these great bodies be took commanding
part. In IH74 his in flue nee led to bis selection
as th fiscal agent of the Centennial Hxhlbition,
and .though scores of millions of dollars passed
through bis hands, every dollar was spent with
the utmost wisdom. Mr. Bigler, in later years,
remained in well earned retirement, one of th
most honored eitisensof his great Stat. His un
derstanding was profound; bis acquirements
were great j hlsoloquenoe was of robust but always
refinod type j bis opposition to sectionalism and
corruption was intrepid and lasting ; bis lor of
his country and Its principles was greater than
his love of life ; his tastes were elevated and en
nobling. He had the respect and afloction of h is
fellow men in rare measures. There is bo other
Pennsylvania of whom it eoald be said so well
as it could be said of this man : His action not
only desired and sought the right In politics, but
it also expressed It. The people, when they
agreed with bim, wer right in motlv and wis
in action, and when they did not, their oonrso
was proved by events to bav itself been a griev
ous mistake. The verdict history Is likely to
award bim is tbat this Common wt alt erred la
judgment) whenever it did not account his views
and public oouduot to bo a standard for its own.
Had bo lived, few statesmen would bare exer
cised an Inrlueoo so great on the country, In and
after lb change of parties the oountry intends
to effect."
AMONG THE DISTRICTS.
IT N. L. H'girowS.
ORRIS.
W enjoyed the liberal hospitality of Mr. Jonaa
Mods and lady, during our slay in Kylertown.
D. B. Hchnnnover, of Graham, will receive $(100
for the building of tho new school borne at
Morrtsdal.
The Educational Meeting held In the Presby
terian Church, at Kylertown on the 10th Inst.,
was large and enthusiastic.
Four appointments were made for the schools
of the township, as follows: Morris Hill, Kllen
Ardery; Kylertown, Nannie M. Wilson ( Dillon
Hehoul, Mary U. It ess Grman, Sophia McGov
ern. The etasi of teachers examined at Kylertown
on the 1U th Inst, numbered but eight. Fiv
Directors were preaont and fixed tb wagss at
$'11 per mtnth for tight teachers, and $.iu per
month for two.
ARAiutr.
Six applicants presented theinsetres for exam
ination at Centre Hill on the 11th.
The Directors were pressmloo Examination Day,
and decided to advance the wages of teachers the
cowing term. They also edopud for their schools
new readers and copy books.
Jacob Moore, of Morris, Is the contractor for
the building of the now school bouse. All th
school bouses of th distriot will be suitably
repaired belor tb opening of the schools.
At the If du national Meeting In the evening of
Examination Day, Mr. Reuben Holt, an ex -teacher,
wa chases President, and W. 0. Owent Hecro
tary. Addressee wore delivered by the President,
Allen Hoseokraaa, John Euugh, aud tb writer,
ocos.
Only two Director were present oa Examina
tion Day.
Tb Botrd will let their schools on tho first
Monday of September.
There wero eight antillennts for certificates
nearly all of them young aad inexperienced. No
nuuGBiionai Meeting was Beta.
Lawxisci.
Tbo examination for th above district was
held la th Leonard school bwtldlng on the lath
last., and wa attended by a select and scholarly
class of applicants, a umber lag 17.
Th Board of La wren o we in session during
Elimination Day, aad decided to pay for tb
oest eoruncaies J& nor moots ; seoend trade,
;!, and for th third (trade, $30. They also
adtpted Robinson' Arithmetics and Applotun'l
D0BO4M neaaere ior at IB weir jonooil.
Tho Board, after examination, appointed th
following teachers lor their scowls: Mt. Calm,
w. n. iuoviosiyt iiaseigrten, 4. A.Murray.
Driftwood, Jemeo Davidson) Centre, A. H.
Lambert; Montgomery, J. M. Davidson; Paradise,
W. H. Mrtt Ml. Joy, W. L. Read ; Clover Hill,
Elm Head) Hillsdale, J. O. Campbell j Wolf
Hun, Jennie DewaJt, Weterford, Pin Uror
aod Mt ZioB to be supplied.
Examination Points,
For Bell, la Campbell's Church, Monday avow
Ing, September Ith. pea hers G, W. Campbell,
Matt Savage and M. L. McUoowo. Essays will
be read by Lisil Hose and Annie Matthew.
For Greenwood, at Bower, Tnesday oven Ing ,
September 7th. speakers Aaron Newcomer and
Mr. W. Johnson, representing the School Hoard,
Matt Savage and M. L. Meoowa.
For Ferguson aad Lumber Oily, September Ith ,
In th afternoon. Speaker J. 0. Metre try,
Thomas Nurris and D. L. Fergosoa, rirsenUng
the Hohool Beards, Rev. Edwards and M, L. Mc
Uuowa. Essays will bo road by W. 8. Ureor and
SingletoB BelL
For Penn, September Oth, in the afternoon 1b
the Orore. Hpeakert J, B. Clark, T. H. Moor
and John H. Rewle, representing tb Beboel
Board, Allen Il.boseokraasaad M.L. McQuewa.
For L'ntoa and Uaion Independent, Friday af
ter a oon, September loth, lnthGror near Rock
ton. Speakers Wm. Welly, II. F. (Howell and
Rer. Peter Beer, twpromtlag tb School Boards,
Reva. Taylor and Uladhill, of Uthorsbarg, W.
S. Lather and M. L. Mcyunwn.
. Buy Your Mill Now I Wo ro tbo
pr oprietors or a Saw M ill, complst fa every par
ticular, which we will sell Try cheap. For par
ticulars, eJdre.s B. A. A W. D. BIGLEB,
nohS.'SO tf. Clearfield, Peao'
Bank Changes. Tho County .Na-
tional Bank having purchased th Banking House
of th Clearfitld County .Dank, la Graham's
building, baa removed into tbat block, on Mark
el stmt, while tho Clearfield County Bank will
ftocupy tho rooms on Second street vacated by tb
County National Bank. 4t
"Barosma." Women nood it! It
regulates tb female funoiivof, rellbvw painful
men i tret Ion and sickness, and can novor do any
barm.
Prepared by B. K. Thompson, Tituitlll, Pa.
For sal by all druggist lo Clearfield, and
Joseph Seyler A Sons, Lulhorsburg, Pa. St
Timber Land. Loon M. Coutriot,
of Frenehvllle, has Just mad a large purchase of
timber land la Girard township, Clearfield eoun.
ty, from Mra. 0. Laconic, bing th undivided
half of 804 acres. Mr. Coulrlst was previously
the owner of tbc other undivided half. By this
purchase ho obtains the title to tb whole tract,
wbioh la said to bav a vary larg amount of th
very best whit pin timber upon It, and la eon
sldrcd one of the best lumber tracts in tb ooun
ty. Mr. Oon Irlet Is alwayi fortunat 1b getting
"good things."
' a
ISew Daily Stage Line. James L.
Leavy baa succueded in having a dally mail estab
lished between Clearfield and Penn fit Id, and will
hereafter run a daily stage between the two points.
Hi contract began with April 1st, and lb stag
will leave Uexrfield every morning (except Bun
day) at S o'clock, making connections with all
trains on the Low Grade Railroad at Ponnfleld, re
turning after th last train th aam avenlng.
Passengers and freight will b carried at low ratss.
Orders left at any of the hotels will bo attended
t. Iflapr7i-tf
This is my Proclamation. If you
want good tin-ware go to Merrell's ; I will
not repair any cheap tin-war Imported Into this
vicinity, especially la th frclt can Ilnf I keep
so books ; I pay cash for everything, and I ex
pect my patrons to do Ihe samn with me I guar
antee my work and material.
All itinerant tin poMleri invading the county
for the purpose of selling their cheap wares bad
better look up tb Act ef 1834, from wbioh ibey
oaa learn that ther 1 a penalty of $100 incurred
for violating It. 0. B. McnRKLLj
July 21st, lSRQ-Iu Agent.
Tobacco, Cigars, Ac This business
wilt ba continued, at my old stand on Markot
street, by James K. Watson, or some one ts,
for (be present. The finest brands of imported,
domcstlo and Key West cigars, and most popular
brands of plug, chewing, fin out and smoking
tobacco. Will also keep all other goods In the
tobacco business. With the advantage of now
being able to buy ntlrely for cash, we can give
our trad rar bargains In cbolo goods. Country
dealers supplied with Job lots at less than manu
facturers' prices. Alex. Watsob.
Clearfield, Pa., July 21, ISH0-2t.
Specials,
a ,1100 lba. U oul wanted by
li. A. KRAT.I'R.
July 29, ISMMt Clearfield, Pa,
Coi.lictor'b Balks I We have prepared
a form, and have on hand a Inrge quantity, of
blank "Collector's Sales," which have been ap
proved by the highest legal authority In the
Courts of this county. At Twenty C'enla per
do ten w will mail any number to lb Collector
ordering them. A Collector, when compelled to
advertise property, must post up not less than
thre notices in the most public places In bis
borough or township. tf.
MArniNKs. Etc. All perron s wanrinir a first-
class Sewing Machine should buy th New Im-
t roved Light-Running Weed, tor sale by John S.
leers, CUarlleld. I'a., or Miles R. Beers, dealer
in Machines and Organs, Reynold evil I. Pa.
may lifth-Am
0 a IIimiRKD Pan Cbt. Discount obi Old
Pmcna. Sewing Machines can now be purchased
at Merrell's tin and variety store, from $36 up
wrenla. AM Wiud of lewtnff uiaabinea renal red
on th shortest notice.
Clearfield, Pa,, July IS, 1377.
W Asian .Delivered at tb Rail Road.
t oo.mio 2fl-inch shaved shingle.
DlO.OdO 24-Inch sawed shingles.
1(10,1100 feet of pine boarda.
60ft,0i0 U-feot shaved hoops.
6,000 railroad ties.
60,000 feet of good hemlock boards.
For whicb I will pay tho highest market price,
delivered at Clearfield, or at any point on the
Tyrone A Clearfield Railroad.
J. F. Krahrr.
Clearfield, Pa-, Oct. 18, 1878-tf.
Just Ilec'civc'l.
Just IlcceiveJ by AKNOLD, at
CUIiWENSVILLK:
Cor Load Kova Scotin riaslor!
Car Load pnro Corn, Ityo find Outs
Chop I
Car Load Deaken Suit!
Car Load of Choice Family Flour 1
Car Load Dry Goods, Groceries, 4e.l
ItirSlnnijlefl, Bark. 71. R. Ties and
Grain will be taken In exchange.
Curwonsvillo, May 1, 1878.
CLEARFIELD MARKETS.
CLiiiri.LD, Pa.,
Flunrt pr ewt.
Buekwhe.l Floor, p.r ort H
Corn M..I, p.r cwt
Chop, ry.t p.rawt
Chop, mixod, per owl
Drao, par ewt
Wheat, per bo.hel
Rre, per bn.hel
O.ts, per bulhel.r
Corn, eeri, per buihel
Backwbe.t, per baibe)
Clever Med n
Timotlij ..ed ,
Patntoel, per bu.hel
Applet, per bushel.. ...
Onion!
Heme, per pound
Hhoalder, per pound .,..
Dried Beef, per ponnd
Chlckeni, per peir
Butter, per pound....
Brit., per doten
S.lt. per ok, Urge
Coal Oil, per gallon
Lard, per noun
Dried Applet, por pound
Dried 1'eachei, per ponnd
Beani, per buihel
Au(,
17, 1880.
13 00
1 HO
1 to
1 AO
1 40
1 ii
1 11
85
b
40
(10
I 00
9 !5
to
nf
i 00
Hi
a
10
to
20
m
i ou
16
10
11
t It
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
PniLApRLPHU, August 16. Th movement
lo breadstuff are light, and wheat Is lower. Cut
ten 1 dull at 11 ie rr middlings. Hark I dull;
and nominal at lltV per tn for No. 1 queroitron.
Seeds Clover sells at TJfij-SJe, for fair to choice ;
timothy is worth $2.6u(m2.76, aod flax, $1 17(
1.2(1. Flour and Meal rlour Is inactive and no-,
ohaaged. Hales of 800 bar rels, including Mlnnes
sota itraa, at to.l2(g, fi.16 ) do. straight al V
26('i6.76 Pennsylvania family, new and eld
wheat, at $h(nlf.h) western d. at $6.2.'ri,f.f 6,
and patents at $7 8.26. Also .1.U0U barrel U irard, ,
Gem, Kgvpt Market and Cheltenham on private
terms. Kye flour I steady at $4.iti)4.h,
Grain Wheat Is dull and lower. Kales of
7,000 bushels. Including rejected at $1fml. 02;
No. Sat l.02i t red aad ambr, track at i.07fiu
I. US, and No. 2 red elevator was oflnred at II.OHr.
At open board, first call, $1.07 was bid for Au
gust ( $1.07i for October 1.08i fur November.
Kye New Is steady at fi6f(t)7Uo for Southern and
Pennsy Ivanla. Corn hi quiet and firm . Sale of
7,000 boabele. Including rejeoted at 4U(jO ;
steamer at 604(ilej mixed at 61c, and yellow
at 6 So. At the open board, first call, 4tf(e was
bid for August t 4vlo for Heptembar, aad 601
for October. Oats are quiet and unchanged.
Hales of 0,000 bushels, iacluding white at J Slfo iU,
rejected at 34fi'oo i and mixed at .1fro.
Whisky Is firm. Bales of 60 barrels of western
at $1.11. .
Cbicaoo, AuguK IS. Flour quiet and firm.
Wheat unsettled, but generally higher ( No. 2
red Winter at ((3o No. 2 Chicago Hprlng, I Ho
for easb j trite for August 87io fur BcpUmbor ;
S7c for October flflo for all the year No, 1 do.,
SVo. Cora excited and blfher; S7o for cash
end August) 17 c for September) 170 Tor Oc
tober rejected , Ids. In th allernoon Septem
ber sold at He and Oetobor sold at :IBV. Oats
active, firm and higher j 26 for oasb 24(e for
Augastj 24iofor September) b c for October.
Rye la good demand and lending upward at flOio.
Barley steady aod unchanged, s-laiseed, pur
at $1.13. Pork strong and higher i $lft.60iv
76 for eatb t $lo.T6(fn In do for August I $fft.77
(a, I fl, BO for Beptombor: lfi(aj Ifi.i- for Oetvber.
bard steady and in fair demand ; $7.70 for flash ;
$7.70(7.73 for September t $7.8i(7.77i for
Oetobor, lialk meats In good demand and a
shad higher; shoulders, $4. 86) short ribs,. Ik ;
short clear, $4 36. Wblskystoadyandnaebenged.
KILLIOX WII.MAMfl.-At th rasidsnc of
lho(fiotting Jnstloo, Wn).4jll, Ksq., la Perry
township, J eft arson county, Pa., July 2tth, 10,
Jacob Killloi, of Bloom township, Clearfield
county, and Mary Jane Williams, of Jflsroa
ooBBtj, F.
Suniiin vnnLit At n.. at ts oi l
by Rot. I. hid wards, assisted by Rf. P. B, Sbirk
n1 Ika .Hlh.nai ilaaaMk Inaoul Ilk Bl I f4
Erhard, of Lawrence township and Miss Arm in
Norrls of Ferguooa township, Clearfield county,
Poaa'a.
GRIFFITH RORAHAUOH. At New
Washington, by W. W. li err lay, Rsq., oa Thurs
day, July IK ih, IfittO, Mr. R fi. Uriftlth and MiM
U. E. Rorabaugh, both of Clearfield eouaiy, I'a.
sua.
WILSON. Ta O rah m township. Jul 24lh.
IS ho, Mary Kdith, Infant daughtar of Isaac '). and
Hannah J . w Uson, ag monms ana eigut nay a.
BENflOR. At th resldno or his sm In-law
Wm. P. Hmeal, August 1tk, iNBO, Joseph A.
Seuior, ag. d 71 years and 20 days.
DIOLKR. At his res Kir not, In this borough,
August tub, 1KH0, William Bigler, aged fifl years,
7 months aod fi days.
McCRACKEN. In Knox township, August
14th, 1X80, Greenwood McCreckea,agd (18 years.
STARR.-Ib Knot township, July 3Rih, 1H80,
Brlston Asbury, son of rtr and Kmslin Htarr,
aged 3 years, 10 months aud 14 days,
WIHR. At her reildioce la Kns township,
August Vth, toot, Mrs. Mary H. wife of Havid
Vi is, aged 01 years, 10 months and t day.
llur disease wu Cancer, from whiub sb suffer
ed about four years. Sb was a continent and
faithful meiober of the Lotharun Church at New
Millport for forty ysars. Her seat was seldom
vacant If bar health would permit her to attend.
Bh enjoyed the prcseoce ot her tiavlour, whose
grec sustained her durirg her long and tedious
affliction, sleekness and patience enabled her to
eitdur all tbat cam upon her. bh believed In
a living pretont Saviour who has said "My grao
Is sufficient lor yon." the feared not, fur Jeaus
had promised to be with ber to lead her to a
higher piano la glory where she would realit
what th Saviour promised. i "lllasied ar lb dd
who die in the Lord, from henceforth ; yea, saitb
i ha Spirit, that tbey my rest from their labors ;
and ihelr works do follow ihom." bbe was bs
lovod by all who knew her. In ber death the
church and community have sustained an irre
parable loss. But their loss Is bar gulu.
The funeral took place on Wednesday at I
o'clock, services being held In the Lutheran
Church. A sermon was preached by her pastor
from Rer. aiv. 13. o
DUMI. At the resldooc of James Cams, In
Lawrence township, August 4th, 18M, Laura
Helen Demi, aged J mouths and 24 days.
Angle bav conveyed dear Helen
To a land of spirits bright ;
She Is roaming now amoug them
Clothed in purest robes of light.
To the glory land of Heaven
Dearost little Helen s gone
Where no grief nor bitter anguish,
Nor grim death oaa ever come.
griv guU'fi'UsmfutJ.
f (HIO IHIHHEI.S. George Wuror Co
O, want Ore tfaouieitd bu.heli of OATH, Dow,
ana will pny en.h or produce.
C:.rliIJ, I'a., Aiif. 19, ISIV-tr.
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties.
Curwensrille, Pa. Jsn. I, '73-tf.
PHOPOKALK TO It IP A I It IlllllK.i:.
Tb Hoard of County Commissioners will
receive uropnsuls, at their office in Clearfield,
until Mon day," September oth, 1HS0 fur repairing
the bridge across Cheat creek at Newhurc
0. W. KVLKR,
Attesti KLAH JOUNHTON,
Jona W. Howa, JOHN NnHHIS,
Clerk. Commissioners.
Clearfield, Pa., Aug. 18, MQ-M.
WILLIAM POIITI3H,
CLEAllKlKLU. PA.,
Manufaelurer and Dealer in First class
Wheat FLOUR, CUOPand FEED,
All of which Is guaranteed to bo of the first qual
ity. Kilo-drid Corn Meal mad a specialty !
Try It ! ! aprl! I -3in.
B. r. BULK'S. S. tt COBKLl.
P. BKILBKUN.
Gl'LH'll, Mi't'ORKLE & CO.'S
FURNITURE ROOMS,
Market mrtet, ClcarHcld. Pa.
W manufacture all kind of Furniture for
Chambers, lioing Rooms, Libraries and Hall.
If you' want Furniture of any kind, don't buy
until you so our stock.
UNlsEltTAIt IHfG
In all Itf branehel, promptly attended to.
(1ITLCII, McCORKLK A CO.
ClearOeld, Pa., Feb. , '78.
BRIDGE APPRAISERS I
In accordance with the Act of Assembly In such
cases made and provided, the Court, at an ad
Jnarned session held lo the Court House no th
4tb day of August, A. V. IttSO, appointed Daniel
Stewart, of Bradford, T. J. McCullough, of Law
rence, Daniel W. Moore.if Clearfield, Cortes Bell,
of Ferguson, Isaac Caldwell, of Pike, and Joseph
R. Read, of Lawrence, to view and appraise the
toll bridges, via : Th bridge bctosi the river at
Lumber City, the lower bridga acres the river at
Clearfield, and tbo bridge across Clearfield creek,
east of tb borough of Clearfield. The said viewers
will meet at Lumber City, oo
Tuesday, September 7th, 18S0,
At 10 o'olock A. M., and at tb Commissioners
office the next dny, for the purpuse of bearing the
pleas of stockholders and all other persons Inter
ested, who can then and there attend if tbey see
fit. C. W. KYLFR,
Attest : KLAH JOHNSTON,
Jobs W. U'iwk, JOHN NORRIH,
Clerk. Commissioners.
Gomhiimonsm Omt, I
ClearOeld, Pa., Aug. 10, IbsO St. f
A NEW DEPARTURE
IN
LUTHEKSBURC.
HeroafVr, goods will be sold for CASH only,
or in eiebange for produce. No book will be
kept In th futur. All old accounts must b
settled. Trios who cannot sh up, will please
hand over their notes and
CLOSE THE RECORD.
X am determined sell my goods at oasb
prices, and at a discount far below that vr
offered in this vicinity. The discount I allow my
customers, will mako them rirh In twrnty years If
tbey follow my advice and buy their goods front
m. I will pay cash for wheat, oats and clvr
sed. DANIKb OOODLANDKK.
Luthersburg, January 17, 177.
L I WUl & CO.
lAl.lin IN
Dry Goods, Groceries and
General Merchandise,
WOODLAND, CL'F'D CO., PA.
Respectfully solicit thoir patrons
and th public generally to call and exam
ine their nsw slock of
Spring iiiiil Summer Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Cnhlimcrcn, Volvotornit, Dulnlncn,
Lawn, Gingham., l'rlnta, Un
bloa hod and llloachod Mu,
Una, Fancy Skirt, Sheot
inK, Ticking", Corncta,
Kiil'H, Oil CTlollm.
IIOSlKTiY,
I.aundricd, While,
Cheviot and I'crcolo
Shirt", (llovos, Nockwoar,
Mon'a and Hoy' Clothing,
Unta, Caps, Hoola, Phooa, etc., etc.
li, -fit ilMra-WI--
Groceries & Uen'l Merchandise
Will be found ot fimt quality, and
atiafnetion ia guaranteed, 'ilie ful
lowing are alwaya k opt on hand,
(aomo lew only in their season):
SiiKara, Tens, ColTcca, Spicca, Ryrupa,
Confotaionoriea, Oranges, I.eronns.
Dananna, l'igs, Dates, etc., Hard
ware, (Queensware, Cilsssware,
Tinware, Wood and Willow
ware, l'oinls, Oils, Clocks,
Trunki,Valiaca, Mirrors,
Stationery, Kurnituro,
& Miners' Supjilioa,
ALSO, BKALKI1S IN
S Afii;B.a.TZZ3 Sc SHHTGLE3.
July 2S, 18R0.tr.
?Tnv fli'ntisrmfut.
MOM'.V TO LOAN. Oo tntelau In
proved farm pronertr, by tbe Mutual Life
lu.urance uutunaDT T New lura. on nnt tnort
R.ice, la nni frutn tl.ottO up. Fr further la
fuiniatluD aplilj t the unitenlned.
U1RXTIIAI. W.B.MITII.
ClearOeld l't.. Ma; Tth. lull tf.
CAUTION. All perionlare b.r.br wetsed
V avalnet negotiating tur a net. giren ovme
to llearr Druge oalllog for oftr-niue doh
lare. 1 an entitled to a credit or 141 on laid
not. 1 am willing to par the balance, but I will
not par the f is again onieie compelled tj taw.
11. V. KKFUAHT.
Weil Decatur, Aug. II, IShll St..
1(1AIIM LAMM KIH HAI.KIn lluilon
and Pine town.hip., Clearfield aounjy. -rr
lieaeonehle tin. given lor part of purohaeov
Mltiera'f reaerved. u tllltn. A(enl,
Penn. Id, I'a.
or IV a t.LACa a Kh.uh,
Sept. ll), mru tf. Clearfield, I'a,
lIVOItl i: NDTIt i:. In the Court of
I Cooiiiion l'leal of Cleerflt'ld eounly, I'a.,
Millleoi Helfrlilge Ta. Sarah U. Selfridie, No. 10,
June term, lehi), huopfeua Sur liiroroo.
Hie undenigneu Ooiomliiioner appointed by
aid Court to lake teitimouy in the oIhivo caee,
bernby girM notice that be Will attend to the du-
tlee nl till appointment at tile orbco lo Ulearlleld,
Clearfield ot.unty, I'a., on Tueidty. the Hilt day
of Augu.t, I rthU, at nine o'clock A. M., when and
wuore all parliea intercitcd tnay attend.
v.MAn M i iuiir.i.1.,
Comuiliiioiier.
Clearfield, I'a., Aug. II, 1H8II.SL
WAGONS WAGONS
liVGIJlKS IUTGCIKS.
Sl'KING- WAGONS,
SP1UNOWAGONS.
THE C0kLl WAVfm
TOP AND OPEN BUOaiES.
KEPT ON HANI) FOIt SALE.
STAGE cc REILLY,
clkakhkld, pa.
May 13 3m
Notice to Heir3l
In the matter of the estate In tlm Orbsns'Ciurt
of Frederick Vrailey.lete of Clearfield eouoty,
f Chent towntliiu, dro'd. j i'onnsylvaula.
, WHIT OF PAMTITlo".
To Ihe heirs aod legal reuresentatires of Fred-
crick Fr ailoy, let of Chest township, Clearfield
county. l'a..dce'd., visi Eliisbelh Ann Frailer,
(widow), Juhn Fr alley, Andrew Frailey, Lydta
rrailey (inlcrtuarriea wiln llnituton n bite), and
lltmittun White her husband, KMsaheth Frailey
(intermarried with Juhn Uorkenberry,,and John
IIooktjnlifriT her husband, Catherine FrallpTfin-
terinarficd with Juhn Hwiver), and Juhn Hoover
her bun bund, and tbe heirs and logal representa
tives of Magdalena Frailer, deo'd., (who was in
Icrtnarricd with William llartot, vi : Harrison
llsrlo, Lydia Iiarto, ( intermarried with Jonathan
Wrsturnr), and Jonathan We it or er her bunhand,
Kdwsrd Harto, Caroline llarto, (intermarried with
Uerge W a Usee), and (ieorge Wallace her hus
band, Blmir Urtoand John Frailer bis Guard
iin, and Jane linrto and Juba Frailey her
uumiiso.
TAKK NOTICE that, In puriuanc or a writ
of partition to me directed, out of the Orphans'
Court of CkarflrM rouotv, 1 will, on Till 118
1MY, tlm 2r; i II DAY of AlIOUST, 10, hold an
lii(iuet of part il ion end valuation of the real
esUte lat ut Frederick Frailsr, 1st of Chnt
townnhip, Cleartleia county, r.( dec d. ihe It:-
guest will afneuible at tno late nuidfnc ot said
Frederiok Frailer, deo'd., in Chest township,
county and Hi ate forsaid, at 10 o'clock In tbo
forenoon of said day. JAMbs M AIlAr r KY.
HiriBirr's Orrir-K, ) H her iff.
Clearllcld, I'a , July HSib. 1880.)
Notice to Heirs I
In the matter nf the eitat Inthe Orphans'Cnurt
oi Joiepn lot ners, lat of Clearfield county,
of Karthsus twp.,deo'd. J Pennsrlvania.
wiut or rARTiTio.r.
To the heirs and ca renresenlallves of Joirnh
Yothers, late of Kartbaus township, Clearfield
county, I'a., dce'd., vis: John Vol hen, Henry
l others, hophia l others, (intermarried with Geo.
Heckcndorn), and Oeore: Jleckondnrn her bus
band, Christiana Y others, Joi.W. Yothers Daniel
lnlhirs, Ketihrn Yothers, Isabella Yothers, ( inter
married with Wm. Patterson), and Wm. Patterson
her husband, and Ibe heirs and legal representa-
tlvesof Adeline Yotbers, dee'd., (who was inter
married with Joseph tiilliland), ris : Joseph
Oilliland, (surviving busSand), Lvdia Uilliland
end Clara tiilliland, by their (luardien, B.J.
Oilliland, and Ibe huirs and legal representatives
of Mary Klisabeth Yothers, dne'd, who was in
termarried with William Ueichel), Tit: William
llclohel, (surviving husband), David Ueichel,
Alfred Heiefael, Nora Jl etchel, Orrfn Ileleael and
Msbe Ueichel, by tbeir Guardian K. J. Uilliland.
TAKK NOTICU that. In nursuaiio of a writ
of partition to me directed, out of the Orphans'
uoun oi ucarneio county, I'., I will, on nil rlrt.
I) AY the KITH DAY or SKPTEMllKlt, A. D.
18M0, hold an Inauest of partition and valuation
of the real estate, Ute of Joseph Y' others, lat of
Karthaua township, dco'd, situate In Karthaus
lowiship, Clearfield count, Pa. Th Inquest
will ensemble at th let residence of said Joseph
Yothers, dee d., in Karthaus township, at 10
o'uloek in tbe forenoon of said day.
JAMF.S WAU AFFKY,
SriinirV Omen, ) Sheriff.
Ck'srCsld, Pa., July 23, 1K30. J
SherifT's Sale.
BY' virtue of sundry writs of Ltmri Facia issued
out of th Court of Common Pleas of Centre
county, Penn'a, and to m directed, tber will
be et posed to ITBI.IU HAI.K, at th Court
House, in ine norougn of uciieionte, rtu, on
Saturday, August 2Iat. IfitM),
At 1 o'clock P. M , th following described real
oitate, of Defendants to wit :
All th right, titls and Interest of Defendants la
all that certain tract of land situate in Hush twp.,
Centre county, Pa., In th warrantee name of Jno.
tlambrigbt and described accord in to a survev
mad tecreof by David llaugh en the fttlth day of
August, inos, neginning at a pine tree corner;
menc eiienuirtg ny a tract oi land tn tb war
rantee nam of Andrew Oraff, north Mi decree
east, 314 pe robes more or lens lo a white nine, a
corner ; (hence by a treat of land In th warrant
nam of Caiper Shaffner, south 89 i degrees east,
'I'.iS porches more or lass to a red osk tree or block
oak fallen ; thence by tract of Isnd in th war
rente name or Kobert Mpeer, sooth bl degrees
west .120 perches mar or lei to a noit: ihenee
by a tract of land in the warrantee nume of tleo.
lluunagls, north 3S degrees west, 2.12 perrhes
more or less to Ihe place of besinniiif , conlaloin
4:t acres and 100 perches and allowance.
ALSO,
AH th right, title and lnterel of Defendant
in all that certain tract or piece of land situate in
Ruth township, Centre connty, Pa., In the war
rantee nnmi of Andrew Uruff, beginning at a
hemlock tree, a corner : thence eitendins north
bl) degress west, 820 perches more or less to a
pin tree corner ; thence by a tract of land In the
warrantee nam oi Christian Muiser, south 40
degree east kMO perches mor or less to a sugar
iree, a corner monc dv a tract oi and n th war
rantee name of John Hambright, south .'0 degrees
wsst, ,1L'U perches mora or less to a pin tree cor
ner : Ihenee by a tract or land In lb warrantee
name of Sebastian draft, north 40 degrees cant j:.0
perches more ov less to tbe place nl bKcinninsr.
containing U3 artesand llZ perches more or less.
ALSO,
AH tbe rigtht, till and interest of Defendants
la all that eertain tract or piece ol land filuet in
Hush townplilp, afo esaul, and naitlv In Morris
township, Ci en rfi nld couotv, 1'. Hounded on
Ibe north by lands of tbe estate of lli-im Li.raine.
deceased, on the east hy lands of Quay and Kyler,
on me souin ny lands in wirranteetiame of An
drew urat), on tbe west by lands late ol llrenner
and Company oontainin 4H7 acres and 1ST
perches surveyed April I, KV1, on warrant In
name of Christian Musfer. T hereon erected two
frame houses, an old law mill and other out
buildings. A IjBO,
Al) the right, till and Interest of deferendnnts
In all that certain trOt of lend situate in Morris
township, Clearfield county, Pa. Beginning at a
stone heap, formerly a white oik corner ; thenr
hy lands lat of Liver and Lorain south 1104
porches lo a post, cast 164 perches to a nost :
tbenoe by lands surveyed to Robert Katocy north
aiiu -in pcrcnes to a white i.tn, along lands
surveyed to Htsnhen KinnMon I!4 perches to the
ploe of beginning, aoDtainiag 100 aoree and 87
perches and allowance, and wo surveyed in pur
ruanc of a warrant dated March 13, A. D., 137,
issued to Leonard hyir.
ALSO.
All tho right, title and Interest of Defendants
In land situate in Morris township, Clearfield
connty, Pa. : Ilegioning at a fallen hemlock;
thence south !J drgreos west, Hi perches to a
white nine i thence oorlh 67 derrees west, lift
fl.10 perches to a maple tree t tbeno north Sf
degrees east, IT.J ft.0 perches to a post t tbenoe
south 84 decrees west, 0V S HI pereh t a post,
north 3 degrees east, IV 1-10 perches tn hem
lock i theno south (4.1 degrees east, 24T ft-10 per
ches to tbe plsee of beginning, containing 411
acre and 94 perches, more of leu. Using pert of
a larger tract surveyed tn in nam of Jena
Houston.
ALSO,
All the right, title and fntsrest of Defendants
it all that oerlaln tract of land situat In Murris
township, Clearfield county, Pa. t Ileginning at a
spruce corner i tonne by Daniel Milk purchase
north et decrees west 1(10 perches to a bin (
thence by John Taylor and John Houston surveys
12 perches to a pin, couth I, degrees west
course, called In th original survey south ; thence
east To perches to a post j thnc north If d
gre vast 1" perch to a spnio t thane outh
J dsgrse cast K4 parches thence north M de
gress ast 11 perches tn th piece of beginning,
containing KOaorw. Using part of two sur
reys in warrant names of Uartd llererags and
Francis Johnstna. Thereon ereeted a twe-storv
frame house, stable and other eutbuildings,
Helsed, taken In elocution, and to be sold as
th properly of Jacob Mock, with netie t John
w ogner and n, K. n agnr, as ierre tenants.
MU K The andlvided one third part of the
alior dsKribed tract of land will be sold ftt th
sm tin and plae by Wm. T. Kirk, Kst.,
trustee for certain rditor of nngnct lire.
Terms mad known oa day of sal.
Tnrms Can. We dwds will be nchnowltdged
until th pure has money is paid In full.
Sheriff.
Pberiri Offc, Heltefdnte, Aug. 4th, ItlHV.
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE!.
Curweniville, Pa., Jan. , 'Tt-lf.
l)i:i:n I'DH KAI.B.Thlrlcn klrM of
1) Italian ll.ee which I will nil clieap for
oaen, or eKchange for wbeaU For further 1&-
lorlaation oail on or addreae the andemteneq.
J.F. KKAMKIl,
No I, 'T If. Clearleld, I'a,
gUSQL'KUANKA HOUSE,
ODEWENSVILLE, riNN'A.
eT-Thli old and wsll-establikhed Hotel has
been leased hy the undersigned, and he feels con
fident ol rendut Ins; saliffaotion to thr-se who may
uatrouis bim. llood stabling attached.
LKWIH O. ULOOM, Proprietor.
April 31,'ftOtr.
PATCH -o
111 rot Bcodlli Tib. lira t'upir, L4 "( IroS.
WSi wllhuut 4WlJ or "Marin ". Atif l4f ot 1"
alhll4 land trul, IL Will fwi oat tauflt
yH If luall onii 4lrietiB) thai will cut k
let DHa-rnnrtb loch l-itrhfl . tm rarilpt of
n fr li if.,r In K(U ilm!' r.caltti M J1
Ue fa.h. AiiKWTlWtSii.li CaJi.-trTw ln. daf
O .. In ,uur.,.rkat. Main field to 1I par
'. Our ll l .. llalrl-'l I'.lalui.i of BBol
rt,r,.n.. Jtwitj Nti.rlti.s Hun. .tier, tte,
rhi.it, A.Hnu (ITY NOVUl.TT CO.,
L j iOflu.uiii,HaUMloii)i.ia,r T
ar . tun ttiii i. . 11
June 10, ItitiO-Um.
ADMIMHTIt ATOH'H Nt)'l ICIi. Notice
Is hsreby given that Letters of Adminis
tration on the sitel of A. U. till AW, )t of
Lawrence township, Clearfield county, 1'., dec d,
havina- been duly srnnted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said stt will pleas mtk
ImmtdlnU pymnt, and those having claims or
demands against th l me, will present them
properly aulhontionled for settlement without
delay. MAKV K. F11AW.
n . r. noun,
Administrators.
ClcsrCclJ, Pa., June SO, ISHOOl.
A
llillOK'H NOTICR.-
th eitat of Jas. Hid-1 In Ibe Orphans' Court
die, dce'd, late of Hum- of Cleirfleld coan
side townshin. I tr. Peun'.
Th undeniEued Auditor appointed by the
Court to dintiibul th balana io the hands ot
the Administrator to and amoug tb creditors,
gires notice that be will attend to tbe duties of
bis appointment at bis emce, in iiesriieiu, on
Friday, Auirust 27th, 1SH0, when and where all
partk'i interettcd may attend.
:HAnK ii. li mi in, luuiivr.
Clearfield, Pa., Aug. 11, 18D0-3t.
UIIITOK'S BiOTICK
In tbe estate of Samuel 1 In the Orphans' Court
Powell, deceased. of Cleirfield Co., Pa.
Ily an order of Court, dated July loth, 1880,
the undersigned Auditor heretofore appointed. Is
ordered to resist Ibe account of Hon. A. C.Tale,
Administrator. Ac, in accordance with tb facts
as they may be presented to him, and lo distrib
ute the balance as shown by a restatement oi tue
account, to and amongst those legally entitled.
He hereby sires notice that he will attend to th
duties ot bis appointment, at bis office in Clear
neid, on Monday, August ?.u, jnou, at v o o.uua
A. M . when sod where all parties interested may
attend. FHANKO. HAHKI.
Auditor.
ClflirQeld, Pa., August 4tb, M0-.U.
SAW IIYXXXjXj
AT
PRIVATE SALE I
ANY parties lo need of a fiw Mill arc hereby
informed that I will stll them on as good
as new. Htero's. Blocks, a
FIFTY FOUIi lSCir SA IT,
llelting, and all the other fixtures In g'id order.
For further information, address
JUSTIN J. PIB,
Osceola Mills, Clearfield Co., Pa.
March 9, 18X0 If.
Divorce Notice.
Clara E. Carpenter by 1 In the Court of Common
her nett friend Pleas of Clearfield Co.
Patrick Quirk, No. UO, January term
vs. IPSO,
Leonard Csrpenter. j Alias (Sub. Eur Divorce.
The undersigned Commisiioner appointed by
Said Court to take testimony in the above case,
hereby gives notice tbat b will attend to th du
ties of his appointment at tb ofllce of Murray A
Gordon, In Clearfield, Pa., on Thursday, August
26, IHrtll, at 10 o'clock A. M., when and where all
parties interested rosy attend.
W. I. SHAW, Com mis si on sr.
August 4, 1880-3L
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
IN IIOUTZDALE.
Ily virtue of an order Issued out of the Or
phans' Court of th County of Clearfield, in th
Commonwealth ol Pennsylvania, th undersigned
Administratrix will sell at Publie Hal on the
premises, in the Borough of Hou tidal, In said
county, on
Thursday. August 19, 18110,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,
All that certain hotel property known as the
"ST.CLOl'D UOTKL," comprising Lots No. 374
and No. 280 in th general plan of the Borough
of Uoutidnle, with th improvements thereon,
oonsl'tlngof a Iwo story Frara Home, being 71
fret front and 28 feat deep, with an addition
thereto of H feet. Th hous contains fifteen
rooms un ituirt and five rooms down stairs, with
a good cellar, and ther It an excellent stable on
th premises. Tb property is well-fitted In
every way for th purposss of a Hotel.
TKltJfiS OF SALE.
Fic per cent, on day of sale, balane of on
third cash on confirmation of sale, and tbe re
mainder in two equal annual payments, with in
terest secured by Bond and Mortgage on the
premises
Mas. KL.MIKA UAlMUAKUnH K,
HouTitiAi.i, July 3l-4t Administratrix.
EXECUTORS' SALE
HEAL ESTATE
IN PENN TOWNSHIP.
Hy virtue of an order issued out of the Orphans'
Court of Clearfield County, Pennsylrania, tb
undersigned F.seutorof th Bitate of KICH
AUD DANVL'll, Hr., Uteefl'KNN TOWNSHIP,
in said County, deceased, will sell t I'ublio Hale.
on the premises, In raid township, on
Saturday, August 2(st,tlKtf
ATI O'CLOCK P. M.,
All that certain tract of land, or farm situated
in tb Township aforesaid, bounded as follows:
n. Ih. V.- .1 N.l.,. U' . la, ik.
east by Jesse (Spencer and William K. Denver,
sooth by Joseph Uavis and west by Allen Mc
Donald, containing
SEVENTY ACRES,
more or less : about sixty acres of which Is Im
proved and under u titration, having thereon
erected a log dwelnng bouse, lor barn and the
other neei.s4rv outbuilding, together with a
line I'lU HAKU of go.nl Irnll, and excellent
water.
O it third of th prie must h paid ow.ld
tn naitin in two nal anneal pyvmeriw, with
interest, secured by Mnd and Morttrag t.n ih
premises. HICHAHO lANVK K, Jr.
J A M K3 MrKKOWN,
Kiecntors of H. Denver, Hr., deceased.
(Jnascur Hills, July 28, 1880-4t.
mtojoi turn
EXECUTORS' SALE
or
Desirable Ural -Estate !
Estate of Richard Shaw, Sr., Doc'i.
fTnR aniler.lenQit, Fxeeutori of Ibe e.tnte of
I 111(11 A till M1AW, Hr., deeeaeed. odor
al iMle aal. at Ih. COURT HOUKB, lo tb, bor
ough of Clearfield, Pa., oo
Monday, September Oth, 1S80,
AT 1:30 O'CLOCK P. M.,
Th following valuable real tt, vis i
Th thrcc-storr DR1CK HOTKL tironrtv.
corner of Market and First streets. In the bor
ough of Clearfield, known a
'Tho Shaw House,'
Fronting with two lots of ground thereto belonging
20 feet on Market stmt, and 120
feet on irst street, with a two-stnry
dwelling home attached. Tbe ho-'
ltd proper has aixty bed-rooms and
all conveniences for a first-class
betel. One of the most desirable hotel properties
In Central Pennsylvania.
Th abov will be sold together with t twe
story fram dwell in hous on Market street, ad
jacent to the Hotel, and one other frame dwelling
house and a twe-story store building, all fronting
on Market street. Aloe, fram dwelling hos
fronting on First street. I
AL80. All that certain lot, known In the
nut. of Clearfield borough aa Lot Ho IAV,
front
Ing 60 feet on Locust street- rwi
nlng bark 171 feet, snore or less, lean all'
with dwelling boose and all necessary out'
buildings thereon erected, and ot bar tmpreveinvnti.
TERMS OF 8tLEt
One-thlrd east, tt dolivsrr nf toad deed, nad
th balance to secured hy bond and mortgage,
payable In on and two ;are, with Interest.
A. b. mi a n,
JOS. SHAW,
Burrl ring ti'rs nf Richard Bhaw, 8r dee'd.
CIsarfltM, P., Augnst IB, I "8 St.
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AlnioHt Given Away, tin Eight-Page Paper for Less than Cost of
Paper, Ink and Postage.
THE WORLD
IS FOR
HANCOCK & ENGLISH
FIRST, LAST, AND ALL THE TIME,
AND WILL, UK SENT,
Postage paid, from now until January 1, 1881,
WEEKLY - 25CenU
SEMI-WEEKLY 50 Cents
DAILY (including Sunday) .... $2.50
Or untii after the Inauguration for double the above prices.
Democrats, send for it and road what is being done all over the
country by Democrats to insure a glorious victory this Fall. Send
it to your Republican neighbors, and convert them to Democracy.
HELP ON THE GOOD CAUSE !
Address THE WORLD, 35 Park Row, New York.
Arigmt 11th, 41-1880.
N. E. ARNOLD,
O XT 3R. W 3E2 IV J5 XT X X X- 3EJ,
WILL PAY THE
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
OF O 3FL-
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 SHAVED 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,
CURWEIMSVILLE, FA.
M.jr 11.1880 If. r
, JAMES L.
UIVU3SRTAKEIR.
MARKET HTHF.ET, CI.BARPIKI.I, PEMN'A.
t -a .
AM kinds of Caikota and Cofflni kept on hand, and fnrniahad to orofer on
thort notice, including tho finest aa woll aa the cheapest tbat can ba maau
faclurod. thir
ooiu8i) Fnsouinvxm
la the boat In one, and will be furnithed when required. Funerala attended
in any part of the county. Call at my ofllce, on Second atreet, or loava
your ordora at Troulman'a Fnrnitnre Store, adjoining the Poatoflloa.
JAS. I,. LKAVT,
net 1,701y.' Clearfield, Pa.
QX MrttSfmcutt.
Jj'OR TISIWAKU, HARDWARE,
anil
HOUSE FDENISHIN3 GOODS,
ma
NRRIII.KS, ATTACHMENTS AMD PARTS,
and all kind of
SEWING MACHINES,
00 TO
O. I). ilKliliKI.!,, . Agent,
CLEARFIKLD, FA. Jae I, 'il If.
TV FAHMUHHI-Ta. roort..tth Aalual
Klhlh.tK.n ef tli. CI.K A RH Kbit COUNTY
AURICl'LTl) HAL SOC1BTY will a. kela
At Cliarfiuld, Supt 15, 1C k 17, 1880,
LIBERAL PREMIUMS .111 U tttni ana
a4. pabh. la im ttai.,for wklek .eery earaier
la tbe eoantj 1 lat It. d lo eoeaiiete. Par lafoma
lloa addre., LKANUEH liKNNINli, Pree'S
Or AL. M. ROW, Heeretarr,
Claarleld, P.ea'a.
Kiaeutlr. CoatBslttMPhlltp h.tu ( Oa. Trwa.
arar), llMearla tp. llliha M. Da.te, Peaa twp.;
John Smith, Rleora twp., Levi R. Urateler, Ualea
twp.t Wllaoa P. Tata, Lawrenet two.
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ORPHANS' COURT SALE
-OF--
REAL ESTATE,
IN COVINGTON TOWNSHIP.
By tlrtee of aa order ilea oat f the Orphaaa'
Coert af OloarBeld oooote, la IhwOoaiBiaaweolta
of Peoaryleanla, there will ho alpoood to poMhl
eaio 01 too vuuai auiiea, ! utoaroeM, oa
SATURDAY, AUGIIBT tM, IfWO,
al I o'eloek P. at.. Ihe follewlna dorerlhod ml
eeui., loto Iho property of JAMES IRKLIN,
flrreaaeo, Mlflato la uariaatoa eewaaaip, vioor
l.ia eoaaty, Pa hoglaaiag ol a poet, thowoa
Moth ITI pereheo U whit, pioo I theooa oae U
4-11 perrhee I. poet ; Iheoee oorlh llf poreheo lo
port i thor.ee weat II 4-11 porobof lo part ao4
plaoe of oflaolef, aootolalaf
TrVETV.rlVR ACRES,
era or leaf, an atoerod, he. I a, therioo trooM
a eoioll fraoto hooao aad hg hero.
TERMS OF SALIt
Owe half oa.h oa oeaaraoUoa of Iho Bala, had
halaare lo ria aoBlhe,to ha oaoatod hp Jwiffaaowl
head aod fein rmf ort(ao oa tho prion ota.
OUARLka MIUNOT,
Adalilitrator.
Cle.rl.ld, Pa., Aa. 11, Wi ll.
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