Jili!l'0.n!S.
I'en iih j 1 v a n In I ta 1 1 road
Ww rri '
TYRONE A CLEARFIELD BRANCH
OS and after Monday, MAT 34, 1800, th
I'aaaengar Train will rua dally (aioept Sun
day) between Tyrone and Clftarnald, aafollowa
CLEARFIELD HAIL.
"tKAVB 801ITIL f LKAVK NORTH,"
CurWCMTltU,
.1.30, p.m
Tjrro n........
Vansooyoo,..
Buuinlt,
Ponollun......
0.0.01.,.......,
ttoynton
Hteln.r's
Phillpsburg,
(Iran am
, a. 00,1. k
K I Terr lew
, o.js, "
, t.m,
10.00, "
10.1 J,
,io.ir, "
.10.22,
10.24,"
1B.JH,
Cle.rfleld,..,
Leonard,.,..
Harrttt
Woodland,,
Biitler
...,
,.I.M, "
.4.01, "
..4l, "
.4.17,
Wallacelon.,..,
IIIQ 1111,.,,,
Oraham
Philipaburg,
ileiner'i ,
Boy n ton, .
Oietola
l'OWlton,s .n
Buinmlt,
Vanwoyoo,..,
Tyron
...4.15, "
...4.31, "
...4.84, "
...4.SW, "
..4.4, "
..AM, "
..6.05, '
,...IS, "
...6.J5, "
...0.00, "
Blue 1UII
WftllM.tUD,...
10.37, "
10.44,
Woodland,
It .mil
Lsonard,.....
Cl.arlt.ld
HiTorvi.w
CurwansvUI.,
10.4,
10.40,
11.07,"
11.12,
11.10,"
11.25, "
,.IMIA.
CLEAKl'IELD KXl'KBSj.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LKAVE NOHTII.
Curw.niTlll...
Kiv.rTtew
Cl.arll.ld......
Laon.rd,
II rr.lt
Woodland
Bl(l.r
Wallaostoa,...
Blu. 11.11,
Graham,
Philip. burj..
Htain.r's,
BojntoD,
Oso.ola,
Powalton,
Huminlt,
Vansooyoo,....
Tyron., M
4.90 A. a
4..10 "
J.47 "
i.M "
6.57 "
.uj "
d.OS "
6.15 "
o.Sl "
f.Ji "
(1.20 "
.a3
(U7 "
t il
0.6S
7.04 "
7.23
7.45
Trron.
Vansooyoo,...
BuDimit,
Puweltoa,
Ososola,
Uoynlon,
Stein.r's,
Phillpsburg.,
(Irabnrn
.7.20 r.
.7.43
.8.05 "
.8.17 "
.8 28 "
.8.34 "
.1.30 "
.8.42 "
.8.47 "
Blu. 11.11,
Wallaoeton, ...
8.65 '
0.02 "
11.10 "
0.17 "
0.25 "
mgiw,
Woodland,,
Barrett
L.itn.nl,..,
0.30
Clsarflold, I
0.38
.0.48 "
mr.m.w
Curwimsvlll. 1
0.00 "
PIHLll'SBURO 4 MOSIIANNON BRANCHES
LI ATI IORTI.
At M. P. M. P. K.
12:40
12:25 4:80
12:22 4 24
12:14 4:18
0 10 12:04 4:01
8.55 11:52 1:57
8:50 11:45 9:60
8:45 11:40 1:45
8:40 11:36 1:46
8:36 11:30 3:30
8:30 11:25 3:30
BALD EAGLE VALLEY BRANCH.
Hi- Mall. Mall. Kin.
. P. M. A. .
7 0S 8.20 liar. Tjron. nrrirn 8.32 7.55
1.23 8.37 Bald Eugla (.17 7.42
8.01 0.18 Juli,Q 5,:ig r.05
8.24 t.43 Milcshurg 6.IS 8.43
t.32 0.51 ll.ll.fc.nls 5.06 8..13
8.46 10.03 Mil.lburg 4.55 2:1
0.08 10.10 Howard 4.31 6.00
41 11.08 arrlr. L. llar.n leave 3.56 6.25
TVBONB STATION.
IAHTWA8D. A. H,
WIHTWARIl. A. H
Pittshurjth Ex'u, 153
Pad Do KxproiH, 8:18
P.M.
Wy I'liBonRor, 1:15
Chicajro Ex.re.i, 3:.TS
Mail Train, A.-34
Paolfic Kxnreu 8:14
Joboitown Kiprrii 8:11
p. H.
Day Kipreit
M.il Train,
Atlantic Lxpreia,
Phil. Kipreif,
1251
:?7
V:3;t
Pint Litja, 7m8
Cloie oonnectioni made by all train at Tyron
nu Lioca uareo.
S. S. BLAIR,
Saperintenilent.
myir-tf.
STAOK LI.VKS.
A itatto learei CurwenBTilla dully fur RefnoM.
villa, at 1 o'clock, p.m., arming at Heynoliliville
at o o dock, p. m. neiorning, leavae Heynoldi
villa daily, at 7 o'clock, a. m., arriving at Cur
wenirilleat 12 o'clock, m. Fare, each way, t'i.
A itage learei Curwenivllle daily, at 1 o'clock,
p. m.,for Dulioii City, arriving at DuHoii City
at o'clock, p. m. Returning, learoi DuBoie at
7 oVIock, a. to., daily, arriving at Curwensvilleat
12 o'clock, o. Fare, each way, $1.60.
. Allcgliony Valley Railroad.
LOW GRADE DIVISION.
ON and after Honda;, Jun. 38th, 1SS0,
tb. naisengar trains will run rlail j (elopt
SuDdaj) b.twecn Hod llatik and Driftwood, ai
follow! i
EAXTWAKI..-Da; Mall l.ar.i Pittiburg
8 55 a.m.; Ked bank 1 1:35 ; Sligo Junction 1 1:61;
Nflw llrtbl.hfm 12:53 p. m.; Mayirlll. 1:10;
Troy 1:85 ; llrookvilf. 1:55 ; Fuller'! 2:20 ; tLtj.
oldirill. J:8( Dulloli8:0; Bummlt Tunnel
3:21 1 1'anOeld 3:42; Tjl.r'i 3:55; Uenoiett, 4:31;
arrlr.i at Driftwood at 6:20.
HI.T AKI1. Day Mall leave. Driftwood
12:20 f. m.j Veneiett. 1:00; Tjler'a 1:28
Pontold 1:10 ; Rumrnil Tunnel 2 00 ; DuUol. 2 15;
Ke;noldrill.2:38; Full.r'l2:54; Ilrookr ill. 3:1 5 :
Trojr 9:32; MTi.ill 3:65; New Ilethlehem 4:00;
Sliico Junction 4:47: "J 6:03; arrive, at
1'lltlburg at 7:40 p. m.
pit Tb. Roynoldtrlllo Accommodation IflaTM
RejrnoldiTillo dail at 7:46 a. m.j and arrW.i at
Red Rank at 10:60 t. a., Fitttburgb at 1:40 p. m.
Learco PitLburRB at 2:15 p. m.; Red Rank at
6:66 p. m.; arriving at R.ynoldirill. at 0:06 p. m.
Cloi. eonnoctloBi mad. with train! on P. A E
Railroad at Driftwood, and with train, on tho
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID McCARUO, Uen'l Sup't.
A. A. J. cuo, Sup't I. U. Dir.
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
nelleronu, vm...ii
Middletown 6 00
Marietta- i 56
Lock llav.n
1
I
1
I
Willlamiport.
Uuntingaon .
Lewlitown..
HaryiTill.
Cuw.niTill.
Oeeeola
UARKISRIIRO...
Lancaster I 80
PU1LADKLPUIA 7 00
Altoona 1 86
4 60f!Tohnitown.H 1 86
Phillpibnrg 61
Tyrone 1 22
PITTtiBURI) i 16
ItUscfUancous.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolls & Saw Logs.
Curwenivllle, Jan. , '7B-tf.
FA1IM FOR SALE !
Tha nndereigoad will eel I at prirate ale.hif
farm, located in Fans towtmbip.ClaarDeld county,
Fa., eontaininf
SIXTY AOXU2S,
half of which li In a good itale of fultiratlon,
with afratna dwelling, log barn.'a thrifty orchard
and an excellent ipring of never Tailing water,
together wilh the Decenary onttmildingi. The
portion not cleared it heavily timbered, and all
( underlaid with coal and Iron, It will be iold
low and on aay termi. For further Information
eall on the premiiet, or acldre! the inbicriber at
Urampian Hill P. O. OWKN J. KKKNAN.
Oram plan UillitJun M,lK.sO-3m.
JJARD TIMES
1IAVI NO EFFECT
IN FRENCH VILLE I
I am aware that there are tome peraone a little
hard to pleaaa, and I am alio aware that the
complaint of "hard tln.ee" te wall ligh anlrernal.
Bat I am to aituated now that I can eatlefy the
farmer and prove eoncluiWely that "hard timei"
will aot affect tooto who buy their goodi from ma,
and all my patroni thall ba initiated into the a
cret of
HOW TO AVOID 1IARD TIMES
I bar. ftwit .aoull to iup.l7 all th Inbabl
tanU In th. town ana of th. oounly whica I ..II
at .ioa.ttlr.it Inw ratal from mf mammoth .tor. In
HULHUNUt'ftU, whna I .an alwa;. ba foand
raady t wait npoa aallan and lupplj them with
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Bach aa Clothi, Ratine tie, Caiilmerae, Matline
veiainei, litnea, dm Hinge, taitooai,
Trlmmlnge, Ribboni, Laea,
Ready-made Clothing, Boot! and Bhoei, Ilati and
Cape all of the bait material and made to order
Hom, Soeka, Ulorai. Mitten I, Lacaa. Kibbana. Ac
. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Co flea, Tea, Sagar. Rica, Mnlaieea, Flh, Bait
fork. Liateed Oil, Fish Oil, Carbon Oil.
Iftrdwarc, Qaaentwara, Tinware, Canting, Plow!
and Flow Caetlngi, Nalli, Ppikei, Corn Cultira-
wre, vmar rraiee,and all kinda of Axei.
Par f me ry, Palnti, Varnlfh, niaee, and a general
M-vTtnvoi i oiaitonery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Ot dlftr.nl bnuidi, alwayi on band, and will b.
aold at til, lowt pp.itbl, flgnr,,.
1. B. M.CIala'l M.aicln.i, Jatn.' M,dleli
ll.atatur'i and UooOand Bittara.
101 pond, of Wool wanted for wblob tb.
illtli.it prloa will a, paid. CloTara.d oa hud
an. lor aal, at u, iow.it mart.! prloa.
AIM, ArM for (trattonrlll, aid CirwanrrUI,
larwaaini MacbUM.
fetX-Call and n, for ToaraalTX. Toi will la.
...ruiag aiaaii; ,.p la null Mora.
h. M. CnUDRIIT.
FranrtTlll, t. 0., Aoir.it u, 1ST4.
LlATt IOUTB.
P. M. A. M. A. If. ITATIOMR.
2:011 Morrtid.U,
2:15 7:00 Philipsburg,
2:10 7:09 Sl.lnor'l
:24 7:00 Buynton,
1:30 10:20 7:18 OlMola,
2:44 10:36 7:31 Mushannon
2:47 10:43 7:30 Stirling,
2:52 10:48 7:46 lloutsdalo,
2:57 10:43 7:46 McCaul.r,
9:07 10:59 8:01 K.ndrick'i,
3:11 11:03 8:00 llama;.
AUNOLD IIA3 ADVAN'CKD
Prices of Shingles.
SHAVED AND SAWED.
Curw.u.vlll., Jai. 0, 7-lf.
E. S. HENDERSON,
UNDERTAKER
ULnaDlUK, I'JENN'A.
rTIIK labMrfbar no offen to ttaa eitiiem of
X. liuroiido and tioinity, an onjirwTiJed
lpoliIty. llrtafir all kindi of Casket and
LuQiai will b Hpt on nana, and ordsn niiad at
on oa.
ftmeral tattled .iuyirhere.
I will fiirnUb tha flout ai well ai ilia ahaapait
artlelai dedloatad to funarali- All orders left at
lha itoro of Joan O. Cunmkr will raoaira prompt
attaotion. Fur fnrtlier particular!, ontl on or
aiiuroii B. H. HKiNUkK.iU.N.
Deo. io, mv-tr.
GEO. WEAVER & CO,
SECOND 8TKKET.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Have opened up, In the it ore rooai lately oemipled
uy nearer ueu,on aevond iireet, a large and
wanteiecud HOC It or
Dry - Goods Groceries,
DOOT8 AND SHOES,
QUBKNSWAHB, WOOD A WILLOW WARIl
IIAT3 AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &c.
Which they will diipoia of at reasonable rate.
tor divin, or exctmoge lor country proauca.
ah'OROR WEAVER A CO.
Clearfield, Pa., Jan. V, 1878-tf.
removal: !
James Lu Leavy,
Having purohaaed the entire atock of Fred.
Sackett, hereby givee notice that ha hai mo red
lulo the room lately occupied by Heed 4 Hapcrty,
on Hecond atrect, where ha U nrepared to otlvr to
the jmbllo
CQOK ST0ES,
PARLOR STOVES,
of the lateit imp roved pattcrni, at low prlcei.
HOUSE FDRNISHINQ GOODS,
, Qas Fixtures and Tinware.
Roofing, Spouting, Plumbing, Oaa Fitting, and
Repairing 1' urn pi a ajiecialty. All
work warranted.
Anything in toy line will be ordered peo.al If
deiired. J AS. L. LKAVY,
' Prflprietor.
FIlED. 8ACKk.IT,
Agent.
Clearfied, Pa., January 1, 1879 tf.
-THAT ALL
WOOLEN GOODS
HAVE ADVANCED
ENORMOUSLY
IN VALUE,
THE PRICES OF 0TO
New Spring Clothing
Will h Found t h;
AS LAST YEAR.
GUIIUZBURG'S
ONE TPJCE-
WESTER HOTEL CORNER.
CLEAHFIKI.I, PA.
Clearfield, Fa., April Hlb, ISBO-Im.
HOFFER'S
Cheap Cash Store.
RIMIM NO. TIIKF.E, (IPKBA IKIlmB,
Clearfield, Pa.,
WnOI.ESALI ii RETAIL DKALER IN
DKY GOODS,
Comprliing Draei Ooodi of the Tery lateetatylet,
eoniiiting in part of Ceibmeree, Maaekeiter
Fanciea, Alpacaa, and all manner of
Fancy Dress Goods,
8uoh si Cretona, Mohair Lou tart, PlalJi, Dreai
Uiaghame, Hreea faneiei or the Tery lataet
itylea, and aa ebeap ai they oaa ba aold
la thii market.
NOTIONS,
Conelptlng of OIotm for Oeats, Ladlai and
Hieeea. iioaa of all inadae. ohk rnngoa.
LaMra, Fancy Draei Battona, Ladlei'
Tiee of all ehadaa and atylee, Cuffi
and Co Man. Rtbboni of all klnde and
qnalitiaa. Merino Underwear, Trimming!, ole.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES.
Queensware, Hardware, Tinware,
Carpet. Oil Clot,,,
WALL PAPER.
LEATHER, FISH, Etc.,
Whleb will U aold wbohnl, or ntall. Will uk.
Country Produce
la Eirhangn Air Good, at Market Prlrea.
WH.J. BorriR.
Clrarflrld, Pa., rVpt. 4, ISTB.tf.
. ' w -w -';
GLOTHING
STllRR
Kl 1 UllU
UsallatJfouu.
Thomas A. Duckelt,
LKALKH IN
IHKHKIiY give notice to the cltieeni or Clear
field and lha urrounJin flolnltv that I alt
iirooarud at all tlmee to furnith tamlliee aod
uianuraeturing aetabliihmenia with a euperior
quaiuy oi
Coal, Wood 2 Coke,
Which I am prepared to dullftr In a few hoiire'
ootica. I am alwaye ready to Caul aud dalUer
Iroiu and to lha dipot, or anywhere alio, and
move laimitea ana nouiehold gouOa anywotre on
bort notice. THOS. A. Ul CKtl i.
Clearfield, Pa., Mar. SI, IHSO-tf.
TO FARMERS!
I with to Inform the Farmers of Clearfield
county, that I am the manufacturer of Wbeeler'e
patent nauway mam
lIOKHEPOWElt,
With Threthen and Cleaner of one or two
borte power. For further particular, ndilreu the
undenigned et Uloomibtirg, Columbia cunty, or
can upon r. u. iakuua a iikm., Agnii, tn
L-'ieameid ra. J. n. nuL.siti.r.n.
June td, 1HS0-Sm..
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FUIINITU11E,
MATTItKHSKS,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKKT STREET, NEAR P. O.
The nndenlrned beri leave to inform the oitl.
one of Clearfield, and tha public generally, that
no naa on nana a nne as tort men t or rurn tura.
raoh aa Walnut, Cheitnut and Painted Chamber
Bui tea, Parlor Suitea, Heclining and Ettcnaion
Chaira, Ladiea and Uenti' Kaiy Chalra, tha Per
forated Dining and Parlor Chaira, Cana Prataand
Windaor Chaira, Clothei Bare, Step and Ei ten
sion Laddera, Hat Rack a, (Scrubbing Bruibea, Ac
MOULDING AND PICTURB FHAME9,
ooklng Qlajaea, Chromoa, Ac. which would
laltable for Uohday preaenta.
aaOIU7l JIlilN THfH TMAN.
Re-Union of Trade.
fni.E omlenigncd wishing to In for in the iubllo
X toa. be opened a
COM!1lHH)K STORE
At the old aland In Trontrllle, Clearfield county.
i'a.,00 tue 1Mb mat., with a lull atook or
DRY .OUIH, CKOCEItir.M, NOTIONS,
Ilootft, Slioea, IHc,
In fact everything to be found in a flrat-elansatore,
all of which I am determined to aell at the loweet
each prices.
FAHMl'.HM AND I.l.HHLItMLN
Will find H to their adrantage to do their dealing
with me, aa tho higheat prices will be paid for
Grain, Shin glen, or Produoa of any kind. Part
or one-half eaah will ba paid. Trading for
Shlnclea or Lumber of anv kind a tnecialtr. Alao.
agent for
Singer Sewing Machines.
Harlne mado arranirementa with Eaatrrn mer
chants to aell gooda turn ii bed ma, there Tore eall
and sea, as l will ba enabled to sell cheaper than
tba eheapest. J. W. CAHL1LB,
Troomiie, a., Prpt, n, 7V-iy. Agent.
h 1:::;:,:, Tiis h::
THE BEST
Boot and Shoe,
Hat and Gap Store
IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY
la tba one In tho
OPERA HOUSE,
KEPT BY
G.C.&T.W. M00HE,
Wo have juat recolr?d our Spring and Rummer
ioob, wdicd, oaring ueen purroaneu ociore
tba ailvanee, can ba sold at tha OLD
PHIOB. Call and see. lt.iiJt. the
cheaper goods iu our line, we keep
BOOTS, FINE SHOES,
Perkins' Boots and Shoes,
CLAFLIN'S SHOES,
STETSON'S HATS
AND T1IR OENUINB TAYLOR
MACKINAW HAT,
Whioh are oar epccUltiee. We alio hare a full
una or ukxis ummkh (inukkwkak.
All the lateit norel ties in NKCKWKAK.
UiTO aa a oall and ba sat ii tied,
GEO, C. ATOM W. MOOKn.
Clearfield, Pa., April 14, 1880-Cm.
NOT AT
STUMP CHEEK.
BUT AT
H. LEHMAN &C0.'S Store,
ROOM NUMBER TWO,
Pic's Opera House,
CLEARFIELD, TA.,
Where H. Lehman A Co. bare oneoed a rery large
stock of tha lateit and best stylea of
DRY goods,
Fancy Goods,
MILLINERY GOODS,
AND A FULL ASSORTMENT OP
Ladioa', liiaaoa' 8c CMldion'i
S-XX-0-3S-S
Of ,11 M.lM, HI lo Ik, marl.1. Cad I, ni.
or adlr.a H. l.KflJIAN A CU.
Clnrl.K, Ft, Marr, IT, HSI-tf.
ANOTHER
THE REPUBLICAN.
"CLKAHKIKKD, PA. "
VTKl)Ni:sn.Y SIOHNIN'I. Al'tll'Hf J3, laa
A WOMAN'S REASON.
Why ahould I etako my happj youth,
My daya of fpring.
Tpon a tuau'a unlcalrd truth
And proilered ring F
You praiia me for my gulden hair,
My a toi of blur,
llut oh en ae o'erUkaa tha faircit fair
Then w hat of you 1
When all you pralae haa auHered wrong
And I am old.
Will lore that did to youth belong
Uy nge nafold t
Hinna you but prixs my amlllng eyea
And bluahing check,
Then breath no mora your tender tight
Tta tbinga you serk
Are but the shadow of a shake.
Will ranlan faat
Mirage, of mlata of morn log made,
That cannot laat.
'Tie ho who seeks a woman's soul
Who wina ber heart
One rttarhra not lore's final goal
With Shallow art.
Louiti Ckauiiltr HoultoH
LOCAL HISTORY.
ABOUT GENERAL JAMES A. GAU-
KI ELD AND HIS BUSINESS
METHOrS.
WKTBOIT CAPITALISTS WHO LOUT T1IOII-
SANI18 ANI WIIIOWH WHO LOST THEIB
AM. TlinolJOII Till KRI'UHLIRAN
CANHIDATK.
U.trolt Fro. Pr.si, Auguit 3J.
It is now uboul flflcun yo Binco
Ueiieraliimva A. Gurflold, tho Kepub
lican nominco for ProKidcnt of tbo
United SlttU'B, paid a buainosg visit to
Detroit wbich resulted in tbo loss of
thousands to capitalists of this city,
and swept awuy tbo liltlo all of not a
fuw women who wero widowed by tho
Into war. It was in tho ''flush" times
of 1805, when fortunes wore being
mu Jo in oil and coal, und this "distin
guished General" camo with tho 6rst
warm winds of Spring and sang tho
syren song of wealth boncath tho
ground. Tho particulars of this par
ticular bit of "shrewdness" on the part
of General Garfield, us near as could
bo gathered by a reporter of tho Free
Press, who has been mining for thorn
tho past week, aru as follows:
In the Spring of 18C5 a company
known ns "The People's Oil Company"
was organised in this city, with John
Burt as President and a number of
capitalists as stockholders. Tho com
pany puiiliuscd hinds in Venango
county, Pennsylvania, and mado prep
arations to driro wells. Just about
this time Garfield appears on the scene
by letter, writing to the new company
and suggesting the purchase of soveral
hundred acres of land in West Vir
ginia and Kentucky. Mr. John Burt,
it is said, went South and inspocted
tho lands, and on his return tho com
pany decided to ask Generul Garfiold
to Detroit and allow bim to describo
theso valuablo Innds which it was un
derstood ho discovered while in the
army.
Accordingly General Garfield camo
to this city and before a meeting of
tbo new company expatiated on tho
fortunes thut lay under tho Kentucky
and West Virginia lands. Thcro wero
rich coal mines in tho lands and
sibly oil in great quantities ; at any
ralo tho binds woro cheap and some
portions ot them under cultivation.
Tho company finally decided to pur
chase 221 acres in Floyd and Johnson
counties, 1S2 acres in Floyd county,
and 850 acres in McGoflin county,
Kentucky, and l'.IO acres in Way no
county, West Virginia, and take up a
twenty years' lease of 6(10 aeros in
Floyd county.
James A. Garfield and his three
friends, Messrs. Plumb, Munger and
Burrows, owners of tho land, were to
tako (10,000 of tho purchaso money in
stock, which they did, and a now com
pany was organized under the laws of
Michigan and onlitlcd "Tho People's
Union Mining & Maufucturing Com
pany," wilh tbo following officers:
President John Burt.
Vico President James A. Garfield.
Secretary Wm. C. Colburn.
Treasurer Albert Ives.
Directors Jno. Hurt, J. J. Leonard,
W. W. Wheaton, Joseph Hubbard,
Austin Hurt, Israel Mowry, A. G.
Noycs, Wm. C. Colburn und Morso
Stewart.
Tho capital stock amounted to 20,-
000 shares, at 125 a shato, repre
senting (500,000. Tho company was
assured by General James a Garfield
thut thotitlu to tho lands in Kentucky
and Wost Virginia should be com
plete and ported anil with this assur
ance tho shares went off like "hoi
cakes."
Amongothur gontlemen interviewed
by tbo reporter of tho Free rres was
Albert Ives, tho first Treasurer of tho
oompany, and from bis ussessmont
book tho following list of stockholders
was obtained :
Hero follow s a long list of tho names
of tho Block holders. Khitor Hlci n
LICAN.
"How comes il that tho names of so
many women appear in tho list of
stockholders?" asked the roportor of
Mr. Ives.
Well, tbo investmout was considered
a good one," responded Hint gentle
men, "Gonorul Garfiold convoyed tho
dca to ns that ho marked out these
lands whilo skirmishing around down
South with tho army and it was always
understood that tho General had given
his written guaranlco that wo should
havo a pcrfoct titlo to tho proporty.
Sometimo afterward wo learned that
heirs to tbo properly woro disputing
the com jinny's titlo and wo wroto to
Garfield to have tho matter dofended.
Ho replied that Mr. Burrows would
attend to it and shortly wo beard that
tho courts had decided against ns.
"If I remember rightly 1 gavo Gen
oral Garfiold whon he was hero 15,000
of tho puicbase money. I know 1
cither gavo it to him or sent it to him
vory shortly afterward."
Mr. Ives further said to tho roportor
that at the tamo time ho paid 11,750
into the company ho supposed that
tho docd of tho land wan to como
through Garfiold, but tho General af
terwards shifted that responsible posi
tion on Burrows' shoulders. Mr. Ivos
took 375 shares at 1.15 per share. Ho
thinks there was about (S0,000 put
into tho company.
"Tbo fault wo find," said Mr. Ives
in concluding, "is that Garfiold mado
aome money and wo lost it."
Wm. C. Colburn, Secretary of the
company, was next Interviewed, but
that gentleman had ceased to be con
nected wilh tho company for aome
years and had forgotten all ahnnt tho
details. Tie prosumod Austin Burt
wno was tiio lust elected President of
tho company, uould tell him more
uboul tha matter.
"1 do not reirurd it as tho worst In.
vestm. nt 1 ever made, for it taught
mo a lesson " sind Mr. Colburn.
Austin Burt was called on at his
olllco in Humlrumck. Mr. Hurt said
ho supposed that ho was President of
the "People's Od, Mining and Manu
facturing Company-." if tboro waa anv
President. Jlu romomborod many of
tho company woro all with his son, 11.
II. Hurt, who was at present out of tho
city.
' Gunuiul Garfield assured us," said
Mr. Hurt, "that the Innds should bo
conveyed to us bv warranty deed.
which was dona by Mr. Burrows, but
it appears thut there were other claims
upon tho land. There were over 900
ucres involved. Generul GurflelJ has
luid tho responsibility on the shoulders
ol ilr. Murrows. Mr. Burrows failed
to defend tho suits and I suiidoso."
,1,
suid Mr. Hurt, smiling, "thut Garfield
will some day make thu warranty
good Ilu bus raid he would."
A (I AH FIELD CAT FC II ISM.
Tho New York World remarks :
To comfort our unhappy Radicul
contemporaries wo mugnunimously
make them a present ol the following
sweet and simple Garfield culechisui,
adapted from ajwent Knglish eoutri.
button to the purity of elections :
Q. Have you had considerable ex.
pcrienco of Congress 1 A. 1 blush to
say I havo.
Q. In spite of all your experience
you still retbin tho guileless innoconco
of youth? A. I do.
(J. Have you retired from defending
your uclion in tbo casu of De Golyor
first, on high public grounds and sec
ondly, to savo tho fuolings of your
friends and supporters generally ? A.
1 havo.
. Your life, I understand has been
singularly blameless. A. It has.
Havo you ever met a man of higher
moral tono than yourself ? A. Never.
Wero the Do Golyor case tried
bcloro Judge Swayno, would any wit
ness who reflected in any way on your
conduct commit perjury? A. Uo
would.
Q. IIuvo you ever lull u sordid cmo
lion ? A. Never.
O,. In tho whole course of your
political career huve you uver had an
unworthy thought ? A. Never.
(J. Is yours a simple and confiding
nature ? A. It is.
(J. I boliovo, however, you oro a
connoisseur in pavemonts? A. Iam.
Q. Ab an export, then, aro you pre
pared to assure the Court thut no
charge of irregularity can with justieo
bo brought against your action in the
Do Golyor matter ? A. I can give that
assurance.
O.. Termit me to put ono general
question. A re you the greatest, the
wisest, noblest and purest of men ? A
I am.
Gahfikld Koosts Lower. The
Boston (llube remarks: "It will be
remembered thut in the autobiographic
defenso wbich lien. Garfield furnished
his biographer, Colonel Couwell, the
Republican candidate indulged in vory
indignant expressions of condemnation
ol tho "Credit Molilicr ring," styling
its members frauds and swindlers. It
is now understood that tbo surviving
members of this ring, togothor with
tho friends and family of the lato Oakes
Ames, havo demanded that Gen. Gar
field shall strike out all those charges
and thut he has done so. The intima
tion was quietly conveyed to tho Re
publican candidute that if ho persisted
in the attempt to relievo himself by
accusing Oakes Ames and tbo rest,
legal proceedings would at once bo in
stituted and further rovolationa of his
corruption made. Garfield weakened
at once. His autobiograpbio defenso
will not contain the.o charges as ro
ccntly printed."
Tin Royal Stock. Ulysses Grant,
Jr., or "Buck" Grant, as he is gener
ally called, is'noir twitvcih.ycarB
old and ono of tho most successful
financiers of bis ago in this country.
In view of his impending raarriago,
the great bonanxa firm of Flood k
O'Brien took him under its wing. Mr.
Flood tossed young Buck a tew points,
and ho so mado use of his skillful
training that ul the end of two years
bo had 1300,000 placed to his credit.
It wus only when this sum was reach
ed that the young man proposed a
matrimonial alliance wilh tbo great
firm. Buck has now associated with
him us parlnor bis brother, and to
gether thoy arc piling up tor themselves
and tho "olo man."
Campaioninh. Tho stulwurl odilor
of the TYfij informs bis readers thut
tho liepublican canvass in that lily is
proceeding briskly and in proof of this
his paper tells thut John Cessna and
tho young men's Republican Club pass
ed resolutions denouncing tho "base
calumnies" that bavo boon published
against the lute Arthur. Let us see;
it was Mr. liuyos, we bolieve, who
oommunieated to the Sonate the start
ling information that In deference to
bis oath of ofllco ho felt oompollcd to
vacate Mr. Arthur's ofllco and givo it
to aome one who would seo that II was
honestly and efficiently administered.
tf Cessna keeps on Hayes will reduco
his campaign subscription from 110 to
$2.50.
A DoLBi.i tiKADER. An cxclmniro.
in alluding to the leading Greenback
Congressman, Do la Matyr, la said to
nave una asido his clorical garb and
adopted lay raiment. Ho finds that
politics and piety don't mix harmoni
ously, During Lis Alabama tour ho
mado ton Greenback speeches and
preached seven sermons. That was
putting in ton licks on one side and
sovon on tho other. IIo saya the poo-
plo down thore treated bim with a
good deal ol hosnltalitv and courtesy :'
but they forgot him when thoy camo
lo voto. Congressman De la Matyr
will now carry his donhlo headod gos
pel olsoivhoro.
Mr. Shorman saya bo lias not forgot
ten the colored people of the South,
and tho stories "they have poured into
bis ears." This is Mr. Sherman's elo
quent tribute to the voracity of Kllxa
Pinkston.
In Florida, the cotton plant ii form
ing, blooming and fruiting well, and It
in quite a good, if Dot better, condi
tion than last year.
LINCOLN ON 11AKCOCK.
lie
wdor, whonevor vou hour a Iiadl-
cui
abusing Hancock, quota the re
marks ol tho "late lamented" Lincoln.
and
eye
make him tako tbo wulor. An
witness Buys :
Soon
ufter President Lincoln issued
the
ber
Rmuncinuliou Proclamation a num-
of friends from Baltimore oullod on
bim
to extend their congriittiltilions.
ilo in his presence the visitors gave
Wh
their i
opinions as lo who was the aolest
General In the army. A number of
namos '
woro montionod. but President
Lincoln
In remarked thut they had not
struct
k the riirlit man. aud auid it was
Gonoral Hancock.
Tho countenances of bis visitors ex
pressed their surprise, and ono of thorn
ventured to suy that ho feared Hun
oock
was too rash.
'Yes," said Mr. Lincoln, "so some ul
i older Goueruls have said to me,
1 1 have said to thorn that I buvo
tin
an
Wl
'utchod General Hancock's conduct
vory i
carefully, and I havo found that
when I
lie goes into action ho achieves
his
purpose and comes out wilh asmull.
or
Bi
list of casualties than any ot them,
ild he is, but not rah. Why, gen
tlemen.
ii, do you know what his record
was i
at West Puiulf"
And Mr. Lincoln went to his book-
shclfi
'and.takingdowuun army register,
s
h
liowi
od the position in which Hancock
had i
gruduutod, and that, furthermore.
in
a class thut was ono of the most
distin
inguisbed that had evor irruduutod
at
to
the Mililury Academy. Continuing
spoak ol him in the highest terms,
he
lurtlier sunt :
"I tell you, gentlemen, that if his
life and strength are spared, I believe
that General Hancock is deHlinud to bo
ono of tho most distinguished men of
the age. Why, when 1 go down in
tbo morning to open my mail and I
arise at 4 o'clock I declare that I do
il in four and trembling lost 1 may
hoar that Hancock has been killed or
wounded."
Why, It's Awful I Tho editor of
tbo Huntingdon (Hole gushes In this
way: "Tho Meridian (Miss.) Mercury,
whoso editor shouts for Hancock, do
siies to distinguish himself as a prophet.
He says : 'We would like lo ongravo
a prophesy on stone to bo read of gen
erations in tho future. The negro in
those States will bo sluvu again or
ceaso to bo. His sole rufugo from ex
tinction will be in slavery to the white
man.' Licet Hancock and put the
Confederate Brigadiers in power, and
nothing is more likely to occur under
the Ileavons." It's awful I awful II
awful! I I Was the man under ago
during tho war, or was ho exempted
whon drafted f Who knows ?
Still in Business. Tho Credit Mo-
bilior scandal, in which Schuyler Col
fax and James A. Garfield wero part
ners, so far as square lying can make
mon partners in iniquity, seems to be
booming again. Theso two criminals
stood on tho same platform on last
Sunday a week at Chautauqua Lake,
and made political speeches to a crowd
of Radicals who had gathered there to
seo great men who had committed per
jury eight years ago, and who aro still
embraced by their party frionds as
"Christian statesmen." If theso men
want tho rest of mankind to believe
that they are what they assume to be,
they must quit making stump speeches
on Sunday.
8. R. Mason, B.q., tba. QrMnbaok aaodl.lata
for Oor.rnortwo y..ra ago, willoaara.a Iudiana
ooantr la tb. lot.r.t of th. Henublioaa tirk.t.
Indiana la food territory for raiaalonary work tbi.
r.ar, and nona .an tall how It i. tb.mMlrM n.t
l.r than Mr. Mason. Hadieal Exekamgt.
Yosl Mason was fooled by tho Cam
eron ring two years ago. Ho waa paid
a 125,000 fee (just five times what De
Golyor paid Garfield) for rnnning as
tho Greenback candiduto so as to elect
Hoyt, and now he goes clean over into
the camp of the enemy. Tbo Domo
cratio-Groonbackor of two years ago
must see by this time that bo was used
as so much merchandise for a cash
consideration ; but the other follow got
all tho cash.
i i
lit is A Posir. We notice that
Hon. H. K. Mason, who was the Green
back candidate for Governor two years
ago, is an ardent supporter of Garfiold
and Arthur, and mado a Republican
spooch in Pittsburgh on the 7th Inst.
Mason rocoivod (25,000 from Hoyt &
Co. two yours ago for the use of his
namo. Now we presume he will got
a similar sum for blowing for Garfield.
As a eanb transaction, that kind of
business pays bolter than playing Gov
ernor. We hopo that tho jrfen Green
backer will begin to seo why thin side
show is kopt up.
IIistort Repeated. Tbo Patriot
mnkos tho good point that Missouri
contributed more men to tbo Union
arm- tor tho suppression of the robell
ion than tho wholo of New England,
Minnesota, California, Oregon and Ne
vada combined. While Massachusctta
was recruiting ncgrooa in tho roar of
Sherman's army to fill hor quota,
Missouri was sending hor patriotic vol
unteers to the Union Army. Yet
Missouri is one of tho "rebel States ol
tbo solid South."
Hi Understands Tm Game Tho
Baltimore Gazette saya: Wo mot one
of our prominent Hadical politicians
lha other day and inquired of bim
what ho thought of General Hancock's
letlor lo Gonoral Bhorman. "Well,"
suid ho, despondingly, "we bad the
'call' and mado bim show his hand,
but instead ol 'nary par,' aa wo sup
posed, he held four aces and raked tho
pile." He knows the game must bo
ployed "according lo Hoylo."
A New Tuni. Tho Now York
Tribune now remarks : "Gen. Logan
is waking Ike echoes of tho Green
mountains with the stalwart Western
oratory." This is the same Tribune
that erstwhile characterised Logan's
speeches as deadly assault! upon the
mother tonguo. How easy it is to
change a lladical tune..
A NoRnr Kemark. At a down-cast
revival an old lady prayed fervently
for the "young lambs of the flock."
Anolhor lady asked, "Wouldn't it bo
veil to include the old sheep too."
This, of course, produced a titter In
the audionoe.
OiiTRAOE, or Course I A real "reb
el oulrago" was that oommilted by a
Virginia postmaster who mailed a
Confederate twenty dollar bill In re
sponse lo tba Republican Campaign
Committee's demand for money.
?i5fHaufous.
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties.
Carw.na.llls, Pa. Jan. I, 'Il-lf
a. r. euLK-H. s. M eusxi.a. D. saiLaaoa.
(.UK II, MctOUILE & co:s
FURNITURE ROOMS,
Markut Ktret, Ciearflvld, Pt.
W tutvaurtotarc all klnda of Furoltor fur
Chambara, liaina; Ruoma, Llbrttia Mil 11 alia.
If yuti watu Vurnitnr of may klolt doa't bay
until jruo our atook.
UNDEItTAKINO
In all III branohM, promptly attandvd to.
Oi'Il.CII, M.OORKLI 00.
Cl.arl.U, Pa., F.o. (, '7S.
, BRIDGE APPRAISERS I
! aVooortlaDoo with tba Aot of AHombly la auoh
flaaaa mod und providad, tha Court, at aa ad
jouroed aeai ion bald la tbo Court lloua oa tb
4th day of Auguat, A. D. 1800, anointed Uanlal
Blavart, of Bradford, T. J. MoCulloub, or Law
ran ra, DanUI W. Maura, of ClaarAold. Oortea Ball,
of FaricuaoD, laaaa Caldwell, of Pika.aad JnMpb
It, Kaad, of Lawraaca, to vUw and afjptaUa tbo
toll bndifea, rii : Tha brlduj acruii itta rirar at
Lumbar City, tba lowtr brid" auroii tba nrarat
Claarficld. and tbo bridga anruaa Claarneld crack,
tail uf tba boruuh of Claarliald. Thtnaid tlaaara
will meat at Lou bar Cltj, oa
Tut'Bday, September 7th, 1880,
At 10 o'olook A. M., and at tbo Conmtaaioaara
offioa tbo oait day, fur tba purpoao of boarlag tho
filfM of atockhuldera ad all othar ttrona iotar
aatad, who sau tbaa aod tbara attaod if tba aoo
Bi. U. W. KVLHK,
Atteat : BLAH JollNbTON,
. Joan W. Ilu Wat, JOHN N0HK18,
Clark. Comaaiattnaara.
CouaiiiioKKRi Orrii'i, I
Claaruald, Pa., Aug. II. IH80-St. J
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS & STATIONERY.
Market NU, Clearfield, (at tbt Pout Office.)
rpilK anderaigned bags laare to anooaaoo to
X tl oiliaena o( Uaarnald and ftclaity, that
ha kaa fitted op a room and baa jaat returned
from th city with a larg amoant of raiding
matter, oonalatlng ia part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, Amount aad Pau Booka of Try do
aoripliun ; Paper and Karelopoa. French praaaed
and plain Pana and Pancila ; Blank Legal
P altera, Daeda, Mortgage!, Judgmant. Examo-
tloo aad Pmmiaarr note; Whito and Parch
ment brief, Legal Cap, Record Cap, and Bill Cap.
8 beet Muilo, fur Ubr Piano, riot or Violin,
eonatantly on band. Any booka or atationary
deaired that I may not har on hand.will b ordered
by firat oxproaa, and aold at wbolaaal or rata.il
to iuit enatomera. I will alao ktep periodical
ilia ram re, aaco aa nagaunaa, nowipapera, aa.
P. A. U A I) LIN.
Cltarfltld. May 1, lSSS-tf
A NEW DEPARTURE
19
LIT II E HS It I RG.
Hereafter, gooda will bo told for CABH only,
or in exchange fur prodao No book will b
kept In th future. All old aeoounta inuai b
aettled. Thoa who eannol eaah up, will plaaa
nana over ineir noiea ana
CLOSE THE RECORD.
I am determined to Ml) my good! at eaah
priooa, and at a dieoonnt far below that orar
offered intbia rlcinity. The dieeonat I allow my
euatomera, will make them rieb in twenty year If
Lbey follow my ad r tea and boy tnalr gooda from
m. I will pay eaah for wheat, oat and elot-or-
aof. 1A A 1 Kb UOUULAMifKH.
Lutharaburg, January 17, 18T7.
HARTSWICK &. IRWIN,
SECOND 8TRKKT1
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DKALKR8 IN
PURE DllUOS!
CUKMICALSI
PAINTS, 01IJ3, DYE STUFF
VARNIB1IK9,
I) HUSHES,
PERFUMERY,
FANCT GOODS,
IOILET AKTICLKS,
OF ALL KINDS,
PURE WINKS AND LIQUORS
far sasdteUal parposaa.
Trais.1, Supporter,, Sohool Books and Station,
art, and all othar artlelas asaall
found la a Drag Stora.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CARE
FULLY COMPOUNDKD. UaTlna t law aa
prt.na. In th. hnsin.ss they aaa glva aatlra aat-
taraotioa.
J. O. HARTRWICK,
JOHN F. IRWIN.
daariUM. ttonaw It, llll.
IE,
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Groceries and
General Merchandise,
WOODLAND, CLT'D 00., PA.
ToflpecLfully aolicit their patrons
M. and to pubii generally to eall ana exam
in their new a Wok of
Spring and Summer Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Cashmere, VolTeternn, Dolalnoa,
l0.wn, liinfrliamfl, rrlnt", Un
bloaobcd and Bleached Mus
lins, Fancy Skirts, Sheot
incs, Tickings, Carpets,
Jtuirs, Oil Cloths,
HOSIERY,
T.nundriod, While,
Cheviot and Percale
Shirts, (Hover), Neckwear,
Hon'a and lloyi' Clothing,
UaU, Caps, Boots, Shoos, oto., etc
Groceries & Gcn'l Merchandise
Will ba found ot first quality, and
satisfaction Is guaranteed. The fol
lowing ara alwaya kept on band,
(soma few only in thoir goason) :
Sugars, Toas, Coffees, Spices, Syrups,
Confectioneries, Oranges, Lemons.
Bananas, Figs, Dates, (te., Hard
ware, Qneonsware, Glassware,
Tinware, Wood and Willow
ware, Paints, Oils, Clocks,
Trunks, Valises, Mirrors,
Stationery, Furniture,
ft Miners Supplies,
ALSO, DEALERS 15 '
82l&x,b.:r.txe3 b snnroLis.
July 23, 1880.tr.
Onr ait AdwIUtmnit.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Pbllnl .T.rj Wadnaada; uj
G. B. GOODLANDER,
l'i.lAHPIl.l, PA.,
Haallia Largut Circulation of any paper
In Northwaatera Peuuajlraula.
The large and constantly increasing
circulation of the .Republican,
rendors il valuable to business
men as a modiuin thro'
wbich lo reaob tho
public
Terms of Subscription :
If paid in advance, . . . f 2 00
If paid after throo months, , 2 50
If paid alter six months, , . 3 00
When papera are soot outsido of the
county payment must be in advance.
ADVERTISING:
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Each subsequent insertion, 60
Administrator' Notices, . . 2 SO
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Cautions and Ettlraya, . . . 1 50
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of blanks ol all descriptions.
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SUBPOENAS,
EXECUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OP AGREEMENT,
LEASES,
BONDS,
FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
4c, 4o., 4o.
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CARDS,
LETTER HEADS,
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BILL HEADS,
STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
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Ao , 4o.,
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AND ON
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FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
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iieo. 11. Ooodlander,
Clcnrflcld,
Clearfield County, Pa.
Soft's.
The mansion house.
0rnrof heoondmnd Market titrMU,
ra-:AHtII:LtJ, tA.
fplllS ! oUB.Vtl.oaa .lot,, baa, dUIU,
J. tb pait 7ar. boa aUrjrod to doubl iu
loriBr caiM.t; for th atrtainmaat vt tlrmu
garaaadgu.au. Th akU build. ng haa ban
rfarniabi. aad th prufrUtur will apar b0
paiaa .to rudr hit f utata ooiaforubi mlii
auyitig wilh kin.
lb 'Mm lion llvaa" Onaibm ram t
aod from tb Ipot pa tb arrival ard datariura
of each ttaia. W. C. CAHbuN,
jMly Jl-TT.tr 1'rcj.ri.lw
LLKGHKNy 110TL.-
Market Htreet, Clvarlield, Ha.
Wia. B. DradJey, formerly projiriator of tba
Leonard lloua. having lcd tL AlIeKhaDT
Hotel, tt'liriti a tir of .ulUo pairuui;i. Hi,
lloua ha bn taumuflly rtuwl t,a awl
fur nil hod, and guwta will II nd it a leaur.t tu.p
i.tng . Tb tul 1 will t b1(.llcd Wlli, thv
htH ot lrt)itiic io tie Uinrktil. At tb 1-t.r
will b found the be it aiimtuLd liuon. (iouj
KaLliDg attarbtd. M AI. is. UllAULKV,
Maj 17. :. W.rktor.
rKMPKIiAiCK JIOl'SE,
N tW WAfclUNUiON. VA,
H. D. IOK, . . homiiM.
Mrala, 2-c. Man ar.d burne tivrr aigbt, l t,o.
Alao aud twu buittca uver u i b tf
Th bt of ai!CliiUji)dHtitt,a Wt uitn tJ l, B(i
Oct. ,''-
T HKW WAKIMNUTU.N 1 ,
Tbi aew and wt-U fi.n.i.h. k ' .
taken by tb unjeraincd. lit fceW c.-rifidrm , i
DiDg aDi to render latiitwlioti tu tboa who u ...
farur him with a call.
May It, Wl. U. W. HAVIS, l'rw.'r
LOYD IIOUSK,
Mala Htreet.
PUILU'riiniKiJ, 1'KNN A.
Tabic alwa.ra ut.nlUji iik u. .. .1 .1
afford i. Tht travehog public ia invited iu ci.ll
j.., ... nuiiRiii I-OIU.
County National Bank,
OF CLEAKFlhLD, lA.
ROOM In Masonlo Bolldina;, oas Jnr nurn, ...
C. D. WaUon's Drug rilor..
Paas.KcTlok.lt to and I'rom Lir.rpool, (Jucti,.
town, Gla,g(iw, London, Pari, and C..j..hIi.ki,
Also, Draft, for sal. on tb. Hoyal Uaukol Irclni -i
and Iin.rial Dank of London.
JAMKS T. LKONAIIli, Pr, i
W. M. SHAW, Cafliier. j.nl.il
DREXEL & CO.,
Ni. SI South Third Htreet. Philadi,.iia
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will rreeW p rioiit att. i,
Hon, and all Infurmntiun chacrfully furni. ri
Ordera loliotvd. April II tl.
P. K. ARHOl n.
O. W. AKJfuLD,
F. K. ARNOLD Sl CO.,
I5una'rN and lir4k'iN,
Hejnulilhvlllr, JelTerttnu Co., Pa.
Mony roaird on deporlt. Itiicuuntu at u -derate
rates. En tern and Foreign Kirl.ami ul
wayaon han! and collretiona proitptly madt.
Hcynoldavill, Doo. U, 1874. -ly
J 1.. II. nEIt'lIIIOLI),
Mint; ICON' DKNTIMT,
9raduat of th PennylvaDia Cullf-t;e of Dental
Hurftery. Office in reridence rjfl)r. Jlilln, oppc.ite
the hhaw lloua. mchlS, 'Tfe-tf
DR. E.M.THOMPSON,
(Offics In Dai.k IluMJltif.)
;CarwenTlllr, C'lenrficld o Ha.
il. JULLS,
CLEARFIKLD, I'KNN'A.
Oflio. In rcsid.ne oniio.lt. ISb.w lluu...
jj,l;tf
J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLEARFItlI.il, FA.
(Often In r.ldnos, Bwoad stwt.)
Nltroua Oxid. Oas admlnistorad for th. pain
ass .xtractien of tenth.
Clf.rtcld, Pa., Mar 1, W7.It.
IHisrrUaitfous.
womb In vnns non IntiM TapsnnT wl
J outfit fr. Addreni II. Hallet A Company,
Forti and, Maine. deoUV-lt.
COA per Jay at homo. Sample wurtb
a?rj lv ?6J j5 frt.. Addreia 8llnaon Co.,
fottland. Main. dl7; ly.
it '70 vNk. IIS a day at horn ally aia.lt.
Vk4 6 Coatly outfit free. Addra Trat A Co.,
Auguata, Irlaina. ldMl77W ly.
SHOEMAklNC-I hereby Inform my pa
troni, aad mankind in ffeneral, that I bava
remored my ihoetnaking ahop to th room i
Grab am 'a row, over 6. I. tinydar'a jewelry aturr,
and that I am prepared to do all kinda of wrk
is my Ho a cheaper than any oilier ahop in towi.
All work warranted aa good aa ean be dun anr
wher ). Poaitijely thia ia th elicapent ibop
in iwtifiu.
Dm. 11, im-tt.
J OH. II. UKKKlNii.
J.H.LYTLE,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in
Groceries,
TDK LAKOESTand BEST PRI.ECTKR RTO( K
IN Till COUNTV.
COFKEK,
TEA,
SIHIAU,
SYKOP,
Jl BATS,
FIf II,
SALT,
OILS,
ytiKKNSWARK,
TI MS and Pl'OK K IS,
nniRD KKUITS,
OANNKO 0001S,
Sl'ICKS,
P. ROOMS,
KI.OUR,
FEED.
County Agent for
t. O ft II. 1 1 !' 8 TOnj('(W,
Thus, roods Wight for CABH In largr I'll,
and sold at almost .11. nrloss.
JAMK8 Jl. LYT1.S.
CUatllald, Pa., Jun. It, l7a-ly.
The Boll's Run Woolen Fm lorj
Pcna townahip, Cltarfleld Co., Pa.
II I) R N B I) ( II T I
act lot
BURNED U PI
ThaautiMi-ibara bar, at area! apAi.rebail(l
aalvliborhood aoaaltv. In tb retion f I'
laaa Woolen Manafaetory, with all the vr
lmpnTtnnla attahd, aad ar preparwd to
all kind ot uiotna, caaainar. oauneu.
kU. Plana!, A. Plenty of gooda oa b"tt
upply alt our old td a thoaaand aeweo'ti'w"-
whom w aak to oom aad tiantn oar au--
Tb bainM of
CARDINi) AND FULLdtO
will raoalra oar aaplal atUntloa. rrer
arrai)gcnnta will a aiade to roaaiva aad dh
Wiwtl in ull anatAiiikpa. All work warraatM
doa apoo th ahoruat r-tiee, and by atrlet
uoa ta aaatnN w hop u raaiii a uor
f pablt patronafr.
1U,IMH POUNDS WOOL WANTK1M
W ertll tik Ik kt.kaM Hftrht wriea fr V"
and !) aar tsaaafaotarod gooda a low aa
foodaeaa Mitoaghi (a thaooaaty, ana w--w
fail to rendar raonbla aatlafaotloa
alwaya b foaad at koa ready to Pn'
aipiaaatiot, aitbar la parana ar by wr-
aprllJ"t' Bower P 0