Unllroaflj.
lViiiiNjlvaiilallailrojul
TYRONE A CLEARFIELD BRANCH
f1 Hd after Monday, MAT 14, ISMI, th
ViHBif iralna win ruo aaMr (eiaept Sun
days) between Tyrone and Clearfield, as follows
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
" L K AV fgQ U T II L HAVE NORTH.
Curwonsrille,.
HlTirrln
Oloarleld,
Leonard,
Barrett
Woodland,
Hll.r.. ,
.(.It, .
,..3u, "
.1.40, "
,.3.411,
.4.01, "
,.. "
Tyrone,.- ,
Veneon.oo....,
I.M, a
0.J4, "
0.60. "
Summit,
roweitm, ,
OmoIi,w
Bojnton,
Btelner'
Pbilipcburg, .
tlrenam
Blua Ball
10.00. "
10.11,"
.I0.lt, "
.10.3,
,10.,
10.JII,
10.J7,"
Walleeeton....
..4.17, "
Bin. Ball
..4.14, '
Urehei
4.81, "
Philipsbar.. ..
..4.85, "
Walleoeton,..!
10.44.
Suinor',
,..4.av, "
,.4.44, "
HIRIer,
Woodland,...
Barrett,
Laonard
Clearfield
Rltervlew...
,10.oJ,
10.1.0,"
.11.07,"
,11.11, "
.11.10,"
.11. IS.
uoynlon
Osoeola
.4.M,
Powolton,. ....
Summit,
Vanaeoyoe......
Tyrone, ,
6.0b,
n.le, '
,.3S, "
,6.00, "
GurweniTille,
11.40a. a
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LBAVE SOUTH. LEAVB NORTIlT
Cnrweasrtlle.
RiverYlew.,..
Claarlald ...
Laucard,
Herrett,
Woodlaad
Bifler
Walluatoa,..
Blua Ball,
Orabam,
Pbilipiburf .
Bteiner's,
Boyntoa
Osceola,
Powolton,
Summit,
Venscoyoo,....
Tyrone,
.S l. . Tyroae, 7.10 p.
0.3" " Vensooyw,....7.4ll "
5.47 " Summit, S.0& "
.5 " Poweltoo, 11.17 "
t.it - Oswole,.. 818
08 " Boynlon, 8.84
(.08 " 6l.in.ri 8.80 "
14 - Philipibur...8.41 "
8.11 " Graham 8.47 "
8.25 ' Blua Ball 8.6a
I Wellaoeton, ...U.Oi '
8.83 Bifler 0.10
.7 " Woodl.nd 0.17 "
(.41 " Barr.ll 0.34 "
8.63 Laonard 0.30 "
7.06 CloarQeUI, 0.38 "
7.2S Rieerriew 0.48
T.46 " Curwensrllle 10.00
PIIILIPSHUKO A MOBIIANNON BRANCHES
tiavi soura. liati hortb.
r. n. A. a. A. N. HTATioaa. a, a. r. h. r. a.
3:00 Morrladala, 13:40
3:16 7:00 Pbilipsburl, 12:36 4:30
3:10 7:03 Kleiner's 13:31 4:14
1:34 7:00 Bnynton, 13:14 4:18
3:30 1010 7:18 Oioeola, 0:10 13:04 4:01
344 10:116 7:31 Moshanoon, 8.66 11:61 1:67
3:47 10:48 7:80 Sterling, 8:60 11:15 8:60
3:51 10:48 7:46 HuuUdala, 8:46 11:40 1:46
1:67 10:53 7:56 MeCeuley, 8:10 11:36 8:45
8:07 10:58 8:01 Koudrlck'a, S:J5 11.30 !:.!0
3:13 11:03 8:00 Kama;. 8:30 11:16 8:30
BALD BAQLB VALLKY BRANCH.
Hi. Mail. Mall. Exp.
r. l. . r. a. a. u.
7.08 8.20 leave Tyrone arrire
3.31 8.37 Bald Eagle
8.01 0.18 Julian
8.34 1.43 Mil.il.urr
8.31 0.61 Bellefonte
8.46 10.03 Milosburg
o.iia id ju iin..rj
8.31
8.17
6.38
6.16
6.06
4.66
4.31
8.66
41 11.08 errlreL. Il.r.n
leare
TYRONE STATION.
RAITWaRD. A.M.
Paeilie Express 8:14
Johnstown Kxprell 8:51
r. a.
Day Eiproai 11:54
Mall Train, 8:27
Atlantic Kzpreae, 8:51
l'hila. Kspress, 0:33
WBHTW1HO. a. H
Pittsburgh Eip'u, 1.68
Pacific Kiprees, 6:18
r.M.
Way Pasienfer, 1:16
Chicago Expreu, 3:36
Mail Train. 8:34
Peat Line, 7:08
Oloee oonneotiona made by ail tralna at Tyrone
ana uooi iiaven.
8. S. BLAIR,
mylT-lf. Superintendent.
STAdE LINES.
A stagelea.es Curwonsrille dally for Reynolda
Tillc, at 1 o'oloek, p.m., arming at Heynoldarille
at 8 o'clock, p. m. Retnrnlog, Iceres Reynolds,
rille daily, at 7 o'clock, a. m., arriving at Cur
wenavilleat 12 o'clock, m. Fare, each way, $2.
A etage leeeee Cnrwessrllle dally, at 1 o'clock,
p. m., for DuBoie City, arriving at Dullnie City
at 8 o'clock, p. ta. Returning, leavea Dullola at
7 o'clock, a. m., daily, arriving at Curweniville at
13 o'clock, m. Fare, each way, $1.60.
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW GRADE DIVISION.
ON and after Monday, June 28tb, 18S0,
the pascenger traini will run daily (eieept
Sunday) between Rod Bank and Driftwood, ae
followe i
EAKTW Attn. Day Mall leavee Plttihurg
8:65 e. m.i Rod Bank 11:36) Sligo Junction 11:51;
New Bethlehem 13:55 p. m; Mayiville 1:10;
Tr..yl:JS Brookville 1:56; Full.r'a 1:20 ; Key
noldevlllel:38g Dulloli3:08; Summit Tunnel
8:11 ; Penleld 8:42 i Tyler'i 3 5 j Beneictte 4.31;
arrivee at Driftwood at 6:30.
H I :XTV A It l).Day Mall leavee Driftwood
13:20 p. m. Beneactte 1:00 ; Tyler's 1:38 ;
Penteld 1:30 ; Summit Tunnel 3:00 ; DuBoli 1:16;
Hcynoldivllle3:38; Fuller'e 3:64; Brookville 3:16;
Troy 8:33; Mayeville 3:65; New Bethlehem 4:00 ;
Hligo Junction 4:47; Red Bank 6:03; errirei at
Pittaburg at 7:40 p. m.
The Reynoldarllle Aoeommodatlon leavea
Reynoldiville daily at 7:56 a. u. and arrivee at
Red Bank at 10:60 e. m., Piluburgh at 1:40 p. m.
Leavea Pituburgh at 3:16 p. ra.; Red Bank at
6:66 p. m.i arriving at Roynoldevllle at 3:06 p. m.
Cloae connectlona made with trains on P. A B
Railroad at Driftwood, and with trains on the
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID M:CAROO,Uen'l Sup't.
A. A. Jacaaon, Sup'l L. U. Dlv.
FARB FROH
BellsfonU, Pa 1
Lock Haven 1
Wllllamsport. t
Huntingdon 1
LewistownH t
Marysville.. 4
Cuweniville
Oiceola
HARRI.HBUHO... 4
CLEARFIELD, TO
Mlddletown $6 00
Marietta t 51
Lanoaiter 8 80
PHILADELPHIA 7 00
Altoona I 66
Johnstown... I 86
l'hilipsburg 61
Tyrone 1 31
PITTSBURG 8 16
SUiSttUanfOUS.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolls & Saw Logs.
Ourwenavllle, Jan. , '78 tf.
FARM FOR SALE !
The ati.enigntl will Mil at private ule, hit
Term, lekted io Peon townibip.Cleartioltj euDDtjr,
P., OunUiotng
SIXTY AOZIOEIS,
btlf of which U In m rood lUtt of cultivation,
with a frame dwelliDjr, W barn.Ja thrifty orchard
and an excellent ipring of never failioj water,
tojether with the necciiarT outbuilding!. The
portion not cleared ii heavily timbered, and all
ii underlaid with coal and Iron. It will be told
low and ob May terms. Vat further Information
call on the nrerainet, oraddreii the uhicriber at
Grampian llilli P. O. OWKN J. KEKNAN.
Uratnpiaa Illlll.Jane 2d, 1H0-Im.
JJAFID TIME8
BAVI SO EFFECT
IN FRENCHYILLEI
I am aware that there art tone perwna a little
hard te please, and I am aleo aware that the
eon. plaint of 'hard timet" la well alRb universal.
Bat I an to situated now that I can satisfy the
lamer ana prove eoneluilrely that "Hard tines"
will wot effeot those who buy their goods from me,
and all mj patrons shall be InltiaUd Into the se
stet of
HOW TO AVOID HAIID TIMES
t have goods enough te snpf.7 " the Inhabi
tants It the tower end or the county which 1 tfli
at eitteedlng low ratae from my mammoth store In
MULSONliUHU, where I can always be foand
ready to wait upon callers and supply then with
Dry Goods of nil kinds,
Such ai Cloths, Batlnetts, Casilmeres, Maillns
Delainei, Linen, Drillings, Calteoes,
Trimmings, Ribbons, Laoa,
Ready -made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Cape ll of tho beet material and made to order
Hose, Socie, ti levee, Mittens, Laeoe. Ribbons, Ao
OROCKRIBS Of ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Teat, Bagar. RIm, Molasses, Ttih, Ball
rori, Linseed Ull, rtsh UN. Varbon Oil.
Hardwaf. Qiaraswnre, Tinware, Castings, Plows
ana now castings, natls, Hpikes, Corn CnltiVft-
wre, vtaer rreeees, ui all kinds el Axes.
Perfumiry, PalnU, Varnish, Qlasa, and a pnerat
Mioneinii 01 oiaitcaery.
OOOD FLOUR,
Of liferent brenas, always lend, and will be
eels! el lae lowest possible tf area.
1. B. MrClaln't Madl.lnee, Javne'l Medlelees
nesienari ana lloooead i Bitten.
pounds ef Wool wanted fT whlek the
aluaeel prtea will be pale. Cloveteeed on band
ud (or sale at tba lowest Barks! prlee.
Alee, Aewat tor tntteavilla aad Carwensvllls
Tbresklai aaaeblaea.
.!:,H 4 ,OT rweelvee. Toe will Ind
wrerjtkini a.aailv kept la a retail etore.
L. M. CO U DM ST.
rrtasbTlll, F. 0., Aafart 11,1174.
tisrcllnufous.
AKNOI,U HAS ADVANCRI)
Prices of Shingles,
SHAVED AND SAWED.
Curwon.vllle, Jal. 3, '71 tf.
E. S. HENDERSON,
UNDERTAKER
OUKNHIIIK, PKNN A.
nnilR subseriber now etfnrs to the eltltens ef
X Durnslde and vlelnlty, an aaprovlded
pvclaliy. Hsrealter all kinds of Caskets and
CoI&ds will be kept on band, and orders Ailed at
pnoe.
I will furnish the finest as well as die cheapest
articles dedicated to funerals- All orders left at
the store of JunK U. Corirk will reoeire prompt
attention, ror rnrther partiouiatrs, emi on or
address B. ti. JIK.NDKKftU.N.
lee. 10, U79 tf.
GEO, WEAVER & CO.
SECOND 6TKEKT.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Rave opened op, in the store room lately occupied
by Weaver A UUs, on Heoond street, a large and
win mocieu siocr d(
Dry - Goods Groceries,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
QUEENSWAM!, WOOD A WILLOW WARE,
HAT9 AND CAPf),
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &c.
Which they will dispose of at reasonable rates
lor etua, or eianange lor country produce.
OKOHOK WEAVER A CO.
Clearfield, Pa., Jan. , l78-tf.
REMOVAL !
James L. Lcavy,
Havtnr nurhtsd tha antlra mi neb at PpamI.
Beckett, hereby gives notice that be has moved
Into the room lately occupied by Ked A Hagerty,
on Heeond street, where he is prepared to otter to
the publio
CQOK ST0ES,
PAKL0K STOVES,
of the latest Improved patterns, at low prices,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Gas Fixtures and Tinware.
Roofing, Spouting, Plumbing, Oas Fitting, and
ttepatnog rumps a specialty. All
work warranted.
Anything In my line will be ordered special If
desired. JA8. L. LKAVV,
Proprietor.
FRED. 8ACKKTT,
Agent.
ClearOed, Pa., January 1, 1 379 tf-
-THAT ALL-
WOOLEN GOODS
HAVE ADVANCED
ENORMOUSLY
IN VALUE,
THE ntlCES OF 0TO
Tcw Spring Clothing
ill h hi k k
AS LAST YEAR.
GUINZBURG'S
-ONE PRICE-
WESTERS HOTEL CORNER,
OLEAlll IELI). PA.
Cl.arleld, Pa, April 141b, lflKO-lm.
HOFFER'S
Cheap CashSlre.
R(M)N NO. THREE, OPERA HOimB,
Clearfield, Pa.,
WnOLKHAI.K RETAIL DEALER IN
DKY GOODS,
Comprising Preu Goods of the very latest stvlei,
con Pining in part or uasnmerer, Mrnebeiter
Fanoiea. Alpatsas, and all Manner of
Fancy Dress Goods,
Surh as Cretons, Mnhalr Lawters, Plaldi, treei
uingnams, ureas ranetes of tha very latest
it y lee, and as cheap as they can be sold
in this market.
NOTIONS,
Constating of Oloret for flents, Ladlea and
Misses, note or all sbadea, fitlk Fringes,
Larva, Fancy Ireu Buttons, Ladles'
Ties of all Shades and styles, CuBs
and Collars, Ribbons of all hinds and
qua! it lea. Merino Underwear, Trimmings, ate.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES.
Queensw&ro, Hardware, Tinware,
CarpetA, Oil Clotlin,
WALL PAPER,
LEATHER, FISH, Etc,,
Wblek will be nil vboleaale er retail. Will take
Country Produce
I Eirlieng-e. for (Jew!, it Market Prlrea.
Wll. 1. norrER.
'ltarOle, Pa., Hrpl, ff, ISIO If.
CLOTHING
THE HEPUBLICAN.
CLKAUKIKI-D, PA.
WKliNUHDAY MOHNINO, HKPT. IS, 111,
TUli DEM OV Ii A TIC PltlMARY
To the Democratic Voters of Clearjlchl
In ubctlionco lo tho rules governing
tho Jlemocratio mrty ct Clvarflvld
county ut tho 1'iimary Kluctinn, tho
County Committee hereby gives notice
thtit the election lor delegates, and for
the instruction of such delegates, a to
candidates for tho several olliccs to be
filled at tho approaching November
oleolion, will be held at tho Klcotion
House in tho several boioughs and
townships in said county, on 8ATUR
DAY, TUB KIGUTEENTU DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1880, begin
ning at 1 o'clock P. M., and continue
opon until 7 o'clock P. M. or said day.
The eloction will bo held by the Vig
lunce Conimilluo, who are the Election
Board, under our ruloo, and are con
tituted as follows:
vioilarcb couairras roa 14400.
Bunnlde Borouih Charles 11. I'.trlok. Robt
Conner. J. II. Nell.
ClearOeld S. V. Wilion, 8. I. BovJ.r, Jgho
Hull. bin.
Cure.nsville P. I. TlioaiisoD, AI Bilger,
Ht.ph.n (IralT.
llnaltilale Patrli'k Duan, James Ward, Jtbn
B Mellralb.
Lumber Cllv-tlairi.l W. Ulle.Jobn MoDlrllt,
Israel uuppj.
NevburK Issai Marble, John D. Miller, Good
win Worrell.
New Waibioilon Dl. A D. Benaslt, N. A.
Arnold, Won. Muhafley.
Osoeola R. A. Campbell, George E. Jones, J.
n. rasfiiy.
Wallaoeton Oeorge W. Emigh, Frank floss,
Jubn W.itbroob.
Deoearla Town.blp David Btar, Oeorgs W.
bolts, Jr., John lllndman.
Brll-Joba M. Boss, Joisph L. Caini brl, J. C.
Ned.
Blw.ni William Lines, Job. t. Stall, Frank
Mclln.l..
Hong, Iaaaa Bel.b, John W. Kjl.r, Thomas
Boers.
Bradford David llitcbloai. Elijah MoDowell.
John Lirlngrton.
iirsdy Charles bebw.fls, Lewis Scboob, J.
Hamilton.
Burnside John Weaver, James Sylrls, James
Cbapman.
Chest Joseph H. Brcth, Blair Sammorvillo,
Matthew MoCully.
Govingtoa F. L. Ooudrlot, Lewis Plcard. Peter
uamter.
Decatur J. F. Stein, r, Frank Parsons, David
Hughes.
Ferguson John N. llile, George Straw, War
ren Bell.
U Irard George W. Stever. II. B. Stewart. John
B. Leigey.
Uosbsn John A. L. Fleg.l, W. M. Wilson,
Thompson R.ed
Urah.
m C. W. Kyler, B. D. Scboonover,
Henry Hubler.
Greenwood John A. Rowlea. A. II. Neweomer.
James Cleary.
Gulloh U. C. Flynn, James B. Davis. Iliac
Wolfe.
Huston II. L. Hornioi. W. D. Woodward. Jr..
John A. AloUlllie.
Jordan Dr. A. B. Crssswell. Miohael Smith.
John MoCreoken.
Karthaus Ueorge Heokendorn. E. I. Gillllaod.
James U. Hunter.
Knoi Conrad Baker. J. R. Danlan. Lewis
Erhard.
awrenoe Clark Brown. Leander Dtana.
G. W.Ogden.
Morrl,-D. II. Warnlm. A. W. Rarmond.
Alei. Hoover.
Penn Martin M. Flvnn. Warren Sham. John
Pent!.
Pike Samuel Addleman. John Harertr. Sam-
nel MoKendriok.
Dandv John M. Troiell. B. Ohaean. Joaenh
A. Bowersoa.
Union K. U. Laborde. Simoa Waltv. O.aar
M. Keyler.
Woodward W. M. Luther. Nicholas W.lch.
Thomas Mathers.
Evory Domocratio doctor has the
right to voto for
One person for Congreis,
One person for Assembly,
One person for Protboootery,
One person for Registsr e Recorder,
One person for County Snrreyor,
and for the proper number of delegate!)
assigned under rulo 2d, to each elec
tion district, not less than two in every
case.
The delegatus will moot in tho Court
room, in Clearfield, on TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER TWENTY FIIiST, at
precisely 1 o'clock P. M., and there and
thon procood to nominate candidutos
for the sovornl oflicos above named,
three Congressional delegates, and to
select tbroo Senatorial Conferees to
moot like Conferees from the counties
ol Centre and Clinton, for the purpose
of selecting a Senatorial delegato to
tho Slato Convontion, and ono person
oa Roprosonlativo delegate to the same
Convention, and also to elect a Chair
man and appoint a standing Com
mittee for 1881, as well as any other
matters pertaining to our parly in
terests. It is the desire of the County Com-
mitteo that tho members of the Vigi
lance Commiltoo, or Election Boards,
be at tho Election llouao at the timo
appointed, and be prompt in tho dis
charge of the duties enjoined upon
them. J. P. Bi'RcuriELD,
Wm, E. Wallaci, Chairman.
Secretary.
Clearfield, August 18tb, 1880.
COMPOVXD LIARS. -The
editor of tho Philadelphia Timet
remarks :
'Tho newspapers which copied and
keep standing at the head of their
columns tho lorged extract (rom Wade
Hampton's Staunton spocch prefer to
continue to utter tho counterfeit, al
though Senator Hampton has oxposed
tho fraud and put them in possession
of tho genuino article 'A lie well
stuck to is as good as tho truth' is
thoir motto. Wade Hampton now
writes another denial, and adds in a
despairing tono : 'What good to deny
this story to Instantly bo confronted
with a mors desperate lubrication f Is
my whole record sinco tho close of the
war and all my efforts for a better un
derstanding between the sections
broad and down-reaching for the Union
to be fritlorod away by the forgor-
ios of an obscuro nowspapor writorT
1 iicilhor nsed the words attributed to
mo nor anything approaching them in
meaning. I am perplexed and almost
discouraged.' Whatgood.indoedl Sen
ator Hampton fairly appeals to his rec
ord in this matter. 11 o was tho first
man of prominence in tho South to call
his emancipated negroes together and
advise them as to their political re
sponsibilities, lto was among the first
to accept negro suffrage, and in South
Carolina and throughout tho South ho
has beca the foremost advocate of a
oordial acceptance of all the results of
the war and the most scrupulous re
gard for civil and political rights of
the colored mon. Ho has done more
by precept and example toward a res
toration of the Union sentiment than
all of the LongilrocU and Mosbys,
upon whom the bounty of the govern
ment has been showered, put together.
but it is considered the fair thing in
politics to represent him as a still
blatant rebel, fighting the war over
and planning a new rebellion, and ho
will have to get nsed to it"
The Canadian courts havo decided
that telegraph companies hare no
power to destroy or injure shade trees.
Tho employos of the .Dominion Tele
graph Company have been fined for
such offonccs.
AXSIVKIl TO MIXERS.
Some of tlio votors in tho mijiiiig
regions have allowed themselves to bo
disturbed on tho tariff question by
some ignorant blatherskites, and hav
ing addressed the editor of tho Osceola
Reveille, ho answers them in ibis way :
The following is tho record of James
A. (Jurflcld on tho tariff of foreign coal
and Iron, as It oppears in tho Congees
tional (Hole:
FOREIGN COAL.
On tho 13th of March, 1871, tho fol
lowing joint resolution was passed by
the House of liepresentutives:
'?. It tnartnt, ere., That from and after the
postage of this joint restitution no us or duty
shall be levied or eolleetsd on foreign ooal."
On the passuge of this resolution
Cioneral Garfield voted aye. See. Con
gressional Globe, Part I., i'ii Congress,
p. 82.
During tho debate in tho IIouso on
tho abovo bill, March 10, 1871, (ion
field said:
"But I derire to ask gentlemen whether, eon-
eidering the odium that tha whole tariff kaa to
bear in eonsiquance of this duty on ooal, they
think It wise to perpetuate this tai, wbiok te of
eo little value either to toe eountry or the treaa
ury. 1 think it unwise to eoolinue this duty on
ooal and I am therefore ta oeor of if rensal."
Conffrtfionnt Utobt, Part ., 1,1 sessioM, 42oI
UDHjrr.,, p. uv,
Tho Hon. W. D. Kelloy and allothor
mombors in Congress in favor of pro
lection voted against Ibis joint resolu.
tion repealing tho duty on coal.
FOREIGN IRON, &0.
During tho first session of tho Thir
ty oiglith Congress tho tariff on pig
iron was raised from $6 to (!) por ton.
On page 3312, Part IV. of tho Con
gressional Globe of 1804, Juno 27th, we
find James A. Garfield voting to re
duce tho proposed tariff on railroad
iron I rom eighty down to sixty cents
per hundred pounds, and on tho final
voto on raising tho tariff his voto is
not recorded. On tho reduction of the
duty on railroad iron he voted in op
position to every protective tariff man
in tho House, including such men as
Judge Kelley, Thnddctis Stephens and
General A. K. Moorhead. in 1870 tho
duty of $D per ton on pig Iron was re
duced to $7 por ton. General Garfield
votod for tho roduction. in 1872 a
bill making a reduction of ten per cent,
in tho duties on wools, iron and stool
passed Congress. This bill provided :
'That on and after the 1st day of August. 1 871.
io lien ef tba duties imposed by law on the arli-
oioe in tois seotion enumerated, there shall be
levied, eolleetsd and paid on the goods and wares
and msrebaodire in this section enumerated
and provided for imported from foreign eoun
trles, ninety per eentum of the several dn
tiee and rales of duly now Imposed by law upon
said articles severally, it being A jafeaj o la is
Melton lo recfur. Mining dvtiet oa soiol article, fen
fr rr.rftm o sura ihIim, that IB to say i
MORAL COWARDICE.
It is assorted, with an air us confi
dent as if tho statement were a goo
niolrio axiom, that Gen. Garfield bus
never lacked tho courago ot bis con
victions and that, in voting, ho has
always boon true to his conceptions of
right. It would not bo a heavy tusk
to cite sevorul columns of instances in
which General Garfield has put party
in front of duty and voted in onposi
tion to his declared belief. But a sin
gle illustration will suffice fortius time.
As a member of the House, he oppos-
ed the Electoral Commission bill on the
ground thai it guvo tho Commission
authority "to go behind tho returns."
Tho declaration ot this opinion caused
his selection, by a Dcmocralio House,
as a member of that Commission. Ho
took tho oath to act "impartially," and
thon votcJ that the Commission had
no power to recoivo ovidenco, making
gno of tho eight who overthrew the
will of tho pcoplo by setting aside the
election ol 1876. As a member of the
Commission ho was fuhto to tho con
victions uttered in the IIouso, well
knowing that, but for the plain decla
ration of those convictions, ho would
not havo been selected to occupy a
seat in that tribunal. These are tho
facts facts of record and they are
entirely consistent with the whole
story cl General Gurfield's publio life,
With the air and voico of a lion, be
ha the courage of a Bhccp. To what
ever altitude his bettor impulses may
have soared, ho has novor failed lo
sacrifice bis convictions on the altar of
party.
A BASE FABRICATWX.
For tho past two woeks, tho Repub
lican pross has been circulating an al
leged report of Senator Hampton's
speech at Staunton, Va., July 20, In
which tho following occurs:
"Consider what Lee and Jackson teould
do were they alive. These are the same
principles for which they fought for four
years. Remember the men who voured
forth their life, blood on Virginia's soil,
ana ao not abandon them now. lie
member that unan unur vote tlrnenJa the
success of the Democratic ticket."
This has been printed in overy Re
publican paper, has boon put up in big
type at tho head of tli6ir editorial col
umns, and has been printed in htigo
posters for county circulation. We
have the authority of Senator llamp
ton for tho declaration that ho said
notnillg Ol IIIU KlUU. Ik lea ,oli.lu..o,
mean lio, mado from wholo cloth and
put in circulation with full knowledge
that it was a dirty falsehood. The
Republican managers have started out
with a determination to make tha
campaign on villainous calumnies.
They have hired and are paying ex
perts to conduct and ntlor lies in thoir
interest. Thoy pay no hoed to expos
ures of thoir villainies. Their orgnns
persist in ullenng lies that have boon
nailod filly limes ; nor will thoy copy
this authoritative declaration of Sena
tor Wado Hampton that he said noth
ing at Staunton, or elsowhoro, that
could possibly be tortured into the
shnpo or meaning given It in the al
leged extract above quoted.
A Business View. Alston Bacon.
a business man of Now York, scut a
loltor to the Tribune of that city in
which he says that his brothor, who
is liko himself a Republican, has just
returned from Alabama, and be saw
nothing to justify the reports In the
7i6une about Southern outrages. Mr.
Bacon tolls the Tribune editor that he
"doubts if that causo Is honest which
has to be propped by such politics as
you edit. I know Mr. Gar Hold por
aonally, but I know also that my busi
ness suffers by the assaults on the
Southern ponple. They go to Balti
more, to Louisville, to St. Louis, and
in so doing 1 find my business lessen
ed." In accordance with its natural
narrowness ot mind the Tribune re
fused to print Mr. Bacon's communl.
calion. Tho act of a bigot and a dom-agogne.
Slew g.dwtistmfntt,.
Fourtoontli Annual Exhibition
of the
CLEARFIELD COUNTY
Agricultural Society,
TO BK I1ILD AT
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
ON
iredn(day. Thunday to Friday.
SKPTKMBKK 15, 1 and 17, 1R80.
OFFICKHS POR 180:
PreBideut LiiMuiB Diim-Nfl, Lkwrsoattwp.
Vlre PrculdeutB-N, Riibil, Uwrenc twp ;
M. t). BfUMcKst, pnn twp.
Treasurer John McJAi'ga.iT,ClewflJ, P.
Secretary A u U. Row, ClenrflelJ, '
t:ecutlve Committee K. M. DAvn.Ponn;
W. P.Tatr, Ltwrenoo; John Smith, Bloom j L.
R. linaiiLictte Union; Pi-ilip Dotti, Urooaria.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
1 . Tht galei will b openod at 8 'clock A. M .
ch Uy, and at that timo very offlotr tf re
quired to bt at bit putt. Tb gUa will b elod
ai 6 o'alock ach artoing.
I. All took and artiolt atrad for prjmlnmi
muat b owned y (bt pcriun or pmooi offering
tit Miiia, or by xi ma mcmhar of fail or bar Cam
S. All artlclei muat b aotarad in tha nana of
tba ono .fa ownar. Should any hm aotarad
otharwiia, thnj will not ba allowed lo raoaivo a
premium, although awarded by tba Judgoi; ner
will autih awardi be pnblutied.
4. Any ticket paeied through the fence, or
fnand lo the poiMulun of any perion who U not
tba rightful owner, wil be forfettrd to tba Ailuel
alion, and peraoni detected Id paiiing ttokeU will
ba dealt with according to law.
ft. No charge will be made tor entering an i mil
or trtiolei for ezblhitUn luch eibibitloo being
absolutely Tree.
0. The Society will ispea Ita premium IUt to
penoai without dit'ioction on breeding etock
from all parte of the Union, whether boriee, caltia,
ih rep or ewina. But en field eropf, flour, grain
and ninufaoturing or mechanical oihibiu, all
awardi aball ba cob fined to tba county, and all
artiolei rnuit hare been made within the period
of one year prevloui to the preienl fair. Article
of epeoial merit nanufaetured on I tide of the
county may reei?e a diploma If to recomended
by the Judgoa of their rcapectire clan.
T All periona entering animali and artiolee
for tahibltioD tnmt procure eardi from the See i
retary, and attach the same to tba animal or
article prer ioua to being placed upon the ground, j
The number and el Mi, and the number is the
clan, with tha name ol the article will appear on
the eard attached, but tba name of the ei hi bit or
will not appear.
o. The officer! will be on the grounJi at 0
o'clock oa TI KSDAY MoHNINu, September
14th, and all animali aad artiolei are xpftd
to be entered on that day ( bat exhibitor! II VHT
have their exbibiti entered on the Seeretary'o
book and bare them within the eneloturt by lit
o'clock on Wcdneidey, the flrit day of the Fair
except horiee for pleaeure or trotting premium!.
Thli rule will be tinei'y mdktrtd to, ai there are
hut three dayi of the Fair thla year.
9. No peraon aball aee or ba Informed of tba
oumben or kindi of antrlea eieept tha effloere.
10. When no competition ooeun in any elan,
a premium ahall be awarded only when the In
trlmie merit of the animal or article warrant it,
and thinball notneoeaierily be the Brat premium,
but luch ai in the judgment of the eiemluing
0010 mitteo the article deiervei
11. An animal entered fur exhibition tn one
cleii cannot eompetc for a premium ia any other
clan, except ai follown A aingle animal may
be exhibited el on of a pair, or In the cleae of
Bweepitake.
12. All atock and artiolei entered for exhibi
tion, mint remain on the greundi until I o'oloek
P. M. of the leal day of the Fair or forfeit pre
mium, nnltia permiixlon la given by the Super
intendent of the department to remove them.
13. Hay and It raw will ba furniibed gralii for
all animali entered for premium!, and grain will
be furniibed at eoit for tboie who deiire to pur
chaie. 14. No animal eoniidered anaound ahall be
altowod to compete for premium!. Tht rule
doc not apply lo borea entered for apeed.
16. All animali in clamea 1, I, 3, 4, . and 7
muat be ibown on the track at 10 o'olook on
Friday morning, Tboie 0)t exhibit 1 will not
be examined.
Iff. Betting and wagering npoa the Sooiety
ground are etriclly forbidden.
17- The Executive Committee may rev lie the
premium! awarded at any regularly ealled meat
ing, and, at it discretion, alter, amend or reverie
the award of the judgei.
18. The demand on th Treasurer for premi
um! muit be made either peraonaliy or by letter,
on or before the firat day of January following
the Fair, or the premium will be considered for
feited to the Society. Premium will ho paid on
and after Seittember 20th, 180.
19 livery precaution will be taken for the
aafety of atock aad article! on exhibition, after
their arrival and arraugement on the ground, hut
the Society will not be nuponainle for any loe
or damage that may ceeur. Kiblbitora will be
required to give pcrenua) attention to tba animal!
and artiolei, and at the cluie of the Fair to attend
to their removal.
SO. Kiting aalooni, lel log all kind of eatable,
fruitl, note, enndiei, and relrething drinka (other
than intoxicating drioki) will be Itocnied to eell
on tb ground, by paying to toe Secretary twenty
dnllara ($20) previoua to to in a onto the around.
Keck on ao renting a refreshment booth ahall b
entitled to ticket of admiaiioa for four per ion i.
SI. Hack, carrying paiiengen in and out of
of the groundi will ba charged a lloenia or tan
dollar, ($10) to be paid to the Secretary before
going on the groundi. bach back will be entitled
to ticket! or ad minion lor two penone.
SS. "Fly log Hence" will be given the privilege
of tb ground during the Fair for twenty dollar,
(fla'O) to be paid to the Secretary before going on
the ground. Bach "flyiog horaa" ia entitled to
Uoketi of admiaaion for two peraon i.
25. All peanut and lemonade teller, (except
thoo paying $20 lleenae) all game of ebenct,
lottery acheine. huckateri and peddleri, will bo
itriolly excluded from the groundi, and wilt mot
M admitttd of any prtt.
AUCTIOa.
There will he an auction aala of itock oa the
lait day of the Fair, at S o clock. Tboee deilrtna
to aall will plea notify th Secretary ai to tb
kind ef itock and number, prior to tb day of
ale. The auotioneer will be paid by tb (Society,
INSTRUCTIONS TO MRMBKRS OF COM
M1TTKES. All memhera of Committee! will report at th a
ticket ofl.ee at 10 o'clock on ThuriJay morning,
neptemner loin. Alter niung vacanetei uie
hooka will be placed In their htndi, and they
will Immediately proceed to buiineil. Their
report! tnmt ho handed to the Secretary not later
than o'clock of Thuriday except the judge ta
citaei i, i, , 4, , a and 7, who ahall report "
IS o'clock on Friday.
No person can act a judge In a Uaa In which
he In an exhibitor.
An article or eaimil having no competition
ahall not in all eae be entitled to a firat pre
mium, but may receive aueb a premium as In th
judgment ol the Commit tee it merit warrant.
No diioretionary premium ahall be awarded,
but article and animali whloh are not taeluded
in the regular Mat may be commended, and the
commendation together with th reaeon therefor,
entered on the Committee' book for action at
om regular meeting of tbe oOieer of the Aio
elation.
If it he aicrtalnd that any exhibitor haa
made, er eaoeed to be made, any fall elatementa
la regarrl to any animal or article exhibited, or it
any exhibitor ahall attempt to Interfere with the
juugei in the performance of their dutiee, by let
ter or oiuerw.ee, n or the e nail be excluded from
competition.
Tbere will b a Committee of three judge for
each clan.
Ifach judge ai named below ia Chairman of bli
Committee, and U authorised lo appoint two
aainianii, ana report aucn appointment, wttb
their acceptance, to the Secret art of th Sootetv
before September Oth. It ia rec.immeoded that
uea antitanti e appointed from men and
women who are active and intelligent. All inch
member of Committee (not being member of
admliiion, on pretenting to tbe Secretary a
written certificate of their appoint meat a aueb,
igned by the Chairman of th Committee by
dvu appoinieu.
CIIAIRMRN OF COMMITTEES OFJt'DlJKS.
CLAM M 111 Ml. p. ft. ADDaaa.
1,2,1 Chaa. Drown Rooktoa.
4, ft, fi,T Amoi B. Tale Bower.
8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 1, 1 - . v ,
14 16, 1ft 17 j '" UooT"'Rlrtowo.
JJ; Jf( ,l j T. W. Woore..Curwenvlllo.
S2, 2.1, JO,' 3ft ....A. If. IHlli Clearfield.
1, J7.JP Mr. J. Mcllride,
, . H .Mn. D. (J. Nevlina.
34, 36 John Ruuall. ........ L. City.
ADMISSION T0 THE GROUNDS.
All parsons eai obtaia ticket of admission lo
th grouads at th Secretary's efi.ee, near tb
entrance, a follows, to wit i
Single ad million for adult $ 16
Singl BdmiHlon for bildrn under It aad
over ft year . 10
Ring) admiaaion for single team a 26
ingie atimiaaion ror aoubl team
'U.y ticket," admitting also boreo and car-
60
8caon ticket, admituag wile and obildrea
under IS year. 1 to
Family ticket, admitting w if aad children
under 1ft, aleo horaei and carriage,-,.,. ..! CO
Family and season ticket ao be had two '
weeks prior to th Fair by apply to the
Bee retary.
Admiiilea to Orand Stan. 10
Bxhibitore pavina la la the Treasure a earn
leal than en dollar can net draw preantmi.
lii aiemuer are ealitled to ticket! for wife
aad children aider II year.
PREMIUM LIST.
IIORfll.fl.
Clas lStallions.
Beat eUlllen, tor haarv draft I I '
Second belt g i
Bit Hod eolt, between 1 aad year w 6
Second beet .M , i
Clau 2 Mares and Cott$t
Reit brood mart far all work... I I
Seoeafi beet M, I I
Beat eolt noder 1 year eld 1
Second beet M.. 1 l
Beat gelding er mare between I aad yn. I
Second beat w 1 i
Clau SCtydestiale and rercheron.
Bt atalltoa, any age ,.,.,,. $n i
Second hert g i
CATTLE
Class 4 Shod JJorns.
Baal bull, 3 years and ertr I
Seoonlbeit 4
Brit bull under I year!. OU
Record ben 3 00
Beit oow, 3 year or over 4 00
Second best H 3 00
Beit better under 3 yean 3 00
Second bait S OH
Class bAhlerneys or Jernys.
Rama aa Class 4.
Class Q Ayrshire.
Same as Class 4.
CiiM 7 Native or Grade.
Best bull, I years and ever $ I Off
Weoondbeit 00
Btit bull under I years 4 00
Ceeondbeat S 00
Beat oow, 3 yean aad over 3 00
Second belt I 00
Best heller en-isr 3 years I 00
Second best I 00
Ml UK P.
Class 8 Cotswold.
Ram 1 years old and over. H $ I 00
Ram 1 year old and over I 0U
Bam lamb - 1 00
Pen 3 ewes, 3 year old and over I 00
Pee t ewe lambs H I 0t
Class ft Leicester.
Sam as Clai I.
Clan 10 Merinos.
Sam as Clau .
Class 11 .Sout A Downs.
Sam as Clsss 8.
Class 12 Fatted Sheep.
But flock, ill in number, any eg or breed.
Country Uentleman
SWINE
Class 13 Berkshire.
Boar I year old and over I t "0
Boar under I Tear 1
Sow 1 year old and over 3 00
Sow under 1 year 1 00
Class 14 Chester White.
Same ai Clasi 13.
Class 5 Poland China.
Same a Hai 13.
Class lfi Yorkshire.
Sam a' Clan 13.
Class 17 Graded.
Ucit ow and plgi V 3 00
POULTRY.
Class IK Chickens.
Beit trio Brahmai $ 60
Beit trio Buff Cocbini 6')
Beit trio Partridge Cochins 60
Beit trio Legborai M H 60
Beit trio Hamburg! 60
Beit trio Hon daw 60
Bait trio Poland! 60
Beat trio Plymouth Hock H 60
Best trie Banturai ..., 60
Beit trio Game Fowla 60
Beit display of chicken, not leli than 3
trloi, all different breedi I(H I 90
C7rtssl9 Turkeys.
Beit trio Bropae $ 1 00
Beit trie White Uollandi 100
Beit trio Nativa H 1 00
Class 20 Ducks, Geese, rfc.
Beat trio Muscovy nJ LO
Best trio Aylesbury . 60
Beat trio Pekin . 60
Best trie Native M 60
Beat trio geeia 60
Beit trio guinea fowli 60
Beat collection of pigeona H 60
Beit pair peafowli 1 00
Periona bringing fowli of any hind muit alio
bring eoopasuitab a for keeping them in and dli
p ley ing them toadventage. A new building will
be provided for their accommodation.
Class 21 Farming Implements, dc
Beat harrow ..Dip.
Beit fanning mill H..UIp.
Beat eulk cultivator Dip.
Best horse rak Dip.
Best wheat drill Dip.
Beet hey rlccine: . Dip.
Beit cider mill -Dip.
Beat corn ihellcr -Dip.
Heat horse power uip.
Beat doa power Din.
Best churn Dip-
Best farm gate Dip.
Best bee hive Dip.
Beat wool folder ..Dip.
Best eubsoll plow Dip.
Beit fertilising grain drill.... Dip.
Best threshing msehin .Dip.
Best rasping machine Dip.
Best mowing machine Dip.
Best combined reaper and mower Dip.
Beit tewing machine .Dip.
Beit straw cutter. .Dip.
Best half-do sen brooma $1 00
Best specimen cooper work 60
Beat grain eradl 1 00
Beat display tinware 1 00
Brat display hardware 1 00
Beit display iportiag goodi H 1 09
Beautiful lithograph diplomas will be presented
io more person to wnum tney are awarded by
the judge.
Class 22 Fruits.
lit Pre. 3d Pre
Beat I varieties of summer and fall
apples, 4 eob U 09 $ 69
BeBt6rarietieewiaterapple,4eaoh 1 90 69
Best 8 varieties market apple,4 each t 09 60
Largest and bestcolleetion of apple t 1 00
Beat 3 varieties pain, 4 aeh lb 60
Beat collection of pear 1 90 60
Bert 3 varieties of peach I 90 69
Beat display of peaches 1 69 Ti
Beit variety qaioeee M I 99 60
Best variety plum.... I 99 60
Best variety grapes 1 90 60
Largest and oett collection grape. 1 00 69
Largeat and best collection of fruit
of alt kind 3 99 1 60
Nora. Fruit must be properly named and
laueiau. Haa a ap your net oi trail oareiuii,
Class 2d Flowers.
Beit dirplay of flowering plant. $ 4 00
Class 24 Vegetables,
Bt collection ef potato, named and
labeled, one pack each I 1 00
Beit single variety, 1 pk, named A laholed 60
Beat peck large onions m. 69
Best half peek set onion from seed 69
Beat peck tomato , 69
Beat peck parsnips H 60
Beit peck field turnips 69
Best peck turnips for table nae 60
For the largeat turnip ... S6
Best three heads of cabbage 60
Best peck table beets 60
Beat peek field beet 60
For the largest beat , 16
Best peck carrots 60
Best peck mangel wursel 60
Beat half peck vegetable oysters 60
Beit three iq uatt.es 60
lleavieat field pumpkin 60
Best peck lima beans, shelled
Beat half peck sweet peppers 60
Beat specimen cauliflower H. ?6
Best lix stalk! celery 1
Beat two water melons H
Beat two muak melon 60
Beat pee t wet eorn ear 60
Beet half pound hop . 60
Beet cc I lection of vegetable raised by on '
exhibitor H I 00
Class 2 Grain and Flour
Beit buihel white wheat ..$ S 00
Beit buibel rod wheat I 00
Best buihel oora in the ear 76
Bert bushel oats w 76
Beat buihel rye H 76
Beet buibel barley 76
Best buibel clover seed 76
Best buibel timothy teed H M 76
Beit 60 pound wheat flour 76
Beet 60 pound graham flour 76
Beit 69 pouneli cons meal 60
Beat aiz atalk eorn taken from the field... 60
CtA OO- flutter, Ckeceot JIaney,
Beat 10 pound or men of firkin butter, nt
leait I month old.... H..4 00
Best five pound or men of batter..., ....... 1 00
Second belt to
Bert obeese mad by exhibitor S 09
Second bet..m .,, 1 90
Tb exhibitor te give a tatemnt of th man
ner of preparing tb firkin butler and of making
the cheeie.
Best specimen taspl ragar, I pounds I 00
Second beet 60
Best box of honey t..t.M.M..H....... 60
Beet display ef honey 0
Class 21 Bread, Vickies and Jellies.
Bast loaf of wheat bread 69
Beet loaf of brown bread 69
Best specimen biacutl...... &o
Best specimen crackers , ,.. . 50
Bsst specimen jelly eak ,. , 0
Best specimen fruit eaka e
Best specimen marble cake , 0
Best specimen white eake ftO
Beet specimen chocolate cake 69
Bert specimen currant jelly. 60
Bert specimen peach jelly,.H 60
Bert specimen pear jelly ....., 60
Beat specimen apple jelly (0
Bert specimen Siberian rab appl jelly.,,, 69
Bert specimen crab appl jolly H..H 60
Bert specimen tomato catsup 60
Best specimen pickled eueumbar 60
Bert specimen pickled tomatoes. ..,.,.. 60
Beet peri mew pickled maage....M ...... M 69
Beet specimen pickled peach ,...... 60
Bert specimen pickled pear. ........ HH 60
Largest eoHeeUoe ef pieklo ... I 00
Bart and largest ealtoetion ef preeervei.
not loai than lix different kla4i.. .......... 1 99
Class 28 Canned and Dried Fruits.
Bert ipectmea eaaaed apple.,..,.M..,.$ 69
Beet specimen canned peaches 60
Bert apaeimen eaaned cberrle 69
Bat apeotmea eaaned tomatooe 69
Bert apeeimen eaaaed raspberries ..,. 69
Beel specimen eaaned bUcbborriee......M. 69
Bert specimen eaaned strew berries. .......... 69
Bert apocimen eaaaed earraata..HH.H. 60
Bert apeeimen eanaed quiaeo,.,HHMH.M,M 69
Beet speeimoai eaaaed firf m ... 69
Bert specimen eannod grape 69
Beat specimen eaaned haehleberrie M 90
Bert aad largest eel lection of eaaaed frulie 1 99
Beat specimen dried apple, 9 pound 69
Beet specimen dried peecbee, 6 pound 99
Beet and largest cel. dried fruit 6 It, each 1 99
Bert jar apple batter 69
Brt Jar peach butter. gg
All the above to he pal ap im glass jara.
CfciM 29 f Vne Arts.
Best India Ink portrait $ a
Bert collection oil pant logs 4 t9
Beit collection of photographs, all kind... S 00
Heit pencil work I 09
Second beet 1 W
Ctass HO Domestic Manufactures.
Ten yard! cloth I I 9i
Ten yards fiannel, plain - 1 00
Ten yards flannel, barred I 00
Tea yards linen 1 00
Tea yarda tow cloth 1 00
Piece rag carpet 1 00
I'ieoe nool carpet M I 00
Pair wool blankets 1 00
Coverlets 1 00
Specimen wool yarn 60
Spscimen linen thread 60
Counterpane. 1 00
Viaol eMUsurter , I 90
Pair wool soobs, hand-made 60
Pair wool mittens, hand made 60
Pair wool gloves, band-made .,.. 60
Pair tool hose, ladies', band made 60
Pair wool hnse, children's, bend, made 60
Palrhuekskln glove 60
Pair fur glove 6
Lap rob ... 1 00
Pair cotton aocks, hand-mad 6
Pair linen soaks, hand-made 60
Best made overcoat 1 00
Best made dress cost I 01
Beit made pantaloons 60
Beit mad vest v v 60
Class 31 Needlework,
Rsit lace collar, band-mad $ Si
Bait laoa handkerchief, band-made 36
Bert table aproad, hand mad 60
Beat ottoman cover, hand-made 60
Beit illk bed quill, pieoed 1 00
Best delaine bed quilt, pieced M 76
Best cradle quilt, any kind 76
Best cotton quilt, any kind 60
Best pin cushion, band-mad ... 36
Bsst stand cover, handmade...., 60
Beit lady's lace lie, hand made 60
Best piano stool cover, band -mad M 60
Best lady' embroidered skirt 60
Best lady' embroidered ohemia 60
Best lady's dnweri. 60
Best lady's embroidered nightgown M 60
Bert lady' embroidered apron 36
Beit lady's embroidered cape 36
Best embroidered drees for ohild 60
Best emhrolderad aloak for Child 60
Beet embroidered shawl for child .., 60
Best crochet skirt for ebild ' 60
Best knitted missel' hood 36
Best knitted child's hood 36
Best pair euffi and collar 36
Best pair pillow shews, embroidered w 60
Beat abeet ahama. embroidered 69
Best sheet sbama, braided - 36
Beet window lambnquins 60
Beit iofa euihion or pillow 60
Beit cbalr euihion. 26
Beit toilet art in wonted, 7 pieces , 60
But sot oroohet, 7 pieces 60
Best slipper work 60
Beit child' earrings afghan, hand-made... 1 00
Beit bureau tidy, crochet 60
Best embroidered towel. 60
Beit braided catch all 36
Class 32 Children's Department.
Had by children undsr 13 years old, only.
Best crochet tidy for chair, woolen $ 36
Beit crochet tidy for chair, cotton ,, S6
Best crochet basket, cotton or wool ... 36
Beit knit lamp-mat, woolen 36
Beit knit watch case, woolen 26
Best comb nnd brush ease 35
Beit toflrt set, woolen, 7 piece 60
Beit toilet act, oottoo, 6 piece H. 36
Best slipper holder 36
Best eard receiver 26
Beit cardboard lambrequins, for brack t . SS
Best pair pillow shams. , 36
Beit pin cushion on K. R, canvass 36
Beit pin cushion on lace 35
Beit specimen of feather trimming 35
Bsst handkerchief b x, 25
Best hair receiver 36
Best canvass tidy ..... 26
Bait balloon made of cardboard M 36
Best silk cushion 34
Best picture frame 36
Best fancy scrap bag 36
Bsst sample woolen edging 36
Best child's hood 25
Class 88 Carriages, Wagons, dec.
Beit tw.-horie wagon ., 00
Beit two-horse spring wagon 8 Oil
Best one-horse spring wagon ....... 3 00
Best two-seated top carriage.... 4 00
Bert one-horse bujtry 00
Beit one.eeated pbitotun H ... .... 3 0O
Best light sulky 1 00
Bsst sleigh, lingle 3 00
Class 31 Furniturct Wood-work, dc.
Best display offurnltar ...$ 4 00
Best parlor suit I 00
Best chamber auit 3 00
Brat apeeimen fancy scroll tawing, hand.. 60
Beat apeeimen fancy aoroll aawiog.maobin 60
Best specimen fancy work with penknife. 60
Beit specimen rustic work ... 60
Class 36 Harness, Leatherette.
Best eat farm er road harnesa $ 90
Best carriage double harness 3 00
Best set single harnosa 3 00
Best man's saddle HMM 1 00
Bart lady't saddle
Beit bridle aad martingale...... 1
Bert halter 69
Bsst display ef ladies' aad gents' boots,
shoe aad gaiters HM 3 90
Best horse collar.... 69
Beit two sides upper leather 1 90
Best twa sides sole leather ... 1 9b
Best two sides hareea leather .................. 1
Bert two ealf skia....H 1 00
Class 3f3 Musical Instruments.
But nnd largest display piano A organ. ..f 3 AO
TROTT1NCJ, WALKING tt PULLING,
No. 1 Pt'isa $40. Ores to. All.
Trotting race. Firrt horse $20. 11 $15. 3d $5
Wo entranoe lee will be oharged. All trotting
to he in harness, best 3 In 3 beat.
No. 1 Pttnan $29. Fon Honttt Rinnn ia Co.
Trotting raee. First horse $19. 3d $9. 3d $4.
o entranoe fee. Any horae winning In No. 1
will be excluded from No. 3. Bert 1 in 3 beats,
No. 3 Pdesi $19.
Walking race. Firat team $5. 3d $3. 3d $3.
N entrance fee. Twe horae te walk In an
ordinary farm wagon. Single half-mile heat.
No. 4 Prnta $3.
Polling atone boat. First team $3. 3d $1
Two horeet to move load not less than 3 foot.
L. DKNN1NU, President.
AI. M. ROW, Secretary.
Clearfield, Pa.. Aug. 36, 1880.
lUlgrrllanroug,
A Bargain t
FARM FOR SALE!
The undenigned oflonat private sale that yal
nablo farm eituated la OKA II AH TOWNSHIP,
viearacio county, anewa aa we
Containing 133 acre. 19 ef which are cleared
and having thereon erected a large frame dwell
ing house, large frame barn, and the other nocca
aary outbuilding!, together with a largo orchard,
good water, ete. The property will be aeld oa
vary easy terms. For further par lieu Ian inquire
w. uav oHiawtriwr, poreua, or oy leuer.
FHANK F1KLDINQ
Clearfield, Pa., March 34tht lhsO.-tf
A BARGAIN.
AN OUT LOT FOR SALE.
Th underalrned offers at nrlrsta aala. a truit
of about TW KNTV ACR f 'M of laud iita.1. to
Weat Clearfield, adloinini landa of N. Kith.l
Henderson, nnd Richard Shaw. Ten aero of
in is land t eorend with rafting and tl tlmbr.
Tb balance I improved, having thereon a amall
oana oarn ana a gooa
COAL-BANK
up.e.d, besides an eieelleel sprlaj e'eelef. This
lot adjae.nl ta Cleerllela, la a ren rala.bU con.
Mr, aad aaa be eel tola lata ef aof alee. Tba
property eill ba Mid eeeep aad nrj Hey
Urns, tot farlber nartlenlara, eall In prao. or
"V". .. - O. B. MKRHBLL, ,..
viaaraeia, re., Ao, It, 18,0 41.
HARTS WICK & IRWIN,
BICOND BTRIiT,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DIAL1RB III
PURE DRUGS!
CHEMICAL8I
PAINTS, OIIS, DYE STUFF
VARHI8IUS,
BRcanu,
rAJICT OO0D8,
TOILET ARTICLES,
01 ALL KINDB,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
f.r aaedleUal parpeeM.
Traaaea, oapportere, Bekeel BMki aad Siatl...
1 wnw Hinm eaeeiij
fnad I e Dra. Bur.
enTBtrtiwa- tirpritm. ...
PTLLT ooMpnnanin. n..i.. . w
twrfeee. la la. bade. as lbs, aaa We aalir. eat-
aaM..
t. 0. BARWWICK,
JOHN . UW.
Cle.rt.ld, DaetaabM II, 1IT4
OnrCiru Sdwrtlicmfnt.
THE REPUBLICAN,
r.bllsbed e.ere We4eaada bj
G. B. GOODLANDER,
CLBAHalavLU, PA.,
Ilea 111. Largeat t'lrf ulatloe of aujr paper
lu Nvrtaweateru retina) leanla.
The largo and oonatantly luoroaaing
circulation of tha Kipdbuuan,
rondure it valuublo tobuainoM
men aa a medium thro'
which lo reach tho
public
TtaM or SuBBcairnoH :
If paid in advance, . , . 12 00
If paid after three months), . 2 60
If paid alter aix months, . . 8 00
When papera are aent outeide of the
county pay mont muat be in advanoe.
ADVERTISING ;
Ten litiog, or loss, 8 times, . II 50
Each ouboequont inoortion, 60
Administrator Notices, . . 2 60
Executors' Notices, . . . . 2 60
Auditors.' Notices, .... 2 60
Cautions and. Estrayo, ... 1 60
Dissolution Notiooi, . . . 2 50
Profogsional Cards, 5 lines, year, 6 00
Spocial notices, per line, ... 20
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS :
One square, 10 linen, . . . $8 00
Two square, 15 00
Three gquaros, 20 00
One fourth column, , . . , 60 00
One half column, . ... 70 00
One column, ..... 120 00
II LAN KM.
We have alwaya on hand a large stock
of blanki ol all description"..
SUMMONS,
SUBP(ENAS,
BXKCUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OP AGREEMENT,
LEASES,
BONDS,
FEB BILLS,
e
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
Ac, Ao., Ao.
JOB PRINTING.
We are prepared to do all kinda of
PRINTING
SUCH A8
POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES,
CARDS,
LETTER HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
BILL HEADS,
STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS,
Ao., Ao.,
IN TnB BEST STYLE,
AND ON
REASONABLE TERMS.
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
Geo. n. Qoodlnnder,
Clearfield,
Clearfield County, Pa
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Corner of Booood aad Market Street,
CLKAHPIttaU), PA.
rpllUald aad aommodloa Hotel ha. during
J. to pail yar. ae. ooiargeo to aoable Iti
loraaer aaoaoltr (or tht aaUvldUnmoBl ef Uau.
(era aad fuest. Tb ft-bolo bulltlinp ba beta
refurntabed, and tba proprietor will par ae
paina.to radr bla fueata aoaalortablo abtl
itayiof with kin.
pJh 'Maaalva Jiotieo" umaiaaa ran ta
an 4 from lb Depot oa tba arrival aad depart or
of aaob U-iio. , W. C. CARDON,
July II TT-tf , ProprUM
LLEGHKNT HOTEL.
Market Mtrtet, C leailield, Pa,
Wta. B. liretll?, formorljr proprietor ef ike
Leonard Iluu, bavlog leaied lb Allegheny
Hotel, aolieit a ahare of publi patroaage, Ibe
llouao ba bes tburouglilj repaired and mmj
furolabed, and gueata mil &ud it a pleaaaat atop,
ping plaoo. Hie Ubl will beujiplied with the
belt of everything io the market. At the bar
will be font. tl tb beat wfnrt and lluuor. Uvod
ataMlng attabed. WM. 8. MlADLKY,
Ala; JT, '7o. l'rvprietor.
NEW WA811IN0T0N, VA.
II. D. HOfiB, . . rroranroR.
Uealr, 16c Man aoil boraa over night, $1 UQ,
Mao and two bom ovr nigbt, ll.btl.
Tha bait of aoeuumodiUooa tor man a&d beaal.
Oot. XaTS-tf.
WASHINGTON HOUSK, -NKW
WAHHINOTON, VA
Tbia dw and wall furnUbod ho ha l.i-u
taken by tb anderaigaod. He feel oonfidont ui
being able to render atlfaticn to tbowho n,nj
favor him wltb a aall.
May I, 1871 O. W. LAV IB, Prop r
LOYD HOUSE,
Main Htnet,
PUILIJ-bBUHU, PKNK'A.
Table alarkva mnnlU .ttk ik. k.t k. . .1.
affordi. Tb travling pnblie U foTlted to call
batiks.
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM In Masonic Building, one Jour aurth .
0. D. Watson's Drue; Store.
Peasaae Tickets to a&d from LWarttool. Oueei.,
town, (llasKow, London, Paris and Coienbatrn
Aleo, Drafts for aala on tbe Roval Dank uf lrvlao.
and Iiai'Orlal Bank of London.
JAMES T. LEONARD, IWl
W. M. SHAW, Cashier. Jsnl,'7I
DREXEL & CO.,
Ku. 31 floulh Tblrd Htreet, Plillaaclphla
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will reoeiro prompt atten
tion, and all Information eheei fully fumiabed
Order aolieUd. April 11 -if.
r. k. aaaoLD.
w. ABaoiaB j. a. aaaoin
F. K. ARNOLD & CO.,
HaukerH and Itrokein,
ReynoldKvllle, JefTeraon Co., Pa,
M"Dy received on deporit. Diieonnt at mo
derate rate. Eaatern and Foreign Kichanga al
wav on band and ealleotiona promptly Bad.
HeynoldTllle, Deo. IA, 18T4VI
JftJtistrt).
J L. It. nEICIIIIOLD,
'lUHUEOX DBNTIfiT,
9rJnate of the PeuaiylvaoU Collefce of Dental
Surertry. Office In re id e nee or Dr. H illi, oppoiit
(be fcbaw Hone. mebll, 78 tf.
DR. E. M. THOMPSON,
(OIBca In Bank Bolldin,,)
Carwenalll, ClearAeld Co., Pa.
aaeb 'te tf.
11. IllLLS,
CLKARFIHLD, l'KNN'A.
9ttffiee In residence, opposite Shew llouar.
Jj.IB7.tf
J. M. STEWART, .
SURGEON DENTIST,
' CLEARFIELD, PA.
(OAe. la residence, 8eeond street)
Kitrons Oalde 6ea administered for tba pain
eee aitraotl.e of teeth.
CW.rf.eld. Pa., afar t, UTT-ly.
fltisrrUanrond.
$66:
e week la yonr owe town. Teresa and i
..tut free. Addreee H. Ballet A CompaDT,
Portland, Maine. . deel,'7a-ljr.
Ut TO 590 Fr Bon- Banale. werlb
vwu iraa.
Address Btlnioa A Co.,
Peillaad, alalna.
(delV7 Ij.
$72:
i) a week. Ill a day at kom anally mei.
it Coillr autAt free, Addri True A Co.,
Augusta, Maine, Ldool7,'71r-.y.
SHOKNAKINO -I hereby Infom my pa
tron, and mem kind ia general, that I bar
removed my aboemaking ihop I tho room ia
Urah am' row, over B. L 8oydr' Jewelry More,
and that I am prepared to do all kind of work
la my tin eheaper than any other ah op In town.
All work warranted a good a ean ba dona any
where elee. Positively th ia la th ebeapeat hp
tn Clearfield. JOS. H. DKKKINQ.
Deo. II, 1871-tf.
J.H.LYTLE,
Wholesale & Eotail Dealer In
GrocerioS,
TllR LARdRSTand BRHT SRLRCTED STOCK
IN Till COUNTV.
COFFEE,
TEA.
SUGAR,
RYRUP.
M EATS,
FIBII,
SALT,
OIL6,
QUEENSWAUK,
TI'BS and RI'CKETS,
PK1P.I) KRUITS,
CAWNED O00H6,
SPICES,
BROOMS,
KI.OUR,
FEED.
County Agent for
i,OKii.i,.inn i Ton.ircos,
TkeM feeds keu(bl f-j CASH ll lar(e lots,
and sold at elsaoat eitjr frleea.
. JAMES II. LTTI.E,
Claarlald, Pa., Jan. 11, I !.
The Bell's Run Woolen Factor j
Pena township, Clear Held Co., Pa.
I! TT R ft B O OUT)
not ROT
BURNED UP!
Tk.sal.serik.rs ka.a, at fraat aipanH.reballl a
nelgbborhood neeeaalty, In tbe erection of a art!
ela.sWool.a Hanefaetore, with ell tbe saoe.ra
InproTaeaaots attaehMl, and are prepared ae aji.ks
ell kinds ef Clotsis, Caaalsaatea, gatlaetta, hi..
keta, flaan.ll, Ae. Pleate ef foeds on bead ta
apple all oar aid ead tk.es.nd new aaeteeiirs,
wboa, we aak te eome aad aiaalne .er stock.
Tbe bailaea, of
CARDINO AND FULLINd
rill reoeire sit aspMlal atUntloa. Pre).'
arraat.ei.ats .III k. saada ta raaelre aad dellrsl
Wael, U cell est. caws. All eark oanaalad aad
eaMapeitkeBkertectsMtlae.ead k. atrial atl.s-
Uoa lo baaleaaa we keee u raallaa a Ubaral akaai
ef pablle patronage.
lOrOUO P0UHD WOOL WANTEDI
Ws will pa; the kl(kaat eaarkal eric, for Wee
aad eell car asaaara.tared foods aa law as slsaller
foods aaa ke koefhl la tba c.air, ead eb.a.rer
we fall aa reader reeeaaabl. aatlaleetlaa we caa
eJwers be feend at hasa. aaadr ae (aake proper
aiplaaalaa, either la pereoe er k. better.
JAMES JOBKSON SOrtS,
apnnnr Rcwm P.