THE REPUBLICAN.
CLKAKK1KLD, PA.
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jr-Mturi. B. M. Pitt bra ill 4Co..Kw-
i ,.(r Adveitiitnjf Agent, 17 Park Kow.flornar
Itofhmtn 8trt, ar our duly tatnorti4 A(bu
iu N-w lorn 0117.
MclliodUl EulRCoiial Church Rbt. Quo
l.Rii'T, PaMvr. SrTioei tTry Sftbbktb t .Of
A. Mm Qu i f. M.
fr.i.ljth Snbool At 9 A. M.
Prayer -Mob linn ttty Wo.lnMdtT, at T4 P. M
Cuiuo-unlon Srrlo, flrtt Sabbalb of vtrj
jioDIU, ai i n. m.
M eat Meai-fleM M. E. Church. Kjt
i'hahlkr W. UiUMLir, Paitor. Proattbing tvery
alternalt Sun Jay, at I o'olook, P. M. Bunday
hchoui at n, r. ai. All art inr.Ud to at land.
Frcabwerlftii Church-. tW. H. B.Botlbr,
-Habbath aarTleea morning aod vanlng- Bab.
t.aih rioboul at r. a,. rraytr Aitttng nodnaa-
lir trailing.
Mantiat I'hurth. ft?. . Paator.
SiM.a.n School all P.M. Prajrtr Mm ling try
W etincsjuj renlng.
M. l ranri' Church Cathollr Upt. P
J. Siieripah. iJivins far v let at 104 A. M., on
tljn first, tbird and fourth bundayaof aaob month;
Vntperi and Itfloodietioa of tbe ttleaaad Baaramtot
at 7 o'clock, P. M.tSunduj School tTtry Sunday
auoraoon at I o clook.
OKHIIAL DIHIXTORY.
TIKI Or lULDIMfl qtJlBTH ttatlORI OOO IT,
Mnnd Monday of January.
Tbird Monday of March.
Kirat Monday af J una.
Fiurtb Monday of ttepttmbtr.
Tim or aoLDiira bow von mat.
r irtt Monday of Juno,
heaond Monday of Norauibtr.
public orriciRi.
I'rteidtnl Jndgt Hob,
1 ock Haren ,
Cbarlca A
Uayer,
Aiilant Lam Judy Hon. John II. Orvll, of
i-eiieionia.
Attoeiat Judgt Abran Ogdtn, Cltarfltld;
Vinotnt a. Holt. Lltarntld.
i'rotkonotary Eli Dloom.
Htgitttr and Rteorder- L. J. Morgan.
Treaiurer Philip lo1t.
JtirnVi Attorney J. F. McKtnrlck.
.Shiriff -Jarotl MahafTey.
lirputy Sheriff F. I. IVmpfOB.
County Surveyor Samuel F. McCloikay, Cur.
rnirllle.
County CommifionirMC.V?. Kyltr, Graham
tnn P. O.i Elah Johnaton, Oram plan I' ilia P. 0.;
John Norm, Sr., Curwtnarlllt.
Cnmrnieeiontre' CltrkJoha W. Howe.
Count Auditor William V. Wright, Clear.
Odd ; Joati.b Ullliland, Tbrot Hum ; J. 8. Nor-
t$, Woodland.
County Coroner Jamtl A. Moort, Clearfield,
Jur Commietioner$ Andrew J. Jackaon, Clear
fled, Win. R. Hrown, Clearfield.
tiuperinfndnt of Publi SvhooltM. L. Mo-
liinwn. CIsnrAeld.
Staler of WeiqhteS Meaenrtt Jem W.Carllla,
nftirt at Luthertarg Pa.
A'olariM PubHe John W. Wrigley, Win. Ra
dnhBtiuh, Cyrua tiordon, Clrfcrfiold Jotfph R.
Irwin, N. S. Arnold, turwentttllo ( J. A- birmg
amnt, DtiHola City.
uur .ft.tl oohtmn It dtridrdly inttrtiting In
a lot-nl point of Tiew, and profitablt reading to
outsider who want to fat money.
YliM, (FCOlJHEi
"Will you take wheat, out or torn for tub
irripiUiit t" W art often Inqolrtd of in thia way
bj Utter I mm palrona who reiido at ft diitanoo
fr. m ClearGtld. Wt again lay yti. Tbt rtftlpta
of a rei-punalblo tntrohant or mill owner (n tht
Tirinily, wilt anawtr oa Jnrt u well ai tht eaah.
T' illluftrale: If any of our patroni will dtllfor
ur a bug of grain at tho mill of Jottph H. Brttb,
In Cheat towmhlp, Iloraot Patohln, In Bornildt,
Tbomai II. Foroty, In Graham, Wm. Porter or
fihaw'r, in Lawrenet, or Brown A Baylor a, ftt
Rot-kton. Union towuahip. ftnd forward thtlr
rerelpla for iho anount, wa will ertdit thtra on
thrlr account for tht umi. In tbli way all may
oon pay what they owo, If thay will puraut thli
so una.
IkirAdvertiHers and others will bear
in mind that all ai tides intended for publication
in this paper must be banded in, not later than
Tuttlay, at 9 A. M. Don't forget It !
New moon to-day (Tuesday.)
Tj-r.
trio'm jifuipr mill is now in
onratioB.
Tho Kducational column will bo
found on onr fourth page tbia week.
.
Ir. Swcenoy has purchased tho Ko
dirii dwelling tiouNt and property on Fonrth
tfeet.
.
Thursday, November 25th, has been
appointed Thanksgiving day by Mr. Hajtl, the
pioilatnatUm appearing tlaawbero in this issut.
We may now expect a brief season
of Indian Summer. Vinor, tbo leading weather
prophet, prcdiota nke wee' her for tbe entire month
of Nor ember.
A "Hallow KW" party was given
at tbo homo or Uiu Maggie Irvin, on Market
street, on Saturday evening last. It we a pleaa-
ant and highly enjoyable affair.
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liinh Wullace, from Princeton, and
Clark Tate, Trom Ibe Suit Agricultural College,
both camt homo to vote tbo Democratic ticket.
Clark puts ta hi first ballot thit Fall.
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Adutn Knarr and (ieorge Knnrr, Jr.,
bare beeo obosto Bieoutora of their father' ae
tata, lata of Brady township, decerned, and pub
Hub a notice of tbtlr appointment (a another
column of thit iHptr.
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David (Jilliland, Ks., f Potter
tuwnsbip, Centre eouuty, died at hit borne tbtrt
on tht Slat ult.( rn tbt 72t year ft bit age. He
was a brother lo John Qilliland, of Kanhaut
townhtp,thia oounty.
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Mrs. Emma V. Forosman, tho vsti-
mable wife of Rev, K. P. Forestnan, pastor of the
PrrihyUriao Cbureh at Kylcrtown, died at her
home in that village oa Tuesday of last week, In
lha 3.1 d year of her ant.
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Tho Tyrono lirrald uppearod week
before last, the same slit It was preriout to Iho
fire. It la now printed from sew type, oa a new
Campbell power press, and oa paper manufac
tured at tbe new paper mill lo Tyrone,
liugli Carney, supposed to bo de
tiientcd, wat run ever br rurteen eara and an;
origin, on Tuorday night of 1at week, while
walking on tho track on tht Oosa II an branch.
His body waa frightfully mangled, ibe bead be
ing severed from the body and out In halve.
Wo intended to ny lani wet It lliut
he tumor ut a liult girl bavit g bna kl Ird at
I'uoixa tawney during the Fair, ao jr at we are
able to learn, wa false. A youn( man named
"H(ae" Clerk Was thrown from a ranning burse
and larlously lojared by the aoimal f I ling on
bis, but be Is oMe to be about again.
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Nt)twilhstii tiding the ruin, mud,
darkaea, far of man or old woeieo, tie , ''tbe
boys" dne a good deal of deviltry last Saturday
night, la misplacing signs and trp', oabloging
galas, aud the Ilka. Soma parties that we know
of, had they bad a shot-gun in reaoh that night,
Would have made it lively for tbo boya.
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Mr. Owen Campbell gives notiue, by
poitcre printed at this r&Ve, that be will bold a
vendue at bis residence In Lawrence township,
near Cleerflild areek, wa Tutaday, November
loth, when he will tell tort a, harness, W4goaa,
milch row, farming attnall, grain, household
faratiura, Ao. Ba$ to commence at 9 o'clock A.
M of sal i d .r. I
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At the suntion ol the Kant Pennsyl-1
van I a Eldership of tht Caurck of Ood, wbioh
waahtld at Harriabarg.aad elosedlait weak, Rev.
J. btrgslrester waa appwlntrd fur Clearfield cir
cuit the ensuing year. Mr. Uergstresser was
ordained at tho closing aeaslua. Tht klt meet
ing of the F.IJersblp will be bold it Mrcfcanicf
burg, Cumberland eienty. In ISril
Our people aro now laying In an
extra supply of raiment and provender in view
ol the approach of Winter, before potebettng,
we wm Id ad viae oar reader to eon suit part lea
whoae gooda am alrerllaej la tbit paper. Their
sales are larger, and they can aflutd to git batter
bargains than there whott Sale are small. They
have no old etoi'k on hand, bat their gooda are
all ha.
The re nidt mo of J. W.Curry, A 1
loona, waa vurglariied oa tht ltd alt. Ibe
Ibiaree tueeeoded fa getting several hundred dol
lars worth of ailverwara, a good alitor watob
and a valuable geld cbala. None of tht family
wra awakened. Tbt Beit where the Ira tap
rtadtirtaeod waa afterward dbcoverad ta ha la
the hey -mew of Mr. Carry' viable, where a Iat
f old etotbet and provliloa wort dlieovorod.
Overcoati, Wintor CfttmnJ Under
woar ahtap for taih at Ulrliager A RooiV
hiuu'ik, cnKHimcres nu cantons in
on aivoi at X. A. Fltok A Co' a.
Window ahadoa in newest stylt and
groat Tftriary at T. A. Flaek A Co't. -
Tho bent titling uurmut ever mado
la now to ho found at T. A. Fltek A Co.'t.
lou cannot po ami in anything
J"" you can at l. a. rloct A Lo t.
1
A now tine of all wool eahmoron, in
tho lata new ahadea, jut raoalved at T. A. Fltok
A Co't.
Now in tbe time to jrut vour ovor
ooati and Wintor auita ohcap fur oath, or la ex
obango for grala, at Hirliagtr A Rook't.
Nov. 3 It,
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Momtnie cloth, in cotton and wool,
drta giogbanii, and tbo Fall atylta in dreaa oal
itoot art among tbo latoat arrlvala at T A. Flck
A tVa.
Jl" in need ot a carjjot, call at T. A.
Fltok A Co'i, who hart juit rortlved a new In
voioo of tarpttlng, which will la lold at graatlj
radueed priott.
Mnkiiiff tho buying of dross and dry
gooda a itudy, careful Data In aeleotiog tbo aamt
and tollitig tbtm at tho right flguroa bat mado
T. A. Fltok A Co'i tbo popular dry goodi houao
In Cloarfltld eonoty.
Ituv. Mr. Kuiuian,of Indiana county.
preaauau in iat uioarnoid IfaptUt tburcb Uit
Sabath mornlug, and Rv. Kataucl Mllai, of New
Washington, tbn tounty, dolirerod aatnuon in
tho oraniDg.
It's Another Fellow. "Turn him
out," la wkat wt aaid about a New Washington
Kboolmastar last week. He It not the fellow. It
was a Chest Cracker, who ordered bia pupils to
ohoer for Da Qolyor.
Honesty in the best policy in medi-
oino at well aa In other thinga. Ayor'aSaraa-
parilla Is a genuine preparation, an on equal led
spring mtdicioo and blood purifltr, decidedly
auperior to all others in tho market. Trial proves
It.
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The Election, As we eo to iiionh,
a big croud it standing about tbe polls, and tbo
indication are that a large rott will bt polled.
Tho weatbtr la Boa, and tbo election U parsing
off qult'ly and peaceably. Wo will giro full and
oompleto rtturoi In our uott laauo.
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Suicidkd. We loam from the Osco-
oa tiertilli that John Wiieonneaaea suicided on
Wednesday night last by hanging. It atoms that
John had been drinking for aomo time past, which,
with family trouble, was tho cause of thia sad
tnding of his life. Tbo Coroner's Jury held an
loqnoet over the body.
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A liin Job. Prom the Cambria
Herald: "It la raid that on Monday last tht
Massra. Ft)nn Brothers, of Clearfield aoanty, torn
meoood a log job on tbo Frank Mo ran and Wm.
Touttloson traata, In Clearfield township, near St.
Augustine, Cambria county, and they Intend lo
cut all the available timber thereon, aggregating,
ft la aaid, from S.SVO.OOO to 2,000,000 feet, during I
tho Fall and Winter." j
Preparing for a Keunion. A pro
iminary meeting of graduates of the rurloua Sol
diera' Orphan' Schoola of Pennsylvania will bo
held at tbt Captol building, Harrisburg, on Thurs
day and Friday, December SOth and Slat, USO,
for the purpose of arranging for a grand reunion
of all the "liiteenere." Il I desired by ibe. Com
mittee having the matter In charge that there bt
a large attendance at this meeting;
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List of letters remaining unclaimed
n the PostoOiee at Clearfield, Pa., for the week
ending November 1st, 1880 :
Aiel Ankarberg, Laura Bruner, narry Crnit,
Mary Cooterel, W. B. Glasgow, Sadie Uos, James
Hecdrick, Francis Love, Alexander Mills,
C. C. Mullen, Hugh Mullen, Darid Marsh til (3),
Geo. II. Reynold, Martha Set fridge, Jacob F.
White. P. A. GAULlXf P. M.
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Fire in Heynoldbville. A firo
broke out In tbt stable connected with tht Bel-
Dap HouMt, Reynold valla, on Tuesday evening of
last week, which destroyed the building la which
It originated, Leach' livery stable, two dwelling
bouse, a meat hip, a blacksmith shop, and all
the building between the Belknap Hoot and
Schwem'a ntw betel. Tho lost la between $4,00
and $.r,000. 11. 8. Belknap tod Homer B. Leach
art lha heaviest loser.
rA'ifcuXiZC Tctii ! - It is not r.ccc.4-
tary tor o to aell tbt attention of oar reader to
the large advertisement of T. A. Fleck A Co. In
thi paper. It will apeak for Itself, Thty havt
a varied aod fashionable atonk of go-da on hand,
obliging clerk, aod a large patronage. Aa ea
terprising firm like thi la deserving of attention,
At their establishment y on can get rellublt good
at a barg tit. Call and ho for yenratlvtt. Den't
be afraid to ask for price or examine tbe qoaltly
of tbo good.
That Bin Convention. Tho Kads
hitva not yet e eared apologising for the failure
of their attempt lo have a big time last Thursday.
The parade both afternoon and evening wa tht
slimmest affair of Ibe kind ever attempted In Clear
field. Tht bad weather i a good thing to fall
back upon, for a poor excuse la better than uona.
Dr. Dotnt wasn't hero, nor Mr. Armstrong waan 't
bare. Tbe only speaker from a distance waa a
fellow named Chance, from Ohio and bt waa a
kind of a come by-ehanoe. II and Congressman
Murray furnished the amiio for tbo crowd.
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Farmers, Look Hire I Lytle will
give yon bigheat market pricet for Wheat, OaU,
Cora, ItackwhMt, Butter, Egg, Oaioat, Applt.
dried froiU, and all kind of product. He hat
tbe largest and best aulcoled Block of groceries,
teas, coffees, molastee, cpient, oil tail, auger,
queen ware, tub, bncktta, basket, churns, Ac,
in Clear fit Id county. He buy hi good lo large
quantities from manufacturer! and flrat hands
for cash, and take tho advantage of all
diseouat,aad to he it enabled to sell at loweat
price. Ugiveeaih price for produoe,andaell
his goods at tbt lowest price la the county.
arpt-24-'79 tr
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A Sbnbation at Ebknshur(1. Two
burglars, while attempting to rob Barker' store
la Ebeoiburg, io Thursday night a week, wart
captured, eltr shooting one, from tbe effect of
which he died la tho K bent burg jail oa Monday
of last week. Tht deceased wa about sixty
yrara old, and gt.ve hi nam aa Charlea Weaver.
Tbt otbrr, now la Jail, 1 aged about thirty, and
give hi name aa Albert Wilson. Both are
stringers It Ibal root lin, tod claim to have hail
ed (row Marylnnd. A eomplrte aet of burg'ar'a
implement were found in an old carpet sack on
the outskirts of tbe borough, which were proved
to hove be Inn Red to tle unfortunates The aflitir
tauaed quit a lenettUa.
!
Mark thi Kvkninuh Pleasant.
Toe fi' a Autp-no weather It over and gone, and
the cold, dreary days and long evening of Wia
Ivr are hire. Ont virtue of our Severe bliuato ia
that of driving ua Indoors aud compelling u to
make use ef u I value our hornet 8oell life and
reerratloiis, like ex her affair, adapt Ihemaelvea
to eireuatUnoes, and hence art influenced largely
by tbt Bccettlty. With good moral game and
ama'cmeut for tbe children, and a eoaplt of
good .'amity Benspapera, like tbe Ci.r.AriLO
HaruBLicAR fur instance, for lb adult, any
family ought eertaialy lo be happy, aud havt tbo
tveolnga pas rapidly and pleasantly away.
Than, will the long tvoaingt, now considered Irk
some by many, be wrlcemed and act dreaded.
Muki'IIy's llousr The Philadel-
pbla Trews of the ITih alt., la alluding to a
queeiioa utb debated recently la lb l vicinity,
art : "On Octtber 10th last, the Bard of Mana
ger of the Young Men 'a Christian Aasooiattoa,
with a vir ta stcertalolog ell the circumstance
andar which Franc la Murphy, tho Tern per aaee
orator, became dispisaofied af tho retldeBoo oa
North Eifhitcfltfa tuaet ehb h vu presented to
him by a aombtr of Temperance men, directed
the Temparaact Committee to make a report of
tbe abet transaction. The Chairmen of the
Executive and Temperance Cummltieee exchang
ed torrtioodenot oa tht subject and tbt Molt
wat tmbirdled la tbe report of the Eieautivo
Committre, which waa presented by Chalrmaa R.
U. Hlaekley, at a mooting ef tbe Association latt
evening. The Committee reported that they had
Invetiigated Iho whale matter thoroughly per
taining t Ibe pre rent at ion or the house, and
found thai adtber tbo Aetoctatlta aor Iho
Committee on Temperance, at a Commit
tee, bad aay tbt re or pari la the Irantaetloa.
The whole matter, the report aaid, waa ooaoelvod
and carried nut by a large nu rater of gentlemen
who wrrt act leg entirely at Individual and aot
la aay aay representing tbe Association. Mr.
Murphy ha nothing bat the kindest fee Hogs to
ward tht Arootiatlna aad tbo Committee, and
there It ao feeling oa hi part except af thank
girlag la being relieved from a preseat which ho
toe id net afford to tarry, at tbowa by le'teri
from him ta tbt Committee. Tht report wat
aaaalaioatly adopted. , . ,
Farmers, remember that Guineburg
if paying fall market prices for all kinds of
Country Predate) aod Furs, and Ml Is yon kit
Clothing, of which ho hat a rtry fine atoek on
hand at tbt loweat oaib prices. In fact, yon eaa
gtt at Guiniburg'sa boiler bargain then else
where 1b tht oiunty, Ott. 20-lm.
A SOUND GIRL.
Cl BARFIKLD, Pl.f Oet, SO, 1800,
Ma. EotToa :--I am told that a patriotic school
girl of twelro winters (member of Hilla Dale
school) waa atked by bar ttaobtr to place a ata- ,
l root on Iho blackboard containing an Interjec
tlon. When aha wrote at follows t "Hurrah I,
for Hancock." . Rkportbr,
A Fact. A nauvurtiscmont inserted
In the Republican will reach more readers than
if published In all tht other paper ta the coun
ty, and cost tho adrortiaei lew than one-half
In other word, an advertisrment published In
our jcurnal la worth double tbe prtco of that
ehargod by any other publisher la tht county.
It i a fact.' tf.
POMONA GRANGE MEETING.
The next regular meetine of Potman G ranee.
P. of II., of CloerSeid county, will be held in the
Hall of the American Mechanics, In Pit't Opera
I lo a, Clearfield, on Thursday, November 11th,
1830, commencing at S o'clock P. M , sharp.
no urge upon subordinate Urengee to be fully
represented. Olll cer for the ensuing roar will be
elected, aod other important butineai will be oon
idered. K M. Davis, Matter.
L. C. Blook, Secretary.
New Daily Wtaoe Line. Junus L
Leavy be luccoeded In having a dally mail ettab-
lithed between Clearfield and Pennfield, and will
hereafter run a daily ttagt hoi ween tbe two point,
HI eontraot began with April 1st, and the atago
will leave Clearfield every morning (except Sun
day) at I o'clock, making connection with all
train on the Low U rade Railroad at Ptnnfield, re
turning after the lnt train tbe aamo orening.
Paeteogcrt and freight w 111 be carried at low rate.
Orders left at any of tho hotel will bo attended
to. lapr7V-tf
1880. -FALL Sl WINTER. 1880.
Grand oprnfog of MILLINERY GOODS, at
H. Lehman A Co.'t, Opera Uoue, Clearfield, Pa.
The latest aoveltic In lints, Bonnet, Silks,
Velvets, Satin, Pluahe. Fancy Feather, Wing,
Flower and Ornaments, Ladies' CLOAKS and
DOLLMANS, Shawls, Bla iketj, Sklrlt, and a
full Una of DRESS GOODS, Flannel, Cloaking,
eta. Thanking the oltiien of Clearfield and
vicinity for past avo-s, we solicit a continuance
of the lame. II. Lbbman A Co.
Oct, 18, 18H0 tf.
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Clearfield Coal Trade State
ment of Ceal and otbor freight aent over the
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for the week ending October 24th, lbSO, and
tht aamo tlmo last year :
COAL. TOMB.
Fur theweek ... 40,112
Same time laat year - o,rJ4V
Increase- 3,463
Pravlouily daring year 1,312,230
Same time laat year I, 'ibt, oil
I dots tie &v,703
Total In I88f 1,6I,.H8
ie time laat yt.ar l,3bV,lB2
Increase 7. 03,106
otbbb raxioirs.
Lumber 131 cars.
Miscellaneous freight .lWri '
ANNUAL MEETING OF HARRIS
BURG SYNOD.
NKXT'NKKTIXe fO COSVR IH TLC Aliri R LP, OCTO'
BRR, 27TH, im.
The Synod of Harrisburg met In tho Falling
Spring Church, Cbaubcrsburg, on Thursday even
Ing, October 2lt, at 7:30 P. M. The openlog
ttrtuon wa proachod by Rev. Dr. Krakioe, re
tiring Moderator, from Psalm 11 : 0. Alter the
aermon tho Synod Waa constituted by prayer.
Rev. Ucnry 8. Butler, of Clearfield, Pa , Presby
tery of Huntingdon, waa chosen Moderator, with
Rer. Alexander Henry, of tho Presbytery of
Northumberland, Temporary Clark. The time for
the session war opened with devotional exercise
which continued one hour. An overture from the
Proihy'ery of Wellsboro waa received and re
ferred to tht Committee oo BUI and Overture.
The Rev. Ilonry R. Wilton, D. D , Secretary of
the Board of Church Erection wa beard on be
half of the Board. Paperi from tha Proahylary
of Carlisle relating to the case of Jamat Koona
against tho Setaion of Big Spring Church,
ware referred to tht Judicial Committee. A Com
mittee oontlating of Rev. R. Hamlll, W. A. West,
L. L. Haughawout, Elder J erne MeOormick and
John Sebrtng wa appointed to report upon the
existing practice by which vacant churahe arc
provided with pattori and tnggett to tbe Synod
an luipiJTCtucat that may ccn to ti-ra tnlr
bio. Statistical report from th Presbyter! of
Northumberland, Huntlngdon,Cartit1eand Well
boro wert read, alio narrative on lha atatt of
religioa. Rer. Joseph Ntabit read a very inter
ottlog essay on the "Characteristic of tht Chria
tlaa religion," By request th Rer. George Nor-
erot read tho report of tbe Woman' Synodloal
Committee oa Homo Miailon. Rev, Thomaa H.
Robison, by designation of tbo Committee on
F roadmen, wa heard in tbo advocacy of that
caurt.
On Saturday, which was the third day, the re
port of the committee on presbyterlal record
ware adopted with the txeeption of Huntingdon ;
the Committee oalled tbe attention of Synod to
the licensing of a oaodidate lo which a protest
wa made by nine member of tbe Presbytery,
atttlng forth that hi examination waa nottaila-
factory in regard to church government. After
ooniiderablc discussion the report waa adopted
with this addition that Presbytery wat unwiat
at being hasty in licensing the candidate nndar
tha elrcumstancea. Tbe Committee on tbo Treas
urer' account reported II to bo correct, and re
commended the following assessment for the next
yeart Presbytery of Carlisle Huntingdon
4i, Northumberland $15, Wejltboro 2. Rer.
O. W. Siler, a Missionary from ladle, addressed
the Synod oa tbt Missionary cause, Th Judi
cial Committee to examine Into the caseof Jame
Koonc read it report. This oast had been, a
auppoied, atlraotorily adjusted by tho partia at
tbe meeting of Presbytery of Carlisle held at
Fairfield. Mr. Koona not being sat i fled with
the lettlement brought the matter before Synod.
Tbe Committee, after Mating the otic, In thtlr
report, mad the following recommendation:
Tt.at lha minute of Big Spring Church b so
amended at to t out la worts a poaitive with
drawal of the charge, and when ao done a certi
fied copy or tht tame be p relented to Mr. Koonf ."
After much discussion tbe report wa adopted.
0a Sabbath the Synod convened In tho after
noon at three o'clock for the observance of the
sacrament of the Lord' Supper. Rev. Henry S.
Batter prriidcd, Rev. Dr. 11 am ill distributed the
bread, Rev. J. D. Heerdon Iho cup, artitted by
ruling ciders, Landla, Howard, Gibaua, 8liffer,
Elder, Crawford And fl. bring.
Oo MBday, tht fifth day, tht Committee on
lltlla aad Overture reported ua the evert ur from
Revs. J. C. taUwrll and M. N. Cornelius were
appointed to rrad est) on subject of their owo
choosing at Hie next meeting of Sj nod. Rva.
A. Craoford, D. D., II. Haroilf, D. p., and L
L. Haufhewout were appointed a Committee lo the
Proabyteiy of Wallalioro, asking lor a dlsolulioa
or that Presbjlcry. The overture waa dtmtied
report a minute on tha death of minlatert of thia
Synod wkloh occurred the pail year.
Permanent committee reported at follow :
Board of Publication, through Rov. 8. 8. Wylit;
Freed men, Rev. J. Smith Gordon f Church Erec
tion, Rtv. B. W.Reigeitj Edueatloo, Rev. Joseph
Stevens t Suatentation, Her. T. H.Robinson, D.
D.( Foreign Miiioo 1W. Robert T. Wiloo;
Ministerial Fond, ao report; Home Mission, no
report Sabbath School Committee reeoinmenJed
'that tbe Sasiion, la connection with the Synod,
be anjolaed to discharge their duty and authority
orer their respective Sabbath Schools," The
Committee oa the minutes of the General Assembly
report, "That they recommend, that to accord
ance with tbo direction of tbo General Assembly,
Synod, at It next meeting, will spend one even
ing la tbe Interest of the Sabbath School Work."
Tho following were appointed oo the "Woman's
Synodical Committee oa Home Mission:" Mrs.
William Davis, Mr. Joha Bailey, Huntingdon ;
Mlis Eliia G. Crest well, Alexandria j Mr. 8. M.
Woodcock, A Itoona ; Mrs. S. B. Wtbiter, Wllilami-
pnrt Mr. Stewart Mitch)), Rloombarg ; MU
L. R. Perkins, Lock llavsa Mr. K. L. Staarl,
Daavillcf Mr. Minor, BlkWad i Mist t. Dyer,
Covington) Mri Judge William, Wellsboro f
Mr. J. 0. Caldwell, Chain beraburg ; Mr. W. A.
West, Mr. C. L. Bailey, Harrltburg Mrs Go.
Norerot. Carlisle.
TAc Ffign AiWoNary and PnthyHria R.
eeew were recommeaded by special raselntloa of
Syaol, aad m 1b later aad layman wrs roqaetted
to aid ia latraailag their tlrealatloa. , L
Tbt prtaeot oBwri of tho Synod art Rer.
Hoary fl. Bntler, Moderator j Rr. T. II. Rtbl
ton, D. I) , Staled Clerk Rer. Robert F. Wilsoa,
I'ermaneal Clerk i Rtr. Alax&Jtr Henry, Tem
porary Clerk. 1
Tbers were present seventy two minister and'
thirty alne elders..
Th Synod adjourned oa Monday of laat week,
at 11:30 A. M , to moot at Clearfield, Pa., oa tbe
Tbanday aext acooodlng tht third Tutaday of
October, Iflei, at 7:30 P. M.
Wa (re Indebted U tht Cham bet berg ValUg
Hmirit far tht feregolag proceeding.
DEATH OP GEORGE KNARR.
Tbodtvillb, October loth, 18S0.
Ma. Eoitob : Our olt oelgbbor and mutual
friend, George Knarr, Sr., died ia this village oa
the 23d of Ibis month, aged 01 years, months
and I day, lie was born ia too Tillage or uart
baeb, Germany, oa tht 1Mb day of February,
Ueil, and the church record ahowa that be waa
baptised and named "George" oa tbt lSlb of the
aamo aioalh, la the Lutheran church at Pinna -en.
He lived and died In that faith. In 1811,
wbea Napoleon started on hia march to Rustle,
tbe largest portloa paaaed by hia father 'a resi
dence, ooonnylng a period of tea daya. Tha facta
of that march 1 fully recorded ia history. Tbo
next veer our mend married Marie Louise vvn'
gerber. The fruit of this marriage wa fouraoot
and four daughters. In 1831, he took it In bis
bead to emigrate to America, and finally settled
where be died at Troutvllle, which local it v was
then almost a wilderness. Ho waa one of tbo
first German settlers that came to Brady town'
hip. Hia wife died about fifleea yeara ago. She
was a lady lamed for her teal and ka'iwledgeof
in doctrines ot tier I'nurch.
The deceatcd waa blessed with remarkable rood
health all hia life, and only within a fortnight of
nil deatn did be auOer bodily pain or mental
weakness. He was blotted with perfect health
during hia longand varied life on both continent a,
and, like bis wife, weadoetrloarianla a profound
sense. lie leave a nuuierou posterity la this
county. He waa tbe father of five ahlldrea, fifty
rne grandchildren aod fifty-five great grand
children. Three of bis children, alat of his
grandchildren aad even of his groat grand
children passed orer Jordan before him. Tho
survivor are, therefore, five children, forty-two
grandchildren and forty great grandohildren. Ho
rests to peaoo I w o
Special 8.
MacaiBRX, Ktc All person wanting a fint.
class dewing Machine should buy the New Im
proved Libt-Running Weed, for sale by John S.
Beer, Clearfield, Pa , or Mile R. Beet, dealer
In Machine aod Organ, Reyaoldavilla, Pa.
-may llrth-om
OXB UfRoBRn PRB CBRT. DkCOI'RT OK OLD
Patent. Sewing Machine eaa now be pnrcbaied
at Werreir tin and variety store, from $.16 op
wards. All hinds of tewing machine repaired
en tbe shortest notice.
Clearfield, Fa., July IB, 1877.
Collbctoh'b Balri I Wt hare prepared
a form, and bare on band a lnrge quantity, of
blank "Collector's Sales," which have been ap
proved by the highest legal authority In the
Courts of (hit county. At Twenty Vent par
do ten we will mail any number to ibe Collector
ordering them, A Collector, when compelled to
advertise property, must post up not iett fhn
three notices In the moil public place In hi
borough ortownthip.
tf.
Wamtbii. Delivered at the Rail Bond.
1011, IIH0 2fi-lnoh shaved hlnglea,
1110,000 24-inch sawed shingle.
100,000 feel of pine boards.
600,01)0 14-feet shaved hoops.
6t00 railroad tie.
60,000 foot of good hemlock hoard.
For wbicn I will nay tht biihett market price.
delivered at Clearfield, or at any point on the
jyrone uearneia nan row.
J. r. KKANIR.
Clearfield, Pa., Oct. 18, 1878-tf.
Just ICcoelveiJ.
Just Received by ARNOLD, at
CUUWKNSVILLK :
Car Load Nova Scotia Plastorl
Car Load pure Corn. Rye and OaU
Chop 1
Car Load Beakon Salt 1
Car Load of Choice Family Flour!
Car Load Pry Goods, Groceries, Act
terSlnnirlos, Burk. It. R. Tics and
(iruin will be taken In exchange.
Curwennvillo, May 1, 1878.
KRAMER GTJLICH In Alt oon a, on Wed
nesday, Ootober 2Tth, 18S0, by Rev. Jesae Bow
man Young, Pastor ef tbe EigOtb Avenue M. E.
Church, Mr. MotxaS. Kbanxb and Miss Faniib
E. Uulk ii, all of Lawrence township, Clearfield,
county, Penn'a.
DIXON-MERIUI.L At Osceola, on Mon
day, October 26th, UiflO, by Rev. N. II. Miller,
Mr. Joh W. Dixon, of Houttdale, and Mi In A
MahaiLL, of Morriidale, Clear lie Id county, Pa.
ERASER EVANS. At Otcoola. oa Tueidar.
October 2ftih( 1880, by Rer. N. 11. Miller, Mr. W.
K. Knarbb and Alut Ida Evan, bulb of llouti-
dale, Clearfield county. Pa,
HKITZKN11KTHER - MoDIVITT.-At the
Lutheran iartoot In Lulbent urr. on Thara-
day, October ZNth, I8.S0, by Rev. John Wolbaob,
Mr, wm. ilitiTRinaTHBR, or Pike township, and
Mita Mary V. McDivitt, of Lumbar City borough
STRAY RR WALTERS. Ob Toesdav. Onto-
bar 2litb, 1880, at the United Brethren parsonage,:
by Rev, Spangler, Rev. D. Stbaike, of New
Haihington, Clearfield county. Pa., and Mra.
Luna M. Wai.txbi, of Glendale, Cambria county,
Penn'a.
WHITE Ml MASTERS. At New Washing
a, on Sunday, October )4th, by Adam Bratb.
Esq., Mr. Jamks Whitb, of Bell township, and
Mra. Flora MoMastbkr, of Newbur borouirh.
Clearfield county, Pa.
NEVLING EMIGH.-At Babbath ReaL mm
Thursday, Oct. 18th, 1880, by Kev. J. II. Walter-
ick, Mr. Fillhomb Nbvuro, of Smtih't Mills,
Claartield county, and Mi Mart tmoa,of Sa,b-
uKtH ni( oiair oouniy,
HAl'K NORTH. At Troutville, on Tbur
day, Oet. lKb, 1880, by Her. John Wolbaob. Mr.
CiURLRa T. HAua.of Hull oil, Clearfield oounty,
au mui rfannia noHTH, ot funxsutawney,
Jefferion oouaty.
PEIFER NORTH. At Troolrille, on Thara
day, Oot. 18lb. 18.0. by Rev. John Wolb.nh U,
Wm. E. I'xiren, ol Dullois, Clearfield county, and
Aiita katb Aobth, ol PuotuUwneyt Jeffarton
tounty, Pa.
sua.
IIRIUES.-Ia Wait Liberty, Sandy township,
" wiuuiij, voiuoor tma, isau, URdBUB i-.LLl-worth,
eldest ob of Daniel llelgeo, aged It
yeart, 9 month and 14 days.
FORKSMAN. At Kylertowa, Pa., a a Tot
day, October Xftth, 180, Mrs. Khma V., wife of
Her. B. I . rorcaman, agtd 31 year. A month
and I day.
CLEARFIELD MA3KETS.
CL.j.niLD, fin Nor. 1J, IS8I,
.1 Oil
Buokwl.t Flour, ,rcwt H...
Cor. Uiil, p,r awt n
Chop, ry, pcrowt , H.
Uliup, mii.O, p,r ewt
i)r.D, p,r ewt
Wb.at, per bu.h,l
Hr. p.r bntihol
Utli. p.r buib.1
Corn, un, p.r buihel ,
Uuckwb.ftt. p,r baiUel
Clorer feed
Ttmotby iwd
Pol.toci, par bu.h.l
Appier, p,r bualiol
Ooiod. m
II.ub, p.r pound
Hbuuluer, per pound ,,H
Dried lleel, per pound
Chicken., per p.ir H.
IlulLr, per pound ,'
Bf(K Vr do..n
Hi.lt, per anek, lurx.
Coal Oil, par gallon
Lard, per pound
Dried Applea, per pound
Dried 1'i'itehea, per pound
Uvani, per buahel
I 0
1 0
1 00
I 40
I 00
1 00
86
,6
116
00
1 01'
S 71
40
40
I to
It
ia
to
20
it
l o.
it
Hi
t
11
I 00
PRODDCE MARKET REPORT.
I'hii.adki.piha, Nov. 11 Tiale wa partially
empnndrd to-diy by therein, Cotton Is steady
at lljjc for middling uplands, but the demand ia
light. Burk There it litilt or no demand for
uueroltron. No. 1 tntpacliun la hi-ld at per
Ion. Seedt Clover conaVnuat dull. We qu'to
alrjfrt,7ieas la quality. Timothy ta ceieou-d.
riax is iaree and demand at 81 3S. riuurand
Mral Flour Is doll, and prices If anything,
taror bnjers. Sales of 800 barrels, iuoluding
Minnesota extr, low and choke, at $j(oft lor
clear, and at M .13i(fi8 6J1 for straight Penn
sylvania aura family at $..f(4 5.S7ft i we tern do.
do. at 9j.0fuA MO, and patent el W 7 8, a
in quality. Rye flour 1 quiet j amall lalai at
$i &U per barrel.
drain Wheat it rathrr easier aod la limited
demand. Salea of t,VUU buabtla, Inolodiog re
jected, at II 02 f m I 04 red aad amber, track and
afloat, at $1 l-ijd-vl U. At the opea board, Irat
call, $1 13j waa bid for epot and October, II-HH
(or November; I.IA for December, and $1 li
for January. Rye ta wanted at $1 per buahel.
Cora ia oaty for local lots, bat firm for future.
Sales of f.UliO huihels, Including yellow, at 6&o ;
mixed at Mfrt)6l(o, and rejected at e3e, At the
open board, nrat cell, 61(0 for November. Ott
ere quiet aud aleady. Hlra at 0,0o0 bu.heli, in -Clod
ing while, at 28(V$4lie, aod rejected aad
Mixed, at 87((s)174e. At Ibe opea beard ! wa
bid for apotj 10C lor November, aad 411 for
Deermhrr,
W hi thay I firm. Sale of 100 barrel wtro
at.ll.ll.
Chicaoo, Nor. 1st. Flour ateedy. Wheat aa
tlvc, Sim arid higher No. t red winter, $l.02 .
No. t Chicago spring.fl.OIKd)! 0I for eath j
9103 for Novembvri 11.0.11 tor December; No,
S Chicago spring, OlifrfiVjtl rejected, 74W7ac
Curn active but not quoubly higher; Httr,u;iVie
for cash; Svi(n)HUe for Norembsr; 4o for Do
etinber ; 4hia for May. Oat dell, weak and
lower) J"o for cash; 100 for November;
Soe for December. Rye steady. Parley alrr
at 8fi(iU0o. Pork wnaettled options higher,
cafa lower; fl 60 for caoh $ISfl2l5 for No
vvmbart HI I7J for Dee as bar, and $11.2 bid
for January. Lard active, firm and higher ;
fl.O&ftnl 074 for cash i $3.o;ifa)K 0 for Novem.
ber asked for Dewember, and 8 bid for Jan
uary. Bulk meats moderately active and higher ;
sbnulder. 4.T0 t abort rib, $7 46 ; abort clear,
$;.. Whiskyil.ll.
grur gedrfrtlgrmfntg.
APHHiNKicgt NOTICE To W bom It
May Concern Th andertlgned, having
beea appointed Aatigaeee fer Ibe benefit of eredi
tor by Ja. H. Graham, of Clearfield borough, all
persona, therefore, having tlelma against him will
preheat l htm to at for settlement, and those In
det od to tbo laid Graham aro required to tattle
aad aaakt payment to a.
EDWARD A. RfflLER,
AHBURY W.LEE,
Clearfield, Pa.j Dm. 14, 1870 tf. Altlfneet.
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties.
Cnrwtnavllle, Pa. Jan. 0, 1878-t
ARNOLD PAYS
GASH or TRADE.
Carwenfrlllt, Pa., Jaa. 9, '78-tf.
BEKH IVOR SAI-K. Thirteen hives of
Italian Beet which I will tell cheap for
caah, or exchange for wheat. For further la
formation call on or address tbt undereirned.
J.F. KRAMER, I
Nor ft, '7B-tr. Clearfield, Pa.
I rOKBV TO I.f)AN.-0n flrst-clas im-
jA-VJL prwTcu i arm pi'r'Vi "J mutual i.iiw
luturanet Company of New York, on fint mort
gage, ia sum irom ai.uuo up. ror further in
formation apply to tbe undemgned.
Ul'RXTHAL W. SMITH.
Clearfield Pa., May 7tb, ISTu-tf.
II MTU AY NOTICB. Camt treipaiting oa
j the premise of the undesigned lo Gra
ham townabip, on or aooui iae nrat 01 May latt,
a red and while spotted Hear, about one year old
The owner ia herebr notified to oome forward
prove hi property, pay the legal obargea, and
take tbe animal awty, or I will dispose of it as
tbe law direct. JAmuj HUl Kb,.
Grabamti.n, Oot. 20, ls80-ll.
RIIOKMAKlNf:.-! hereby Inform my pa
tron, and mankind in general, that I have
removed my sboemaklng snup to tho room in
Graham's row, over S. L Snyder's Jewelry store.
and that I am prepared to do all kinds of work
ia my line cheaper than any other shop in town.
All work warranted as good as oan bo dont any
where elae. Positively thia is tht eheapeat shop
in uieaniem. wua. n, ue,r,niiNU.
Doe. 11, 1878-tf.
TXkKCUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice there-
I J by riven that Letters Testamentary on the
e.leteof JOHN R VAl'GHT, late of K art haul
township, Clearfield county, fennsylranta, de-
teaaed, bavin been doty granted to tbo under'
iigued, all persona indebted, to aaid estate will
please make Immediate payment, and those bar.
ing claims or demabd against the same, will
present them proporly authenticated for settle
ment witbontdelay. . run rill.
Executor.
Karthau, Pa., Sept. 20, 1880 6t.
A IMINIHTHAT(1HH KOIICE Notice
1 hereby given that Letter of Adminis
tration on th estate of WM. S. BRADLEY, late
ef Clearfield borough, Clearfield Co. Pa., dec 'd.
naving oeen amy granted to tbo unaersigned, all
neraont indebted to aaid estate will please mike
iiomeaiaie payment, ana (note havlr g claims or
demand against tho aamo, will present them
properly authenticated for settlement wlthont
delay. MAUY BRADLEY,
Clearfield, Penn'a,
DANIEL STEWART,
Woodland, Penn'a,
Oct 20, 1880-et Admtniitrator,
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DKAI.ER IN
FURNITURE,
MATTItEKWES,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P.O.
Tbo wnderilgiied be s leave to Inform the eltl-
tena of Clearfield, and the public generally, that
he hat oa band a fine assortment of Furniture,
nob a Walnut, Cheatnnt and Painted Chamber
Huitea, Parlor Suite, Reclining and Extension
Chairs, Ladle' and Genta' Eaay Chair, tbe Per
f ore ted Dining and Parlor Chair, Cane Seat and
Windsor Chairs, Clothe Bare, Step and Exten
sion Ladder, Hat Raeka, Scrubbing Brushes, 4c
MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES,
ooking fllaiiea, Cbromos, Ac. which wonld
suitable for Holiday presents.
ffltoin 7 Jllllr TKOUTIrlAN.
Re-Union of Trade.
THE undersigned with Ing to Inform the public
thai he opened a
COMMISSION STORE
At tbo old t land in Troutvllle, Clearfield county,
Pa., on tht 18th intU, with a full atock of
dry cm nm, grocicrieh. notionh,
Boott, Shoes, lite.
In fact everything to bo found in a first-etas store,
all of which I am determined to sell at the loweet
cash pricee.
FARMF.RH AND I.UMflERMEN
Will find it to their advantage to do their dealing
with me, as tbe highest price will be paid fori
Grain, Shingle, or Product of any kind. Parti
or on-half eaah will bo Held. Trading fori
shingle or Lumber of any kind a specialty. Also,
agont tor
Singer Sewing Machines.
Harine made errantcment with Eastern mer
chant to sell good furnished me, therefore call
and eo, at I will be enabled to aell cheaper than
me eneapen, j. w. t; a It LI Lis,
Troutville, Pa., Sept. JI,'7H-ly. Agent,
Wsstsra E:':l Comer !
-lot-
Read the Prices :
Business and Dress Suits,
$Q to $25 !
Every Conceivable Style of Pan.
taloons from $1.50 to $6.50.
Overcoats, from $8 to $20.
Boys Suits, from $4 to $12
Reliable Material and Supe
rior Styles.
l. auiNznuito,
THE OLDEST CLOTHING HOUSE
IN CLEARFIELD.
ClnrBelJ, Pa., Oa. 20tb; ltiKMm.
EXECUTORS' SAI.K
-OF-
Yaluable Real Estate I
rSOPKKTr I.V MX.V TOWNSHIP I
BY rlrtuaofan nrjer laiued ont of tb, Orihana'
Coart of ClearSelil annnt;, l'.nn.l.tiia, the
ualer,lt;nej Etecaloraurtlieeatate of K1CHAKD
UANr.ll, Hr, Iat. or 1'eno townabip, la aaid
eouoty, deeeaaeil, wilt aell .t Tubll, Bale, oa tbe
p ramie. I ia aaia wwoioip, oa
Friday, November 5th, 1880,
AT O'CLOCK P. M..
All tlett-talD traet 01 land, or farm, adnata Id
tbe towarblp aforraald, boeadmj anid.renbrd a.
fullowa : un the Aortb hy laula of Nelmn Walker,
on tb. Kiiat by Jri.e hirnerr and William K.
lanver, (in th, anotll be Jotpph n.rli. and on
ine e.t ny aii.o Meu.in.lil, eoolaealog
70 Aonxia,
Mora or leai.about HIXl'V At'HKd of wM,k are
Imprn.ed and id a fond itale of eolllaallon. bav
in, tb.reon .rael.d a In. dwelllnr honae. lo.
barn, and all nrrarrary ombuildjn.a, tu.tb,r
wiM.(i,.auaiuiiniiii food unit, and ,x
eelleat water.
TERMS 0FSAt.il.
Oo.-tbird of the prlre mo.t b t,ald down, and
th. balanee la two equal aonaal payment!, with
Interoat, aecurei by Uond and Mortgage oo tbe
prerolaea.
IIH-IIAD PANVRR, Jr.,
JAMKS M'KROWN.
Kieoatorf f Ketat, of Hlebard Danrer.Hr., dee'w.
urampian niiir, ro , unmoor IH, iseu-ta.
TIIRI 1.IKT..
Namei and tooatloo of thoM
.1 perioaa drawa a. juror, u aerv, at Njvera
: Njreia
Moodaj, nr term, aemraeaelng oa taa Monad
(Stb) aad aoallaatng two weeke 1
A I. Logan, Clearfield,
J. A. Konier. Ooabca.
Kilwln Coiiper, "
H. Taylor, t'arwan.rilte,
S. B. Taylor, "
Henry ttr.bl., Orabam,
H. Diekenoa.tlullab,
Ilea. Em. Hrk, harlh.ua,
R. Calborn, 11
" lin-b.ndura, -War.
Wl, J,., Kaoi,
S. Fallerloa, Lawrene.,
T. U Hh.w,
Oaorg, Kami, Mnrrli.
Kd. Ileal,
W. Y. Adama,
w. Flyna, I'.an,
"al.BurehS.ld.San'y,
Lloyd, Woodward,
Tboa. N.ih.r.,
Jaa. Campbell, "
tie.. Kattlebergrr, "
T. A. Hoover, "
I). Kephart, Oreeola,
A D. Ktewart, lloutl'd.
Jatael llelnel, Doeria,
Tbomaa Mill, Bogat,
David Meaaa,
A. B. tMllbert. llurn'e,
8. V. Wil.on, BrailforJ,
Hubert Lewia, Cheat,
lien. I. Mil.., "
Kmll Mlaaot.Clagtos,
Jnaepb Urora, "
II. . Cnpelin, Drealar,
U. A. Wne, Fergoioa,
raaraaas inao.a, Id, widk, oT.sarH.
C. R Patriae;, Barnatde,D Summerrille, Cbeal
K. H. H bite.
Chaa. UaoDll, Ureatar,
John Lylle, Sr., Clear'd,!
K H. Blrwart, lllrard,
Merrla baalap.Orabani,
M. Speneer, tlulleb,
ileorgo Browa, llaiton,
0. H. I.e. I.. Jordoa.
Oeo. .ordi
Kd. Toaer,Cnrwenaville,i
Andrew wlorer, "
Wm. Bottorf,ilnatedal,,
W. M. Henry, L. City,
W. A. Browa Oeeeole,
II. II. Hlee, "
H. M. I'ard,in.r, "
Aad. hirer, Well.f Hon,
Jno. Rwaa, Sr.,
u.e Mltehell,l.awreaoe,
Sam. B,, "
lleorg. Batter, "
X h. Be.ro, -I.
M. Holt, Morrb,
Jame. V.Ho. "
Meou WlM, Pike,
Robert High, "
R. Labord., 1,'alee,
B. F. b.Ionbaagb.W ..
Ja. Berertv, BMraria,
Aabary Bloom, "
II. L.mbart, Borga,
D. Dilea, Biadlerd,
Oe. Arteh, Brady,
Ja.. Mryenkra, Cheat.
1880.
Fall and
GRAND
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DRESS GOODS.
Wo offer in this depurtment a fine asHorlmcnt of nil Wool Momio Cloth forlr
nix Inches wido, Tuffuta Clotli in all oolorn. 0 4 wool Suiting Flannel.
all nlmdes, Novelty Trimmings, a full lino of Colored Cash
meres in all Iho lalo now colors.
A full and completo line of lilnck and
sell thorn at lower prices thnn can be
SHAWLS.
A full line of long and square, Foreign and Domestic Wool Slinws in great
variety of new designs.
LADIES COATS, DOLMANS AND CIRCULARS.
Exquisito novelties for Fall and Wintor wear in great varietv.
Mourning Goods.
This department is constantly supplied
with a
CLOTHS AND
r. this department may he found Diagonal Coatings, Basket Cloth, Beaver
( o.tni(j iu mi viio now snauos. Also Lassimers and Suitings
for men and boyB' wear.
HOSIERY, UNDEIIAVEAR, kC.
Our Fall and Winter stock of Underwear comprises all Wool and Jlorino
mr i.nmcs, ironis anu uiiijurcn. Jlosiery in all qualities.
Gent's Shirts. Collars and Cuffs.
A good assortment of Ladies' and Gont's Gloves, l'erfumery, Pockcthooks
ui.u auLj aiiiuil-d hi nil Kinun.
This is one of tho most attractive dopartmcnts in our houso, and la always
supplied with the most fashionabio goods, nice and tastefully trim
med Hats and Bonnets always on hand.
BLACK AND COLORED SATINS,
SILK VELVETS,
PLUMES, FEATHERS,
WINGS, FLOWERS,
ORNAMENTS, &c,
CORSETS AND SKIRTS.
A handsome line ot Ribbons and Neckties. Wo also hare a lull lino of
llrocado Ribbons of all widths, and tho nowest and most tlesirablo
shades. Also a fine assortment of j
Ladies' and Gent's Neck Ties,
Laces and Embroideries.
Wo hnvo a full assorlmont of Lnco. .A laro lino of Tlamburg Ednins all
various prices. This department is also complete
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
We offer at all limes tho nieulest and most completo varioty of hamlker
cliiels that can bo lound in tho county at very low prices.
Damasks, Table Cloths,
Wo would call attention to our
Wlute & Colofed tfliuwelj.
We also have a largo line of Blankets, Tickings and Calicos of all the stand
ard makes, Bleached and Unbleached Muslins.
CARPETS.
In thia department may be found a full
other varieties nl t'nrpels, the prices
UPHOLSTERY:
In this department will ho fimnd an
Shading and Hollands in all colors. Also spring nnd balance fix
tures and Trimmings.
OUR MOTTO : "Quick
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
MARKET STREET, - - CLEARFIELD, PA.
Clcardeld, Penn'a, Not. , lfifitl lf,
3fir dwtisfmfuts.
1880.
Winter.
OPENING.
CO.,
vDilSi.mfflfi
IPdLo
Colored Silks' We shall continue lo
purchased clsewhore in thiscoiintv.
with now and fresh goods, and sold
small proflt.
CASSIHEHES.
Napkins, Towels, Spreads.
complete assortment in this line.
and complete Block of llrussels and
of which will speak for themselves.
asaitrtmenl of Furniture (.'hints. Oil
Salesand Small Profits."
FATTOWT BLOCK,
Curiwcnsville, Pa.
N. E. ARNOLD.
Wholesale Dealer in
DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS.
Boots, Shoes, Groceries,
TOBACCO, LEATHER, FLOUR,
FEED, GRAIN, SALT, OIL, &C.
I buy direct from jobbers imJ liianufuiiturore, receive goods tit
car load rates, Iienco cnn compete with New York and Philadel-
pinn nouses.
j Also, Dealer in
SaW LoSs Lumber, Shingles and Bark.
Parties having bark to haul during the Winter, can contract
and receive liberal advances. Also, advances made on Saw Logs.
Give me a call.
N. E. ARNOLD,
Eept. HI, ISS0.tr.
OTT3F1 HtX O "X" "X" O 3
"QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS."
TTTE INVITE the pcoplo of Clearfield and vicinity to the
vv inspection of our large and well selected stock of
READY made CLOTHING,
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
HATS, CAPS.. TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC.
As we buy for cash only, we arc enabled to cive our natrons
every possible advantage. Our
adapted to Merchant Tailoring, is complete. We employ only
first-class workmen, and are prepared to make suits at short notice
and unusually low prices.
We tender our thanks for past favors, and solicit vour future
patronage.
ALBERT TIIANIIAUSER,
Room No. 4, Pie's Opera House Mock, Clearfield, Penn'a.
Septembe29, 1880-tf.
JAMES L. LEAVY,
HlKkKT HTBKUT, I.KAH tvi:i I). PKXS'i,
AH kinds of Cavketa and Collins kept on hand, and lurnished to order on
short notice, including the finest as well as tho cheapest that can be maun
factored. Our
oonpssi rzirsx3ri.'rxin
Is the beat In use, and will be furniehed when required. Funerals attended
in any part of the conn (v. Call at my office, on Second atrcot. or lc.re
your orders at Trontman's Fnrnilin-e
JAM. Ji. JiKAVV,
ct1,79 1y.' Clesrfiold, Pa.
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PITTBHUnOn, I'A.
Tbe mrt centrally looatcd first clawi House In the City. Kireot cart pans
the door every five minutes to all the Depot and all part ol both cilice.
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