THE REPUBLICAN.
CL K A K KJ KLD, Va7
WEDVK5DAY MORNINd. NOV. ,f, ISM.
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ti.-j.er A'lveitiirj( Agrntm, 37 Park littw, corner
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m V. Ynrfc CUf.
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I.unv, I'a-M'-r. Services ev r s.'.'mtl. i I'
A. 7, I M.
.-.IAiviIi H.-boul at A. M.
I'rnyer Mtetinp evrry WMiics'lay, Mt 1 J I'. i
C'liuii union Semre. firrt l,ib t-t fvr
i oath, al H'i A. M.
Wet Clearfield HI. !'. Church. tUv.
tn a itLKK W, ItiUKLRY, 1'aMor. Preachine- every
alternate Hunday, at B o'clock, Y. St. bunda?
scboul i ii, r, Al. All are invited tr attend.
I'rf bicrlaii ( hurrb Rr. II. B. BiiTLrit.
Hotibatn aerTicei morning ana eTeniDR dmo
batb School at S 1. M. Pray or Meeting Wtdnar
jay erening.
Ilaptlst Cliurrli. Her. , Taitor.
Salihath School at 3 P. M. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening.
st. Iraucla ( hurrli ( atlmllr--He?. P ;
J.Shrhiiax. l'itine acrvlcn t A. St., on !
(hu lirnt, third and fourth Sundsiyiof ech uioutb;
Vn.;ieri arid Itenedietion of the 1'lrifed Sneranient (
at 7 :'clock, P. M. ISunduy School evory Sunday
afiemooo at S o'clock.
OHKIAL 1HKIXTOKV. .
tivr or loLPma gnAnrEa sKSiioiti crar
Sfoind Monday of Jannhry.
J liird Monday of Mrch,
rint At 'in it ay til June,
rourtb M julay of Scjitember.
TtMK OF BOLMIIO (lOMHOM IM.KAH.
I ifht Monday of Jnne.
r-tfjond Monday of November.
runic orricicRi.
I'retittent .Wye Hon. CbarM A Ma)er,
' ock Haven.
Anittant Law Judyi Hon. John H. Orril, of
I-rlJelotite.
Attocxat Jadgtth bram OgJon, Clearflnld ;
Vinrent B. Holt. Clearfield.
l'rotunotarf EH Hlooin.
liegitter and Kreordw L. J. Morgan.
Trtnmrtr Philip Potts.
Mitrict Attorney J. K. MKenrich.
.VAen'jf Jaroei MabfitTcy.
Jlrputg Sheriff V. I. Thr-mpiin.
County Surveyor Samuel 1'. McCloskey, Cur
ir ens villa.
County Commifiontrt C. W, Kyler, Ornham
ton P. 6.; KUh Johnston, Grampinn 1'illi P. O.;
John Norrii, Sr., Curwemrtlle
t'ommitiioner' Clerk John W, Howe.
Count u Auditor William V. right, Clear
fiiild : Joseph Uilliland, Three Kuna ; J.S. N or
ris, Woodland.
f'nunty Coroner James A. Miinre, Clearfield.
Jury Cowmioner Andre J. Jaokeon, Clear
fird, Win. K. llrnwn, Clearfield.
Superintendent Publie School M. L. Me
tjuown, Clenrfleld.
Smlrrnf Wetifhtur Meaeurea Jesse n .(.arilie,
otlice at l.u'herotiurg Pa.
,Vu(an Public John W. Wrigley, Wu, IU
leimutrh, Cyrus (Jordon, Clearticld Joseph H.
Irwin, N. K. Arnold, Curweneville J J. A. Living
irjne, Pultnis City.
"ur Sprrint column I decidedly Interesting In
a li im! point of view, nnd profitable reading to
itutM'leri who wnt to sare money.
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"Will )in tke wheat, oats or c m for aub
., r j !.. V We arc ofl n inquired of in this way
I i htter tr-'in pnirotm who reside at a distance
I., m Clfnrfield. We egin say yes. The receipts
of a rfHx'PsiMe merchant or mill owner In the
vi initv, ill answer na Jurd aa wrll as the each.
To illlorlrate : If any of our patrons will deliver
if it bug of grain at the mill of Joseph II. Dreth,
in chest township, Hortee P.itehio, In Uurneilel
Tnoilms II. Forccy, in (Jraham, Won. Porter or
Slmw'i., In Lawrenuc, or Brown A Feyler's, at
Ku, kti tj, l'ni'n township, and forward their
ri-iipt for the eoount, we will credit them on
thlr account for thi same. In tbls way all may
mon pny what Ihcy oe, If they will pursue this
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iViy-AdvertisorH and others will bear
in mind that all articles intended lor publication
in this paper wu't be handed is, not later than
Tuesday, al V A. M. Pon't forget It!
Chiictniu IuIIh on
Saturday this
year.
KriiiiciH Murphy in lecturing on
Tcmrer .n 'e in Indiana this week .
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I ,hi i to a tmnilicr of people have vii t-
ed Ibe mini of the Market street bridge.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Shaw wero
Tinting at Washington, D. C, during the pact
wick.
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Miss llUtn'lio Mosnnp jn vimlin a
My friend io. the vicinity of Troy, 11 raj ford
Mimih Francos and Km mil Foley re
turned hnrue last week from an extended fiait in
the Ki-t
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Apples, cider and buckwheat cakes,
are the luxuries if a farmer's home at this sea on
of I lie year.
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John F. Finkbeiiter, bosidvH having
bread, cakes and pies, has good sweot eider for
sale at his bakery.
ltichtird Arthurs, Kn(.( and 1'hnrloa
8. Irwin, of Brookville, are attending Court la
this place this week.
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A marble mouuinunt, oluvon foeL hih,
his been placed over the grave of the late Thomas
Hi illy In the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Juno iScolield, mother ol James
L. Hchofietd, dlod at Pentleld on Tueaiay of last
week, in the 09th year of her age.
I'tmrad Jiuker has been appointed
Ailuiinlsttator of the estate of Ilenjamin 8.
Huberts, late of Knot township, deoeisel.
Dr. Ktewnrt, dentist, will bo absent
(rem hie cflice la this borough on Tuesday,
Wrdnesilayi&d Thursday, Nov. ir.th.17lh andlStb.
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(inv. Jloj t has it-sued his procluum
tlon otneotrmg in the appointment of Thursday,
Nov. Jitb, is a day of ihanksgivlng and p raj or.
I.nfuyetto Smiley has boon qualified
as Administrator of the estate of his brother,
Kliai L. Ftniley, late of Brady township, deceased, i
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The condilion ol tho weather out of
doors on Sunday evening was a nm iked eotitrnst
betwren tbat of Saturday evening in this section.
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Lilies should know that Ayer's
Hair Vigor Is a superior ard economical dmiirig.
It b.u become an inditpeusaMc article for the
toilet.
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We learn from the DuUnia Courier
that William Poorwan, sawyer wt PuH iis' nw
mill, rereiit'y eawed Si.llfi ft et in one d ir.
OuoJ job.
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Our country roods are in u very
iad eondltioa for traveling at present, naaed by
the rieer trains. It is almost Impossible In get
long with any kind of a conveyance.
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Tho members ol tho Went Clear-
field M. R. Churub will h old a Festival In the
Pftnocr.li) Wigwam, adjiinlr.g the Poitolftne
biiil.lliig.crBntneneiug W wines lay, N iv 17th.
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Ib'T. J. S. McMurruy, paid our town
fi)ing visit last Frilay evening, Itaving on the
train h.ttnrday aftrrnona. His dnujhlirs, Misses
LiKie and Kate, have tn-.a the guests of Miss
F.Jnh Tate fur the past len days.
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Tho members t f Pomona tJrutifto
No. 1,1, Patrot.s of Husbandry, meet In Ike ball j
of the Amrriean Mechanics, In the Opera House,
building, next Thursday aftrnioo, for the annual
election of ofiWrs and tht transaction of import-
not business. ' I
I'tof Win. II, Itrady, ol Cleaifield
I'ri lge, hu been engaged by the School Hoard
'n give instruetloB lo musle In our borough
ofcuolf. He devotee or.a hour a week ia each of
'iw s.-b'.ols. We learn that hie efforts eo far have
beta quite mcerstfut, and that he gives satisfae-'-
a o all Lterestrd.
I.iulo Fiank, son of Iliifttn and
Msry A. King, died in Ibla koreagh on Hater Jay
"'ing last, of diplilheila,ged ahfint 7 years.
Ttut li i09 eeeond little boy out ef Mr, Ivirg's
fmily within two weeks. The ectfowipg friends
re entitled to the sympathy of lha community
la ike hour of tbelr sad bereavement.
"IW Leavy, brothrr of James Ii.
I'lry, dUd at kis kome la this boroegk, aa
ftsdneadey last, la the 114 ywar af hie age. Hie
dntk was net aeipeeted, be baring been confined
to the kone for ecveral months slowly dying
a that dreadful and fatal dlseas,eosieasiplloa.
Hie kody was laid te rest la Ibe Catholle cana
hfy oa Saturday fereneoa.
Overcoats, Win. or Cap ami Under
ww eoaap mr eaib l HirUnger A Roo t I.
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T b ro ii ff h Bom o tec h n ioal i t y 011 r
Norember Terra of Court baa been "knocked In
tha bead," ud jurors, Mil all ether p riles, eun
noned for lha recand waak are hereby notified
that they need Out attend.
A lad named Korb, ncd ubout 12 or
U jeare, was lodge.! ia jail oo Saturday for U
larceny or a pair of bootl U-m Joieph II. Deer
ini'a hop. Two ether buys ra iiu.lic'il. i ut
"era balled by their fetheri.
RAILROAD ToCiLKN Hnl'rV Tho citi
true of 1,'cvniia and Jordan t iwrtsl ami
unity, t.ro ca'lpj o mi'-t at (ilm II' on j-"aiir-djy,
the Mih l-i.(f.r lie ur ..m. of ukii.n
t)' " efure th rxtmi(.:. ' t!c Hi'l'!,
K.ii:r. t fro in Cm,,. Tl U U'.fi ll.tpr. A Ur,v
a tri.dui et 1- r q-.cfti-1
fl'KMMI P 1 It K I,KWmif iV TV
lioK tUil.HnAD Tbn I.-wIfIu an I Tfmth
Kailfoad, fih tiding from Tyrotia tofVonnlva
Lit rurnuoe, a Ji-noo of uiloa, wu opemd
furmaliy oa Monday laat, and will bo operated
, by (ha PennaylvanU Ilatlmad Company a a part
of tbc Tyrone Dlritlon.
A now schedule on tho T. A C. Jtuil-
road went into fTot on Monday laat. There
no ebange, far ai ire enld lenro, ex :pt that
the Kiprese airirri hare at 10:07 P. M.( Initead
of 9M, and the Local Freight arrirrs earlier
than formtrly. A.I oilier Irjioi arrire at.d de
part an be;'ur.
Win. J. Hurt'iir hus rccoivud n full
stock of Pill and Wimer good at his tre in
I the Opera House. He kerps all kinds of oier.
( ehandie,uch as dry goodi, won and boy'i clulh-
ing. l.tioii nnd thoes, rtirrnswarf , glassware,
ireu grooeries, notions, Ae , to. (Jive hiin a
fall, and siitlTy younelT that HorTcr'i store is the
plan to Ret bargains.
Iint of luttern roinaiiiiDL,' utioluiined
in the IV I office at Cloaru:ld, 1'a , tor the week
ending Novrmber 8th, 1HS0;
Miss Mollle Illnkeman, Cornelia Raugbman.
Monaky lUudry, J hn U Umlrr, Husau Coflln,
J"bn II. Cell, Jennie Chllcoti, A. U. Cody, Ade
Bund Prapeard, I'g!ert Halo, Ueorga Jotei, E
I. Martin (?). p. A. UAUI.IN, P. M.
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Tho wreck of coal cunt at tho "Jlig
Fill" Ut Wetlnenliiy etening detained lb Ex
press train until Thursday morn leg, before the
passengers and mail oonld be tranafermd. The
passengers remained on lord the train all nght,
arriving at CleitftVld at H;"0 A. M. The trains
on Thursday w-re all badly out of lime. Kvery.
thing was all right on Fridiy, however, and
train! ware rtmuinn as unual.
Coal In. If any of our coal bunk
men feci liko trading fiiue of tlieir product for a
series tf nuinbere of cuples of the C'LKARriai.D
Hi fru.it' ax, we ail g'adly ihow them where to
put two or three hundred buhete ou account in
that way. We huve a bin at our residence and
one at the office that will hold a load cvi-ry now
and then. A hint to the wise is a very eno re
mark, and ibculd be euHMent. Nor, pl-2'
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Mr. Henry K raize r, un old and
highly rFpci'teJ cititen of Johnstown, and a
broUierto our old townsman, Chriitopbr K ratter,
Etq , died on MomUy of Unt wet!, (lie 1st inst.,
In the 82d year of hi ae. The deceaw 1 is
born near UcllHt iute, and as a sh-ieiuikr by
Oi'i-upjtiuu. He leartict h't trade with an o'dcr
hrothcr, JoSii Kras:r, in Kills J hn Is now
aged ,fi;'i, add is living ut Asblanl Furoauu,
niiar Chest '(iriiijM, Cmn'i ij county. Chritto
pher, aed about )H, and John aie the only
surviving iiiomlers of ibe firmly.
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U It So? l'to liuutindon AVirs
Of the Ut int., oraoks a J..ke ol this kind : "The
Rev. Mr. Momingor, of Cassville, visited Cleir
fleld nccntly, and was recognised on his anlval
as Senator Vuorbees, who was expected to a 1
drosi a Democratic boss meoliog then pending.
After reivicg mmiy honors, salutadons, etc.,
the Piuioctaey eas jreiilly disoninlitted when
they discovered a Mitfcodict preacher, of Itepub
lanan faith, in their midst, while the Hinst rwjs
elsewhere doing justice Ut Po:u)r.wy ."
Someuopy liYiNu. A pretty irood
Joke was played ofi on one half doten Prohibition
advocates In this b trough on the last election
day. The election board only found one ticket
In the box, while about six men of truth and
varacity (la olhsr affairs) said they woull, from
pure and undefiled principle, deposit in the ballot
box tbat ticket oa eUjibn diy. It Is no
wonder that a poet at one d-y rteorded the fol
lowing :
"Hnw vain are all tilings bur bcd'iw,
How lulhc, and yet how lair ', '
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Wehpeu. Tho marriage ol Mr. W
E. Wallace, son f Senator Wallace, to Mn
Urtttie Yeakly, on Thurid.iy last, at the residenue
of the bride's uncle, IJ. H. G"idlDder( was a very
pleasant affair. The ceremony was performed by
Her. Wb. II. Pill and the attendants wete Mr.
George McNUr, of Washington City, P. C, and
Miss Qussie L. Wallace, sister of the groom
The presents to the bride wet profmlve and
handsome. The bridal parly lull on the after
noon train for a two weeks visit to Pittsburgh,
Niagara, and cities in the East.
A Storm Incidknt. It is not often
we can record an event of such striking impor
tance as thit which oocurred during the great
storm of Saturday night last, Mr. Whiluore
Selfridge'l hoae near tbawsville, In Uoshen
township, was seriously damaged, the roof having
bten blown off and one end pusbud in, and dur
ing all tbat fracae faia wife, cut at all dismayed,
gave birth to a bwuociag bjy, and all are dulng
as well as eould be expected. We would auggeit
as au appropriate name for that boy that he be
called 'N IHBU," because be was brn in a storm.
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A SlMPl.K AND SAFK CuitB FOR
Chuit. As croup prevails at this season of the
year the following safe remedy, recommended by
a lady vrha kns tried it, may be of timely service
to those whose r'uildren tuay be attacked by the
fatal disease : "Takeasutt flannel olorh, a quar
ter of a yard luog an.t a finger wide ) spread a
thiu oat ing of lari over it, and apriokle ellow
suutr over the entire surface. Lay it over the
Lett, the lard and snuff next ibe skin, Spread
another flinnel ovrr It. Grown up people, as
well as little folks will find itan wxoelUnt reaiedy
for tightness or congestion of tho luni."
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Do you want to know how to obtain
puniio etupl-tymeai 1 It send lor the United
Slates Hlue boi k, a Register of Federal Offices
and EiuplojiLent in each Stale end Territory,
the Pisttirt of Columbia end Abroad, showing
who iligitile for appuibhneuie, the nv-dc end
feru of applieation, y whom appnintments are
made or controlled with compute directions and
j information for persona desiring public euip!oy
inent. It oonulne inloruiallon never oe'ore pub
lished and will He found erully useful to editors,
pi'Lliciana, efuie-lcekure end the pnolle. This
book shows the uuinbo.- of offices in ibe gift of
the dove mm on I, their lMation, salaries paid and
duties. l'o w 76 cents. Address J. 11.8'ule,
P. O , Ujx CV, Washington, U. C The grcjt
book for eg nts !
I'ipk Link ISkwh. Tho following h
from the Wilil. mspvrt Bulletin i "The United
Pipe Line Company load at Jersey Shore station
now 8,000 barrels of oil per day. This oil Is
pumped from Coelgrure station, distant eighty
and a half miles. There will soon be three other
pumping stations, eue at Cameron, North Point,
and Ibe ether at Pine elation, which will give a
pumping capacity of li.flCO barrel per day. In
pumping from North Poli.t to Pine there il a
riting or l,;U7 (tel. At the starling point. Coal
grove, tbey ere 17l f-et higher than at Pine sta
tion. The high!.! point on the Hoe is li,0.'5
feel a ore the eea level. The standing pressure
on the pipes la 600 pounds to the so, ere Inch at
the putnsing station, North pjlnt. The acting
superintendent of Jersey kore station Is Mr. J.
C. R is.eU, a tburoagh buslnees man."
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Kpizhotic, and Two IIrmcpiks For
Ir.Supt. S. S. Illair gives the following cure for
epitoiitio In the Tyrooe I'mld t
To those who have horses attack) d with epl
soolie, quinsy or sore throat, permit me to say
that in my experience with 111 horses aud mules
in 1872, when the disease spread over Ibe o.-untry
wilb great rapidity, 1 used nothing but .Knot o
ammonia and ewset ell ia the f Mowing propor
tions : One part extract af ammonia and two
parts of swiet oil, rubbvd in an the outside of the
throat and glands or the threat and neck every
two or three hours anlil blistered Irtely, (ceding
them oa brea mask until tny levovered. Ton
treatment wee entirely successful As the dis
ease ! vety prostrating, do ant work I be animals
il possible to avoid it. Keep your stables clean
and tM vealilatad, and whitewash tbem fre
quently. Exposure of the animals and bard work
way bring on lung fever." !
Aa eld veterinary eurgeoa f the army sends
the New York fiatee the following "simple and
safe cure" for this disease i 1
"Take one poind of guns atsafetida, mix II
with one gallon of belling water, stir the muture
constantly until the assatclida Is diseolved, let
the sMs lure tool, lira la aad give ee half pml
every three ftoars. This will relieve the horse
within twelve bears and give him a good apye i
tile."
The army earn for tha "eplaeoly" was a tea-1
spoonful af chloride af potash lo a pall fall al
water three timet a day.
FlunnuU, cusHimcrot and cuntona in
ull eitwk at T. A. Fleok A CVi.
Window ahadcBin newootitylesand
great rarltty at T. A. Fleok A Co's.
Tho host filling cornet ovor mado
Is bow to be found at T. A. Fleok A Ce.'a.
Yott cannot ami in anything
you want if you call at T. A. Fleok A Co's.
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A new line of nil wool canlimeren, in
ibe lato new hadei, jut received at T. A. Plrek
A Cs.
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Now ih tho limo to get your over
dat- and Winter suits nlup for csih, or io
elati. fur cmiti, at Itirliiigor A Hook's.
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MiMiiuru cliiilt, io filtini nnd wool.
tf-M K nifti KiK, it) J the F,ill styles In drl ewl
i.ots are aU'iHig tbtt Intttt arriviili at T A. I'l.di
a Cos.
COMPLIMENT TO CLEARFIELD.
The follolug iiplonia, a beautiful lithograph,
handsomely framed, Wiu received by the Orphuui
Band, on Saturday last, ai a voluntary testimonial
from the Jefferson Co inty Agricultural Society :
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Jefferson County Agriomtural H-tcUty, awarded
Io ' The Orpheus Cormt Hand, of Clearfield, Pa , 1
for fine uncut tun of tnusio, One aitnearanoe and 1
gentlemanly detriment ol its inctuOers," at ibelr
abnual tair ntld at Urotikvillo, Pa , September
u, an it Jim, inru.
N. 0. UiiLKOt.i rK, Preid--nt
Titos L Tf.uri.KToif, beeietary.
WEST CLEAR FIELD CHURCH.
A HTATCIIRKT BT Till PASTiiR."
1 was appointed to the ClearltoM M. E. Circuit
tail ra ring. Arnviag, 1 leund the Church In
West Clcnrlield had botjn sold by tha Sheritf Pe
eeiuber3lst iirevlous. We are now trylne to
redeem it and pny off all oilier indebtedness,
wkiod, route an interest added, amounts to a
Utile over $, 500. The creditors kindly agree to
oe milium ur auout ynv, ll pill by Januury I,
lt!l. I am soliciting suboripiions ictLih, and
payable iu thirty days) conditionally, vis : That
it nil claims be not paid by January 1st, all
inouvy will bv rufundtd to the subsanbors.
Lomuiiltces are now aoheitinu artioloi lor hold
ing a FKS1IVAL in the W Iti tVAM, adjoining
tliu 1'ost- Uiiie, to begin Wednesday, Nuvembor
I7tb. Please do not say, tbn, Nay ; for we are
uecdy !
Sop per will be furnish oi Wednesday, Thurs
day, iriday and a'urdiy. Kefretb nuiili eah
tvenirg. oysters a spco.nlty.
itio MctUoiliit llvuioal, iu several stvtos ol
bicdinii, will b oflVrud fur iile- A irrani Tur
key dinuor on Friday.
If uuy, wtio are disputed ti aid, be missed
by the Umniuittee, please rep trt to Mr. W. It inks
Uxlmes, or briny, or send it to the Wigwam on
ihedtys uteutiuuod. Rsjv. C. W. Uuhmlrv.
A SEVERE WINTER.
Tbc election being over thouglilful people are
turning their attention to the weather, a subject
that is Hwiivs in order to fall back apon. We
aro luld that Mr. Vennnr forseca a terriQo snow
storm, lo begin at 1 1:36 A. M , on the 22d of Pe
cembcr, and to lt precisely seventeen hours,
seven minutes and forty one scci nils, during
which time an average depth of eleven feet and a
half of mow will fall. Ob my !
Tho Altoonn Tribune, speaking on this subject,
lias the following timely atttele based on god
common sense. lUel it:
"Kijually busy end t qua 11 ui pleasant are
ttiotj uii rofenRitinal priibet, the expericnoi'd
farmer aud theildo! oilisco, who interpret the
actions id nnimsls aud bane their prophecies
lb rt u ii . Tliey Imve gone out merely to the ant,
but to the bearer, the squirrel, the bear, and
other leading beasts r jppoied tu be learned In
tue:cotilogy, and hue gained from them inlor
in (1 m, the mere reheir-al of which Wuuld reuse
a sinsitiro therji tnmter to f ill. Tito boars, we
nr loll, have gone t rl-srp for tha Winter at an ,
unosully e.irly date, and have all put extra'
leaves to their beds in anticipation of approach- j
ing cold. Tho bu.tvcrt tan always be trusted.
Tlicy have alrca.ly drawn off all the w.iler from j
their mill ponds; llicy have put weather strips
in their bouses, laid in double tbe usual quantity
of coal, aud enlarged their Ice houses as II in an
ticipation of an ex in. ie crop. We are told that
while sojie of the iqnirrels have laid In large
quantltiei of nuts, and put slurm-doors lo the
entrances to their holes, others aie making ar
rangements to rpeud the Winter in tbe South,
and will start as soon as the matter of procuring
transporilon of their baggage Is settled. Ibe
best answer lo tbls argument lo avor of a severe
Winter Is to deny It entirely. It may also be
added that squirrels know nothing about tbe
weather unt are mendacious and untrustworthy
teasts.
"Tho Winter may or may not ba severe. Of
iLia wo cr.O j':'"'' ie neb, Hptfc ! TPerth. henna
than now. We shall make a great utsWks, how
ever, if we accept the npiuion of wild animals on
tbe subject. It is true tlcir minds aro not con
taminated by meteorology, bat we havens reason
to believe that on the whole they knew an y uwe
about tne weather than does Vcnncr or Tier. "
A TERRIFIC STORM.
On Saturday evening last, a terrible and de
structive wind storm, accompanied with rain,
struck our town between 8 and 0 o'clock, doing a
great deal of damago to many of our Luildings
and destroying trees and fences. It was perhaps
the most severe that ever visited Clearfield. It
o.une up very suddenly and spent its fury in less
than tea minutes ; but tho wind continue! to
blow a strong gale all night and until duk the
following day, when it cleared op and became
calm and the bright silver moon shone forth in
all her splendor, as though nothing unusual
bad oocurred. llrick-layors, linnrn and carpen
ters, and other mechanic , will be kept quite busy
for a week nuking repairs. Following is an
epitome of the damage done as far as we have
been able to got parti :uUrs :
Of the ruideucii damaged Iu town perhaps
Ibuso or Pr. Hiirtswiok and the late Pr. Wilson
are tbe worst, while the t ips at a dolea or two
chimneys were lovelcl t lha roof oa other
buildiogs
Quite a number of trees Were blown down
throughout the borough, mos'. of them being
nrcken off, showing the severity and force of the
s to tin,
The tin sheeting oa the roof of Pie's Opera
Houte we ripped badly, about one half of ii be
ing turned inside out, which is beiog replaced with
a new ro if.
Tbe top of a chiiuaoy oa llii C urt llouie, and
tha ornaments on the balcony on the south side of
the tower were blown off.
Tbe fflof of tbe Oar bouso was moved from its
place perhaps a foot or eighteen Inches, and tbe
wall next to the river fell out, entailing a loss of
several hundred dollars. The roof caught fire
from one of Ibe Burs, but was soon extinguished.
The alarm was given throughout tho town, and
orios af the "Leonard II mse is on Are I" wu
beatd vo Ibe streets. Tim ercatad tbe wildest
eon stern ut loo. and everybody starud fir that
pl ica through rain and mud, and they were glai
to Bud tbat their trouble was la valu,
Ibe 'll'jodfjllow" bridge, two miles tp the
river, was completely domollsbcd and thrown
into tbe river. Tbe Market street bridge at Ibis
plaoe was destroyed, one-half of It falling down
In the water,andbalf of tha roof blown off tbe por
tion yet remaining oa tbe piers. The portion that
fell was overtaken with a similar misfortune ima
twenty-fire or thirty years ao. The new bridge
at the fuol of deoond street was also affected a
little, we understand, but not to d image it any.
The "(loodfollow" brl Ige Is a loss to the munly .
bat tbe old Market street bridge Is owned by a
stock company. The former bridge was carried
600 feet by tbe wti.il and deposited oa the sand
bar above tbe old fording.
The bridge across the river al Karthaus we
darn was destroyed. Clearfield and Centre
counties will share the Ion of this struotnre In
eosrmoa.
Two-lbirusof tbe roof oa ika east side of lha
Lecture Itoom in the rear of the Presbyterian
Church was torn off and hurled to tbe ground. I
Two stables, ooe old and the ctber new, ad
joining each other, belonging to Abe Tate, lo
West Clearfield, were completely demolished.
The mangers bold tbe dtbrit up, which saved the
lives of Mr. Tate's horses. When discovered they
were Ijlng elaie to tbe mergers unhurt His
sow was running at large.
Tbe barn of Henry Penis, In Union township,
was unroofed.
Tbe barn of Andrew Shops, at "T lie Knobbs,"ln
Otrard township, was moved from He foundation,
and the roof blown off, tome of tbe I lumbers of
hleb ware carried fci'C or (100 fret. The barn
was one of the finest In tbe county, and Is camper,
atlvely a new barn, having been built less tbaa
two years aga.
We learn tbat Ike kern of Wot. T. MeOorklc,
about three miles not k of town, en Wolf ran, la
Lawrence township, woe anroofed.
One cf the wings of ike bara on (J. L. Heed's
farm, adjoining Ibis borougk, was unroofed, and
quite n number of trees blown down in that vi
cinity.
It wee Indeed miraculous that no oae wu In
jured la Ike least. Bricks nod terra eotta ware,
with boards, etc., were flying for t time as len
tllul almost as tha rain drops. This Is believed
t be the most severe tterm that has ever visited
t hie vleiaity, aael we kopc tbat It will be a long
tlnsc befarc another oae eomee along.
If in nood of a carpet, call at T. A.
Fleck A Co's, who bava Just reeelred a aew la
veloi of carpeting, which will be sold at greatly
reduced prioea.
Making the buying of dross and dry
goods a study, earefulneee In eelaeting the lame
tod selling them at tbe ilLt flguree has made
T. A. Fleck AeCo's the popular dry goods house
In Clearfield county.
m urn
Farmorft, remember that Guinr.burg
Is paying full market prices for all kinds o
Country Produce and Furs, and telle yos his
Ctolh'.nr, of which he has a very fine stuek on
hind at the lowest carb pilees. In fact, you can
get at (lulmb jrg'i a teller bargain than else-
whrre In the eountr. Oct. 20-Im
"
A r act. An mivertipement inncrted
in the It a pi iil.lt ah will rt soli u ore na.lerr tl;ai.
if pnldlshrd In ell tfce otlr pupe-rs in the coun-
tr, an I e-fci the adierlinei liae Ibeu ne hr.lf
. . , . . ......
In other w.rds, an adcrils- uinnt uhlishid 'W
our Jt urnul is worth double the price of (hut
charged by any other publisher in the county.
It Is a fact." tr.
Ntw Daily Staoe Link. James L.
Lenvy bai succeeded In hat ing a dally mall estab
lished between Clearfield and Pcnnfield, and wilt
hereafter run a daily Stage between tbe two points.
His contract began with April 1st, and the stage
will leave ileerfleld every morning (except Sun
day) at 8 o'clock, making connections with all
trains oo the Low Orade Hellroad at Pennfleld, re
luming after the In.'t train the same evening.
Passengers end freight will becnrrUd at low rates.
Orders left at any of the hotels will he attended
to. loapr7V-tf
1880. FALL A WINTER. 1880.
(Irand opening of M1I.LINF.KV GOODS, at
H. Lehmnn A Co.'l, Opera Houe, Clearfield, Pa.
The latest novelties In Hats, Bonnets, Silks,
Velvets, Satins, Plushes, Fancy Feathers, Wings,
Flowers and Ornaments, Ladies' CLOAKS and
POLLMANS, Shawls, Illanketi, Skirts, and l
full line of DK1S UOOPK, Flannels, Cloakings,
etc. Thanking the citlsens of Clearfield and
viclulty for past favo-e, we solicit a continuance
of the sntne. II. Liiiuan A Co.
Oct, 13, 18h0 If,
Farmers. Look Ukhe I Lytlo will
give you highest market prices for Wheat, Oats,
Corn, Buckwheat, Butter, Kggs, Onions, Apples,
dried fruit i, and ell kinds of produce, he has
the largest end best selected stock of groceries.
teas, coffees, molasses, spices, oil salt, sugar,
queenswnre, tubs, buckets, baskets, churns, Ac,
in Cleaifield county. He buys hii goods In large
quantities from manufacturer! and first bands
for cash, and takes the advantage of all
discounts, and so ho It enabled to sell at lowest
prices. He gives cash prices for produce.andselli
his goods at tbe lowest prleei in tbe county.
ei'pt-24-'7V-tr
FAMILY REUNION.
The family of the late John Dressier held a
reunion at the residence of L. K. Dressier, ia
I ninn township, on Saturday, Nov. (tb, lf8ti,
the Hat fa anniversary of the birth of Mother Klis
alieth Dressier, widow of the late John Dressier.
A number of the family were present, wbilo
others are in tbe Went. She la the mother of 12
children, 7 of whom are now living, and has 67
grandcliil Ircn, and l'7 great-grandchildren, all
living. Mother P. looks well, and is still active
for one of her age. She was taken by surprise.
It was a very plea4nt occasion for all. Thnae
family rcienions bring mmy te.her to cheer the
heart .f the aged, and recall many remembrances .
May we all meet again. Thorn were forty-three
persons present on this eeossioo. J.T. (i .
Clkarfielu Coal Thape State
ment of Cal and other freights sent over the
Tyrone A ClearCelJPivision, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for tbe weok ending October 301b, 1380, and
the same time last year :
COAfc. TOWS.
For the week M,!1
Same time taut year 41,617
Decrease 2,1164
Previously during year 1,.152,34B
Same lime laet year l,2MI,182
Increase 03,108
Total in lr80 l.SHO.V.'IO
Same time Inst yiar It:i30,728
Iucrcase 0,2t2
oTOia racienTs,
Lumber 10 oars.
Miscellaneous freights 220 "
A TERRIBLE WRECK ON THE
T. & C. RAILROAD.
On Wednesday evening but, about 7 o'clock,
while a traia of sixty-eight or seventy can load
ed with coal, with an engine before and one be
hind pushing, was going down tbe mountain
on toe Tyrone A tlearUoid Jn.r--J, I;
front engine jumped the track while rounding the
curve at the "Big Fill," and rolled down the
mountain quite a distance, followed br thirty or
more cart. The engine Is aocmplote wreck, as
well as the cars and cost. The engine was In
charge of A. J. Latham, engineer, (better known
along the road as "Yank,") and John Haiti
gan, fireman. Tbe fireman woe carried beneath
tbe wreck, and tea ears wltb two hundred tone of
coal wore piled upon him. Tho body lay under
the wreck all night, and wae not discovered antil
near toon on Thursday. Hit injuries were very
bad. The body was all mashed, a hole made
through tbe breast, and his head crushed. Hit
remains were removed to Tyrone. "Yt.ni,"
tbe engineer, was reports 1 at first to be fatally
injured, bat It was erronlius. When picked up
the indications were tbat be was hurt badly, but
prospectB art now favorable for bis speedy reoor
ery. He was out about the head and bruised con
siderably about the body. Tbe conductor was
slightly Injored, and two brake men escaped
with sprained anklet. The crew of the "pusher"
escaped unhurt. The cause Of tho accident Is
unknown. The unfortunate fireman who was
killed wai a single man, aged 22 years, and re
sided with his parents at Tyrone.
The Philiptburg Journal la speaking of tho
wreck, says: "Engine No. 74 seems to bear an
ill fated existence, as some years ago this same
number, If not the same engine, exploded at
Morrlsdele Mines, then under charge of engineer
Duke Cox, but with no loss of life."
LETTER FROM HUSTON.
Mr. Editor : Well, tbe election Ii over. The
pure, grand, noble oititsn and cititeo has been
defea'ed ry a man against whom the worst
charges bare bean made and proven. The Dem
ocrats ft Huston made a gallant fight. A must
tremendous pressure was brought to bear upon
the volera tiy the leading Republicans of ibe
township, and tha Influence of the employers at
Tyler's, Winlerburn, and Pentleld, was enough
to ebange the voles of some of their men ; but in
eplte of the tremendous odds against them, in a
total poll of 284 votes, the Democrats were only
beaten twenty-eight, hardly an average Republi
can majority lo Huston, and bad the men of
Merrill' camp been allowed to vole, there would
hare been a very thai Republican majority,
indeed.
Ibe schools of Huston are all in, operation,
taught by the following teachers : Pen field High
School, Uuorge W Weaver; Uraminar, A. II.
Ilosenkraos Prluttrr, Mrs. O. W, Weaver j
Hickory, Lou Hels.y i Wmterburn, Wan. Postle
thwatt; Mill Hun, bile Roieokrans i Laurel Run,
Charles O. Newcomer. The l each ore maintain a
first e lass District InMltute, and a No. I Literary
Society la doing good work In fenllcld.
Ike people ol tbe Milbodiit Church are making
a special effort to pay purl of their church debt,
as tbe aale of their church Is threatened. Tbe
Presbyterian Church here, fortunately, is out of
debt.
Another Democratic-Republican mtrrlago fu
sion took plane in Huston reeen'ly, tbe occasion
being tbe wedding of Thomas U. Buoy, a lead
ing Democrat, la Mire Augusta Woodward,
daughter of William D. Woodward, Sr. If these
things don't stop, what will be the politics of tha
future generation F
Business is good In Huston. The Craig mill at
Wiotetburn has nopped but the men bava work
in the woods, and wlieo the Blanehard mill stops,
tho men will work in tbe planing mill. At Tyler's
the saw mills are running, and considerable eual
is being dug. At P.nhcld tbe Woodward saw
mill la busy. Charles Kobaoker and Hi1e.ni
Vtnodward are hauling bark to the rail scad, t ,
0, 1! o w man's shingle will on Laurel run te turn
ing out the abtagles, and a new stave mill bat
bren put la operation on Laurel run. So you
tea we will bo able to winter.
Always A Pkhocrat.
2)tirrlI.
WAI.I.ACK-VKAKLY- At lb. nildturtor
th. brid.'i unci., Uorr 1). MouiM.uder, at 12 M .,
Thar. (I.j, Nfit.nb.r4ib, IKKB, b, 11... Wn. II
bill, Mr. Willi.. K. W.i.lac .nd Win IIatti.
Yiaklt, .11 of L'lMrfl.lil, 1'.
2 lei
BC110PIKLP--In Penflfld, at the residence ol
her son, J nines L.S-hoAelJ, en Tuesday, Novem
ber td, IKH0, Jim, relict of the late Isaac Bcbo
field, aged 07 years, 4 months and I days.
LBAV1 In Clearfield borough, on Wee1 net
day, Nov. Id, IMH, RotitaT UKoaol Liavt,
aged II years, 1 snoolk and 26 days.
IIEIOFS la Fandy township, en Monday,
November 1st, IKP Taiitka InBKn.enly daugh
ter pf Daniel end Harab Raiget, aged years, 9
months and 14 dajt.
KINO. In Clearfield, en Saturday evening,
November Ath, IftHO, Fhak Heart, bob of
Hiram T end Mary A. King, sged 7 years, I
month and days,
ROBKRTS. In Knot township, en Thursday,
November Ath, lb0, HaniAnie 8, Ronanie,aged
about 06 years.
Tha deceased wai a native of Huntingdon
eeenty, and afler wards slaved te Centra eoanty,
bat for many years past resided la Ikieoeaoty,
ta tha vicinity where be died.
Speefala,
UacaiXRg, Etc. All personi wanting a first
elasa 9ein Machine should buv the New Im
proved Light-Running Weed, for sale by John 6.
lleere, OUarfleld. Pa., or Miles R. Heeis. dealer
la Machines and Organs, tttynoldsvllle. Pa.
nay ltitb-om
Ona IlriinaaD Pia Ckrt. Disco i rt cm Om
Pmra.-Hewing Maehinei can now be purchased
at Merrell'a tin and variety store, from t'M up
wards. All kinds of sewing machines repaired
vn the shortest notice.
Clearfield, Pa., July 18, 1877.
CoLLKTOH'g Sale ! We have prtpared
a form, and have on band a lare quantity, of
Msnk "Collector a ns. .; .i. uax been ap
proted by the bipheet autlmriiy In the
Court ol Ibis county. At Twenty (nt per
t doirn we hhI K-itit ai.y nmni.-r to ilu i Pff-t..r
I ordi-iing llfiii. 4 Culi-JCti"-, whun oompu'lol lo
I BdVl-rti c j i ( -itv, muat i"-i up i..t i- n
; 'I re r"tic t i i - fie roo-i . ,!,. pl-,, in tti
j H""Ufh r towi,tnp. h.
i
W atm..- IMiv.rL.I at tLe Hail h-a l
(l( i(Veil ,1,;,,,.;,.,
l'H,in (t j i.jtM-h sawed K'unlf
lll.utlO tVt-t uf nine b'lirJi.
6011,0(10 14-fe.ct nbarcd hoops.
6,0U railroad ties.
6U,0b0 feet of good hemlock boards,
For which I will nay Ibe bighuet market price,
delivered at Clearfield, or at any point on tbe
lyrooo m llearnoid Itauroau.
J. F. Kbamik.
Clearfield, Pa., Oet. 1, 1878 tf.
Just lt?ctivel.
Junt Received by ARNOLD, at
CURWKNSV1LLK:
Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster!
Car Load pure Corn, I(yo and Oats
Chop !
Car Load Deaken Suit !
Car Load of Choice Family Flour I
Cur Load Dry Goods, Groceries, &c!
terrSliingleB, Bark, R. R. Ties and
Grain will be takon in exchange.
CurwonRvillo, May 1, 1H7H.
CLEARFIELD MARKETS,
Cl.R ARFIBLD, Pa,
Nov.Otb
1 60.
$:t oo
3 8U
1 80
1 60
1 40
1 00
1 no
86
46
36
nO
0 I IO
3 76
40
4U
1 AO
16
Hour, per ewl. ,
Huckwheat Flour, per cwt H.,
Cora Meal, per cwt
Chop, rye, per cwt
Chop, mixed, per cwt
Bran, per cwt ,
Wheal, per bushel
Rye, per bushel ,
Cats, per bushel
Corn, ears, per bushel
Uuckwhent, per bushel ,
Clover seed
Timothy teud
Potatoes, per bushel
Apples, per busbel
Onions H
Hams, per pound
tSbouUer, per pound
Dried Beet, per pound
Chickens, per pair
11 utter, per pound
k'ttili, per doxeo
60
20
16
t Ob
16
Salt, per sack, large
Uoal Ull, per gallon
Lard, per pound ,
Pried Apples, per pound
Dried Peaches, per pound
Deans, per bushel
121
7
12
on
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
pHlLAnKi.rnu, Nov. 8th There was but little
movement la breadntulls, and wheat was lower
Cotton sells to a limited eitenl at 1 1 to for mid
dhng uplnn is. Hark Is nominally unchanged.
gC(..fcjClovcr Is dull at oHiK- Timothy is
neglectod. Flax Is In doinend at S1.H6, Flour
and Meal Tbe flour market is quiet and steady.
Sulci of l,6Mi barrets, Including Minnesota ex
tras at $,.(' 6 76 for low and choice clear, and at
$0 12M.H6t for straight ; Pennsylvania family
l-jfd. .17 : western do., at $6 ilif-o'S 40, and pat.
entsat H 76f(i8 2i. Also 4,0(J0 barrels (iirard,
Cam'ien,r.gTpt and Cheltenham on private terms.
Rye flour is steady at j.46(6.n." per barrel. No
ties of aornmenl.
Oraio Wheat is Inactive and rather easier.
Sales of fi,0OU bushels, Including rejected, at (1 .06
n. 1. 07 ; red and amber, track and afloat, aijl.u
fin 1.161. and No. i red. elevator, at $1.16. At
the open board, first call, 6,0ttf bushels December
nt f 1.171 ! M6l wm bid for November ; I1.17J
for Peoeiuber, andlLPlj for January. Rye Is In
steady request at Woo per bushel for Pennsylva
nia, with sales of 16,000 bushels. Cora is in fair
demand and firm. Sales of e.t'OO bushels, in
cluding yellow, at bbUyhfc; mixed at 66o, aad
rejected at 64(iu6tic. At tbe open board, first
call, I0.U0J huiheis December sold at bio; &ic.
was bid for November; blSa fur Ueoember, and
6.fie tor January. Oats are dull and weak. Sales
of MOO bushels. Including white, al 37if(biiio,
and reiected ond mixed at .Ibfta'lrUa. At ibe first
call, 3tfc wae bid for Nuvember : 40o far Decem
ber, and His for January.
Whisky Is firm. Sales or western at 9i.ii .
Cmciao. Nov. 8tb. Flour quiet. Wheat falrlv
activei a cbede burner; no. rit wtaier.ai o,
No. I Chicago spring, 1 01 far oaib SI.MJ for
Oecember : f l.bli Mr January t no, a uo. v.tc,
Corn eieaJy t fair demand j HUio for cash; 401
OudUio fur December : 4jfi161c for May. Oats
to food demand and a shade higher; Itfio lor
. np r ir HMemnr i iiio ior may. r inx-
Beed tower at $1.30. Kye steady, liarley easier
at 06c. Pork unsettled aud eeneraUv lower
ilH.;6fnM fur cash ; III V0(4l2 mr November ;
tll.Vj(.ol2 for Pecombcr; f l.S2)((l3.ft for
January. Lard fairly active and a shade higher
$N.I'6 lor cash j $H fer November and asked for
December and January. Hulk meats irregular;
shoulders, $4.55, short rib, $7.80; short clear,
$7.66. Whisky steady.
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties,
Curweneville, Pa. Jan. 9, 1 STS-tf
1)1.1. Vint HALF, Thirteen hives of
J) Italian Heea which I will tell cheap for
caih, or exchange for wheat, for further in
formation eall on or address the undersigned.
J.F. K RAM Kit,
Nov 6,'7 tf. Clearfield, Pa.
TITOM.Y TO LOAN. On first. class im
jJM. proved farm property, by the Mutual Lile
Insurance uompnny i new lorn, on nrsi mori
gnge, in turns from $l,0n0 up. For further In
formation aiiply to the undcrsiitned.
Ill RXTUAL W. SMITH.
Clearfield Pa., May 7th, I HTtf-tT.
I1HTIIAV NOTICB. Came trespassing en
j tbe premises of the undersigned In U ra
ti am township, on or about the first of May last,
a red and white spotted steer, about ooe year old.
Tbeovaerli hereby notified to come forward,
prove hie property, pay the legal cnerget, anu
take the animal away, or I will dispose or It at
the law directs. JAM KS MOYLR.
Urabamti n, Oct. SO, 1H80 SI.
A Hmt.NKI.H' M)TICK.-To Hlioao It
jV M 4 oner rn t The nnderslgned, having
teen appointed Assignees for the benefit of eredi
tors bv Jea. B. (Iraliam, of Clearfield borough, all
persons, therefore, having claims against him will
present ihcm to us for settlement, and those tn
det ed to the said Graham are required to settle
and make payment to as.
KDWARP A. TtlULKR,
ASIIUHY W. LHK,
Clearfield, l a., Pee. S4, 1870 tf Assignees
SIlOlCMAKINfJ I hereby Inform sny pa
trons, and mankind In general, tbat I have
removed my ehoeraaking shop to tho room in
Mrabam s row, over n. i. nnyuer e jeweiry store,
and that I aro prepared to do all kinds of work
in my line cheaper than any other ehop In town.
All work warranted as good as can be done any
where else. Pveitlvely thie Is the ehrapert shop
tn Clcanield. JOS. II. DnhRINO.
Pee. II, ItiTl tf.
AlfTION All persons are hereby caption
J ed against purchasing or negotiating a cer
tain Promiesory Ante, given te Wells Itol
lopeter, Agents, dated July I iv, 1PP0, and calling
for t'29 and some cents, and due 1st of January,
lft0, at Curweneville Hank, as we have never re
ceived value therefor, and will not pay tbe same
unless eompellel to do so pt process of law.
PKI RR MAYS,
DAVIW P. MAYS.
New Millport, Pa, Nov. 10th, 1880 It.
11HTRAY NOTICnU-Came trespassing on
j the premises of the subscriber, residing In
Pfna township, on or about tbe first of September
last.a KKD II Kl FHH.with a white faee.secming ly
abou' three years old Tbe owner it requested lo
corns forward, prove his property, nay all legal
chargee, and take tbe beast away, or it will be
disposed of acnnruing to the Act of Assembly tn
suck eases mado and provided.
V. H . IIAAVMt.
flramplan Hills, Nov 10tk, lsl St.
AMINI(rRAT(llt'n NOTU Notice
U hereby given that Lettera of Adminis
tration oo theeatateof IIKNJAM I N 8. HOHr.HT.4,
lata of Kooi township, Clearfield county,
Pa., deceased, having been duly (ranted ta the
undersigned, all persons Indebted to said estate
will please make immeoiatc pavmcnt, and those
having claims or demands against the same will
present them properly authenticated for settle
aent wilboutdelay. CONKAD UAKKR,
Administrator.
New Millport, Pa, Nov. 10, lHH0-6t.
AIiMINITBATtlR'ANTli;i-U-Notlea
Is hereby given that Leltere of Adminis
i,.non sb tbe estste of Ki.lAS L. SMILKY. late
of Hrndy township, Clearfield county, Pa., dee d.,
bavieg been duly granted to tbe undersigned, all
persons indebted to eald estate will please make
immediate payment, and thoae having claims ar
demands ageinsl tbe tarns, will present them
properly autbentieeied for settlement without
delay. LAFAYLTIK hMlLEY,
Administrator.
,athsrsbarg, P, Nov. 10, (HfiO fit.
AllMIMIHlHATOItM ftOllt'Br-Notle
Is hereby firm tbat Letters of Adminle-
tratioann the estate of WM. H. RHAPLKY, late
ef Clearfield borough, Clearfield Co, Pa., dee d,
having been duly giaaled te the eneersigoed, all
persons Indebted ia sen estate will please mike
immediate payment, and ihoea having claims or
demands anio tbe same, will present then
properly ant bait tea ted fer eetllement without
delay. MARY RRADLKY,
tlearnelrt, I'enn a,
DANIKL STKWAKT,
Woodland, Pena'n
Oet. If, HOI II. Adminlstraters.
H(W flmtisrinfnfs.
1880.
Fall and
GRAND OPENING.
"X", jA.. aFX-DECX edb CO
DRESS
Wo oflor in this department a fine nsBortmcnt of nil Wool Momie Clolli iortj--ix
inches wide, Tnfl'utn Cloth in all colors. 0 4 wool Suiting Flannols
all shades, Novelty Trimmings, a lull lino of Colored Cash
meres in all tho lato now colors.
A lull and oompluto lino of lilnek and
sell them at lowor prices than can he
SHAWLS.
A full line of lung and square, Foreign nnd Domestic Wool Shsws in great
vurioty of new designs.
LADIES COATS, DOLMANS AND CIRCULAHS.
Esquisito novelties for Kali nnd Winter wear in great variety.
Mourning Goods.
This department is constantly- supplied with new and fresh goods, and sold
with a small profit.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
this depurtmont may bo found Diagonal Coatings, liasket Cloth, Iloavcr
Cloth, Kackings in all tho new shades. Also Cassimcrs and Suitings
for mon and boys' wear.
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, &C.
Our Fall and Winter slock of Underwear comprises all Wool and Merino
for l.iidics, Oeiits und Children. Hosiery in nil qualities.
Gent's Shirts, Collars and Cuffs.
A good assortment of Ladies' and Gent's Glovos, Perfumery, Pockclbooks,
and Fancy Articles of nil kinds.
This is one of the most attractivo departments in our bouso, and It always
Biiiipneu wiin ino most lusmonauio goods, nieo and tastefully trim
med Huts nnd Bonnets always on hnnd.
BLACK AND COLORED SATINS,
SILK VELVETS,
PLUMES, FEATHERS,
WINGS, FLOWERS,
ORNAMENTS. &c.
CORSETS AND SKIRTS.
Abandsomo lino ol liibbons und Nccklies. Wo also have a lull line of
llrocndo Kihbons or nil widths, and tho newest and most desirable
shades. Also a Gno assortment of
Ladies' and Gent's Neck Ties,
Laces and Embroideries.
We havo a fiill assortment of Lace. A large lino of Hamburg Edgings nt
various prices. This department is also complete
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
Wu offer ut all times lha greatest and most completo variety of handker
chiefs that can hu found in tho county nt very low prices.
Damasks, Table Cloths, Napkins, Towels, Spreads.
Wo would call attention to our coinplcto assortment in this line.
Wl)ite& Colofed tflajynelfj.
Wo also hnro a Inrgo lino of Illiinkols, Tickings nnd Calicos of all tho stand
ard makes, Blent lied and Unbleached Muslins.
III this department inny bo found a full and complolo slock of Brussels and
other varieties of Carpets, tho prices of which will sponk for thomsclvcs.
UPHOLSTERY.
tn thit department will bo found n assortment of Kurnitnro Cblntr., Oil
Shadings and Hollands in all colors. Also spring and bnlanco Fix
tures nnd Trimmings.
OUR MOTTO :--"Quick Sales and Small Profits."
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
MARKET STREET, - - CLEARFIELD, PA.
Clearfield, l'cnn'a, Nov. d, ISRO-tf.
Jlf flttrtisrrarnts.
1880.
Winter.
GOODS.
Colored .Silks. Wo shall continue to
purchased clsewhcro in this countv.
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Curwcnsville, Pa.
N. E. ARNOLD,
Wholesale Dealer in.
DRY GOODS. FURNISHING GOODS.
Boots, Shoes, Groceries,
TOBACCO, LEATHER, FLOUR,
FEED, GRAIN, SALT, OIL &C.
I luy direct from jobbers nnd niunufuclurcre, receive gooda ut
car loud rates, liencc can compete with New York nnd Philadel
phia house.
Also, Dealer in
Saw Logs, Lumber, Shingles and Bark.
Tarties having bark to haul during tho Winter, can contract
and receive liberal advances. Also, advances made on Saw Logs.
Give me n call.
N. E. ARNOLD,
Eept. !, ItSO-lf.
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"QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS."
TTTE INVITE the people of Clearfield and vicinit.y to the
vv inspection of our largo nnd well selected stock of
READY made CLOTHING,
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC.
Aa we buy for cash only, we are enabled to give our patrons
every possible advantage. Our lino of piece poods, especially
adapted to Merchant Tailoring, is complete. We employ only
first-class workmen, nnd are prepared to mnke suits nt short notice
and unusunlly low prices.
Wc tender our thanks for past favors, and solicit your future
patronage.
ALBERT TIIA1MIIAUSER,
Room No. 4, Pie's Opera House IJlock, Clearfield, Punn'a.
September 29, lgSO-tf.
JAMES L.
XT3Nr303EI3Fl.r,JaLX3C3ri33Fl.,
MARKET KTRKKT, l.l:ANI-'IF.I.I. PENN'A.
All kinds of Caskots and Co (Tins kept on hand, and furnished to order on
short notice, including tho finest as woll as tho cheapest that can bo manu
factured. Our
oonPBii ntiisisnviin
Is tho best In use, and will be furni.hcd when required. Funerals alUndtd
in any part of the county. Call at my oflico, on Second atrect, or lento
your ordera at Troulman'a Farniluro Store, adjoining tho Feslofllce.
JAS. Ij. LKAVY,
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'CENTRAL' HOTEL, PITTSBURGH,
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SMITHFIELD STREET, FEOM SECOND TO THIRD AVENUES,
riTTsnunon,
Tho most centrally located first -class llouto in tho City. Stroot ran pass
Iho door every fiva minutes to all the Depots and all parts ol both cities.
TttMP, S2.50 Tun Dat. WALSH & ANDERSON, I'ropriotoni.
ar-Tho Ci.iAnnei.n KirtBi.irAN received weekly kt Ibe ltolol and placed
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