Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, December 01, 1880, Image 3

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THE REPUBLICAN.
CXEAR H K LI), P A "
WEDNESDAY MOKNINO, IKO. I, 18n.
Terms of Subscription,
(f piid in dro,or wltkkn thru month... $3 00
If paid llr IbrM ud btfwr in Bomb .. 1 60
If )id Ur tbtpirliwo of lis ugnbu... I (H)
jUrM". 8. M. Pbttkmill A 0., Kw
pir Adrrtli(of AgrtiU, 17 Ptuk Kow, oorntr
t-l Htrett, art our tloljr ftnthvrtwd Agntt
, N. York Ciif.
nKl.l;l()I!H K OTIC KM,
Hrthodiit EpUcopftl Cliurcho.RcT.nio.
I,kht, Pitor. -nr.oi vir Stbbittfa tt v
A. M.i Bd T r. m.
Sabbath Hnhool t 9 A. M.
PrsToi MmiIdk cry WednenUT, at 74 P. M
Cninti unloi brvie, first tUbbatb of trir;
aiooiD, i ivi , m.
Went t'leartitlit M. K. I hurrh R-t
CHAHi.ti W. bi'MMLir, Psitor. Preaching tvarj
Blieroatt Suodaj, at 4 o'clock, H. M. bumlaj
twnuoi ai t r. ai. aii arc igtiiMi to atlcod.
PreabtcrUn thurcli H.t. H. g. Bctlkk.
Sabbath prkce morning ami aTenlna; Wib
etatb Sohool ft I P. Al. Prajar Mealing Wednaa.
iar raatDg.
Hapllat Church Ht. , Pmtnr
3alibib Hebol at P. M. Prayer Moatiog ?crj
WedneUj rnlig.
Ht. Krancla hurrhfattiollr Rf. p
J.HmainA. IHvirt Mtrtlrt at 10 A. M on
tha f ril, third and loorth fund) of mtsh month;
Veipert aod lleDadietton ot ib i'lrtied Haerament
at 7'eloek, P. M. huodnf bo boo I avary bundav
aftaraooo at I o'oluci.
OFFICIAL IHHaCCTOKY.
timi or auLDiaa o,UAaT,aaioai ooort.
Hcrot.4 Monday of Jaooary.
Third Monday of March.
Pint Monday if Juoa.
Fuarth Monday of September.
TIMB OF MuLDIM tOBBoa FLU.
Pint Monday of Jnna.
baeond Monday of No am bar.
ruiLio orriCBits.
Pridt A0II(n. Charlf A. Ma
Lock Haven.
Attittant Law Judgt Hon. John II. Orvil, of
Ballefonta.
Attteiatt Jmdgtt A bran OjrdeD, Clearfield
Vinoent U. Holt. Clearfield.
Vofauaotory Bli Uloom.
HfiHrma RtcortUr L. J. Morgan.
Tnaturtr Philip Dott.
IHttriet Attornt J. F. McKenrlc-k.
Art Jetnet WbnT.
luytty UWf F. I. ThomppAB.
Count) jferwyop Bamucl H. MoCloakey, Cur
acniTilla.
Coaafy (Vamfttfoinre C. W, Kyler, Urahan
tnn P. O.i Elah Johnaton, M ram pi an P. 0.;
John N'nrrii. Hr., Curwdnvllla
tmmiiiioKtrt' Pr John W. Ilowt.
Contf Auditor William V. Wright, Clrar
flflj ; JMph Oilliland, Thraa Hum; J. 8. Nor
Tif, Woodland.
Vountf CoroncrJamta A. Moora, Clrarfield.
Jury Cammitnioner Andrew .1. Jackion, C'lf ar
flrd, Wm. H. Brown, Clearfield.
SupirinUndent of Public School M. L. Mo- ;
Quown, Clrarfleld. I
Staltrvf Weiylif& Meamrt Jriaa W.Carllla,
o (Tire at Luiherburg Pa.
Notariu Public John W. H'rlgly, Wm. Ra
lebaugh, Cjrmt (Inrdon, Clearfield; Joaeh K.
Irwin, N. K. Arnold, iurweDiuio( iiing
time, DuUnia City.
Our Sutcial column la decidedly Intaraaling In
a local point of view, and profitable reading to
ouiiiuen who went to ava money.
V I'.l, OK COMB K 15 I
"Will you take ahoat, oata or corn for aub
I'Tipiion V We are often inquired of in thla way
It Utter from patrona who rcai.la ara dittaooe
from Clearfield). W agutn lay yea. The recelplt
of a rctpunaible merchant or di)I owner in tha
TirioitT, wtll annwer aa Jurt aa well an the oh.
T' llltuitrate: If any of our patron will deliver
tti n bag of grain at the mill of Joiopb 11. Brath,
in Cbeat towoahlp, Iloraea Putohla, In Darnaide,
Thorn an H. Forcey, lo tlraham, Wm. Porter or
Shaw n, la Lawranoe, or Brown A Seyler'a,
Rorkton, I'd ton towmhlp, and forward tbeir
rrcclpta for the amount, we will credit them on
Ibeir aceounl for tha aame. lo thii way all may
aoon pay what they owe. If they will pnrnia this
gAdvirtim;r and otliorn will hear
tn mind that all artitlea intended for publicalioo
in thla paper nuil he banded In, not later (ban
Tuesday, at 9 A. M. IWt forget It '
Three weeks Iroin next Saturday i(
Loriaitn ta.
D. M. Dtdurtv ban recently had n
r-ew floor pot down In bit barker ihop.
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Winter baa como and it looks at
thouf(b it waa going to at ay Hht with i.
Hnn. Jamen Klynn, our member of
the Leglitatura-elect, wai In town on Monday,
The coat dealer and aleih mokcr
are happy to anticipation of an old faabloned
Winter.
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Theliftt .l j 'i nrn for tho January
Term of Court will b 'ound In thia laiae, ai well
at a number of Pberiff tales. J
A lartfo catamount, wciifhinffnwor
110 pound, wu killed in (Irabam townablp a
few day ago, hy a yoig mm named Maine.
liidtrway von incorporated as a bor-
4Qb week before liM, Judge Wrtmorn granting
!be petition of the eit tan pra ing for the aame.
a i
Mr. and Mrs. t. L. Krebs entertained
number of (heir friend to a p'earant and
elal manner, at their reMdeora, on Thanksgiving
evening.
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Wehavoheenrequitod to annnnnco
that lha Orani- meatlnif t ba beM la tha P- nn
vtMe Hat) at P.natille, Daeember 4 th, baa been
postponed. .
John Ii. Kratrlo ban a new frame
r-tidcnoe well order way on the eaat and nf
Market atreet,oear1voppaUatba LaotiarJ Oraled
wbvml batldlnf.
Tho stockholder! of tho. Woodland
Fire Brt-i Com pan r (llmltal) will meat at their
utfiea al Wood 'an I on Mooday January 3d, and
lent offi.rr for 1841.
Buy vouroelf a rnmfnrtahlo home.
Meron. Walinea A Krebabava a number of honaa.
aadlatt oaul fkina te tell. Call on tbem and m
ore a bargai. Bet adverllee aeBt.
Within 1k past four weeks, two of
Penfteid'a old el' lien a bava diad fpoi l be efTeta
3t aancar. via t Mr. Jane SebolWII. metber of
Jamea L. Scbnfleld, and Ilnaaa Richer.
The firm of Mdton (i. Brown and
4otb S. Ynnng, who look tba enairaet ef minu
facturlag tba lBbr on tha Dill, Waiam A Co.
tract In Bomaree' aoonty, bia bean dlll dred.
The County rnmmisiont?ni will
meet oo Monday,' tha th of DacemhfT, for the
parpoie of receiving tba returned the Aaeora
and preparing lha book for tbe rell ament of tha
annual aeananta.
A I. W. Walter and K l. liheems
wb billed a dear on Thaokagiving day. Both
f them war billed during the foraon. James
Cara, af Lawreaea township, al killed one on
Thanksgiving day,
i a ar-
U N. Shaw, ol Ibe Leonard House.
baa parebaeed tbe saloon of Wm. W. Worrell, no
Stoflod street, whieh will ba k pt open for tha
Ml of elrars and need a aaaople room for eo
areial meo slopping at hi hotel.
1
Owen l!nmihell. l Lawrence town-
at.lp, waa nnlted in aurlaas o Thanksgiving day
u Mr. Rn ttfet Boart?. of Peanvllia. the ere
ny taking place at tha Chareh, In Peanville
Erv. Father Sbert Uo of thla place ufliciated.
Quite a number of onr citizens hnd
Heir lee boasea filled daring the past wreb. The
lee is of fair quality, hut aw'y about five Inches
Uhk. Onr apiaion la that too srep will "pan
oat a tafr article before tho aaain elo.
DflTid Adams, Mail Aetit on the
TyToere A CVarold Rtltroad. bas b- qol'a ill
It th pait sis weeks witb fevar. He la al the
xsidearaofblaajKithar la tbia plae. aa J la eno.
aleariBg. Wa bape be will e-at inoe la Improve
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Win S. Rhaw, formerly of thin plare,
be b. a gBia fn.f-blDg good asiablisbmcni
os eigar stem ta DuRoie. narrawly aeeapad bav.
Ilt bia etaoh ef good destroyed hj the mM
Tho fira aa eta)ed sjl bl'' sbflrt dltanca
fremtia oeUbllakmaot by Karlog duwo on ad
Jsla'tg building.
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Tuero are three ecliisea booked for
bw SMwtb, aa fallows i "A portUI aalipea
(be tan Oeaeaabar 1st i invisible. A latal
'Sss af tbo aaa Duamliat UtA I ll'''- A
Hntalaeitfaaef Ibe asm Daoembar StsM
Wars pane ft Delta 8uU eoero or has
MUfsed. Al lev Tort Oil tna ldJI '
ooaanaAawtM and Iho s4
autnki In aba ant lag.
11. A. KruiBor i munufpoturor of
aaiti coat i, a.Huian, clrvulan, aktrti aad r"lla
diib'i unJarwrar.
Uon. Thadiluua Uunkn, a prominent
uinibar of tba Blair oounty Bar, died at bk h"tnt
to llollidayiturg on Kunday u, aftrr a linger
ing lllnaii.
Tbe third quarterly nicotine of the
Clea.oVht M.K.( burih ... held I.M 8!.Wlb.
Tha PraMdlng K;d.r, He. B. 0. Rwallow.preaoh
d oa Sunday arenlttf.
Don't buy icturvH I mm parties pcl
dllng tbruujb tha manty, until y tiv priced
ibe iama goo.la at Ji)kin'i. Yon ti tava
mon ly folhmiofc ihn advina.
Come to 'J iMt! i lm Aoors fur
1X61 ara all at wurk. It la hoped that on or
two will tot Dime tbeir wrk unlit ll middle of
January, aa baa .fln barn tha oar.
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Tilt) AlKw.tiii und '1 rtiiie narlicA
wbum wa noi!erl in ihefa ooluumatwo wet-kaajto
having gone to ibf uounialia nartb of town
after game, returned to Clearfield laat Saturday
and ihlppod half a doiea drer a irofhlee of ibtlr
bunt.
Forty yi'urM oxihthmico Iiub stummi
le appniTBl oa Aer'i Cherry Pastoral, aa
ihnmoKt reliable nf all remedial for Throat or
Cheit diaaaae. , Id caoiidaeJ and tnnreiplng
popularity ii ecBoiuakn evl-Unca of Ha atiperlor
curat ire quIitlt.
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A. K. liininiilifr. I-Npihn Aifcht
at Phi ip'itirjr, und wno oflle la'e 1 lur Mr. Rheeu
in tbia place during hi al renr in the UVtt thii
lait Fill, hai been aprHlnd KiprrH Mntengi-r
on tbc Bald Eagle Valley Railroad, running from
Tyrona to I oak llavn,
A miner named Ilnrl-v watt kilUl
by a premature fall ufcoil at iba Ouaan Co II it ry
of Juhn Whiiebaad A Co. i,ear Houtidale, on
Tueaday of laat week, lie wat anxloua lo hVK
a lartta fall, ao.l in undermining ba riaked too
much and loit hi life.
ConirnuTiiiin ett ivu-t-M will hu held in
tha Clearfield Pual.yitrian Chu'ch n''StBbtb
taorni ig al IOJ t.'olo-b, A coiiKregalinal Dart
ing will ba tatli tmmediaiely after tbe prepara
tory aervieei on aturd'iy morning, at which a
largfiaitendaofe ix rrqu-ile.l, lo traOKBdt Import
ant b jvinari.
Our niuiihuniH uiu lillin up thuir
itor-t lth nttiBitiva g todi (or ilia holl lya.
Conapicooui among oibiri w notice that Ct
Qaulin, at the poaluffloa book atorp,baa plaord io
pnelrion for lb inniH.'tion of tbe public, a va
ritty .f artle'ae that for Iranty atid ueliilneaj
wa have never arrn ill" likn.
tieurifu T Kiilibs, editor of tho
Clarion iJtmorrat, and owner of uno of tbe beat
country netpeir ilablihmentj in tbe Slate,
waa married on Wvdorday of kit week, to Mlii
Martha llodra, one of Brookvillc'a moat eili-
mabla younjc Indira. If anjbrdy ran be happy la
tbia world, Ftnd Rriuba ojjlit to t tho uiao.
List of lotterH reinaiiiini; unelaimed
in Iba Poll office at Clearfield, Pa., lor tbe irc-ck
ending November li'ih, 188(1 :
Mlfa Cornel in B-iuglmn, Win rt. Brown, Mra
Carrie Brink, Mr. Mary Jin Cbeatnul, Dan I
(loggin, Henry Knibu!ork, Mra. Anola Wrk,
Jam Wbiiworth. P. A. OAl'LIN, P. M
Thk Limhkr Mahkkt. The proa-
peeta lodk bright for Inmberuien. 1 he Marietta
Timt, in tpo-iking of the (lu-i in (he lower end
of tho rlvor. Mil' "A lolnl .iT atif.nl InvunK An
r.ri..r.ld n't H.rl,K. .n. ..Id b., m,l ot
tbem Wit g tiken through to Port Drpor-it. One '
or two pine rafta fold a low aa fifteen ccnli, hut I
the majority brmigbt twenty wnt. and a few, I
brnnghi twcnty-tw cintn. Ilemlcck brought a j
high aa elevi-n cent, nlthough tea cent waa the j
ruling prioe. I.uuioe rtnrn bava nut dune eo well I
for feveralyeara prcvioua." j
The Tyrone Herald contains the;d,f In the .llm onn the Ort hen. Cornet Band,
particular of an accident that occurred at Ihe j ,n oniforui, appeared on the eUeetf, an I treated
big mill of the Morhanta Und A UnWr Cm cliU-m to aomo very g ol muein. Tbe
pany. at Oeeo'a. on Prllay, Nov. lPth. by
whl-h o large cl-eular uw waa broken to piocca.
Xin Neff. nne of the workmen, waa cutting slb'
aod h fit log on a pair of wet buck ck in mittens
be si slipped from bia hed and struck the snw,
which was running at full speed under a heavy
head of steam. Oae piece of tha saw cam within
an Inch of tehing the top ofT the boss sawyer's
brad,
mm -a aw
A Vai.dablk Purchase Kx Sheriff
Pie, of 0 ceo la, and Peter Uarolcr, of Covins; ton
iQwnnh'p, have purchase I rome X,5i)0 acres of ex-
iimk tnl In XtuKmu oountv. and th"t
are already at work putting up a large taw mill.
At the moderate istimnte of 10,(1(1(1 tee' to (be
ace, thla puvebase will yield .14 OOl.noo Teet or
luu.ber, beeldes several lhounl oor I of tan
bark, which tt la said will mora tban pay fur the
land. Mr. Oarnier baa Ihe general lupervlalon
of tba work, and baa removed his family to Mo-
Kean county. His potoffleeaddrfsa Is Kane, Pa.
Finished. The Jury Commission-
era. A. J. Jackson ai d W. R, Brown, E-qa , bave
completed filling the Jury wbsel for tft?l,aod
the first lit for tbe year appears io thia Ume of
tbe llai uiLlCAN. Of course, one of the Msndard
Inquiries among thoie who bava nut been drawn
nut of lbs wbe I, la "Why doea my Dams 0t
out V That's o pretty fair question for a
eitisento put to a Jury Coramis'ioner: but having
bid some exper'e&ee as clan lo that Hue we bave
known tbe names of ci'isrne la remain in tha
wheel froo five to eight years before they were :
drawn out.
Death of On. Itow I)r Herman
Row, a prominent phjslciao ef Altoona. and
brother to Samuel J. Row, editor af tba ?"'
etna's Juurmnl, 8 B. Row, and Capt. Amos Row,
-II uf this pUea, dtnd at his bom lo Altoona lat
Frldy morning, to tbe 4tt yr of his Age. His
'a ber, (li-orge Kow, In former years w,u editor
of tbe Indt-tpa Higitttr, and tbe deceased and
five brothers, Including the three above namod,
wero all brought up printers. At tbe age of ti
years ba entered upon his medical studies, and
afterward gratuat'd at the Uoivcr?iry of Penn
sylvania In Phil It Iphi. A wife and ihree chil
dren are left to mourn ihe death of a husband
and futher.
A man named Joseph K. Hood,
died io rlrous io?he, an l h-iiling from Oaw-
ileo, New Jry, gave two street ebloiijone on
Mondajt no a slack ropn atrotehrd from the third
alory window ol Pir'a Orera liuue to Ibe Kiattar
building. He walked lha rope over and beck.
after which ba gave a perlormauee on the tra
pi sc. The perlwrioa&ne was repealed after night,
w&icb was dark aod windy, and reudored tbe at
tempt hasardous and dailug ; but Bond wit b a
lighted torch un each end of the balancing pole
perlormtd iba feat successfully, while Be spe:U
tors gasud with aalouUliiaeni and held their
breath for lar lett be should fnll. A bat was
pN(s-d around to no-lve whatever the luiker-un
might wlb tu givu. As a ropr waklst Bond Is a
acne, Ike performance will ber-pitod next
Hatur.iy alteruoon, el 1 o'elook
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How SEMsiBi,E.-Tbe Practical lirtmrt
la tba leal ttaue, amotg btuar prtisal tbii gs,
remark a that "a single looaw stone, wbeb night
be tbruwo out in twa eruade, Is uuietiue. struck
by wagun beets If'y tiusa o dsy, or more than
IO.UU0 times n jeer. Tea tbuusaad blows of a
sledge hammer e.s bard an one waoa would
probably deasoliib It entirely, aoJ tbo stone doa
aa Uss barm because H livldalls blows amoog a
hundred tahielrs. Ibre Is, h. re fore, probably
ao intaetnabt that woubi pay a higher rata ul
profit tba o few dollars' worth or wurk la clear
ing paliiic highways of loose and filed tunes."
Tito Supervisor, or trate'ler, who Is too slnpid lo
aotnprebt-n-l this sagefUnn should be omprlied
10 take a tack teal io all common sense atlirt
Important DiccinioN. The Supreme
Court ot Pennsytvaoio de leered ao opinioo no
iba 9lb u t , at P.ttst-urgh, involving tbe right or
parties tu obtain dmtges fr Injury done to
to fbildren while pliog on radruad ears. Tola
iploioo roasaerted the principle laid dofl le a
prevlooa dec I ilen by the saws Cuurt, that "E
eept ot crossings, where tba public have a right
of way a nan who step bis loot spun a railroad
track dees $ at bis p rtl. Tbe Cum -any out
only bus o r-gtt of waj, but It la exdurlvo at ail
tlntea and all purposes." Jude Pioa, wbw
rrad the opiuiia,aid, "It also ought la ba equally
well nnJerotovd thAt parents wno permit tbeir
child ten te trespass Upva the track -t a railioad,
era guilty ut aegiigenM. Il Is not only grwss bnt
eulpable aegligeiiee, aa it imperii ihe llvesrihe
ebiidien se re-pasiag a a!se tbe lives r tba
tinvaliag p nolle. 14
That 's goad sense. A footmen, or other party,
baa 00 more right uo a railroad tra- k, vntsde el
tbo eari inao one t.eiibbor baa tbe tight over
oootbar to go Into hia gardao aod dig a neae .i
potatoes for d.ni-er wttbvut hia permission. II
in doing a be gets ahot-gosard, bo should bear
tba wwuad, baaauao bo was found on praniees
when bo bod no boatoosi vitbonl Iba oooaonl ol
tba ewaer. Moroi Aa a earns Irot nueibar at
tnmpikM nod otbef pwblla raadt bar been pro
vldsd far owryoonnooiiyjeag beforo ralVeada
wwrn made, II to bat fair toward ill fhal each
keep tbeir pleee, and ntef fftraspasslBg.
You can nvet monny if you buy
your clothing at Mi'llnger A R oa'a.
You eniinot o nmliM in anything
yon want If yoa call at T. A Flee b A Cot.
FlunnoU, cnMimortu nnd cantons in
nil atook at T. A. Fiaok A CVf.
Window shades in newest styles and
wm,,Tij m . n. rioa a i;o a.
Tho best lining corset ever mado
ll now to be found at T. A. Fleck A Co. 'a.
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A now linu of all wiHil canlimores, in
the lata new abadea, jutt teeeired at T. A. Fleck
A Co'a.
For Sams ! (ieorit Thorn has a
pairof twin leda fur aale, good aa new, nhicb
be ai I atll cheap. Dec. 1 St.
H. A. Kraicer initfs tho sltontion
ofeaab buy era to Ma larg viibk of Win'er Dry
Uooile.
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C'oai. In. If any of our eoal hank
men kcl like iiaditig auie of their product lur a
aerlca of number of e,.pU, b( the CLKanrilLO
Rifi-ULtcAN, we will g adlyaiuiw tb.m where to
put two or three hundred buahele on account io
that way. Wa have a bin ai our rttidnce and
one at tha office that will bo'd a limd evry now
and than. A bint lo the wla la a very age re
mark, and ihniitd be aofficlenl. Nov, 10 It
mm mm
A m'ii other eases before the Hoard
of pAnlona nl ila ru.n hut rnitk, at llarrif
bur,-, were Iboie of Sivwart Walker, arrerted near
Curwei avltlc, in thlacouoiy, and n ut lo tbc ptnl
t'iiliry for hrae-ara!lng, fiom Centre county,
for ten yeitr, an I SJ S. an I UW. Ilalnta, ea h
ent from thi eouuly, fur brra etcaling, for five
yeara ai.d aii montba. Tba firat oamel wa
granted a nhearit g, and tba two latter were re
futed. TO THE FUBUC.
Tbe uodara'gncd wlihet to Inform tbe people
generally tht he bm retumed ihe buflutaa f
fhoewukiiig in all It btan bet, in tbe roiui above
Cardona' itit at market, vibere bo can at all time
Iks ( u:id ready and wi ling to wait on all of bla
old and u many new eutimo a i m ty lavor
him witb tbeir patronage. He I mure all bia
work and guarantee aaiitfaclion, bota In nook
and workmAnibip. Gent, give m a call and 1
ill give you liti. Country produce taken In ei-
tbante !r w irk . Vax Cosku.v,
Cluatfl.dd, Pa , Ues. 1st tt.
Time for a Ciiandic. Tho recent
wikd iturta bavtu turned tt of oar must in
porlaol brilgeatbtt tpnnaJ tbe river Into tha
atreatn, It ta cuiieiuove notice tliat bn and cov
ered alructurea of tnat kinl are reodercd uaaifa
and expeoRivi, and aliould become obaolrte, Tlie
traveling public and the local taxarera ihuuld
ppoaa the rebuilding of bo b thce bildgcs on
the old plan, niid advocate tbe itibatitutiun ot
Iron itructbie, be-? an jo of thtir durability,
cbrapiiiM aott aafi-ty . More: 1 hn "Uoodfelluw
bridg'i" abuuld never lie erected on the oldaite.
I hit fact fhould attract the ipecul attvutioaof
Corwunivlilvaid Clearfield, betwet-n wbicb pla'-oi
a grent dal of driving it dona, and tbo two rail
road entiling at lliv old locution I an uftVnue lo
eviry tratellor, conetantly rndiDgrinf llfo and
property. Tba bfldttexb"uld be rcbui.t aa tpeediij
aa joiaibte and ao locHttd a to avoid the railroad ,
eioilu iodioeed. I
UoW IT WAS OlMRRVKI). ThanlcH
giviiig day, ior. Uih, wa partially otijered in
i a,"f ni
of a holiday. The weather whi moderate, although
rqually divided between clear and rlnudy. A
frfb fall of inow tbe riftbt prrilou covered the
ground lo tie dtptb of one and a-balf lo two
ioche. Young America put in a rnerrv tiuio ai
latif!g oa the rivrr. The alorea acre all open
but Ihe hank, public achoola and a few mnnn
fioturing eotAblithmnnta were cloiJ tbe entire
, lbngivlng arrvifi at tbe M K t tiuron in
! ' ln vr? Pn "7 attended. Rev.
s- 'cd the irmon. taking hia
lext from a pirtlon of tbo 6 l fa ehap'cr of lttu
torooomy. A printed service of n sponsive read
Ir-ga, gotton up (or the oirasioa by Rev. Lid
was appropriate and used wilh good tflrut ber re
and afler ihe sermon. A collection for ibe boncfit
of the poor was Ukao up. The amount reallie I
'wasbetwien sevn oid clht dollar. Rev. J. J.
Pterc, Pretlding Kider of tba Will am port dis
trict, luotured in tbo Court House In tba aveninir,
fur the benefit of the West Clearfield M. E
Ct-rcb. TS "t.:rJ "d and lh le.-
ture on 'Tngtrs ll was abiy d.livere 1, 0'd well
rvoaivid by tboaa who h-ard it. We did not hear
ibe amount rtalimd,
FIRE AT DUBOIS.
A Ara was discovered breaking out of the roof
of the new Optra House at Dultols, at 2 o'clock
on Tuesday morning of lent week, and deatryed
nine buildings before tt e uld be g it under con
trol. Wn Dud a vrry lull acj&unt of thi disaster
in tha Courier wbiib we copy for Ibe benefit of
our rottdera i
From Ibe Opera Hun a the lira reichet Ibe
rear of Kane's dru ators. aat tbe d r aod
bli family barely escaped, siring not auffloirni
clothes to outfit tHem. Beth Mead ro up stairs
and secured tbe sewing machine, but all uther
household goods, prnvai'ins,eti , wore destroyed.
Tbe contents of iba drug More were burned sae
soda fountain and the show cses.
Mrs, MtfuVnnyrr'e house situated directly In
Irunt of the Opera Ilou-e, waa alo one of the
Bra, to fall before the dentroyer, an I she barely
esaaped wlib br life, sating ni-thin; vt any ac
count. ,
A 'tout the sim lime tba diug store caught,
tbe building eo. tammg lite Mnes McMtnii'
mil linery store and postodlue suffered a like fate
Very little little. I' anything, we saved from Ihe
mil linery store, at It was rest tha burning
theatre, but tbe poaioQke tffielals secured tbe
mail, alaltuncry, bags, stamps, lock, and call
buter, and other things, losing hut little. From
the poHofliea Kelly 'a reilauraM waa fired, wbicb
followed with nrarly the entire lots, aod a family
living above ware made among tbe Mil of the
victim. The neit hecse, occopVd by Mr. Mix.
wms far enough away to allow of ilia teinuvsl of
all Ihctfft' ia previous te Us ignition.
Acroia llto alley from Mil's stands Power'
jewelry store, and from there away down street
is an almost solid block of wojIoi buildings.
Plainly tha alley was lha piase io stp the fira or
It would take tbe whole Iwq for two or three
sqUhies, if aot more, ao all the carpets and water
pails in iba vicinity were placed at tha dispoaal
of men who ascended to tbo roof, and krpt the
wet carpels hinging oext tha blase. By bard
ligli'hig thiy were vidirious, at. ! the Are w-tt
btadvdufl in this diieaiioa. Bb nd tbe Opera
lluuv at djiigrr tbietteutd, ao the remaining
lurv. atttuipud io hiuiler tbe prgra of tbe Ut
acoae tbe street Uwrdi VVio Sua' s ore.
Fn.m Kanu'a drug atote tbu lira spec lily coin
muitieaied with Uugb dleele's resldeuee, wnure it
waa inltrcspWd.
Nai Ibis buU'O stood a bakery, a1 so th prop
erty of Mr. ijiole, and adjoining tnis a vout
Wt weaupied Uttly by ihe wigeem. Peraeivtog
tout a tt-If ttfl.ent.llj aideiupriveutibeerotfibg
ol fire euald be uiaJe ot pulhug down tbe bakery
willing bAtids leli lo work ouJ tjt toe Uauit-s
wimb bd bOAlly reacbed a litmL
Ib uuty danger ol a spread was now by truss
ing tba street. Hobwem's buue waa W4tsud by
a uoipa vt water cariieis, aod tluuter's aod llt
riub'a ibe earner Ibe Ouugur to itio latter wa
muen tbe greater, aa tbe auarrud Ifunia and
bruheo glaas sbww, and brJ wura aloe aei
tbAl s.de of tbe street swla.
UaJ Ibe are rca btJ au tlie.- bouse, ia aay di
rtgnon, tba twit isiual have bieu turea or lour
time a gr.at, wun a nsa ot tba eutir uo, out,
f-ituuaiely, H wai auanJ lo a portion made up
ol auul.er edlBceS.
Tae lussasaro tUtributcd at out at follwai
Jese UaI, tbe poatufilie aud natehal, $3i0.
No ioiurauee.
KaeaUiwr 0,,era Company, l,b00. Of iblslusa
J, keao (Maes one iuird, Mwad tftwlbers obe
tllid,aaa Ibe baud tbe wtber taird. ibe luaar
an ca nil reuh$l,UU0.
Mrs. UeOk-Uugnr on bsr hum aod furniture
luces OBUi), end no ltiiurooe.
tit-urge Paul I ou iw boust-e (Kelly's restsuraLi
aod tue ouuie ocdupiel by tf. M s.) ni)i, oa
wbicb ihre 4t 0 ibiurabuo.
J. H. kane on bis Orug steie, furniture, drags,
ale , 1, boo iv l,ntn', nub til is.abiai.oa,
Hugh fclevlv, tw bouse! abd buusebuid geuis,
Mw,OoU.urboe,
Muses MoM.no, buio ttOO, losn'ed fur $-100.
Slo k.llJOOUigl.oi'O, insured lergl.aMd.
kaue bas goao ibrwegb Ira iwmo Oelwre In tbe
il eouatry, and toe Mead Brwc. tbrr times,
tttek kg tbeir Iweaea mere on tbem.
Dr Kao will rehaild tn oaberl lime, Mr. Dale
will rvpiaeo tho poMoAee, aud ibere is nrum tr
llat lha Opera Uoanpatv will Uy again, bat l bey
are not jet deiJJ. j
Varlona njatbods bsve beta demised toalktvlate
tbo Immediate vsais of loo poeplo basaed out,
and wo Ibinb tbo okitsu will rtopoad freeiy and
ebeatfulfy. If iba don't It will bo Cholret
tin.
II. A. Kralgor it aent for Richard
mn'i Kmira hoota, bnd Carltala lee aboaa fur
ladlai and children.
II. A. Krai cor is aunt for tho cele
brated Jauieatowo Alpaca Mill. Tbeaearatba
beat good for tha money, la the market.
II, A. ICraierisauut fortho Jatnoa-
town WooUa Mill. Tba eaalmerva fur gent le-
mto'a wear are uuiurpataed lo quality, dee, l-4t
Mommio cloth, in cotton and wool,
dresa gingham, aod tbe Fall atyln la dreaa cal
ico are among the lateirrival k( T A. Fiark
A Co'a.
If in need ol a curput, call at T. A.
Fleck A Co'a, who have jut received a new In
voice of caipetlng, whlih wilt be aold ol greatly
r duct J pricia.
Alakint: tbo buying of dress and dry
Kooda a iud, cartfulneaa in aeleetlog tbe aame
and felling them at lha right figure ban made
T A. Flick A Co'a tbo popular dry good houtc
in Clearfield county.
A Fact. An advertisement inserted
In tbe Rkpl'iAcn will reach mora reader than
If published la all tbe other paper la the coun
ty, and coat tbe advertiari Irai tban one-ball
In other wordl, an advert! meot published lo
our Jfurnal la worth double lha price of that
charged by any other publisher lo ihe county.
It 1 a fact." tf.
New Daily Staor Line. James L.
Leavy haa run-ei-drc' in bating a dally mail estab
lished between Clearfield and Ptunfield. and will
hereafter run a dally tge between the two point.
Ilisoontraoi began witb April let, and Ihe etage
will leave lea r tie Id every morning (except Hun
day) at 8 o'clock, making connectloa witb all
train ou the Low Grade Railroad at IVnofleld, re.
turning after tha laat train the eaiaa evening,
t'ai-aengeraand fieigbt will be carried al low ratea.
Order left at any of Ihe hole I a will be attended
10. IdaptlU-tf
1880. FALL & WINTER. 1880.
Orand oprnirg of MILLINER 0001)8, t
11. Lehman A Co. 'a. Opera Hu a, ClearficlJ, Pa.
The lateit ooreltiei lo llata, Dobneli. Bilk,
Tilvelv, Satin, Ptuihra, Fancy Feather, Wmga,
Plowera aod Ornament, Ladlea' "CLOAKS and
DOLLMANS, fhaali, Blankela Hkirta, and o
full line of DUK'SUUnUs, Flannel. Cloak Inge,
ate. Tbarking the ritiirna of Clear field and
vicinity fur pat favo a, we solicit a continuance
of tbe aame II. Ltimaa A Co.
Oct, IS, (80 tf.
Farmers, Look Hebe! Lytic will
give you hlgtitit market prteea for Wheat, Oata,
Corn, Buckwheat, Butter, Etfg", Onlone, Apple,
dritd fruits, and all kind or produce, he has
Ihe laigntand beit rtlccled slock of groceries,
ten, ccffi-et, molsatea, aplcea, oil ia)t, sugar,
(fueenwnre, tub, bucket, basket, churn, Ac,
in CleatBtld county. He bnya hia guod in large
qusngtie from matiul'ucturera and first bands
fir rash, and takes Ihe advantage of all
discount, and so he Is enabled to fell at Icweat
prices. He givea cash prices for roduee,and sells
his good at tbe lownt prices la the eouuly.
t.pt-2t-';V if
Clkarkielu Coal Tiiaue Slate-
'nent of Coal and other freight sent over ibe
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, I'eunijK ania Rail
road, for tbe weekending November 20th, ISbO,
and the same time last year :
COAL.
Pur ihe week -
.Same lime laat year
Protfouply during yoar...
lame Uiuo last yoar
i Increane
I Total in I CSS
j Same time last yiar
Increase..
urnsn rKHtuoTa.
Lumber
Viivcoilaiiuoue treigbta
D12ATH OF WM. SCH WEM, Sr.
It is our sad duty tbia week to chroaiele tbe
sudden death ot Wm. Bchwem, Sr., of Lulhers
burg, an old and repicted oititcn of our county,
who was well liked by every one acquainted
with bim. He had v ailed DuBoU on Tuerday
ufiem-on, tbe Mdull., Jut aflr tbsbigflra there,
anil kit town tu return to his home In Luther-
bur about I o'clock. That was tbe lait seen of
b m until bis lilebs body was found on Carson 'a
Hid, on the pike, abwut a mile well of Lutbrra
ourg, with bit ne k broken. Hi borne
a a cat'urt)d at the. Id I'usilet Lfrsit bom.
tead, a half a mile this side vt where the auui
dent occur rod. He wa drolng a young and
rptriled burse, and It Issuppost-d ha was Ibruwn
out ol tbs bugy, and death r suiting from the
fall. It waa evident that tba body had been
dragged aome fifteen or tweuty feat before It wen
released, frvu tbe Vehicle. Tho deceased was tn
tbe 71st vor of bis age, and was tbe father ol
five suns, all wall lo do business men, and one
daoitbler, vit : Will is in and Coarles beLWcui, of
Luiberibuig; Ueorge, ol DuUuia; Jacob, ol Kej n
oldivilic; ifabiel, Miidiig tu tLa Mate Ol
Misdssippi, abd Mrs. BrauJt, of tuv"i'l"
Budge, N Y.
A cuitespooJenl caatributea tbe following:
William tfcbweui, At, was burn ontbe &ib dty ul
JleyrA. D. 1810, In Krienhacb, near ihe any oi
Kiseralanteru, in iba u OAlled PaUH&al hlt g-
dum olUvari. Vt ben IB 3 ears ul I be married
Mlrs Mary Werns, with whom he beg I set eo
uhildn-n, five sons aod two daughters, six ol
wbom are Ittluar, una dtugbur bstag dtd
in mUecy. In 1 112, lt etaigraiol lo Amria, i
rlvitig at Niw Yuik on the Ota dsy of January
I6:f.t, and tsme to Lle.rtirlJ county In April
132. He driiartad this Lie Nr. 1SJ. IHdo
near Luthemburg, sgd TO yaura, 0 montba and
II days, leaving a wife aod fiuhildren, SSgtAOd-
abildren and I great grandchildren to mourn
hi sud len and nneipected deAth.
SptclaiM.
Own Ihnnaao Pan Cost. Ducolut or Old
Pricks. Sewing U bines can now be purchased
at Meneil'a tin and variety eturv, Irum sia ul
wards, All hibdoul sewing tbaobibbS rvpatrtrii
on the Fburteat notice.
Clearfield, Pa., July IS, 1877.
1'oi.l.rcTOR'a taiRat Wa have prepared
a futui, and bnve on baud a large quantity, o
hlnbk "Collector'a Hale," wbicb bave been ap.
proved by tha bijtbeit If gal autbuniy in ibe
Courts ol tbia county. Al TweNty Vtmtt per
duten we will mall any number tu me Collector
ordering tbi-m. A Collector, wben oompelet to
advertise iirunertv. must tot np nvllise'bn
three nuttcea tn lha muni publia places ta bia
buruogh or township. '
WlNran. -Delivered at tba Rail Road.
inti.niiH inch afaaved ahitigica.
I'Ht.lo 0 24. luck saaeil abingles.
lOll.lllin lev! of pine boards.
AM ,ui'B I4 lert shaved buwps.
b timi railromd ti-s.
.'iu.iii O d el of giMd bemlook boards.
Fr which 1 will iev ibe hi hot market price,
delivered at OeerfMd, or l any point on the
Tiroae A Clearfield lUilm-d.
J, F. KbamkHi
Clearfield, Pa., Oct. I A, IB7I tf.
Just lteceivikd.
Just Revived by ARNOLD, al
CUKWKMHV1LM;:
Csr Loud Nova Scotia TMustor!
sr Load pure Corn, bye and UiLs
Chop 1
t ar Loud 1) ink en Snli I
CnrLoudof t'hoii-e Family Flonrl
CnrLoud Dry lioodrtnn-eries, Att.l
aWStiinifles, Kurk. , It. Ties and
(iriiin will he tuken In exchange.
Ciirwensvdlo. Mny 1. 1H7H.
WISR. NeafNew M'lloarl, Pa . no Wad an
day, Nov, 10'b, M".of d pitbprtlie aroup, Laarao
Hmvaht. ton or wm. l. onn unvia . wi e,
aged I year, II ajioiba and 17 dayt.
WILHKLM.-In PhlllpsLnrg, Pa , on Iridav,
October lid, l", Daftiai, Lkwib H'h nnin,
a gee 61 yar, I moat b aod A e t.
B IIWKM la Brady t-wn.hip oa Tatsday ,
Nnvemhar iU. I0, Willi tfcuwan, St., aged
70 years, month and U days.
MOKKL-Ia New Millport, Pa , on Friday,
Nov IVib, lfS, of Oiphibeiia, Laosa Victori.
towngrH daugbbar ol Uaaiel K. nail Klij Jut
Mohel, aged 7 eara, I month and Is daj.
fluffer little children In oomo oata and
fort.ld ihrni bi4 for ef aorh la the klngdwn of
llearea."
Tba bereaved family have thsaympitby of Ibe
community.
Little pHrvlsj lioawara,
Loa Vlaieil into rel.
In too felng4wea af her Lord,
la tbe maaaioa wf tfct blest.
Tbaro te welcome Jeeul walls,
Leeaa's goUee orewa te mo
Lift yar htada, ye giliea gstai,
Uc tba llttw pilgrim in.
von a.
4H.00 1
3n,tTi
11,1 Hft
I,4fll,3
I,4tj,2;t7
67.IV4
1.4S.V4M
1,40,1 IS
0iF,.M0
ir.O cars.
HI "
Klarrird. -
BRl'MnAUrtH-HEVItKlON-Atthareal-denca
af Juaepb Mjer. in Juniata towoabip,
lluotinirdon eo'intv, oa Fridav, Nov. ISib, land,
by J 4iiii Kelly, , Mr. Wm H. But Haaioit,
of Ofcenla, Clearfield eountv, a,nd Una Kurt
OBTii HcascBaoN, of Uubtlngdoa oounty.
CilEK OHb'F.N -At the roldenca or R. J.
Joboaioo, cn W'edneiJav, Nor, liiib, I8e0, by
"tv. U. U. Campbell, Mr. Uavm R. Chib. ot
Cambria euny. and MUa Cuhkblia Uaaas, ol
Jordan tuanfaip, CleetUeld county. .
ORAFFIl'3 BKAM KR. ta Philipiburg, on
Saturday evening, November 3th, ltau, by
L"wia II , Kf,Mr. 8, M. Onarrira and Miia
ras Beams, both of Moahuaoa Minn,
Citeruold uuot.
FLl'CK-MIIJ,INGH.-nn Monlar, Nuv,u
her '1. I SMI. bv K'v. A. M Cteiirlitun. Mr.
Jona U. 'i,B( a, of Pbilipcburg, Oni.tre county,
and buaa.i K. MiLLi.Mt", ol Woodlaud, Ckarbfld
cuunty.
DtiWALT MU.L-At lrn Hop. B Tuea-l-y.
N .v. 14. iSAD.hy J W. Vt ri.hr, E-u , Mr.
Wa. A. lKttAt.T at.d Mi IUttik C, Li ll.
CLEARFIELD M ASSETS.
Ci.eAnrii.tD, Pa No
. 80th, UHO,
r lour, per e-vt
Muck wheat Flour, perewt
Corn Meal, per owt
!bup, rye, per owl
Chop, mixed, per ewi
Hrao, per ewi
Wheat, per bualinl
ttye, par bunbel
Uau, pur buabt-I
Corn, ears, per buahvi
Buckwheat, pvr bubel
i.'lover feud
hio'thy ta
fuimut.a, per tmbol
Apple, par buabel
Ouiuui.
llama, pr pound
.SlioulJcr, per ound
Ltrird Ituel, per pound
L'Un-ktna, par pair.-
Butter, pur pound
fcjMgB, ptr doiou
i.ilt, pur ack, laige
CotU oil, ,er gHliou
Lrj, pur pound ,
Dried Apploa, pur pouud
OttvH IViM!0, per puund
Uus, per tuUel
$.1 OU
J 80
1 8(1
1 tit)
1 4t
1 (jU
1 10
Si
60
S&
flo
ii in
3 ?9
40
40
1 t
14
V
Ift
bO
25
l
' J flu
to
12
7
12
M
PR0DDC MARKET REPORT.
PuiLAmcLrn'A. November 29 Cotlun ia in
Heaily itqtiist at Hit fur midddng uplands,
liark is tmuiioal at pir tun lur No 1 qusr
citron. Clover sevd i n lair request mid sells at
Tifiio. In limu'by anJ dai aced no ohiinge.
1-luurand Sieal Pour ia string und io fair
deui-Ld tur local eoniumptioo, with aome ("quiry
lor e.iport abd rpeculK'i -0. Salea ol I 6uu btr-ri-is,
Uhio mroa at $4(4 if) Minneota estra
medium to I'bn elcMr, at tb 'Ab(pbl do. do
striitlit at $0 2S(.0 7- ; Pcun-ylvama fnmily at
4S.if.t,n; vV.,t. m do al Sj Mfa6 40 : anl
pateoi al $T(u,fi 2ft. hye flour is worth i 3'4
(tti S)V.
Grain Wheal meet with less demand, and ia
le lower, hales of 7,u0il burhclet rejve tid $1 III
Ur I IA ; red end amb. r, truck and afloat, at tl Si)
(ojIM; abd P.O. 51 red. elevator, at SI 22
ine opon board, first rail, l 22 was bid lor No
vember; l J.-l lor ic. ember j l rt lor Jan u
ery, and $1 2t lor February. Rye is steady at
Vttc tor Pennsylvania. Corn is scarce, and local
iota ara higher. Halon uf l'.ixil bushel ) old yel
low, at tie j old mixed at 0 (aMl oldaieaiuer,
at 00c. end new yellow at oWu.Sn. At tbe oix-n
hoaid, AM call, fil ic waa bid lor November; &T
lur Jjeceuiber : 681 1 lor Jauunrv. and ftoV lor Iub
luary. tats are qu t and steady. 8lei 01
fi.mni tiushids; whuo. at 4l(4t, and rejected
and tolitJ, at 4l(rt,4o.
Wlii.-ky ia Arm als of western at $1 tt.
Chicago, Nov. Plour In good demand
at fu-l Liicea. All kinds ol a v edit notice, Week
ai dloMrr. Whaf No X n-d wintc, l ; No. 2
Cbtoogo sprina:, 91 UVJ for eii-h ; fl l'U( for De
comber ; $1 10 for Januarv ; tl 11 fur Februa
ry ; No S CLicago spring, V:tc(d,Vjo ; rt-jrcied.
74fiu7:Mo. Corn, 4Vu lur caib mol Hecemhar ;
Shf.V f2c for January ; 47ifa47 c for Mv. Date
a.'iftvd 0 lor oath or lt-cuiucr; ic tor Jaaua
ry ,7v for May. ityc, tflo liarley exception
Htlv firmer, at I OA. Pork Jult aid lower $1
Ot, IS 76 lur ch 1 II 2 Jtf bid for Novaiu" er an
Orceiuier ; $0 7 for January. Lard dull, weak
ai.d lower ; $8 fii'J (a, S b.i lur eah 1-S lii lur De
cember ; ill OU lur auuary. Bulk meat dull aud
lower ; shoulders, $i fii ; shirt rib, (7 10 ; short
dear, $7 3U. Wbinky steady.
Jlcit aavfrtlsfmrnt.
c
(HIHT PHIK'l.MTIO.
Whiiiras. Hon. C A. MAYER, President
-Judpe of the Court of Common Pleas of
the Twenty-fifth Judicial District, competed of
tbe eonntiea or Clearbeld, rent re and lintun
and Hub Aorah OorKR and Hon. Viacaar II.
Molt. Associate Judaea of Clearfield count
have Issued their precept, to m& direct d, for tba
Bmdtne of n Lourt or common rieas, urpnans
Court, Oouri of Quarter besslona, Court of Oyer
and Terminer, aod Court ol fleneral Jail Ueliv
erv.ai tbaCuurt Duaa4t'learfild,inand for the
county ol rietrfieM, feinmni'irig on me neriiuu
HI on it ay ot Jmiutry. (itnii) a. inrai.
mid t continue lor twu weeks.
"CTlCE !?, !'''' bb aivaa In the
Coroner, Justices of the Peace, and Conatahlea,
in and for aaid county of Clearfield, to appear in
their pro liar person, with their Hecordi, Hollr,
IniiufMUon, Kxato 1 nations, ana oiner neniem-
brancea, lo do those things which U tbeir utboes,
and in tholr behalf, pertain to be done.
Hy an Act or Assembly, paised tne ntn any 01
May. A. V. 134, it is made tbe uuty 01 tna Jus
tices of the Peace of tbe several counties of this
Commonwealth, to return tn the Clerk of the
Court of Uuarler Seiviuns of the rcaiective
counties, all the recognisances entvrt-d into In-fore
them by any person or persona charged witb tbe
coin mi uian of any crime, except such caies as
mav be ended nature n Juatlce 01 tne reace, un
derexisliog lawa.at least ten days before tbe
eointueoi-eiuant ol tne amnion 01 tne i-oun i
which ibiy ore made returnable respectively ,nnd
In all eaaee where any rvnognicanoea ore enured
Into lea than len dity befoio ibeoommenoeweiil
of tbe teaatuo to wbicb tbey ore made returna
ble, tbe eid Justices are to ruuro the same in
tbe en ao manner aa if soid Ml bad not been
passed.
M1VEN under my bind at Clearfield, this fi b
day ol Nuvtinher, In the yrnr ot our Lord, one
Ibunsann eight bundred and eunty.
buv.Sl 10 JAAlhM MAHAFFhY, Sheriff.
HARPER S BAZAR.
leLLUSTRATED.
This popular periodical Is pre-eminebtly a
jju-nal f r tha buncbold.
Kvery Number furrifhettbc lateat infurmation
in regard to Pashiuna in dress anJ ornainrnt, ihe
newest and im.at approved paitems, with dru-rip
toe aiilcUs durlud ir. u ku-Lbllo aod i.tiginal
aourcea) while its Storm, Porin, and b4iaja on
Hi-eil and Doweitio Topics, give Variety to Its
cuiu mm.
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Number ?o' January -ot tach tear When n
time is inriitl. titd. it alll be urdi-rcnod that 1 h
ut-frrlbrr with" to eomtnme with the fiutuher
unl ailcr tb ri-oripl ( the order.
The lat Kl- Veo Ar.tni i Xm u aa uf lUet-KH e
MaiiR, In btutrbiift binding, will ba tent tij
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(provided ibe lrribl d a nui ncved one doilur
per voium ). U t W tip h
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ina, will be font by mail, iiuati.aid. on rearlut of
IW fl!.
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Money llrder nr lr.l't, to avoid eharee of lu a.
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Address lUKl'KIt A bKOTilKR4, New York
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1SS1.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED.
"Kludvlng tba subleflt objeetlvtv and from tbe
fduf ati el point of view aeahing to provide
mat wnicn, uaen anoeiner, will be ol ibe moi
service to tbe lartfeet numiier I lone aeo con
cluded that, if I could Oava but one wors. for a
public llhrare, I w mi l aeWt a on eplete tot of
iitywsJeafA'jr " Charln- FnAHoit AfiiMa.Jr.
li content are eonintui -i by t'ia moat viol-
Bent author atid arlista of huroue and Ameriot.
while tbo lng etperlinee af lu publtataera baa
made tbem tbruuithlr .Biavuro with tba de
cree of ibe puiilio, which tbey will fpare neeflurt
to giant.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
HAltl khd MAtlAKINK, One Ur U Ot
HaRPRK'8 WtiKKI.v Ono Year 4 it
UAH I' Kiln BAZAR, Ono Year..... H H. 4 Oo
The THHttI abovo puMiontinna, One Yaar.ll tt
Ac TWO above named, One Year T 00
IlARPb'K'd YOUNU I'KOPLK, Oae Year. 1 AO
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Start mr twRflrfa.
Tha valema of tho Wnytimf bglo wlifa the
Nttmbera lor June and De. mtnir of eaab year.
K Ova no time is evoined, it will be nbdetatod
itnt tha su beer leer wi.bet le beem with tbo 'or-
rtni Number.
A O'wiiwe s4 of IIarpuo b MoAfisa. 0 -m-
pilaieg Al Vulumes, in Oeat elotb houiag, will
bcniut byiapresa, freight at eapense ol par
ohar, an reneiot of 1 1 pr volume 8nf
efeia, by mail, fawyMfal l.tsj. ll ih o-,,
tor bUO ib a,. Al oeais, meal, poelpatd.
Utailiaoaea sbeeld ba made t-j Poetoffica
Money urdev ar Dr-ft, te nvMI e-u or I iec
N'Wyyfm't ere we a utts ndaerfaeweel
nOAoai Meotp'see order 0 liaaraaa Harwsna,
Atdmsa UrtHt'ss wnuiuaaa, As lurk,
atov. 14 th, IbW-IS.
Jlrw dffrtisrmtnta.
18SO.
Fall and
GRAND
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"I", jl- isT-jL-jQCDS: fe5 CO.,
DRESS
We offer in lliia ilopnrlment ft fino nnortmcnt of nil Wool Momic Cloth folly
MX iiii-iii't wiil.i, 'I ull'ulii Clolli in all eolorn. 8 4 wool Suiting Flannels
all uliudi-n, Novelty TrimminKK, a full lino of Colored Cimh
mores in nil the lute new colors.
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A full und complulo lino of llluck and
noil tliom nt lower prices tlmn tan bo
SHAWLS.
A full lino of long und equnre, Foreign und Domestic Wool Slinwi iu great
ruriuty of new dc-siiiH.
LADIES COATS, DOLMANS AND ClKCT'LAItS.
Exquisiio novelties for Fall and Winter weur in grout variety.
Mourning Goods.
Tliia departnicnt is constuntly supplied with new und ficsh oods,uncl sold
with u small profit.
CLOTHS AND
Ir. this d..iarlmcnt may ho found Diagonal Conlin)., Basket Cloth, licaver
ciotn, fin-Kings in nil tho now shudes. Also ( usmmcrs und Suitings
for mon and boys' wear.
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, &C.
Our Full nml Winter stock of Underwear comprises all Wool and Merino
r.. I f . I mt :i i rt ' t .. .
lur j, nuns, ui-mii niui . uiiuren. Hosiery in nil qualities
Gent's Shirts, Collars and Cuffs.
A jjood assortment of Ladies' and Gent's Gloves, Perfumery, Poeketbooks,
nnu riiuey nrm -
This is ono of tho most attractive departments in our house, and i alway
8upplicd nith the most fashionable goods, nice and tnstefnlly trim-
nieil lluls and lioiinets ulwuys on hand.
BLACK AND COLORED SATINS,
SILK VELVETS,
PLUMES, FEATHERS,
WINGS, FLOWERS,
ORNAMENTS, &c,
CORSETS AND SKIRTS.
A handfome line ol Kihbons und Neiklics. We also have a lull line of
lirociule Itibbons ol all widths, aud tho nowost and most dosirublo
hades. Also a fino assortment of
Ladies' and Gent's Neck Ties,
Laces and Embroideries.
Wo havo a full assortment of Lnce.
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SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
Wo offer nt nil limes thn greatest and inn.t completo Vurioty of hatidker,
chlets I hat ean be louud ill the county lit my luw prices.
Damasks, T.ble Cloths, Napki s, Towels, Spreads.
Wo would call attention to our completo assortment in this lino.
White & doloi'ed tflarpielj.
Wo also have a large lino of lllankels, Tickings and Calico of all the stand
ard makes, lileacbed and Unbleached Muslim.
C3 jA. 1EX. DrP 3S "I" S .
In this depnrtnient may be found a full and complete slock of Urassols and
other vurietks of C'urpots, thu pi ices of whiub will speak lor themselves.
UPHOLSTERY.
In this department will bo founr! an assortment of Furniture Chinti, Oil
Shading and Hollands in all i tors. Also spring and bulunce Fix
tures and Trimmings.
OUR MOTTO :"QuickSalesand Small Profits."
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
MARKET STREET, -
Clearfield, Ponn'a, Not. X, IS80-U.
IhK gVdirr ttsnncuta.
1880.
Winter.
OPENING.
GOODS.
X3C &
Colored Silks. Wo fliall continue to
puichhued elucwliero in this county.
CASSIMERES.
ies ui an Kinds. t
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A largo lino of Hamburg Edging at
piiriim - ui in niso complete.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
pitrrUanrous.
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Currocnsvillc, Pa.
N. E. ARNOLD,
Wholesale Dealer in
DRY GOODS. FURNISHING GOODS,
Boots, Sho.es, Groceries,
TOBACCO, LEATHER, FLOUR,
FEED, GRAIN, SALT, OIL &C.
I buy direct from iobbcrs nntl iiwnufnRtiirerc. rocrovs in.J. t
carload mtos, lionce cnii coiiiicte Mitti New-York and Philadel
phia hotisis.
Also, Dealer in
Saw Logs, 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,
f.pt. w, ism if.
OTJ3E1. HOC
"QUICK SALES AND
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'E INVITE the jieoplu of Clearfield and vicinity to the
inspection of our larjre and well selected stock of
READY made CLOTHING,
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC.
As we buy for cash only, we are enabled to give our patron
every possible advantage. Our line of piece poods, especially
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.
Wo tender our thanks for past favors, and solicit your future
patronage.
ALBERT TIIAWIIAUSER,
Room No. 4, Tie's Opera House lilock, Clearfield, Penn'a.
September 29, 8S0-tf.
JAMES L.
MARkfcT hTRIil-T, I.KtHKI,.! l, PFSV..
All kinds of Ca.kctsand Collins kept on hand, and furnished to order on
short notice, including tho finest as well as tho cheapest that can be nana
facturcd. Our
oonriBH r-jiaasEj-ivT-Bn
Is tbo best In uso, and will be furni.hrd when required. Funerals attended
in any part of the county. Call at mv oflice. on Kccond street, or 1aih
your orlers at Troolman's Knrnituro
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'CENTRAL' HOTEL, PITTSRURGII,
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SMrrOFIELD STEEET, FROM SECOND TO THIRD AVENUES,
The most centrally located first els- House in tho City. Htroet ran pass
the door every lire minute to all the Depot and all part ol both citiea
Tmhk, Ii 0 Pit Dai. WAIXH ft ANUEn.SOM, 1'roprietora.
ftaJTb Cliakpiild BtrtBLtoAM received weekly at the Hotel Md placed
en file for tbe benefit of peaU from this section. (ootKT sia,
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