THE REPUBLICAN.
C'LKARKIELD, PA.
WPItNKHTMV MOHNINfl, JAN i, IHI
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Jfdr Meaara. S. II. Pbttbkoii.1. A Co., Nawa
yir Adrortkiiox AnU, 17 Pork Row, onrnor
Iterkraon Strooi, aro oor duly aQlborbwd Afoot.
io N-w York city.
KEMCKItIM NOTICK.
Mrllindlat llplacop.l Church Rav. Obo
Lnnr, l'a.M. Harvleei ovary Babbata at 1(J
A.M., an.1T) P. M.
8bboth School at V A. M.
I'rajror MaatiDg orary Wedoaiday, at 71 P. M.
Cumo unioo Harrteo, trat Hobbotk of orory
noDth, ot lt' A. H.
Heat Clcarlteld M. E. Church Rar.
lit 1 Pastor. Preaching tviry
ilteroeta Sunday, at B o'olork, P. H, Sunday
hcliuoi ai i, r. m. aii are invitea to attend.
Preebjter.an Churrh Bt. H. 8. Brrtm,
-Sabbath eervioea morning nnd evening Hab-
nath tfonooi at r. irayr Meetiog Wodn
1st niog.
Ilnt tt Churrh Rev. , Patior.
SaMmtb Kohoul at 8 P. M. Praytr Me ting tvtry
VuInedy evening.
Hi fcYranrla ( hurr li l ithullr Rt. P
J.H)iKRifai.-livin strviot at lOfl A. M., on
'he hrst, third and fourth .Sunday i of each moDtb;
Vespere aod lienediclion of tbe lllcsaed Sacrament
at 7 n'ftloek, P. M. Sunday School every tiunday
afternoon at I o'clock.
OI HdAL DIRECTORY.
TIM OF MOLD llfl 4jrjARTBB IBUIONI OOtlRT.
Hecund Monday of January, i
Third Monday of March.
First Monday ef J una.
Fourth Monday of September.
Tiwa or noun ocatno fLiat.
Kirrt Monday of J ana.
Heeond Monday of November.
public omenta.
lr9iHnt Jndgt Hon. Cbarlea A. Mayer.
- nek Haven,
Atitani Lam Judge lion. John H. Orrli, of
Atmeiat Juilgtt Ahram Of dan, CleirfUldj,
meant o. lioit. l learn i a.
'rotaoaatary Jamea Kerr,
RtgiiHr and Keordr Utorga Ferfttion,
''rraiirfr Philip Iott.
liittriet Attomy J. P. McKonrlek.
.VWrijf Jatnei MahafTey.
Iff put SrijF. I. ThnmpioB.
Count Snrjor 6amuel F. McCloikty, Car
aenivillt. foiinry rommiiii'oriarti C. W, Kyler, Graham
tnn P. O.t Elah Joliniton, Qrampian I'iIIi P. O.;
John Norrli, Hr., Curwenivlllo
Commiiior' CUrk John W. Howa.
roMtfy dJarfiWa William V. WriKht, Clear
flild : Jiineiih Oilliland, Threo Runif J. S. Nur
Tt, Woodland.
. Count Carontr Jam" A. Moor. Clear!) eld.
Juru Commtittioniri AndrawJ. Jackaon, Clear
fird, Win. R. Krown, Olaarfield.
Supirimlfiient a Puilit Veoo M. L. Mo
Quown, Clenrficld.
Stair r of Wijkt & Mtart& JeiM W.Carl He,
uffipo at LothBrhurg Pa,
Sotnrtr PnUie John W. Wrifrlfy, Wm. Ra
trl.nujrh, Cyrui Gordon, Claarfield ; Joiejth R.
Irwin, N K- Arnold, Corwemville; J. A. Lirlng-1
done, Dulloii City.
Mur Sp friu I milumn ti decidedly latertsting In
i l. cnl point of view, and profitable reading to
outMilers who want to save money.
YFS, OF COITKlBl
"Will you take wheat, oats or corn for sub-
ri 'ion V Wo are often inquired of In tbla way
liv It tier frtu patrons who resi le at a distance
In. in CU'nrfii-lti. AVt again say yes. Tht receipts
il a rr'p'mailile merchant or mill owner In tba
vi( ir.il)", will anawer us Juct as well as the oaah.
T- illl-jdlralf : If any of our patrons will deliver '
ui a bug of gram at tbt mill of Joseph II. Ilrtth,
in CheM town-hie II .race Pule bin, In Burnaldt,
Tl.iiuiaa H. For-tv. Id (Irabau. Wm. Porter or i
Sbaw'a, in Lawrence, or Brown A Sayler'a, at
Ito. kton, In ion townships and forward their
receipts for the tnount, we will credit them on
their account for tbt sanit. In tbll way all may
ron pay whnt they owe, If tbey will pursue this
rnurae. tf.
a-irAdvcrlirJurB and others will boor
in mind that all articles intended for publication
in this paptr mut be banded la, not later tbaa
Tuesday, at 0 A. M. Don't forget Itl
Muter HliMim is at present acting
Itrpuij tor Protliooutary Kerr.
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Our borough Bchools have again
penr.1, after a vacation of two woets,
lr. G. C. Jenkiim, of Curwensville,
piibllahes hie card 1 1 new here la this paper.
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A young child of John Hotter. Jr.,
(,t tins borough, was boried a Monday after-
Wm, Heed, of Huntingdon, a former
ct.tt.-n and merchant of this place, was IB town
'n Haturday.
Dr. Heichliold rottoiveda gold watch
end ''bain aa a Chrtatmas present Iron. Dr. Hills
r,,i Ir. h.
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Mr, l'.d. LiUh, of Brookville, i
viaiting Id toll place, tht gtieat of btr relative,
Mr-. Dr.St bturer.
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Emory C. Head, after an absence of
tri. j ear In tht Bradford oil legions, called to
u one day last week.
Howard Cramer, a Icumertompoaitor
in the Hafttma' Jummal utBee, was vleitlng la
tnnn during thtbolidayt.
Jutnui M. Corbet, ot Hrookvillo, has
purchastd a third tntertat la the net d wart store
ol Brady A Long, at Dubois.
Mr. Michael Connelly, who died on
Weineadar last, was tht oldest eltitea In tht
borough. He was aged 8ft year.
Mirts Alice Flegal gavo a pleasant
l-iitiy to a number of her friends, at bar home la
Lawtonno towBuhlp, on New Year's Ere.
Lcander Wright, a brakemun on tho
lnc.1 freight, recent l; maahed oat of his Sogers
ahileeoupliogears. The Injury it a fery pain-
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Commence the new year right by
Ascribing fer the CiKaaniLU RanaLtra-i,
the Uroat and beat paper la tht county. Only
2ayar.
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Senator Wallace and wile, Wm. K.
Wftliue and wife and Miaa Uua-it Watlact, left
hnma fr Maahlogton, D.C, on Monday morn
if Sf Iraio
a t
Gruv huira nreventod, (iHtnlrutT re
uiutd. ibe aealp elaanatd, aod lb hair made to
Krow thick by tht t,.tot Hall's Vegetable blciliaa
Hair Kent war.
Mr. Mutu Lyon, ol Uelvidere, III.,
a aiater el bur tonnimaa, Dr. Aahley M. Hill,
li vifitlng in this plact, She ia accompanied by
her little neice.
Wm. 1. Fit rev. Into editor of the
Altoona cm, Is bow sujoarning at saa Anlenia
Triaa. bv direction ol hia phyaleiaa. He la
aflliotcd with coaaumptloa.
Dr. A. M. Hills has purvhaaed the
ihite stury brick buitding IB Urabarn a now, on
Market atreet. ia which T. A. Flcjg A Co's store
ii Inrtied. Consideration $i,S0.
Tho interior ot UarLawick & Irvin's
Inirf p tore, on Second street, has recently beta
"it..tfd and nandeomcly fioisbtd la wbttt end
h'ii;t. It's appearance la real Beat. '
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Kliaa W. ilulf, of Uellelonto, has
teii ep pointed Dialrmt Deuty Oread Master of
thr MM,nis order la dearie Id and Centre ooub
'I' ', nbich oomuriat tbt Fourteenth district.
Harry M- IKury, jeweler, can bo
(mod at the Allegheny Uouseduring Oourt week,
-J hi i ptraon bating watches, clocks t Jewelry
la d of repair will do well to give Mai a call.
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Feiiwiek MuLeud, who received ae-
" itjuiiee ia Oeieotr laat by a fall Ireat acheet
i tree, is atle to get annand with Ike al4 ef a
. It Is fourteen weeks since IheaeelJeat t-
"irtd.
f 1 ha CiligtW Jland put iu an appear
btr ua i,er ttroeta oa Ukrltuias,aad la U phen
J J' tieeated Soma good miic en New Year's
J Je.ea Sttloa aaheep aktn ballary paraded
P reeieihaaitniag.
i Ui'T. K C, lUird, at one time pastor
I at Uepnai Ct.ur.a at Aosuneiile, taae couaty,
tm t,ie he moved I Bait abort, Pa t nw
Wiu.-ot the U.ptist thtreh at Monengahcia
Ailegheoy toaatv, Pa.
,Cu. KpvI L. Tate, editor ol tbe Xy-
""I IVtNiet, Williamapert, ceiled I tee t
t't hie flail for a at eayi tn Cftarweld. Me
U4 her by the swttb tf Hen. A.C Taae,
fa n t nephew ef tbe Celol.
Will Chamber, formerly a resident
ofthii plaoo, bat o tlerk ta a ator. la Uuot
iBfdua wai ti.lllo, all old aoqulaUBOoo
uaortald Kit mt,
Giai.8 Wantid. Two gooj girla
... pori.ao.oi tBaioynoai at aa euaqua.
bun Huoao, C.rwaaartllo. Call, or adtrau "
J is 4 It Liwn 0. Buk.
1U8KINID. Kaquiro Kerr, having
; roaifaod bit ii u Juatloo of tbo tmi, It will
booooM lbs duly of tbo oltiiooa of tbla boroafb
to fill tha varanrv, it tht tnnrnacblna Fftbrmrr
olatttoa.
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The new year came in without the
Bring of rannoa, tha ringing bat la. ar any
thing of that kind. Tba aiaal "watch mart log"
ttrvlcoa at tba M. K. Chareb a-tra omit tad tbii
caioa.
Skating for mod one of tbe principal
amuainu ea New Yoar'i day. Tharirar la tba
vicinity of tht Second itrtrt bridga waj nearly
oovarad with a gay and happy throng of
youngi ttn.
The mem here of the Lutheran
Cburah at Cltarflald ar raqneiud too la attend -
anoo at ibt church on Sunday, January leth, at
10:30 A, M., to eoniult la rafartoet to oalllag
pa.tor. Lot ovary nambarboproMBt. Jao. 5 Jt.
Mr. Jnmea Alexander, father of Mrs.
Dr. BurehOtld, and an old and well-known etti
itn of tbla borough, died on Woiaaaday, baotai-
bor 22d, after a lingering lllnea, la tho 7Atb yaar
of hie age. Ho loavoa a large number of relative
and fritnde.
A littlo dauphtor of Mr. J. Eephart,
roaiding on rourth atreet, diad of diphtheria on
Sunday evening. Decani bar tfltb. Tbe fnaeral
took plaoe on Monday afternoon. Two other
children of tht tame family ware quit III, but we
believe are now out of dangnr.
William II. Dean, we are informed
will take eharge of the Alleghany Uooee, in tale
place, on the Brat of April ntit. The bouie In
tht Meantime will be ropaptred, repainted, and
thoroughly flnlahtd lna.de. "Billy" will make
a good landlord, or elao we are bo judge.
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AsoTntRSunnKH Death. We have
been Informed of tht dyatfa of Sheffield Coraon,
ea old ettliaaof Burn aide, tbla county, who died
auddenly laat Saturday morning, while titling on
a ehalr talking and playing with the children.
Wt bavt ao particulart . Ha waa aged about 17
yatra.
In Position. George M. KergusonJ
Eaq., Regiater and heeordortleet, wat Jvlj
quaHfled on Monday laat, and at onee entered
upon tbt dutlta of bit oflct. Gtorgt la etlll aa
ami ling aad aa affeble aa during tht Primary
election campaign.
We acknowledge the receipt of the
official report of tbe Trustees and offietrs of the
State Hospital for tht Insane, located at Danvillt,
Pe.o for the two years ending, September JOth,
1IB0. Tbe pamphlet la a neat specimen of typo
graphy, and bears tht Imprint of tho Danville
trnttllitrHw publishing bouat.
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Miss Florence Chidester, of Clilton
Sprlngi, N. who appeared as aa elooatloaiist
and lecturer before the Teacher' County Instl
tula In this born ugh several years ago, I now
Mrs, Wolvtrton, having bean married some two
weeks ego. She and her husband are bow ob
their wedding tour.
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M ercantilk Appraiser, The Com
m ii ai oners bavt appointed W'ta. M. Bloom, of
Pik township, Mercantile Appraiser for 1881,.
Tho appointment Is a good one, enj we bate not
tbe least doubt hut lhat Mr. D. will perform tbe
duties of his appoint mnt with ere lit to himself
end sttlifaetlon to all.
We are now experiencing an "old-
rnahioned Winttr." Tbt river la let-bound from
bore to ahore, and for aeveral days last week the
mercury was down from 1 to 20 degrees below
eero. Tburaday morning waa the most severe.
In Clearfield tbe mercury waa dtwa to 17, and at
Luther burg It wae at II degrees below sern.
The sleighing during the pant throe
weeks has "just been penectiy splendid." I he
cold snap the first part of last week rendered ft
rather unpleasant for a few deye, but on Saturday
the weather and roads were all that o14 bode
sired, and a Itrgt number of people took advant
age of It. Sleighs were flitting In every direction.
The Literary Bocioty, connected wih
the Paradise school, in Lawrence towashlp, has,
through tbe courtesy of Mr. W. f. Ogden, added
to Its equipments, a tne Maeoa A Uatnlia Organ
for bic durlog tbe Winter. In addition to this,
there has been addtd a new chandelier and side
lamps, thus making it pleasant aud attractive for
ell who may aitend. ' 1 J
"7Vifi Anciltia" in the name of a small
and neat paper foeued from tbe f.' ate office ia
Oorwtnsvillt, edited and eon trolled by Prof. C.
C. McDonald. It Is published monthly and de
voted le educational maiteis, principally maaie.
After reading the number before as, tht reader
aould undoubtedly be of the opinion that tbe
proof reader wat away from home.
The ClearfleldV. K. Sabbath school
hare elected tbe following officers to acrvt for tbt
year 1881;
Superintendent Freitk Q. Harris
Aapistant Superintendent tleo. W. Rbeera,
Female Superintendent Mr. Geo Leidv.
Librarian A. F. Bojnlon.
Secretary R. K Navling
Treasurer Wm. Kadebeus:b.
We wore favored with a call from
Byron H. Batler, editor tf tht DuBctt thmritt,
on Tntadajr ef laat week. Brother Batler waa
elrcnletlBg around through tbe county, apending
tbt holiday and getting acquainted with lb pto-
ple of the eoanty-eeat, and from hie twaTeraatlo
we are led to infer tbtt bt Is wtll pleased with
oar town. Wt art glad to know that tht buaiaeaa
in the Ouuritr ofiko il prospering under bis
management. ' ' J
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The Wilson lamily.conslHting of Mr,
aod Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Matter Harry aad Little
Maud, will give an entertainment in Pie's Opera
House tn Tuteday evening tf neit week (Coort
week. Mr. Wilson kat manifested a good deal tf
stal and tnlerprlst la letting up this entertain
ment and we wonld be glad to hear of bin being
woll patronUed. Hit troop will tshlMt at New
Washington, ard at several other pcdnls la that
part nf the county this or ntit week.
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Deep snows have fallen tho past
week all over the country in toe eastern, wtettrn
toothera and northern 8tetes-aodia many place
in thla State deeper en ewe bare aot been koowa for
years lhaa that whleh fell last week. Ia tbla part
of tbe country, tbe snow has not been scattered
a freely . While wt hart bad good sleighing for
aeveral weeks, the snow all told tha hesfallta la
this section tbt pretest Winter will aot ticeed
ten in t bet. On tht mountains lb enow previous
to this lame waa about I fit a laches.
Mortality. The sodden death of
four of our most Intimate ptrsonal friends, ef
long tend lag, within Ibe last fortnight, makes
us feel sad. We allude to th sudden deaths of
Jonas Pettra, Ib Decatir township, near tht Blue
Ball, on the t7d of December i Dr. D. 0 Crouch,
of Curwensville, on tbt 16th mt Dtmbtr ) Aaron
C. Tate, of CleerfieM, on the J"th of December,
aad Sheffield Corson, of Burneide, on New Year't
morning. Tbey wtrt all representative meoe
tbt a flairs of life, and their relatives and neigh
bors will mlae tbem vtry much.
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Tradkd. Jamca Kerr, Kat., one of'
the Justice's tf lb Peace la aad for th bomngh
of Clearfield, hat reaigatd and ft r warded hia com
laaloa to U over a or II ay t, and ia rtttrn received
another tommleeioa for Prothonotary, Ho la bow
en July, having qualified and taken nbargc of
that mc on last Mn'ay mnralng. He la aot at
weighty aa officer as his predeetstor, Mr. Bloom,
but he may become aa rot and before his term
ciplrrc. m
Sf.ttlitm knt. Tho firwt Monday of
January. In aexordanew with tbt Acl af Aa
sasably, brought tht Board of Oouely Atdltora,
Meaars. VTm. V. Wright, Joseph Oilliland aad J.
S. Morris together at the Oowvt How, fee tht
parposeef taahtag the anaual ewttlemeat. The
reeeiptt and cspeaeiUret f tbe soaety, aad tba
acaouoU of lb ffbatlf aod Treaaurer re being
overhauled. Tbe report wwUt b given t tht pabll
daring Ibe ant h of Febratry. j
Dr. D. O. Crouch, a prominent phy
elelaa and eltisea ef Carwtnsvilt brongh,ditd
vtry taddtnly ef apxpleay at hia h'aat l' that
plat la at Sunday morning a weth. Hi dl4 act
gel up tha maraiag, mplalatng thai bt did aot
fel ell. Boon eft at he beeaai deliit,
aad e.pLied In 'th re f aa hff
of a from the tlaae be first torn pie I a ad. A widow
aad four children ar left to aaoara hit death, i
Uil funeral tk place n the Tuesday fellewlag,
and wat larglr aiunted. a laffa aambtr f lb i
Mejsoai frattraity turaiag Mt t pay Ut (art aad
tribal u ef ibeir
Mtirr LoaT I On Taeadav. Doccm-
bar flat, la piHlDg over tha ttiropiko from Iliglor
to Darrttt itatioa, I loot a Filah Muff. Tbe find
er will U liberally rewarded by In form log no of
Hi whorMboata, : Liiua OiABMAat.
J lt. " Wllllaiaigrovo, Pa,
Tlkahi Call. A two week'a Term
of Court eommtneai on Monday atit. From all
appaaraaooi tho taraaut will bo Urge. Wo hupo
thoao of oar patrons whoa, wo haro aot aooa fur
a Busbar of yoari will drr-p la and oiobaogatha
attapliaoBU of lha day with at. Wo will aiaka
U a apaolal point lo motive Ilea and thow tbi
aronnd.
Gen. Grant is writing an articlo for
tt.erabrukryaambor of the Aorta AmtHrxin Ht
nVia.advooaliDf the Nioaragua Canal Behtmo.
The aaintBttnberof lha Her law will eoatala a
eontribadoB by Judgt Toorgoe, author of "Tht
Fool'a Errand," as til lad "Aaron! Rod la Poll.
tici,"aod oat bjOlivtr WtndaU Holmoe,oa"Tbt
Pulpit and (lit Pcw.M
To tub Community at La roe We
tender yoa our heartfelt thank for your warm and
earneit tytnpath, yoorwordiof coniolatlon and
tht willing and raluablt etrrloti axteaded to aa
In our late aad bareavaoitai. Wt hope It may be
Ood't wilt to apart j on from paaaiog through suoh
J t MTrt 4fflic,00 MMrhai baoa.
Mita. A. C. Tati akd Fihii.t.
ilf. .laoob Hiimmol, ol Hrady town-
ahlp.on Monday of tLia weak, dumped Into oar
large baakol a half buahol or more of the finest
eating apple for the boy of the Rbimiblicaii
office that we have ever bad tht pleasure of In
vestigating. Tbt bora la ibeotaee hava beat owed
many eompllmonti upon Mr. Hummel for tbe
New Year's gift with whloh be favored them.
May be live long to enjoy bis flno fruit, and havt
others enjoy it with hint.
Attkntion. Constables will do woll
to remember that aa Aot of Assembly, pasted In
1677, requires them, la boroughs and ; townships
where Ju'tiocs of the Peaoe are to be t lac ted at
tht approaching election, that they mart pat op
not less than rrx pasters In tho moat puhlio
plaoae at least TWENTY DAYS previous to the
election. By calling at the Commiaiionera' office
during January Court, tbt Bcotisary blanks for
thla purpose, aad for holding the February otto
tlon, will be fa roii had them by tbe Board.
A Williamojjrove corrcHpondent In
fonuauethat an Mieday afternooa, December
S7tb, alioot two miles northeast of Grab am ton, a
team of htrats, owned by Samuel Cowdtr, with
tbt aled and I'lck of timber they were hauling,
atid off the aide of tht road, the team going over
backwards and alighting on a pile of aaw loga
bo at thirty feet below the road. The loga were
atid off tbe bill aad lay la a bad shape to receive
a pair of hone from an elovatlqn. Tba
horses were badly Jiurt, the sled brokea to atoms,
and the driver was badly demoralised, bat fet Inn
ately no bone were broken.
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
Take notloe that Pomona Grange No. 31, ef
Clearfield county, will hold their regular quarter.
ly meeting in Pie's Optra House, f Mechanics'
Hall room) on Thursday, January 13th, 1HSI, at
1 o'clock p. M. Tbe officers elect will pleas b
punctual in their attendance to that tbe tnttalla i
tlon eiercltee will not bt Interfered with or dc-1
layed. Col. James F. Wearer, ofMllesburg, and
others will bt preatnt and deliver addresses.
R. M. Davik, Muter,
L. C. Bloc, Secretary.
GRANGE MEETING.
Pcnn Grange, No. ...It, P. of H.,wl11holdthIi
regular meeting In Pennvlllt Hall on January
8th, IBM, at 1 o 'clonk P. M., for tbt Installation
of officers, dedication of tht building, and Irene
action of other bualntaa. There will be a public
meeting In tbe evening, commencing at 7 o'elook,
10 bai BiMpeiiixl hv Col Waa nf MlU.l.nr.
I Centre county, and other. Alio, literarv eier-
olros and a paper, the advocate of tha Ordtr, to
be read. The eierclses will be Intersperaed with
moalc. A large delegation is expected from eacl
Grange in tht county, and a general Invitation la
eitendtd to the public to attend tht evening
aetaion. Br Ordir errna Con hittiek
Mi Ruraiha Hbi'rikvbd. Governor
Hoyt has reprieved Utorge Smith and Catharine
Miller, convicted ia Lycoming county of tht mur
der of Andrew Miller, the woman's husband, from
January I th uatll February M neat. Tbt bang
log baa been postponed t enable lb tea of tht
enlpriti to bt beard at Ibe next meeting of tht
Board of Pardon, an application baring beta
filed recently for Eieeutive clemency. Tbt
Board will meet to coBaldtrtbc aa oa th 18th
of January. Smith was a lover of Mrs. Miller,
and tht two conspired to kill the old man. Last
Spring Smith murdered Millar, and afterward
hung him Ib a barn to create tht Itnprtision that
bt had com mi I tod snltt'tt. Mrs. Miller furalahed
tbt ropt by which Miller was suspended. Both
bare confessed the crime.
Dead. William Horn, brother in
law of Dr. John L R Hrlehbold, of tbi plaoe died
at bis home la JJrookvillt,oa Wednesday morn
lag f latt week, after a lingering i Hue is, agd
about 19 years. Hit diitast waa consumption.
Ht waa at ont timt a partner of A. A. Carlile la
th publication ol th Brookvill Jtfirtonia,
and alterward purchared ao intertui in tht
Broekvillt Dtmrt, where ht remained until
some sli or tight month ago bis failiag health
oomptlltd him to abandon all buslosaa affair.
He sought relief, but all was in vain. Mr. Horn
had the reputation of being an excellent Jtb
printer. Tbe bereaved young wife who Is know
by many of our eitlteui, Is entitled to and will
have the sit cert timpathy of all la Iht dark
hours of ber distress and bereavement.
Thk JudokSold. The relatives and
neighbor of Judge Ogden put op a good Job on
bim a couple of week at oa his recto I birth da v
Hit 74th blrthdn occurred on tht j.ij of Decern
ber. Th first gal of visitors turned Bp at hia
rasfdaoe about Itn o'olook, which plttstd th
mug Tiry anuaa, ot oting quiit iooa ol com
pany, lit welcomed them t th Ireeidt and
wat glad le know that the bad Lb pleasure of a
alclghiide, aad that they bad selected hit htm
for a stepping place, and bt thanked them for tbe
call. Soot alter, squad after squad pet In an ip
pearanoe, and when about thirty persons entered
th bouse, be remarked : "Why I everybody sou
be sleighing ta-dayi what doe It all mean Y
Boon aboat twenty more were added to the onm
ber. He said i "Why, yea will soon all be
bar 1" Tbe a' eae remarked that this wat
somebody's birthday. "Ob 1 I eee all." It waa
a good aoll fern branch of tbe Court. Abouatlnns
repast wat tervtd and all enjjyed the fua hugely
The Judge sty t "they eaa't play that off ob me
again.
.AitMJAfi 8. 8. Treatb. Tho mom-
btve lb Ctearhtid M. fe. Sabbat School en
joyed a pltaeaot time ia tbe Church ob Christmas
eve, when, after a eervlo f concert reading, ap
propriate to Christmas lime, about two hundred
paper boxes ef candy were dlt tribe tad to th
aebelart. There were alao n number of special
presents tent la by friends to pot on the tress,
two largo Christmas trtes, ont treated at each
side of lb altar, ere brilliantly lighted aod die-
played presents of various dtseriptlons hanging
oa almoat tvery bough. Tbty looked beautiful.
Whether U waa the Christmat trees tr tbt antici
pation of what tbey wtrt going to receive that
mad the Utile folks look ao pleasant and wide
awake, wt art in able to dttarmine. At all events
thty wen tvldtntly pleased Ub tbt affair.
Tb I plate pat, febwaU. h met in
bnreh en Christmas eve, and a large aambtr of
patents War d lit ri baled hswg lb members,
in aceordtnee with their aeaual custom.
Th other Sabbath Mbo4t, t fer as wt ecu Id
teera.dlapeated with aaythinsj f thla nature, ti
tept that ea Babbaih saoralng, a a am bar nf gifts
wtrt qulttly given to tha tebelnri of tee Lutberaa
eohoul.
Opening or tub Hell's Gap Kxtbn
net. Ine tow p let ten aad opening ef tho Bell'e
Gap Railroad Kitenaton Saturday, December
18th, wet celebrated IS n Jolty manner. A gee
Item an wbe was prcstnt furnished tbt Altoona
tfwa with the particulars. Ha itateo that tbe
track la? leg I He illy ttatwa was om pitted at
It o'clock noon aa Saturday, Dee. iBth, when the
fngla wbiatl waa blown Mvtral timsa.tbt w bit-
tit of lb Coalport lsnbr Compan' mill alt
begin n teg toot, which eot tinned for abt.ut
half ew hour. Thro heavty towi war given
ftr Mr. Tom Seebtoow, jr.. tb worn net eat
Chief Baginwar ef lb Ilea's Uap read, and tht
track foiamaa wee nlsn Inetll faered. Tat rail
road party tbaa nrtta af aaeatienl d later la
which (hag had Is aavked a tb Bnnti
lleuae, hy tan t oalpod Unker Cempaay, Jeta
llainet, Huiiaai Ligbiaat, Jab hi lean aa ad
John D hae.tr, A nbeolhatfuti bad tn be
brtughl to eartg away lrm lb iabas eat af Ibt
Ueia at lac he. Rtiily atauiea tt a boat tweet y-
tbre mil from Bell' Mills, aad is toeated tt
Betearia Uwaibtp,CMarard ooatju The re war
abul eevaety Bts pertens oa tb iraia wb were
eamrtaieed by la dalighud people at the termt
aogt af tb road, aad tb guests are laud la la ear
pi at a f si hetlatit t)f tat) feiki at Caait
and Rillj tUtioa. , p.
Call at Merrill's hardware store and
see the cheapest aad best Sewing Maebioe for
tbt least money. Dee. 33-tf.
Uobhkb Kot ISalkI Tbeundorsiirn
ad has two young borate, weighing about 1,400
puaads each, for sale. Elam Jubkitox.
QaaNruR "Jills, Pa-, Dee. U-St. '
A Fact. An advertisement inserted
la tbt RarviLiraa will reaob more readers than
If published la all the other papers la tba eooa-
tjr, and Boat the advertisei lose than one-half
In other words, aa advortlorment published In
oar jcnrnal li worth double the price of that
charged by any other publisher la tbe county,
It I a tact." tf.
LUt of letters remaining unclaimed
In the Puitoflioe at Clearfield, Pa., lor Ui week
ending January Id, 1BUI :
Oeo. Amlaw, J. M. B hotter, Elliott Barr, Capt.
Cart wist, Andiew Clark. Catherine Davie, J. M.
Davtdaoa, Etnas Hritbth,!. O. Knot, Cortes B.
Kooser, Mrs. Martha Kooser. Donalda Le Rom,
Carrie Liiiiiert, Annit P. alcUraarv, Mrs. Thomas
Munrot. Jas. McTaviab, Racbatl P. I'iiilipi. Mias
Sttlla Whitney, Mrs. Lisrie Wilaoa.
P. A. UAULIN, P. M.
Coal In. If any of our eoal bank
mta feci likt trading torn of their product for a
series of numbers tf ooplei of tbt CLRainriiLD
RBriBLitiAV, we will gladly thow Ihtm where to
put two or three hundred baahels oa account in
that way. We have n bin at our residence and
one at the office that will bold a load every bow
and then. A blat to the wise is a very tag re
mark, and should bt sufflcitnt. Nov, I Jt
Week of Prayer. This is tho Week
of Prayer, and it is being observed by no ion serv
ice Ib this place, Ib tbe different churches. The
programme hti been arranged as follows:
Sunday evening, January 3d, I'ninn Service la
tht M. E. Church. Preaching by Bit. II. 8.
Butter.
Monday tvtnlng, Lutheran Church. Leader,
Rtv. C. W. Bum ley. Subject : "Thankaglrlng
and Prayer."
Toeadav evening, Baptiat Church. Leader,
Mr. 0. W. Rfaeem. Subjtet; "Humiliation aad
Confession of Sin."
Wtdns.day evening, Methodist Church. Leader,
Dr. A. M. Hills. Subject: "Prayer for the
Church."
Tburaday evening, Mcthodlat Church. Leader,
Ret. H.8. Butler. Subject: "Cbrlttlan EdiKe-
1108."
Friday evening, Presbyttriaa Church. Leader,
Rtv. Wm. H. Dill. Subject: "Prayer for Na
tions." Saturday eve ring, Presbyterian Church. Leader,
Rev. Geo, Lsidy. Subject : "Christian Minion."
Sunday morning, January 9th, Communion
Service will be held in the Preabytcrian Church.
Preaching by Rev. Geo. Leidj.
Sunday evening, services In the several churches
as usual.
(Jo pel Songs No. I, will be nsed in all meet
ings eieept on tbe Sabbath.
The Klection op J usticks. Accord
ing to tb record ia th Register's office, the- fol
lowing named partita wtr commissioned ai Jus
tie of th Peace in 1870, to tervt five ystrs for
tbtir respective boroughs and township. Their
i missions will all tsplr oa tht first l May
next, and it beeorata tht duty of tbe ti Usees in
tb districts designated to fill the vaoanoy at the
approaching February election, unless by death,
removal, or otberwiae, aueb vacancies Havt been
filled since 1870 :
Curwtnivlllt borough, John D. Thompson,
March llth.
New WeablBttoii boromh. W. W. Bar da v.
Marco ata.
Newburg borough, Emanuel Uildebrand and A
L. Hurd, March llth.
Osceola boroagb, Tbos. F. Bnalich, March 1 1th
Becoarla township, John W. W riajht, March lltb
Bnitga township, John Btlah, March llth.
Chest town h in, John Conn ley, March llth.
Decatur township, Richard Hughes, March lltb.
(lirard township. , W. Stenver. March llth.
Gulicb township, W. B. Whiteaida, Mamb, llth.
rim townsnip, J. n. if loom, Marco lltb.
Karthaus township, C. M. Uertlaio, March, llth.
Durlog the peat year tha Governor commission
edC. K. McDonald for Oulleh township, until
May 1st, 1881, to fill tht vacancy caused by tbt
rtmoval from tbt township of Capt. McKleroea,
and alao Isaac M. K ester for Greoowood town
ship. These vtoaoolet abeuld b filled at the
February election. Tbtr may be ether racan
clet, but w art uolm formed at to that Tact, Con
stables should girt tbla matter aome at ten lion,
at tbey are torn pel led to give twenty days notice
previous to the election by ten paster.
Cri'ored to Death by a Fall of
Fine CtiAT, Mr. Jonas Peters, residing la De
catur township, tblt county, while at work In a
fir slay mine on bit farm, on Wednesday after
nooa, December St, was crushed to death by an
nneipecttd fall tfsUti which formed tbe roof nf
Ihe mine and the covering of tht vein of olay.
St vert! otbtr men wtr working with him at the
time, but eecaped. Tbe unfortunate man was
removed from beneath tbe ttoae and earth, but
bit Injuries ware such that be expired almoat In
stantly. The deceased wae a brother ol Mrs.
Job Livingston, residing In this borough.
Tbt Phllipabarf Journal, of the lath lit., con
tains tb following particular la regard to tht
accident i "Mr Peter wat about 80 years of age,
a well-to-do eitiaen, aad tbe owner of n good
Clearfield county farm, on which ha discovered a
fine rein ef fire clay which he ha beet working
to n mode rat talent for a sumber of years, lie
hipped large qaantitica of tbt elay to the Her
rtaburg Fire Brick Works, but at the tlmt of bta
death waa shipping t tbt Cleat fie Id Fire Brick
Company. Being a mta ef industrial bablta, he
tavepcrtonal supervision to tbt mining of tbt
lay, W that bis death tas caused, so far as we
can learn, by on ef thos conditions lo surface
mining that ar too frequently neglected, the
wtnt of sufficient care In propping up tbe slate
strata Immediately overlaying tbt clay vein. It
la repotted that some of the laborers bad remark
ed that tbt statt bad beeomt jarred and loosened,
but Mr. Peters thought there was no Immediate
danger. Tbt point where tbe party was at work
was only about fifteen feet from tbt mouth or
com men cement of th covering. Only a small
portion of Ibt slate fall, which caught Mr. Piters,
whllt lb re it aaned without injury. The
death of Mr. Peters wilt be deeply deplored by
hit widow and eix surviving children, as well as
number of worm frlendi ia his Immediate
neighborhood. Tb deceased wat an active
ember f tb M. R. eburoh nf this plaoe for a
number ef year. Tbe funeral eervieet were held
la said chareb yesterday morning1
DEATH OF AARON C. TATE.
Tbe trtgle death of this well-known and es
teemed oitiien and neighbor, oa Tuesday after
aeon, Dee. Sflth, produced a sensation In this
community and Corwtosville, where tbe la eldest
occurred, tbe like of which was perhaps never ex.
perlcnced. On the morning of Ibe day Indloated,
Mr. Tate, with his wife, and a number of our citl-
ens took tbe train and repaired UCurweoevill
to attend Dr. Crouch's funeral. After tervloee in
the Preabvterlan church, sow went le tbe same
tery In alode, while n number walked. The de
ceased was on af th latter, b walking t tb
cemetery with ear towaaman, Btra Alt. Toe dag
wit bitttr cold, and Mr. Ale state lhat hi eom
pauion walked quite vapidly while going up
Thompson slrtt which Is quit steep, aad h
called upon hint to go a IUU alower, when bt re-
trked that bit clothea fell a littl tight, caused
by being warmed up in walking. Nothing cite
ut usual oeeurred. Thty proceeded le tbe srrave.
while looking at the coffin being lowered to
its place, Mr. Tate wat noticed to Urow up hi
right band and fall, expiring without uttering a
sound and without a struggle. Several physicians
wtr present wb iamlnd him and pronoun etd
kit dead, and war ef tb opinion that btart
dlseae waa tba cats. Bit body wet pnt an tba
train and brought a cerptt t lb bom In tht
boraugb whiah be had Ml bat lv hours before,
tb very ptatart of health. Mrs. Tale did aot go
tointmctry, but steppvd at la resideaoe f
Mr. Wales, where sb waa I remain tntil Mr.
Tat wonld call for her after the fuaeral. Clark
Tela, a von, wb drurt np front this pi la a
sleigh, drove tthesctery, bnt instead f driv
ing la, A rtnmd t lawn and wat t aware of
what happad until apprised by torn ae.
Iht eoanet that traetpired In tbe "City ef tb
Dead,' aad ea tbe ara from Uurweaav tile lo lata
pit, aaa be tmeglatd. hut wt aonot daterib
i. Mortgricfw atrer wit eased. Ut ai
anaxtmplary member f tht M. 1. Lha rob nearly
all hia life, aad wae a member af (he Order of Odd
Fellowship aad Maeoae. The funeral leek plaoe
on Fndty morning, tbt burial tervloee being con
ducted at the grtv by tb Udd Fallow.
Tbe ha passed away a man af ustfuleest and
a 1 1 Usee, who place will ht bard I III.
fhs deeeaaed wat bora In Lawrence towaablp
on the tflihday f Ootabwr, 18)7,0 a farm, war
he resided tottl 18 J, wka he removed to Clear-
field. He served in vertoua township aad borough
oflott during his Ilf wat twice elected County
Auditor, terrtng frem Ifisl to IBM ; was alee ted
PfvtooaeUryla IBM, aad re-aied la lTI, and
wta elected a member of tba Legislature in lf A.
Ue el way i ran ahead ef bis parly ticket from Iff
ta IH vet, tbaa deatoneiratiag ibalh had th
otlaeaee af tba vatra. M leave a wife, twe
daaghtorl aavd a eon aad a larg tlvl af reJa Uvea
aad Ifitada, wb eVeeply lameat hie preujatare
demit. , , ,
Bt held poller af life Inenrance la tvral
mpaalte, aggragaUog from td.MO to lltot. ,
TEACHERS INSTITUTE PRO
CEEDINGS. Tbe eevcnteentb innual stisloa ef the Clear
filed Ciiuaty Teacben Inatitnlt, whloh waa la
session at the time of our last issue, closed on Frl
day nooa, Dee. I4tb, being one af the beet and
molt eaeeessfal Inst itu tee ever bold Ib tbeoonaty.
Its record surpasses that of any of Its predeoee
son, The offloere of the Inst I tuts were as follows :
Prtsident-M L. McQuowb.
Vie Presidents A. , Itosenerans, 8. P.
Fisher.
flecretariee Klaa Read, Ellen Ardery.
Reo. Secretarica-W. S. Luther. W. R. Mo-
Cloaky.
Enrolling Committee W. A. Ambrose, W. S.
Port, A. &. Lambert.
Before It closed Ibe number of teacher In at-
tendaaoa reached 334. about 30 mora than ever
attended aa Institute la tbla county before. In
addition to tblt large number of teachers thee
were 100 directors in all en dance at different timet
during tbe week. On Thursday, designated as
"Directors' Day," tber were Oft directors in at
tendance at tb Directors' Convention.
Tba morning tod afternoon stsslona were held
In th Court room, and tbe evening sessions in
Ple't Opera Houae.
A choir under tbe direction of Dr. J. K. Wrig
ley, and composed of Misses But McLeod, Minn It
Bridge, and Menr. Hetohhold, Blddle and Ash
Gatiob, furniahed delightful mualo for tha edifi
cation of the evening audiences, Miss Kate
Weaver officiated at the piano.
The sessions of tbe Institute throughout the
week were largely attended by ei litem from all
over tbt county, wbe witnessed the proceed itrs,
tbt fhtereet or which surpassed their expectations.
It waa a signal success la every department and
feature, and reflects great credit upon tbe man
tger, whose powers of organisation btve been
valuabi iu making oor County Institute equal t ;
any bold ia tb State. ' i
Ib our laat laiue, wa gave tbe prooedlngi of
Monday afternoon and evening, and thtrefor w
will now begia with .
vr tatai, L
Tba morning ConfTsnoa eonvtoed at 8:30
o'elook. A very latertsting and valuable paper J
ea "The Abut ef tbt Teaobtr'a Authority," wa I
read by J. A. Murray, w he was followed by a
paper of equal merit by A. A. DuLirme, on tbe
' Habits of tbe Tearher." Both papers elicited
cod aid treble dlicunlon Ly tht members of the
iLBtitute.
The Initltue proper opened at V:3if. Prof. B.
C. Ycungman, of Cloar field, geva Instructions in
English Grammar, after which Superintendent
McQuown Introduced Prof J. J. Ladd, of Staun
ton, Virginia, who delivered a very in tractive
and entertaining lecture, being the first of series
by Mm. He gave a very comprehensive com
parlson between the educational Interest of the
South and tbe North. His lecture waa well re
celved.
Mr. Alice Lit read an Kaeay entitled "Tha
Teacher's influence."
Prof. Ladd occupied tbe remainder of the fere
neon in givlug Instructions.
The tiercistt wtre Inttrsptrssd with singing
by achoir gotten up for the occasion. Tht songs
wara selected from tbe Music Page Supplement.
After the open log ex era! set of tbe afternoon
session, Prof. E. V. DeUrtlT, of Patterson City,
N, J., wat Introduced and delivertj ont of the
finest educational lectures that waa ever listened
to In our county.
Lectures by Prot. Ladd, and Wallace Bruce, of
Poughkeepale, Now York, and a "Teacbtrs'
Sociable" occupied tbe remainder of the senion,
Tbe Court room waa filled to overflowing during
tbt entire afternoon.
Plt'a Opera House was crowded In tht evening
lo hrar the lecture oo ' The Land Mark sof Scott,"
by Wallao Drue, of Poughkerpalt, N. Y. Tht
aud tenet was well entertataed. The lecture was
preceded with select reading by Mist Mary C.
Wold, tfBceciria lowuthip.
WRDNBHIIA V.
This day's exercises wtre ebaracteriied by the
large and appreciative audience that were pres
ent at all of Ita cessions.
Tbe hour devottd to tbt morning Conference
wat occupied In tht diecosiion of a paper read
by A. L. Scotleld, entitled, "What la the Average
School Teacher I1" and alao one by R. S. Lovtlace
on "What shall we do with the dull Pupil r
Tbe morning sessbB was occupied with In
struction by rrofeieor Youngman and Ladd, in
terspersed with good music,
At the afternoon aessloo W. S. Mott read a
very Interesting ptpef on "The Leisure Hours tf
the Teacher." . , ,
Prof. Ladd, of Virginia, delivered hit fine! Ie
tare. Hia remarks were based apoir tbe theme of
tha "Teacher's Mission," and ht to u abed tht
hearU of all who beard bim.
Prof. B. Frank Ptnksrtoa, of BJollldiysborg,
Pa-, delivered a lecture entitled, "Know Thy
self," Ib an able manner, and It was full of in
struction. The Institut then adtourneJ until
cvaaing.
In tbe evening a large audience assembled in
Pit's Optra 11 out to listen lo and see tbe eel
brated traveler and lecturer, Cel. Jatuei P. San-
ford, of Marshalltown, Iowa, wb lectured on
China and Japan.'
TRIRIDAr,
Tb"Oa Study System" occupied all ef tbe
time allotted to the Teacher' Confirmee, the
d I at union af which was opened by W. C, Liddcll.
AI tbe opening of tbe morning session some
arbitrary measure were p rose o led at amend
mtntt to tbt CoDalitutioa, ont of which teemed
to question tbt right of tbt County Superintend
ent to aesutnt th financial management of th
Institut. Th Sobool Law, which regulate thla
matter, wu explained, and Iht amend tat ait were
rrjoctrd by an aJtaoti unanimous veto. Allen
U Itosexikraas, ef lUaton, read a practical and
oomuon stnst piper on "1'i.Mding tbe Thought
fowctor the Child." The Counly Superintend
nt then Introduced P. 8. Weber, Secretary of the
School Board of Sandy township, who delivered
a lectori ob "Mental Science as applied to tht
Work of Instruction," Ib hii u.u.l cultivated
style, letving the moat farorablc impression on
the Binds of hit beams. Tht debate oa Com
pulsory Education occupied the remaining part
ot tne lore nooa. It was participated ia bv L. h
Weber and John C. Barclay on the affirmative
tide, and 8. T Trcge aod O. W. Bmlgb on tbe
negative. Tbe gentlemen all acquitted them
eel vet with great credit.
At lb opening of tb afternoon session, Wm
A. Bloom, of Pike towaahip, offered prayer, tflir
which tbt D ire e tors repaired to tin Grand Jury
rtom t diteut tha question which had been pre
vioaaly tub mt tied to them by th Bounty Super
intendent, fb proceedings ef the Director
Convention will appear In tht "Educational ool
bub" ntit week. Bar.). Th repor'tr failed to
tteart tb proceed Inge f tb Institute during
thla afternooa. At 4 P. M , however, the ttacb
tra and direttora with a largt number af v 11 tors
met In joint session la tbe Opera nous and were
addressed by Col. Ban ford.
a tb etenlog tb largataudieaoof tb weak
gathered In I'ie'a Opera House to luten to the laat
let l are of the coo reo by Col. Senfird, hit s object
being "Walke la Palestine." The lecturer an
aounoad that tblt made Iht tilth Itetura he bad
delivered befur Clearfield, audiences four regu-
lar course laeturea and two afternoon loturs
and It must bavl made him feel dellabtei oa
laisoecasioa to faretb large and rtipectiblt tu-
disnct that greeted him. Cel. Sanford, aa a lec
turer, has a national reputation. Hi has a man
ner of interesting his hrarera that few lecturers
pvweav. person listening to mm for nn hour
aad a half becomes so Interested Ib his deicrlp
tieat and eloquence that tht timt occupied dues
not eeeia to be mere than flfteea er twenty mln
otea, nod the hearer wonders why he don't con
tinue aod regrets that fa stopped t toon. Each
of hi lecture btr cupld over ta hoar and a
qaartor, and Cel. Sanford tea drew a crowd every
time be visits our town to lector.
rninar.
A tecsioBaa held daring tbe forenoon of which
tbe misctllaoooat buiinott af th Intiitatt wat
traaaactsd.
2t wat decided to hold Local Institutes at Big
ler, New Washington, Latbtrsbnrg and Jayaee
Tllte during th Winter, and Oemmittoat to make
dot arrangement wtr appeiatod.
Commute ob Kj peal hoi rapetltd at follewi
Beat Tracbtr'e Report, W. T. Spaokman f Best
Taacher'i Programs!, W. U. Lidlia , Bast Pea
Drawing, Lew it Browaj Beat Pencil Drawing,
Mii Mary Pnnea.
Tht officer elected for the next Institat te b
held la 1891, area lolluwa:
VI Presidents G. Emigh, A. A. DeUrme-
Rewording htertUry J- M. DavidtoB.
Aasistaal oatrttary J 0. Barclay.
Tho eleeed wet the ntoet brilliant nnd I tr
ap triig lastliatea tba ty avr knewa. '
Walla Brace said ht had vi sited mere tha
iny lost i la let ta tbi Stat, aad b ktver visited
a beUer ana tbaa ear. 01. SanforsLwh had Jus,
son from C heeler and Lao one tee count tea, de
clared Ut Clot field wat ahead af ibsa all Oar
peeps show Id I eel proud af lb high raak uf
ooBoiy haa uhea ia adueaUoaai matter.
aaauLvma,
Thefollewlng iwio1uiWb wer rapetltd and
unaalmoatly adopted i
Aeepreef, That la Superiateadeet Mctliowa we
reeognitean ear est, geatlemaaly official t n
waw t aH afraid to tvrl let Ibt advaaaemeal wt
edeaauttal sneAlert one to waom groat rdll at
dun far his aaiiriug eoal to as ate the Instliat a
suMMti tba iht fill cymptthy aag .,Bade8cf
ihe te here are with him, aad taai hie eowree In
pieeenag tbe eerviAcs f geatscea) at grant
ability as hwtaran and Instruct or li highly com
natodabl.
tfeeoived, That wa regret, owing to the illneat
of Judgt Barrett, that we were deprived ef tbe
pleasure ot bean eg hia Address of w elao me.
Rfoitd, Thai we heartily endorse tbe methods
of Instruction at advanced by Profs. Ladd, Pinb
trlon, t ountmen. De Graff and otbert.
Httolvd. lhat tbt tbaoka of thla Inatltutt are
due to OoL J. P baa lord aad Wallace Uruoe, ler
their Intereiting and entertaining laeturea j alao
to Hers. Henry S. Butler and George Leidy, for
tnrir instructive lectures on m outlay tvtnlng.
Aeaofred, That tbt thanks ef tht Institut bt
extended to tbe manager of tbt Pa. K. H.. and
especially Supt. Bialr, of tbe Tyrone A Clear
field Division, for furnishing ticketa at xeulon
rales to teachers tod olbre altendiog tb Instl
tutt residing along lint of said railroad. . I
iVeeored, That the action of those Directors
who have given their teachers time to attend the
Inititott cannot be loo nignly commended, and
it it tht cense of Ibis Inatltutt that ill the fetch
ert of tbt county should lit allowed for tbt timt
iney attend.
Httohfd, That a appieclate the select Read
ing by Misses Mamie A. Irvfa and Mary C.
Weld.
iVraufrrd, That those Directors who attended
our Inatltutt aro entitled to greet pralae; alao
for the interest tbey manifested In tha Dlrectora'
meeting t for live Directors always bgt lire
teachers.
Hfoltd, That the thanka of the Inatltutt ire
dut tboat who furniahed tbe excellent mnaic for
tht tvening teaaiuna, and to tbott who led the
ringing during thtday ttariona.
Hetotttd, That credit ia dut tlitai teacher
who eamt to tbe Inatitute well prepared on the
subjects assigned them .
it,K.lrl, 'I ba in tht deaths uf E. S. Sliunk- i
weiler and Flattis Wilson, tht teacher's profession
has sustained a great lost, and we leel that void
lias been created in our ranks. Wa tender our
sympathy to tho bereaved relatives and friends
of the decease 4.
fetoiW, That a copy of Ibeit resolution lie
scot to tbe parents of tho deceased.
AlATT BAYattiB,
Lrwii Brown,
R. ti. Lovblacb,
. Commit tee.
A STATEMENT.
CLRiariBi.n, P., DKembarStb, lSoU.
Editor HacoaLli ax binr Sir t There seems
lo be a great many persons who do not fully un
derstand tbe law relating to tbe managemtut of
County Institutes, and for tht bineUt ol' all such
1 ask space lor the following explanation. The
law makes It binding upon (be Superintendent te
bold these Conventions annually and embowers
bin with the entire management : therefore, be is
personally responsible tut Ita success or lailure,
financially and otherwise. In order that these
meet logs may be made profitable to teaobers, It
Is neoesicry to employ lecturers and instructors
of ability : and this can only be dene at ao enor
mous eipenae. In view of Ihia fact the Legisla
ture, In making the law, made due provision for
meeting tb expenses Incurred in eondutllng thtet
Uonvenliotii. At the adjournment of tbt County
I a tli tut o, tbe County Superinltudent it required
by law le make a oer tilled statement ol all re
ceipts and expenditures to the County Treasurer,
who Is required to pay Immediately $1 for every
teteher who attended the Institute three days.
tht appropriation in no tn stance to exceed f alio,
nor lest than friO. That la: If five hundred
teachers were la attendance three days, tbe ap
propriation could not exceed $ltuo, aod if but ten
tea her attended it tould not be Iks than $bU.
The County Superintendent, however, can re
ceive none of th.t until he presents to tht County
Treasortr an lltmiied statement of all receipts
and expenditures with legal vouchers for all tht
moneys expended. Then ht can draw such a
part of the appropriation as shall bt necessary to
meet the expenses of Ihe Institute. His ac
count are passed upon "by tbt Auditors of tbt
Couoty tn like manner as other county expendi
tures. " In 1878 1 held my first County Inatitute,
at which I secured aa attendance of two huadred
teachers. At ita close I found Its financial man
agement bad been se litlsfactory aa to enable ua
to publish the proceeding in pamphlet form.
T beret ore lOOOcopie were printed and aiatributtd,
bring tht Art time it waserer done in tbt county.
Thta ilooo cost over f IKO, and to do this it be
came necessary to draw 6i percent of tbe appro
priation.
In 1870, we were again suooesiful lo the finan
cial mapagetnent of tht Inatitute. We met all
expensea, published and distributed 100(1 enpie
of the pamphlet proceed in gs at a ws of $130,
and left ia the County Treasury $Hd of Ibe ap
propriation to which the Inatitute waa entitled.
Ihe Inatitute held last month, for the year
16HD, ooat $500. Owing to Ihe tact that tbt pro-:
luga are io auch a Irarmentary shine that It
will be Impossible to publish them in pamphlet
form that amount is saved to tbe county, aad but
$4U of tbe $200 due the Institute has been drawn, i
The County Institute! have been, aa every per- i
aon la aware, gradually increasing inefficiency
and ussfulnese. We have endeavored to improve
(bum la every department, and aa they i no re a at
expense and power, tbtir cost lo tbe County !
diminishes, which we venture to say does not oc
cur in any other county In tbe State. I
lo conclusion let me sav that the Institute of:
1S78, lt7 W and I80 ooat over $l,:iOH, l nder the
of tbe State, they were entitled tn fU0 aid
from the County. Of that so only $.U3 have
beta drawn, aod 1248 given to th County ea a
gift. The County loatiluta ia tht oaly ortanita- i
tioa that doea oot draw from the County all that
it la entitled to. Agricultural Filre get their full
tppropriatien, tbe Judges ef our Courts draw
tbalr enormous salaries in full ; and yet Ibe liber
al ity oi tne county institute Is scarcely recogn lied .
We have glvon the above Information tor the
benefit of all who do not understand the require
ments of the school law, cod to reoogait in tmi
measure tbe icneroui help that has bee accorded
us by tbe people, which, is conjunction wivh tbe
earnesi worn ot a noble class or uacbers aod di
rectors, baa plaoe J our Couoty Institute on tbe
highest plant of excellence.
M. L. McQirowR,
Ctunty Superintendent.
LETTER FROM HUSTON.
Mr. Kmtor : Christmas, with its pleasures
and Its p recent a, baa gni, and we have settled
down to tbe dull work of lift again.
Tbt great holiday wat well celebrated hert
Etch of th Sabbath schools bad a Christmas
tree. The exercliea were Itrgcly attended, and a
great number of present were distributed.
On Cbriatmas day, tb M. K. Church had a
dinner aad festival in Penfleld Hall. Over fiat
profit waa real lied. Tbla church is making a
strong effort to pay off iU debt, and its prospects
of suooots are good.
The schools of the township are all In aessioo,
tome of them having had two weeks vacation,
aumt only ont week.
Tht two saw mills at Wiuttrbnrn are not run
nlng this W inter ; but Mr. Dlaucaard a new
planing mill is in operation.
At Tykra. tbe mill of J. B. Putnam A Co. It
idlt. Tht Clear field Coal Company are shipping
saver.il car- loads ot eoal daily.
Tbe Woodward sawmill, near Pec Bel J is not
running ob account of having bo logs.
A number of men are engaged on Wilson run and
Mountain run, cutting arbuul fuur million feet of
lumber, which will be sawed at tha Woodward
mill Btxt Summtr.
The reoenl told weather baa frotcu up t. C
Bowman 'a ahioglo mill on Ltiurel rua. Tlie mill
runs night aod day a hen tha weather will permit.
Tntrt it alao a "ahoek" mill at work on Laurel
rua. 'bqaire T. W. Lotto bae the coo tract of
hauling in "shook" to th Pnfild depot for
shipment.
A number of William D. Woodward, Jr.'t,
teams are engaged In hauling bark to the rail
road, and logs to tb Woodward law-mill. There
it not n truly id i man or bora to be ace u in
this region. Hamrt.
Pcnlitld, Pa., Jan. 3d, 1881.
BLOOM A BLOOMING.
Cbrstrtt Groyk Scrool, Dec. 3 1 at, 1880.
Ma. Eoireiai Weftea tee reports, of prog rest
and pleaaant do inga in tbt different schools ol our
oounty, and 1 think tbtr ha beta a day ia our
soiooi, "i di UDietout urovi, wrtn telling of
We bad on Chriatmat day a Christines Tree,
which wit Iidtned with presents for tht scholars,
parents, and kind fneads who were with aa ob
that day. 1 think It was truely a grand surpriet.
Tbt good somebodies wtrt ao kind that everv
Mbolar recelvad eomething, and some cot maav
present, uooa cacnariau .Voauliwe wish bim
many uappy Ltinaiuaa l..y; honored our tree by
making it tbe means uf presenting aome fine gttta,
among wtiioh which were a handsome gold watch
and uuaia. A goodly number of ua got mittens,
and one lucky fellow got a eearl ; but so ooe
owned lo gelling a sack. There were dr t oo.ls.
groeeriee, and hardware, books, stationery, toys,
.ea, uMutjaenjaieie, eoiare, laces, and lota Of
vnior iFiiug. u gine tnaae net oi tn wntl tfeey
call fioey work. Our teacher. Juliet Heed. e..t
aviHti iwvsi neans, at mast a drneu, ill la candy,
heeideo a copy ol Teonyaon'e P.euia and a fine
handkerchief. We aaid our speeches and did
svins bid vint:, after whhh Mr. Adam Wal.nr m.A.
dreeead us ia kind, eheenna words. Wt shall
weleomt bim ataia. After amain, aad ma ear
" r. cfieneer, uur pieaaant meetiutT was dis
missed and we all went hume. feehnir that aura
had ladved mb'A Merry Cfarlitanaa."
A Srnt.An.
Fobbst, Clearfield county, P,
RESOT-TJTIONS OF RESPECT.
At n meeting of Pott No, 114, 0. A. K., at Car-
wraeville, January let, IB8( th fidlswlag rtto
I titoa war adopted t
WnanBA. It hath alee aad Almlahtv Gad la
IDs Provldt-oea, tt remove from the totaet at
hia labor and uaefulneaa, our Comrade and Sur
geon, Dr. D. O. Cratob j therefore
Jfecafvocf, That w sr. brail t th will of the
Captain ot lhat Grand Army of the heaers of tbe
Kepubllo who have fallen ia the liae af Ibeir
duly la which our comrade hat gone to b mus
tered In, tbn leering a vaoant pltcw In ur
airthly army. a
iVeaorvel, That wt tinoerety raoarn with tbe
family af ear deceased comrade ib their Sorrow,
tad humbly aomnwad tbem ta lb car af our
llenvealy Father, wheee sympnthiet are toaebad ,
wllb a leeling in our iofirmitiea.
iiflt4, That our Char or be draped In
mourwiag to Ih and f Ibt preeent term.
neeaireei, intM copy ei tnee reeoieiiona n ,
sent lo tht 1 1 r fie I aad Ourweatvilie papers,
for publfcaitoa, and a copy be presented lo the
family ef tbe deceased. I
W. I. Barb,
11. L. Calhubu
JfRt H NoBRIS,
Committee
Karmerh.Look UeriI Lytlw will
give yoa big beet market pne for W heal, Oeta,
Cern, Buckwheat, Butter, Bgga, Onion, Applet,
drltd fruits, and all hit da af produce. Jj bat
tb largest and beat selected Moth af groceries,
teas, cog re, moltsaes, spices, oil alt, sugar,
qawosware, tuba, buckels, basket, eburns, Ao
In Clear II -Id county. He buys hia goods la large
qualities from manufacturers aad Iral beuda
ft ash, and takea Ib advaaiagt af all
dieouBta,aBd eohe II ea ab led te sell at lowest
priw. He gives cash prices for produre.and tellt
hi good l tb kwtst pricwf la th aonaty.
SfW-f-lt
MORE HORSE-SHOEING.
TnoL-TTiLLB, December lOtb, lttso.
Editor Rkpublicar Sir ; I see in tbe local
column of your paper of December 32 d, lhat tha
two Heilly Brothers, with oneastiitint, fitted and
drove ont hundred borst-ahotson Wednesday of
last week. This is a good day's work, but our
hltcbiinith bare, "'Squire" School), week before
laat, fitted and drove lortv-two borse-shoe. all
alone In one day, and djpni tomt chain minding
besides. I think Troutvillt 1 ahead tbit timt,
unltts tomt otbtr town can trot tut a faster
aortt-iboer. lours, rtsptctfully. e e
.New Daily Stagi Line. Jamoa L.
Leary bat auooedad in baring a dally mail estab
lished between Clearfield and Pnnfild, nnd will
hereafter run n dally stag between the two point.
Ills contract began with April 1st, and tb stag
will leave tltarflild every morning (except Sun
day) at 8 o'clock, making connections with all
tralnaon tbe LaW Grade Railroad et Penn field, re
turning after tbe laat train th tame eveolsg.
Ptstingertind freight will bt carried it low rata.
Ordtrs left at any of tb hotel wilt bt attended
loapr7ll.tr
Clear mm Coal Trade State
meat of Otal and othr frelghti sent over th
Tyrone A Cletrfleld Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for tbe weak ending Dtcamber 2Mb, 1 880,
end th tame time last year t
COAL.
For tbt week
Same lime laat year
' Decrease.
Previously during year
Sam time last year
Increase. ..,,.,
Total ta 1880
Same time last year
Iuorease
Lumber
60 etra.
Miscellaneous freights....
I2t
COCHRAN Hl'NTER.-At tht reridenct of
M. Ureon, baq., io Lutbcraburg, on Sunday, De
cember IWb, IHKO, by Johniton Hamilton, Esq.,
Mr. J a wta L. Coihban, of Revnoldaville. and
Miaa .Mary E. Hutb, of lludioa, both of
jctieraoo oounty.
LOSE M.-CRACKEN. At (he brida's home,
en Sunday, December Ifth, 1880, Mr. John H.
Loin and Mias Mary E. M Crackr, ill of New
Millji.rt.
JOHNSTON BRIGHT. Ob Tuesday, Decem
ber 2lsf, ISM), by Rev. 1). U. Campbell, Mr.
VAVID Vt. J Oil MS TOM M4 01 Itl I.IKIE URIUKT, ill
of Anaooril;.
BEEMAN Mi DONALD At Ansonvill, cm
Sunday, December Stltb.lfSU. bv Kev. D. H.
Campbell, Mr. Darikl W. Derma?! and Miaa
HlBIctA Mt'OoNALP, all of Madera.
EABTON-LETCHWORTH.-Oa Wednesday,
December 3d, 18M, by Kev. Wm. M. Borcbneld,
Mr. Ht'flii A. EAsron aod Miss Mabir B. Lbtxh
wonru, all of DuUjU. t
MARTIN RUIN EH ART. At tht office of
thtefficitlirg Juatict, Jacob Williams, Baq., ua
Thursday, December l.Hd, 1KS9, Mr. Ckari.rn
Martin and Miss Fanbt Riiiseiiasit, ell ef
Bradford township.
MOFFAT McCt'LLOl'UU. At Ihe St. Chartet
Hotel, Clearfield, on Thursday, December J.id,
iMttt), by Kev. G. Leidv, Mr. William W. K
MorrAT and Miss Mauoji MoCuLLooun, all of
Pbihpsburgh, CeBtre county.
EMERY ROBINSON. At the M. t ParsuB-
age in Clearfield, on Saturday, December 3jla,
IMHD, t,y Kev. 0. Ltidy, Mr. Harry U Kmekv.
of Curwenavill. Pa , aod Miss Josu'Mlxa Rvtia-,
low, ol obawsville, Uoaheu township.
Gt'LlCH TUCKER At the realdnee of
William Tucker, Esq., on Thursday, Decern-;
ber SHih, ltu, by Iter. Wm. U. Dill, Mr.!
'&. Gti.REMT Oulicb , of Lawrence township, aod
Miss Emma F. Iitiii, of Clearfield borough.
McLACGHLIN LI V ERG 00 D. On Thurs
day , Decern OerWtb, iHSti, byUea. W. Hteevcr, Esq.,
Mr. Juhii McLai usmi aod Miaa Si ia Liybr
oood, ail of Uirard township.
CATHERM AN WILSON. On Thurday. De-
Cember 2:(d. Ifbtl. bv Geo. W. Kteever. K,.i . klr
Willi ah CarnaauAMaDd Miss Marv M.WiLaostJ
all of tii rar it township. i
DEHItICK ROWI.Kj. At PennvIL
Sunday, Jaouary 3d, IHil, by I'harlea Hop ler,
Mr. JamkH Calvih DKiiRicaand Miaa 101 a ' 1
Jrndir Ren t.i:i, ill of Penn township.
SCHNARRS. At tht Minsloa House. Clear
field, on Saturday evening, December 18tb, IfeO,
of membranous croup, Mauuib E., da u bier of
Wm. Schnarrs, asred 31 years, I month aod 4
day. Tbt funeral services wtr oundueted by
nev. sir. cummers.
LITHGO. In DuUola, on Tburaday. Decem
ber 2 .lil, USO, Hon A E., only child ol JoiepbO.
tod Clara Lllhgo, aged I year, 4 months and 0
aye.
CROUCH. AI hia bom in Curwenavill bor
ough, ob Sunday morning, December 38th, 1880,
of apoplexy, Dr. D. 0. Croich, aged i'i yiar
ana i;
lb days.
TATE. At Corwenaville, on Tuesday after
Boon, December 38tb, 1880, auddenly, of heart
dtseaae, Hon. Aabcr Chandlrh Tava, ef Clear
field, Pa., aged 63 years, 3 moot be aod 3 day.
CALDWELl.-a-In Knoi township, on Sunday,
December 30 to, 18b0, of rutp, WiLuaan Uam.
a bll, aon f and ? Caldwell, god 1
year, I nonius and t flaj. ; ; i ; A
CONNELLY. In Clearfield borough, at tbt
residence of hit son-in-law, Alfred Shirk, on
Wednesday morning, December 39 tb, 18 i0,
Mkuarl CoKRaLLi, aged 16 years.
PETERS. In Decatur township, on Wednes
day, llecember 32d, 1880, Jura Pktkm, aged
about 00 years.
HOOVER. In Lawrence township, on Sunday,
Jaouary 1st, 181, Mis L'svbbh Arr 11obb,.
agvd about 70 yrnt.
CORSON. In Burn side, on Haturday, January
3d, 1ft" I, Siiirrill Co it sin, aged about MJ
years.
ALEXANDER. Ib Clearfield borough, at th
residence of bis ton-in-law, Dr. J. P. Utrebfleld
Deer ti bar 2ld, lf0, Jarr H. ALaiatraa';
gad 76 years, 0 month and 8 day.
DUX LA P. In Knox town. hip, on Monday,
December 3tb, J.mks Bloom Dhklap,
sob of James R. and Jemima Dunlap. aeed 14
year and days.
Jatnei, In tbe bloom of youth,
A good, obedient toy,
Was early called by death ;
Me waa our earthly joy,
Thy will, Oh Ood, te dent, '
To which wt aay emea ;
Hoping tn the glory world
To meet deceased again. r. . a.
HOLDEN. Ia Bloom township, ea ban day,
DccemoorZfUh, I8H0, Scaxh P., wife of A. Hid
den, aged 60 years, 3 months aod 31 days.
Drar as thou were, aod justly dear,
We would nut weep for the
On thought shall check tbe starting tear
It is thai thou art fret.
And thua sbsll faith's consoling power
Tht tear of lore restrain ;
Oh 1 wb that saw thy tar ting hour,
Could with thee here agalu.
Triumphant la thy otosiag eye,
Tbt hope of glory ahene ;
Joy breathed in tby expiring sigh
To think the rac was run.
Gently the paai ing spirit fled,
riuilaloed by grace divine '
Oh ; may tuch grao oa us be abed,
And soak our nd lik thine.
' FLETCHER. In Unien township, on Sunday,
December IVtb, H80, Jvlia M., wile of Ntepben
Fletcher, aged 27 years, 9 muaths and 34 dayt.
She leaves a husband and two small ohihtrefl
to moara tbtir loss. She wat a loving wife, and
a kind and afTetttoaa ether.
Dearest sister, then bast left ua, i
Here tby lost wa deeply felj
But 'tis Ood that hath bereft nt,
He can M oar etrrowa heal.
' Vet again we bop to meet her
When tht daya af life are Bed,
And ia Heavea with joy to greet her ,
wnere bo farewell tear u shed .
Ytt, Intra ah will wait to welcome
Her b en band and children deart ' H
fa ber home tbey will sadly miaa her
For they dearly loved her her.
Ob, may wa, Ilk her, b ready 1 -v "
I When oar Saviour call ua hem, .
' . To reoolv our ernwns of glory,
And worship raad bl tnron.
But sb trusted la her Sevier,
Aod death she did net fetr
Her faith in bim did not falter
At tb bnr of deeih drew near.
pccaala.
Ooa llmnaaa Vmm Oa.T. Dwout al oa Old
Pricbo. R.wiD UtwblBaeooe Bow bapurnhaiml
al at.rraU'o Ha .no: rarlaly nor., rm $3. op
wardo. All .lad f hwId. aiMhloot roaalrod
o. tho ibortt ontla.
CloarloM, Pa., J.I, II, 1,77.
Waat.B. Dallfmd al taa Hall Sa l .
I.U.aiit ll lBrh aha.oal thlntlao.
lau.llli. li.lnob Had abiogko.
lao.vu. loot of alo. wrlL
a.l',IM. 14-hot tbora. koopa.
Mat r.llroo4il.a.
M.ttit In of food booalMk board,.
lor whlcb I will nor tbo k.aboal aaar.M anoo,
.oll.arf .1 Dla.rA.ld, or .1 mmy allot .B tba
Tyroa. Cbnrlald Rollrood.
Otaartald, Pa, Oot. II. 1171 tf.
Jimt ltereivrd.
Jutt Kocired hr AI1NOI.1), at
CUHWEA'SVII.I.K :
Car Load Nora Scotia Planler !
Car 1oad pur Corn, llyt ui Ont
Chop I
Car Load Dtmlten Snltl
Car Load ol Clioict Family Flour I
Car Load Dry (iooda, Urocvrica, 4u.!
SorHhinirlr,, Bark. H. K. Tiet and
tiraio will be taken In eichanga,
CurwtDvlllc, May 1, 1878.
TOSS,
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... 11,823
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1,678,83
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N. E. ARNOLD,
Wholesale Dealer in
DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS,
Boots, Shoes, Groceries,
TOBACCO, LEATHER, FLOUR,
FEED, GRAIN, SALT, OIL &C.
I 1uy direct from jobbci'H niitl mniiufartiircr!, receive Roods ut
Oftr lnlld rnt,B linnnn rtor. nnlntiiilit will. Vm-U o..l Pli!ln.l.l.
in i;i nouses.
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Also,
jSaw Logs, Lumber,
Parties having bark to haul during the Winter, can contract
and receive liberal advance.". Also, advances made on Saw Log.
Give me a call. '
N. E. ARNOLD,
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39, lblii-tr.
OTJR XtflCO-X-'X-O:
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS."
WE INVITE tho people of Clearfield and vicinity to tlie
inspection of our large nnd well selected ittock of
READY made CLOTHING,
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS VALISES, ETC.
As wo buy for cusli only, we are ennliled to give our patrons
every pogsiblo advantage, ( Our lino of piece poods, especially
adapted to Merchant Tailoring, is complete. We employ only
first-class workmen, nnd are prepared to make suits at short notice
and unusually low prices.
We tender our tlinnks for .past favors, and solicit your future
patronage.
ALBERT THANH AUSER,
Room No. 4, Pie's Opera House Itloek, Clearfield, Penn'a.
September 29, ISSO-tf.
JAMES L.
W Mate uiK--.'fl SX..'fiJ.
MlHkKT STRKKT, ( I l:tKKl:l I), PKWX'.t.
All kind of Ca.kota ntid'cflln. kept on hand, and (urninliod lo order on
short notice, Including tho finest n well aa tha cbeupcat Hint oan bt manti.
factiirrd. Our
i oonPBB piiMaiinvDn " ;
fa (lie heal In u, and will bo fiirnirhed when required. Funorali attondad
ia any part of the county. Call at lay oflire, on Second street, or leave
your orders at Troutman'i Furniture Store, adjoining the 1'ottnSlee.
JAfl. h. LKAVY,
ortt.TO-ly. Clearfield, Pe,"- ,
'CKNTKAL' nOTEL," PITTSBURGH,
j' .am w.-..-!!...
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SMITHFIELD STEEET, FEOM SECOND TO THIBD AVENUES,
PITTBDUnail, ZA. ' t .
The most ctmtrslly located fiiKl claxa Donao In Ilia City, iitrett rati paw
tbe door orery Are tiinnte, to all the Dcpota and all paru ol both citiea.
j Tmia, 12 60 I'll Dat. WALSH k ANDKftfON, Proprietors.
SurTbe CYaAarncLO Hti-l'ULiCAR rtxx'ired weekly hi tba Hotel and placed
on tile for tbt benefit of gatel Irom tbla aeclion. , . . foct27 3m.
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