THE REPUBLICAN.
CLKARK1EM), PA.
WRDKRSDAT NOHMNO, JAN. 19, 1881.
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It paid alter tbre aad before atx months... t 40
if , fitt the expiration of six monhta... 1 00
p...r Advertising Agent, 17 Park Row, eorner
UccVuiait Street, art our duly Authorised Agent
,n Sw York City.
ri:M;ioi;h notk kx.
UletliotlUt Episcopal i'lim r iiRer. duo
I,nir, Paitvr. Sfrvioet very fabb..tb it 10)
A.M,"4U H. M-
i-abbatb School at 0 A. M.
Prayer Meeting evory Wednesday, at 7) P.M.
Companion Service, first Sabbath of every
uoonth,! Id. A.M.
Went ClD&rtielil M. K. ChurrliRrv.
Cuahlki W. Uiibmlbt, Pastor. Preaching every
alternate Kumlay, at i o'clock, P. M. (Sunday
Scbuul at 31, r. Al. Ail are invited to attend.
Freabjterlan Church-.Rev. II. 8. bnri.HR.
Sabbath services morning and evening ISab
tath School at 1 P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednea-
lay evening.
Ilaptlst Miurth. Rot. , Postor.
Sal-hat b School at I P. M. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening.
ut. fmnrla Church-(;athollr Rov. P
J, hkkiiam. LMvioe service at 10i A. M., on
the (irit, tbird and fourth Hnndayeof each month;
Vesper and Penedletlon of the HI fined Naeramont
tt 7 O OlOCa, r. m. nunoaj dcuvuj wivwy uuuu;
afternoon at I o clock.
OI'FICIAl. DIHIX'TOIIY.
tiki ov lOLDma gtiARrn ibuio.i oouht.
HMond Mood.r of J.D04ry.
Third ModiI.t of Mmrch.
Klrtt Moodiiy f Jaflfc
Fo.rth Mondmj of 14ftinbr.
rim of ioi.iiiio coHMoit
Fint Mond.7 of Jon.
SMond Mond.j of NoTmbr.
poblio orrtcano.
Pr$iidint Jidg Hon. Chart.! A. Mirer,
I.ork H.ven .
jd.Vlat Law Jwtg Hon. John H. Orvla, (if
tle-llefonl.
AHotiatt Juitgti Ahram Oflon, CIarRtld;
Vinnt a. Holt, Wn.rnold.
'rol.oiiolary Hme. Kerr.
Htgiuwand Rtordtr Uewrge M. Forfuion
7Vir.i Philip Uo!U.
lUitriet AllormtvJ. F. HcKenrtck.
Shtrif Jtmo Mh.fTy.
ii,,i SktriffY. I. Tbnmriion.
(7oHHly urve or-&.mul F. MoCloiker, Cur
reniTillo.
County Pommfiifomrt C. W. Kjler, (Irnhtm
Ion P. 0.; Slh Johnston, Or.m'Ul 1'illi P. O.
John Norrli, Sr., Carw.nivtlln.
(Vmrnmion"-.' CUrk John W. Ho.
(" jlMfiior. Willi.m V. Wriuhl. Clfr
lluld: Joioph Ulllllmnd, Thro. Bum J. 8. Nor.
ril, Woodland.
i,Hiw (7oron.r Janiel A. Mooro, Clrarfl.ld.
Jury Comm9aionr Andrnw J. Jaokion, Claar-
6J, Via. K. urown, t,i..rn.iii.
ieritol o Plli Seaoolt M. L. H
PU.rfl.1,1.
Stnl'nof Wtighli Hmtprtltm W.Carlllo,
offire al l.olher.i.ori r..
ifuMrfn .4lie John W. Wrlyltjr, Wm. Ba
i.i. h rvrui (lordon. ClearOald: Jowi.h B
lrin, N. K. Arnold, CarmrillO J. A. Living
stone, Dulion tity.
Our Sj-fciat oolumn if dtoldedly intor.tting In
I el paint of Tiow, and prolilaH.. reading to
ojLi'Jrri who want to lav. money.
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"Will yon talio whoat, oata .or oorn for iub-
,ori'tio 7" Wo ar oflen Inquired of in thU way
lij It-tler from palrona who reilde at a diitanoo
from CicarlirlJ. Wo again lay yoa. The recelpU
uf a rcrjtoniiblo merchant or mill owner In the
vicinity, will aniwcr ui Just as well ae the cash.
To illluitrate : If any of oor palroni will deliver
u a lag of grain at the ailll of Joieph 11. Urelb,
In Cheil township, Horace PatehlD, in Bnrnllde,
T!.omi II. Forrey, in Graham, Wm. Porter or
Shaw l, In Lawrence, or Urown Seylor'i, al
Roikton, Union townihip, and forward their
reu'ipU for the aviount, we will credit them on
thi'ir account (or the lame. In thia way all may
won poy what Ihry we, If Ihoy will punoa tble
.oor..
JarAdvortiHurB and othurH will bear
id mind that all article! Intended for publloatloo
in thii paper inurt be banded la, not laler than
TueiJoy, al V A. M. Don't forget it I
Kmcry C. Read Is clerking in II.
Lehman A Coa ttore.
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Jacob S. liergntrussur bus been re
appointed poalmaeter a( Bontidale.
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Tho J. 11. Auburn ilramatio Com
pany helda forth In Fle'e Op.ra Houae lo alght.
Mr. L. M. Ooudriet, of Frenchville,
wanu 10 employ a miller. So. a.l'trtiieinent
eliewhero
Mm. Margaret Mayer, mother of
Judge Mayer, eelebratej ner owtn uinnuey on iu.
loih Inaianl.
Tuko-il-Euhy and Live-l.on are
brothtra,and are related to Ayer'i Bariapariila,
which baa lengthened many a life.
Mrs. McPermitt, o resident of Ibis
borough, died on Friday, and waa buried In the
Cathollo eemetery on Saturday.
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Ash Wednesduy, the rimt day of
Lent wilt come tbia year on the 3d of March, and
roi.ler Sunday on the I7tb of April.
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Mm. Felix Mullon, f Utfllefonto,
died al her bone la that pl?t oa friilay lait.
A large number of her relative! roilde in tbii
borough.
Tbo retnaind of Wm. V. Furey, who
went to Baa Antonio, Teta, (or the benefit of bit
health, and ditd tberr, have been interred Id
that far-off land.
Coast. ntf on Ceraotory bill, cast of
town.hai been indulged Id to a great extent by
the yonngntert tbo put two wetk.. No eeriom
ecciJuDU have yet beun reported.
A nloi-iinR party, com pfmod of lud
and laieiee of thii pi are, treat over the mountain
to Pcnfield on Tueiday a.rtfrBion of liit week.
Thr-v warned Ibttuaelvea at a dttnet ia Coryell'i
Hill.
aji
The Altoona Tribune, a bright and
entfrpiiilng morning ppef, recently nn.ed into
their no buildmg, bmlt oipreoly for the um
and briafit of thU Journal. Kira Alt, of tbii
place, w.i the arehlteot.
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Air. G. N. Youngmun, futhcr oi
Pro). Yoanguan, Principal of the Leonard ilraded
School, in tbia placo, died at hie home In M iflliB
Urg, Inlon oouuty, on Tburnday lail, January
1 Ub, Id tho T7th year of hie axe.
A locturo wilt bo nivn in tho Pres
byterian Cbureb, on Weduei-Uy ovening, Janu
ary lVtb, by Kr. Wm. H. Slooking, l. V., of
Oorotaiab, Penla. The aubjeet if'Periiaand
the Orient. " and judging by It and ibe iiiuttWn
af the Rertrend gentlcmao a tpeekir, It will be
ri1tte with Interrtt and Information.
Al a ineotitig of tlio TiukUub of thu
Central Htalo Normal School, at Luck Haven,
bld V. edneedey eraning, January aib, Ilo&.
Juhn pation, of CurwoDitiilt, aud Col. W. 11.
M .ore, of Look Ilareo, wero rtcimiiiend(d to
the Superintendent of Publlo Initruetlnn, to fill
tin tacaooioi In the board oauted by tho deathi
of ex Uovoraor Uigler and J. C C lVhty, Rq.
Tho Engiueein ami Surveyon of
I'fLtiiylvanta bare prepared an aet, to be pre
Mbted to the LegUlaturo, to eroate a Plato Hoard
1 Suryo, to ooniiil r tbo Heorttary of In
UrDal Affairi fend two experienced Surreyori, to
ha appointed by the Uurernor for a term of four
jure. The Board It to license Burrcyora, eiUb
litb trne meridian lino and make each rtgam
ti'tii ai ahaJI ore aeoorato work- Tho not
clearly deftnea tbedutioa of County Sarreyora.
Ilcu'kiuh CJould Jtodom, who ha
L- wandering aboit for yean, and who waa io
tbii vicinity laat fVI, la low an occupant of tbo
Pmy Cuoaty poor lloaao, having been plaoed l ,
tbat lhiiiuuB ahoat two week. ago. Mr.
h"ift, who la now oulte acd 1 ft graduate of
Vale Collega, ol 1S31 elan, had good law!
I ractiee at eae tinv.itaa Con en 1 to Sardinia uodor
Ibe Van burea adminietratloB, and aa fe mem-1
W or the Htato Cofeatitotlottal Oonvontiofe of 1938. ;
6ueh la life. I
V Ivarn that tho cfTorU of I.o.
C' W. Dareley la gelting tbo debt rtmovod from
! Ht.t Clearfield M. K. Chareh have bean
'tad with Bfeoooaa. Mr. bar a lay la e. tilled to
b prakea fr ik. M.i .j lauroat that ho moot
('tri u lhA aniiwrtmkini, and wa feel llho
''I'atal.tiof blia and bli ooniref aticfe oa hoing
Mietad of their on plea vant hnrtbti. Prof.C. 0. :
pokaaea (famlllailf known 11 ' Blind Char-1
J) Bipa&id Mr. fifeifelej tfed gavo ee
M,t fel digemt .lata m tho natter a olrratt.
ta prnootda of which waa applied to tbo llqaldft-1
t the debt, I
Calendar for 1881.
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AS7 2n IV JO,
A protracted meeting ia bein held
In the M. K. Church by Kor. Ueorga Leidy.
Manon it Uamlio (runa, tho best
tnatruiuent made, for aale by 1. A. Uiulio.
A Sew P. M.-J.W. Gullaglier h&
been appointed poit matter al New WaabingUin
n aTJH
Ju K MeCullottgh is announced in
Una iaaueaa a oandidate for Juatice of the Peace
In Clearfield borough.
Miss Suo Keynolds, of thia place, is
in it rue ting a olaia In iDiirumcntal luuaio in the
vloinlty of AnaonriHe.
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You can purchaso ood cabinet or-
gani ftt Oaulln'a for tho eauio prleea thl people
are pfeyiug for poor iualruinenta.
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J. Ulako Walters arrived in Clear
field Tueaday mor&iug, after an atiaeuce of many'
tnotitbl. Ho looka halo and hearty.
awaal oojeaea.
Amonjr the many .tames added to
tbo lift of eubforibera to tho Ripublican laat
wefk.wai thatuf P. 8. Wehor, of Dulioia.
A damaged cnmowaB run over tbo
road from Curwanaville to Tyrone oa Funday
afternoon, and exchanged for one in good repair.
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Services will bo hold in tho Episco
pal Church in thi borough on Thuradny evening
of tbia week, at 7 o'olock. Kef. McNnlty, of
Johoatown, will officiate.
Wo dcsiroto thank all of our friends
who called to aee ui laat week and left subataatlal
reminder! or their vtaita and iudicatlnna that
the lUrrnucAV Ii appreciated by them.
Ilruokvillo in well re)renented in
Clearfield tbia wirk. We notice Richnrd Artbura,
O. M. Uarriaon, Jatuta Caldwell, C. 8 Irvin, Hn.
(. A. Jenka and Sidney Fuller. --
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One freight train ran into the rear of
another one, which wm minding on the traok in
tbo Sura mil tunnel uu Ibe Low Co.!,, lUilrofttt,
laat Satanlny, and damaged tho engine fend a
couple of ca", bit hurt nobody.
A New Borouoh. It will hereafter
bo known ae the borough or l)ullie. Tho capi
tal of Sandy townihip will do buai&eia on ta
owaaooount after the February election.
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Mm. C. M. Ciiirriaon, of llrookvillu,
ii vialting her aifier.Mra. i). W. Moore, who waa
injurej by a fall on Sunday night, the Vth inat.,
nnd who la reotitering aa fait aa can be expected
from the injuriea rtveived.
Saw Laniilords. Wo learn that
tbo Mend llrotliara biva borame the proprietcri
or the Central Hotel, in the new end thriving
borough of Dulioia. Ihoy are gentlemen and de
ierva a liberal abare of public patronage
Mr. P. O. Jilattenberger, western
agtiol for tbo Woodland l ire lirick Company, of
tbia ocuntv. wai anited in marriage at Pittaliurirh.
on Iburaday laal, tho Htb lr.it., to Miei Mame E.
Tbrumilnn, of Ibntctty, whore they will reaidoio
the Tuturo.
Jon't fail to subscribo for the book
entitled "The Complete Homo," which la now
being oanraaaed for by Mr. J. E. Gear hurt. All
who can afford Itahould aeonre ihi work. It La
a good document to have iu ibe parlor, dining-
room or kitohan.
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Ekiut Farms for Salb or Kent.
It will bo noticed by an advertisement in tbta ta
mo of the RnrvaM AN that Mr. Coudriet pro
porea to fell or lease number of Urma one in
Borniido lontvhip, Cuutro ooooty, anolhor In
Grab am township, thia county, an 1 number in
the vicinity of l-'renuhville.
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Ex Senator William J. Corbett, of
Cl.rlou, ii altaading Court Id Cleaifiald tbia
week, being engaged aa oouniol lor Plaintiff ia
tbo oaao of Richard Artbura ym, Sidaoy Fuller,
lion. Ueorge A. Jenka, of Uiookrilio, ia one of
tbo eonnael fur tho defenao. Tbeae, with the
home oounael employed, will make a atrong team.
Georuo Kill, indicted jointly with
Qeorge Kvana, for highway rubbery, bavlug par-
tloipated In Ibe affray In which Unganioo, the
Swede, waa killed near Hoifttdale, plead guilty
boforo Judge Mayor on Monday afternoon, and
was aeateneed to two yeare and eight monthicon
finenaotin the Weaten l'nnitfentUry.
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Tbe ontertaiiimont, given in Pie's
Opera Home oa Tacsday sight of laat week, by
tho Wilton family, waa fairly patronised, and tbo
performance was bettor than that of a great many
traveling Iroupea. Tbo rope-walking by Muter
Harry Wilion ia Mid to have bet osceodirgly
well executed. The rroeipti of the evening were
$;iu.7o.
About twenty ladies huddled thorn
lelvea into one of Leavy'a big aleda, drawn by
four hoHea, on Mundy altcrnuon, and hied away
to William Morgitn'a hotel, "on the ridea," where
tbey indulged in a big supper. They enjoyed
the r-leigh ride and report baring bad a fine time.
Il wt exrept tho drivur, thre w ain't a gentleman
in the crowd.
I'kao. Tlio Court House bell was
tolled on Sunday afternoon for the funeral of
Kbeneief Ball, oho died on Saturday night, at
the residence of Thomas Andersna. Gall was a
tinamltn by occupation, and baa been fe public
oharge for tome month. He waa about fltt years
of age, and baa no rolativoa in tbia ec(in of the
Cdunfry that wa are aware of.
The Catholic Clnmh niiraettloimly
taeaped being burnrj down lait Haturday night.
I'pon entering the Church on Bandar morning,
It waa discovered thai ft place about two feet
long and fifiren Inches wide bad boon burned in
the mat tii g and floor, in the vicinity of the rcg
ter, and for tome cauao as mysterious at It came,
the firt died out of ita own actor d. How the fire
originated we did not learn.
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ThkNext Apportionment. Hiram
Child?, Kfq , of Lick HTfn, baepompiled a table
for the Journal of that otty, which abowa the
loares and gnina in the uxt apportionment of the
Houae of llepreacntatlvea. Tho population of
the State It given at 4,1H2,?X8. Ratio of Repre
sentee 11,413. Allegheny gains two member! ,
Clearfield, Dauphin, Delaware, Fayette, MuKean,
Philadelphia and Weatmoreland gain one each
nd Lackawanna and Loseroo together gain one.
Berks, Ducka, Cat boa. CrawforJ, Kri. Franklin.
and Vonango loto one oaeh. Net gain, three.
The. p relent houao eon'iita or 101 menbora.
A NiceStirk. HartswItkA Irwin,
druggiata, havo juat oppened out a lot ef new
gooda at their store on Second street, and among
the new stock will bo found everything to make
tho toilot complete. They hare tbo finest kind of
brmhet of every description, oombs, soaps, pow
den, per fernery, itatlontry ( all tbo standard
patent enedieloes, drug a, paints, elta, A., As.
Preacriptlona oareiully oouipoandcd. Ladies and
gent la mot) will do well to go and examine tbelr
stook or hocy gooda, for yoa will be aure In ho
something that will pteaae and which yon will
need. Thry have got aa neat and well-arraiigrd
store aa eat ho found ontaideof thooiilej.
Mr. John P. Irvin.of Manistoo. Mich.,
Is again In our midst, stopping with his mother
and hit frlandi a few days oa bis way to Sen the m
Texas, whan ho II Inter ted to huge timber
tract and the menu factor of lumber, lie roporta
a good Witter In Michigan, nod proiptot very
oneouraglng for the tomlng aoason mioa. Jack
alao,modeatly, Informs ns that ho has taken onto
himself partner, tho Irm being Mr. Mrs.
John P. In In. The lady member of tho firm
was tome time ago Uai Nellie Denning, daughter
of M. R. Dennlog, Ktq , formerly of thli county,
now me of Manistee's suotesefal lumbermen. Wo
wish Jack and kit bride a proaperoui fend bappy
filer. Mr. AI01. II. Irrln feeoompaaled John
P. on bla Boutbora trip, both loaviag Carweni-
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vlllo last Thnroy.3ifwwwsTftV fViwe,
Without a 'SguinE. Uoth tho Jua
tiees elected fur Sandy townihip Taylor and
Prolhero being ror-identsof DuDola, leavoa that
towmbip without a Juilico of the Peace alnoo
Dulioia has been designated aa a borough. The
votera of Sandy can fill the vacancy at tho Febro-
ary election.
Changed. Tho l.untlnf,'d.n Moni
tor taya : 'Tbe Central Pcnniylvauia M. E. Con
ferejce will bold Ita annual union at York, tutu-
menciltff OB WettnoaJav. Mamh lRtb. ISKI.nna
week earlier than the time, recently announced.
Tbo clian go wa mtotw if "uc .fH(3opr'at too
urgent reijuett of tho miuiatera In tho Confer
ence," Prkttv Wkll ioKg. "Wo cannot
bat smile," says an oxehango, "when fe man tells
ui bo cannot take his local paper because bo
wants nelly paper. He might as well say bo
cannot afford Irvad became ho Intenda haviog
sponge cake. Meanwhile bo ha to ask hia neigh
bor about the local newa and nntlcea , and the
local p 41 pert git on build.fcg up Lis ptso and
burtons! and O4iuvt.niei.ot without his support.
There ta something out of joint with the man who
dw not tupport bis looal paper."
A Good ORi.KR.--An exchange says
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company baa Uiuod
an order to paatongor conduct ore, brakemen and
ba&R"i?e-niBrtcrA prohibitinglhem.Bnder penalty
ef tuiponiioB, from allowing paaiengera to ride
on tbo platform of puiitnger car. Tbo Com
pany ia determined to break up this dangerous
practice, ind It la hoped paaaongera will cheer
fully comply, as it will be aeon the train men havo
now no dliorotionary power to the mattor.
A Good Thing An exchango says
that the Mayor of Wilkea-Barre Culled thirty citi
tens before him on Tuotday of last week, nod
fined them $2 each fr allowing the anow to re
main on tho tidtwilkt. That's a god job, and
we have no doubt but what there tro openings in
every borough to bring about the same remit.
Some eitiietie in our borough generally keep the
now and i?a off tbelr pavement, while tutor
seidem give tho aul jwct any attention. A similar
fine would eerli:.psopel thorn to do their duty
In thii mattrr.
fitn'ty's Jiturary career dates with
the initial issue of Forney's i'tvgrm. Ucr flnt
publication, "Pictures and Portraits of Foreign
Travel," is n freib trcntiie on tbo hackneyed
themes, and Is meoting with deterred approval
by mnoy dijtinlKhoU critics. I'nllko most
tyros she is not 10 denied by her first adventure
ai to think the new flsnio of glory will lire for
ever without feeding; aha ha a novo) on the
stocks, and if her rite in ber art la an Index to
her future, it cannot be other than one of inoocn
and acefulne?. Her entertaining and instructive
book la pnbliahed by H. Olaitcn A Co., OIIQ Market
Street, Phltodclphfa.
A Kat Stout with a Murai, TIi
Punxeutawner Spirit, at January (lib. nuhlinhM
the following story : "Lot In the Fall Mr. O. W.
Z'-itlrr ereaaed Kvtho and hunir it in tho barn
to winter, havlns no furthor me for It. Durlnr
the odd snap, Uitt week, a large rat that had In
habited Mr. hitler's stable, tried to liok 10m of
the grease off of the blade and Its tongue froxo to
the stovl. The animal wan fonnd hanging by Its
toniruf never ill davs after, 'deader than a door
nail.' There ia a uiorl io tbii Utile affair that
it might be well enough fur lomo getslpa to heed.
T.iIlo cars of ysnr tou-ntj, or It fiy yet jrt yoo
into Injulile.'
Tramp Pashenijkrb. Tho Altoonn
Sun tells of fe tram p who rode on tli tracka of a
Pullman paUoo car from the I'nion depot, Pitta
bnrgb, to Altoona. The fellow was difcorered at
tho latter placu and nearly $6,000 wero found on
bii prion. ' Tbo Ootiduotor took tbo money
and after deducting the fair returned It to the
tramp. Another wai taken off the pilot of a
freight engine ut the Lowistown junction the
other ni;ht in an almoat froacn condition. He
hud rod on thia cold place from Itarrisburg and
W4B so near dead that he bad to bo carried Into
the depot In a helplt-as condition.
AtTKNTION, CoNbTAULES. By tho
Act of 1877, Constables are reoired to give not
lest than twenty day' notice In districts where
Juiticea of the Peace are to bo elected at the ap
proaching February election. Aj that occurs on
the Jith, tho notices had better bo put up by
Srtturdny the 21d of January, or not later than ,
Mmilny, the 21th. Whore there la no Constable,
It tli, vol res upon the Ruporviaora to put up the i
notieee. I
Tht nuticei for tbo election of Constable,!
Superrliora, and othor local offisera must bsput
0p only feat duyi before tho election, ten of them
in the moat public places in tfas borough or town
ship,
Anotiikii Sudden Death.- Tho
Rrookvllle Jfj)er$onian, of but week, tho 12th
init.,tys: ''Our cltisen went shocked on Mon
day morning last, on learning that Dennis Uren-
aun,- an old eititen of this place, but. I
lately residing In DuUoii.had died very suddenly
ftt hia reel ilen ce in the latter plaoo on Sunday
evening-. He was In Brookville on Friday and
Saturday when ho had been called by the death
of a grand child, and returned home on Saturday
evening In bis naual guoj health. While setting,
talking to bis family and friends on Sunday even
ing, he fell from his chair and InaUntly expired.
It la said that heart dteeate wai tbo cause of his
death. Hit remains wero brought to Brookville
for interment on Tuesday."
Guilty op Manslauuhter Tho
trial of tht Commonwealth vs. Ueorge ktvaa , in
dicted lor the murder of Job an Hoganion, near
Houtidale, on tht lt?ih ef lait Juno, began on
Monday afternoon and ended oa Saturday after
noon, the jury returning the following verdict:
"That wt find the defendant, lioorg vana,
guilty of voluntary manslaughter." Tho jury
waa tent to It room about 10 o'clock A. M. on
Saturday, In ebargo of Thomas Dougherty and
John H. Larimer aa tiputi, and shortly after
Court was called U the aflernoou, they ro turned
the verdict above mentioned.
The Jury was cem poind of tht following :
David Dimeling, of Bogg townihip,
C. T. Albert, of Bradford township,
11. A. Troutmaa, ol Brady lowoobip,
Wta. liralhus, of Bradford lowonhip,
(leorge ISlraw, of Ferguaon townihip.
W, Uioom ihompeoB, of Or ten wood townihip,
W. P. Join-on, f lireenwoed lowuvhip,
Hubert Lord, of Knox townnhip,
11. V. Kyler, of Mrria townabip,
I . (1. Merrill, of Morrta township,
Monroe A key, of Sandy townxhip,
Abram J. Uas of Woo ward towtmblp.
W.;A. Chase, lfaq., of Qootsdals.aiilited D tit riot
Attornoy MoKtnrlck In thoproiecutton of the one,
and Wm. M. and Thos. J. McCullough condusled
the define. Tho prlaer I but 10 years of age.
We understand that a motion for a new trial on
(be pait of tbt difsnae Is ponding.
SHIRK'S TANNERY BURNED.
The mo it deitructlvo Bra that he occurred ha
this tlcin ity for a long time Wat the burning of
Shirk's steam tannery laat Saturday. The alar
was given ahortly bofora 12 o'clock M., when a
den is volume of blaek 'moke wa seen aseeoding
from the nnrth end, In the vicinity of the boileri,
where the fir originated. A slight wind iu
blowing from lite uorlb al (he Hute and It stcmod
but a few moment aatil tho wholn ftructuro from
fne end to tbo other wa enveloped In flames.
The Art la auppoted to bare Originated by throw
ing a large backet full of bark dust Into tht
furaaco, which Ignited at,d ttplodvj wilL tht
okaraoteriftida ofguapow ler, and ibooonsetjuenoe
wai a hiilo waa made In the smoke staok from
which sparkt oicapcd and it the building en
Or. The) large am coo I of aaorr on tho roofi of
sunounding buildings and on the ground pre
vented the fire from spreading. Tht fire about the
rati was drowned out with snow and water ae
sona aa poeeible, and tbt stook la supposed to
le but little Injured. wMh Uwoxoeptbiu of n few
aidea lying oa top. A large bod toniaiaiag sev
eral thou land dollars worth of bark, fedjolning
the tannery on lb math, was saved, as was also
be beam house and largo number uf raw hides.
Considerable of the stock will bo saved, bat tho
machinery Ii a total low. A largo quantity of
tanned leather, about 1,100 aides, which was to
b loaded and shipped this work to ttoiton, waa
totally oontttmed. This would have returned
about $4,600 in eab.
Tht total lots will bo fehont flfi.OOO. There
wai an Inturano of $1,000 or $2,000 on the build
Ingt, but nont on tho sioek or machinery.
Nr. Bhirh failed flaanoially about year ago,
but tht Mi irk. Brothers had taken the mailer In
b mrl. arid wera succeeding admirably la getting ibe
judgments paid off, when lb In miifortuoo over
took then. Wo havo been inTomed that the ne
cessary aid has been offered them nod tbt tttab
llinment will bo nballt la the Spring.
Mr. John Shagart, wag -maker, had n bt of
apokte piled up above the ballon drying, and his
loss ia In tbn neighborhood of $3.
A email dwolliag bona, a) teats at tbo north
end of tho tannery bwll4kig.ek.ee so where the
fireorlginatedi and ooanpled by Josbaa Kephart,
wa ooasnmed. Tht bmldlng Ileal f was) or little
vame, Bad fell of the honsthold good wero re
moved. Mrs. Krphart fend two of tb children,
who art quite 111, wsro removed to neighboring
boat. Hi family now occupy tbt bout an tho
comet of Vfalont and Third otrt,otpoiltt tbo
M. F. Pareonaga.
For & pood reliable Piano or Organ
go to (laulln'a.
' m 1
Sevoral Shcntt' s ealea app ear thia
weok la ftdilltiua to thoM published In our last
tisut.
1 e oai
Tho now Presbytorian church ut
Glea Hope Is now completed. Preaching oc
curred In It for tht first time on fluiday Uit. It
will bo dedicated tho eomlog Spring.
- 1 e
Clearfield will bo lavorcd with an
educational meeting during Sup't Uonok'i visit
itntfy NcMtw.JtwUJ.tf Vb In tbe Conrl
Hcium on Tuesday evening, February fib,
mm
The "G ooDpgi.1.0 w tin t do .m Wo
art glad to notion that legal steps havo boon tak
en to rebuild this neceaiary structure. The real
necessity of this bridge is now only realised since
its destruction, notwithstanding the rlvor has
been for some time bridge I with too.
Jtov. D. II. Campbell, aviated by
Rev. Fullerton, bai becu holding a very aucceis
ful revival meeting at Fruit Hill Presbyterian
Church, In Jordan township. The meetings were
well attended, and some twelro or fifteen porioni
have already united with tht church.
i.ist of .otters remaining unclaimed
in tut roitotnoe at (.loarneu, r., for the week
ending January IT, 1981 :
Grant Butler, Alexander R. Bell, Mathew
Clark, It. U Ford, Qoorge Jones, William Kor
itetttr, Jam Nalty, Mia M. N. Smith, Calotlnt
Trlttmatbor, Herman Scbmullx, Harry eager.
P. A. UAUI.IN, P. M.
Tho notorious Harry Crcesy was
lodged in jail 00 Monday eveotug of laat week,
chargod with feiiault and battery with latent to
murder. Ilia mother, Mrs. Sarah Butlor, waa tho
prosecutrix. Tht tast was before tho Grand
Jury last week and a true bill found. An Indict
ment for mayhem was aliobangingovcr him. On
Tuesday morning ho plead guilty to both charges
and was sentenced by Judge Mayer to eighteen
months imprisonment In tbo penitentiary.
Farmkrs, Look IJkhe! Lytlo will
give you highest market prices for Wheat, Oats,
Corn, Buckwheat, Butter, Eggs, Onions, Apples,
dried fruits, and all kinds or produce. He has
the largest and best selected atook of groceries,
teas, coffees, molasies, spices, oil salt, sugar,
queenswaro, tuba, buck eta, batkoli, churns, Ac,
Id Clearfield county. He buys hit good in large
quantltie from manufacturers and first bands
for cash, and lake tho advantage of all
discounts, and so he la enabled to sell at lowest
price. He gives cash prices for producc,andsells
his goods at the lowest prices ia the eounty.
ept-24-,7-tf
Railroad Officers. Wo notice that
the stockholders of the Mahoning and Susque
hanna Railroad Company mot at tha office of P.
W. Jenkv, Esq., In Pnnxautawney, on the 10th
inrt.,and elected the following Board of Dii
tor: President, P, W. Jonks ; Director, R. C.
Winilow, Jacob Keillor, James E. Mitchell, T
Campbell, II. A. Ham, A. J. Munki, Jorepb
Shields, O. W. Zeitler, John B. Wilion, Wm,
Davis. T. Paotall, W. A. Dunitp. These parties
hold fe charter to build railroad from the
mouth of Mahoning on tho Allegheny Valley
Railroad to tbe Sortqucbanna rlrer,ria of the
waters of Mahoning oreek, ao aa to oonnect with
the Tyrone A ClcarJielJ Uailroad.
Tub Law of Partnerships. An
important declilon baa been recently made by
tbo Supremo Court of this State regarding part
nerships. It was in thecaie of Clark vs. Fletcher.
Fletcher had been a Director In an Incorporated
savings (natltutioh and had withdrawn from the
concern, giving notice in the newspapers at ths
time of his retirement, and therefore claimed that
he was not liable for the debt of the institution,
which tb Court below sustained ; but tho other
party appealed from the verdict on tbe ground
that euth notice was insufficient, Ibe law requiring
ox wren notice in order to shield the defendant.
Tho Supreme Court reversed the decision of tho
lower Court, and, In rerievrl ng the c.aie, laid that
"when an oiten-ible partner retires from a firm,
ho Is bound to advcrtlia, on the ground that per
son dealing with the firm are induced to trust
him. Thi rule is different as to dormant part
nera. But where partners do but i ties under an
artificial name, the public, of course, truat tho
parties compojlng the firm j hence, express notice
to nil persons dealing with the firm i necesiary
to exonerate n retiring partner from liability."
COURT PROCEEDINGS JANUARY
TERM, 1881.
riasT WBRK.
Court convened on Monday, .Tanoary lftih,
181. Judges Orvls, Ogdeo and Holt on tho
Bench. Jaiuei S. Wetaozel. Daniel Connelly and
John Kettlebarger wrro appointed general tip-
navel, ana Jo tin 11. Larimer and Thomas Dough
erty special tipatavea.
ihe uonatitblea from the different borouirha
and townships having made their returns, the
Court took np tho criminal list, and disposed, of
tue following oaies :
OTS,a ADD TKRK1SRR.
Commonwealth ve, John A.Novlinn'. No. 13
March Seaiainn, 180. Defendant chargod with tbe
murder ol Hamuel Pennington. Motion for fe
now trial overruled and Deiendant isntenoed to
be hanged.
Commonwealth vs. P. J. Sullivan. No. 13
Boptember Session lhht). Rape. Rule for new
mat oiscnargeu, and uelendant sentenoed to un
dergo an imprisonment of one year and aix
oiiini tu too nostero Penitentiary.
Commonwealth vs. Oeorire Evans. Xo. IS
September Setsion, IMtuj. Defendant obarged
with the murder ef Jnhan Hoganson. Tried, and
uoteodaat lonnd guilty or V oluntary manslaugh
ter." Motion for a new trial filed.
Commonwealth vs. (ieerge Hill and (leorge
Efans. No. 21 Sept ember Session, 18(-o. Charge,
murder. I'pon motion of Counsel lor Defendants,
tbe lndietraent waa quaahed.
The oaao of tbe Cum mon wealth Vs. Ueorge
Bvans having taken up the entire week no other
case were tried, bat were eontinued until the
second week of the term.
in aar.a.
Tbe following license were granted :
BOTfeLB.
John Francli, Wm. Smith, George 11. Wooden,
John Coleman, Houtidale.
A. J. Dr sucker, Curwenaville.
John H. Barr, Dubois, t ran it erred upon peti
tion to Joeeph McDonald and Martin Williams.
C. Bennett. Beaaarla townihip.
A. Pcnts, jr., Clearfield.
BB-TAtrnANT.
M. J. Kelly, DuBois. Rule granted to show
cau'o why lictin-e should not be revoked.
um-RLLAitKotii.
G. D. Kants vs. Annie M Kanta. No. 84 June
Term, Sub. Hur. Divorce. S. T, lirook-
bank, Kiq,, appnintud Coin mini oner to take and
report teHiinohy.
Wm. A. Haiterty, Kcq., waa appointed Auditor
to distribute prooecda of the Sheriff's sale of the
properly of hoae A MoKwen.
Oeo. A. South wink ve. hllen Houlhwick. No.
2d September Term, 1HS0. Bah. ur. Divorce.
W. N. Pro l hero appointed Co to uili lienor to toko
and report testimony.
Charles M. Brewer, Kiq., of Punxiutawney,
Pa., was admitted to tbe Bar of the several
Court of Clearneld eounty, as a nnn rcil-ioat at
torney. oRriuna' rot' nr.
The following aoeounts wore presented en J con
firmed At. iVi :
Ftr.at account of Jamea McKeown, Administrator
ef the eUte of Frnncii K. Itaflerty, late of I'enn
townihip, Clearfield oounly, Pa,, dooessei.
Final Mcount of George C. Kirk, Administrator
of tbe estate of John B. Shaller, late of Brady
township, Clearfield oounty, Pa., deceased.
Final aeoount of George O. Kirk, Admini-lrator
of Ibe estate of Frederick fbaUer, late ot Brady
township, Clearfield eounty, Pa., deoeaied.
Final aeeonnt of Joseph Patter, Administrator of
tho estate ol John Brown, late of Morris town
ship, Clearfield county, Pa., Uooeaied,
Final acoount of James McMurray, Guardian of
Mary A. Irvin, minor heir of William C. Irvin,
late of Burnslde, Clearfield oounty, Pa., dee'd.
Final acoount of O. B. Mcrrell, Administrator of
tbe estate of Jonathan Nichols, later! Lawrence
township, Clearfield oonuty, Pa-, deceased.
Partial aeeonnt of F. I. Thompson and Thos, W.
Moore- Administrator of the eatele of David
JIpII, late of Greenwood township, Clearfield
county, Pa., deoeaied.
Tbo Uuardlaa aeeonnt of William R. Hewitt,
Ouardiao of William S. Young, talour bir of
Barney Young, lale of Hutton townihip, Clear
field Bounty, Pa,, deoaaaed.
Final aeeonnt of Joeeph M Baulth, Guardian of
Margaret J. Cowan (now Hoes,) minor heir of
Thomas Cowan, late ef Beocaria townihip,
llerneli oounty, fa., deceased.
Final account of Thomas Smith, Kxecutir tf tht
last W ill ad TetUtaentof Edward Uilligan.lato
Of Jordan lowmhip, Clearfield Co., Pa., dee'd.
First partial aooounl of Martha Hartaoek, Eiecu
trixoMbe last will and testament ef Daniel
Hartsock, late of Cerweasville borough, Clear
field ooanty, Pa., deceased.
Fiael feeooant ef Charles Mlgnot, Adminintrator
Bf Ibe eataie ef Jomos Frelta, late of Oevingtoa
wwnsnip, LlearDeld eounty, 1'a., deoeasod.
Real estate ftoeonntef Rlmira Danrngardner, Ad
mlnislralria of the estate of Jerome L. Baum-
gardner, late ef Unattdal borough, Clearfield
evaaty, Pa deoeaeed.
Real eitatt aeeennt ef John O. Bob river and
Silas Reese, Adtaieistrators of tbo e'tate of
Artbnr Heeee, late ef Lawronoe township,
Clear field eounty, Pa dooeaaod.
Flaal aeooanl of Wm. M. Shaw, Guardian of
Benry Rider, minor heir of Jab Rider, late of
CoviogtoB township, Clearfield toonty, Pa,,
deeofeHd. ,
BBIOOBB.
FetltioB of ta 1 par era of Clea4rld enoBly, for
the ereetioBof lbeN(oodfallow Hridfe" on anew
site. Head and eonndered, and John Pattea.ef
Curwenaville, Win. U. Big ler, of Clearfield, aod
Kooert MsharTey.of llell lowaaaip, were appoint
ed newer.
AVMToaa BBfoart.
9. Q. narria, Ksq , lied his report as A editor,
illmlbolihf the balance In tbe bandi of A. C
Tat. Administrator of Hamuel PeweD, dee4.
Call at Morrill's harowarostoro and
lot ibe ohtapest and best Sowing Machine for
tbe least money. ' Dsn, 2S tf.
GiRf.s Wanted. Two rrood girls
oaa got permanent employment at (be H usque
hannfe Home, Curwensvillo, Co II, or address
Jan. &-3t I-awis C. Blooh.
Court. Wo are in tho midst of our
aeeond week of the January Term. HI Hot
Judge Mayor preiUlo thi week. Tbe tedious
murder trial last week cause 1 fe number ol Com
teonweaUhM! to go over wbh;Ji disposed
ef on Monday nod Tieedav,when tht civil cases
wero taken np.
A Fact. Anaovertiseraentinscrtod
In the RariBLicAif will rcath more readers than
if published In all tbe other papers In the coun
ty, nud tost the fedvertisci let than one-half
In other words, an advert aement published In
our Jcurnal Is worth doutlo the price of that
charged by any other puhisuer In the county,
itlsafaot." tf.
Coal In, If any of our coal bank
men feel like trading sumo of their product for a
serlea of numbers of oopita of tbe Clbabkiblii
RBia itbicA, we will gladly show them where to
put two or three hundred bushel 1 on account In
thai wav. Wo have a bin at Our residence and
one at the office that will bdd a load every now
and then. A bint to the wke la a very sage re
mark, and should be sufficient. Nov, 10-Jt
New Daily Stage Line. Jamea L.
Lcfevy has succeeded in having a dally mall estab
lished between Clearfield enl Fonn field, nnd will
hereafter run n dally stage between the two point.
Hii contract began with April lit, and the stage
wilUeave Clearfield every Boining (except Sun
day) at 8 o'clock, making connection with nil
train on the Low Grade Ralrond at Penn field, re
turning after tho last trait tho same etonlng.
Pauengerssnd freight will tvarridd at low ratea.
Orders left at any of the bieli Will bo attended
to. IfiftprTIMf
LETTER FROM; MORRIS.
MonntsPALB Milan, Jan. 18, 181.
Ettiron liBi'i'uLtrAN : '1 jinking a few notes
from this part of tho county would not come
amies, 1 send you tho following Items. In the
first iilae. I would auk you to correct all errors.
On Sundny, Deo. l'Jth, 18.11, at the reiidenco of
Aaron fuller, by Q. 0. Crowfell, J. P,, Mr. Frank
Watkiniaod alias II, Uunur, all of Morriidale
Minos, were united in matriuony.
Owing to the scarcity of aial oars, thcro is not
work for the miners more than one-half the time.
James Lincoln Oallahot died on Tuesday
morning, January etb, at 3ew Washington, of
fever, which disease he bad lad but a ahort time.
He was born in New Washington, December 26th,
ISfW, and was consequently in his 17tb year. The
writer of thi knew bitn from infancy, and I must
say he was on of the kindest hearted nod moat
generous of young tnen. All hia impulses were
good and noble. His -mind was an aousually
brilliant ono, and his information eiteniive. He
was a great reader of history and poetry, and his
con venation always abomded In tsautiful
thoughts. As a musician, he stood foremost In
rank, and promised by bis aptness to eouipeto
fairly with the rcqui rem enls 1 a perfect munician.
"Link," as he was familiarly called, was hIways
sought for when good mutrio was wanted. We
shall bear his von-e :o mtae, nor shall I ever
aftain ehup bis kindly lund. The death of
"Link" is mU'-h regrett'nl I7 tb community in
which he lived. He seems to have been a model
young' man In all reipeoti, and died calmly nnd
fear I tidy like one "who wrafis the drapery ot bis
couch nbont him and lies down to pleasant dreams.
May Heaven eomfort tbe parent, brothers nud
sifters, for tbe words ol man are certainly vain.
W. M. B.
LETTER FROM DELL TOWNSHIP
Chbnv, IV, Jan., 17, 1S8I.
En. Rki'Uhlicah : come one evidently Inter
ested in the circulation of obscene literature, has
sent tue a copy ef the Clcarflcld Ciltaew, a spawn
of Ihe la to 'lamented Greenback organization) a
paper reeking with low gutter-inipo wll and uncalled-lor
abuse of oiliseus, th laiehel of whose
ihoes the editor is unworthy to unloose, I am
i-orry I wasted my time In trying to dfgeit a
morsel so repugnant to tbe stomach of dioonoy f
but 11 nee it is so,aiid with a firm resolution never
to do o again, I can not refrain from entering
my bum bio protest atfaii.it his infamous aaaault
upon Supcnntendeut Mctuonn, a gentleman
whose whole life, it might be said, has thus far
been devoted to tho education and intellectual
advancement of the youth of our oounty, A llow
mo hero to remark that 1 always have held, and
perhaps always shall cherish, the political prin
ciples at presentadvooaud by tbe Ciliten 1 doubt
lefts through a merceukry motive) ; but in the
Kb rrB Lit as we have an oriran of recognised
ability, to read tbe eolumna ot which ia to bo in
structed tn the current ustv and political doings
a) Ibe day, as well as In the educational new of
our oounty ; and I think we could well spare this
lait occasion to our ranki for which wt as a
ptrty are to be deeply eomiaieeraled.
The C'lftten's dastardly aitaok upon the fair
fame of tho venerable Jud-t Leonard, although
mure comprehensive In tbe material assaulted,
was no more deserving of ibt contempt and oen
sure of an intelligent public than Its last attempt
to sink tue poisoned tangs 0! malto Into tb rep
utat Ion of our laithlnl Superintendent.
1 have known Mr. Mcyoown from ohildbood,
and I have yet to learn ul bis being guilty of quo
diihontit not; and 1 ohallcngo J. lUy Bixler, or
any otber man, to show wherein ho has done
aught but laithlully discharged the duties en
trusted him by tbe directors. It I gratifying to
believe thai on the third of May next on intelli
gent directorihip will rehuke this malignant
spirit sought to be relied against Mctjoowo by
this champion of m isreprsaentation John Kay
uiaisr. lours iruif, iixo.'BAT.
EDUCATIONAL RALLY I
We deslrt to rally the educational forces of the
oounty once more for the years 18hO-M, and have
perfected arrangements with the Hun. Henry
Houck, Dtpnty State Superintendent, to eome to
our connty, tbe teooad week of February, and a,
alst In conducting a aeries of Looal Inititnt, as
follow 1 :
For Brady, Bloom, Union, Huston and Sandy
township, at Luther surg, Friday and Saturday,
February 4th and 5th.
For Pike and Lawn nee lownMitp and Clear
field and Curwensvillo borougbt, at Curwensvillo,
Saturday, February 6tb.
For Ferguson, Greenwood, Penn, Knot and
Jordan townxhipi, at Lumber City, Monday, Feb
ruary 7th.
For Clearfield borough and Lawrence townabln,
la the Court Houae, Tuesday evening, February
Htn. Lecture by rror. iinutk.
For Boccaria, Uulicb and eastern part of Wood
ward titwnihipa, at Janeaville, Wednesday, Feb
ruary Vth.
For Decatur, Moiris, and western part of
Woodward townrhlpe, and Houtidale and Osceola
uorouguc, at Utoeuia, J bur-day. February IDtn.
For Oothen, Girard, Covington, Kartbaui,
Orshaia, Boggs nnd liradfnrd townrhlp, at Dig
ler, Friday and Saturdav, Feb. 11th and lKih.
For Hurniide, llell, Cheit, and surrounding
arougha, at new nasuingtnn, Friday and ral
urday, February 1 1 tb and Ulu.
Deputy Slat Superlntenden t Ilou.k will be at
I.uthetsburg Friday afternoon and evening. At
Uigler Friday and Friday evening. At nil tbe
otber appointments he will be present during tht
entire time, and will lecture at every night session.
Mr. Houck' place will pruhaMy be mpplieJ at
New Washington.
Teachers, Directors, fend frkndi of our public
schooli 1 Yon may never apain bave suih a
grand opportunity of recti v leg the Instruction
and wise counrel of one of the most practical and
efficient educators our Plate hai ever known. We
believe looal pride and professional seal will cause
every toaeher In the count to give one day to
this means provided fir year Improvement, and
that we will find n't the teachers and director
present at the place nihil ted to your district. Wo
believe, Biro, that If the pmptr application bi
made, directors will give tbelr teachers this en
day. In order that tbey may all receive tbe ia
slructlon of this eminent eda:ator.
During taoh fureaooo, ono half hour will be
devoted to the explanation of all "knotty" points
in ibe acliool law for the benefit of teachers and
director. Holiday's minimum tax law, State
appropriation, etc., will be explained by Mr.
Houck.
We ar exceedingly anxlom to give thi dis
tinguished gentleman tb most favorable Impras-
Ion of the educational (landing of our county.
Wilt not our tesohirs and director J1b n with
tbelr .flirts to n ake this an educational achieve
ment (hat shall bo worth tb support of our pee
pleF M. L. Mcyl OWN, Co. flupl.
MBBTttn AV rt'HWSBNril.LB.
Inaccordano with the above oall the Execu
tive Committee submit tbe following programme
for tb meeting at Curwensville, Saturday, Feb
ruary ith.
ioa in ox' b na.Mto!-, 0 A. M.
Organisation. Review end Examina
tions, W. C. Fcnts. In what order should tb
"tudle be takt-n up, W. H. Port. What special
exercise r bee id be Introduced to relieve tbe
monotony of tbe daily rontiae f Study, William
J. Owens,
ArTMnooB aaswoB, 1 r. n.
U'W to cultivate Ibe memory and lb faculty
of observation of th pnpll, L. I. Welter. Ad
dress, Hon. Ueary Honek.
Jfrsofrrrf, That the teacher whoisaveslh pro
fessioa oa feeeount of low salary, 1 deserving ef
otniure.
Afflrmatlve F. W. Carry, George I. Owens.
Negative J. M. Davidaei, J. A. Murray.
Address Hen. Henry Hoack.
arKRina akasioB.
Addresa County Sttperiatendent. Select Read
ing, J. A. Gregory, W. fl. Molt Lecture, Hob
Ueary Hooch.
Good music wilt be furaiabed, and every effort
made to render the exercises pleasant and profit
able. J. A. Mumbat,
W. W. Babbub,
W.8. Pobt,
' Rt. Committee.
Muff Lost I On Tuesday, Dooem
ber 3 1st, In patting over lb turnpike from Biglor
to Barrttt station, I lost a Fitch Muff. Tbt find
tr will be liberally rewarded by Informing mo of
Its whereahonts. Liiiib Gbabuabt,
J5.3t. Willlamtgrove, Pa.
Tho JVorrA American Jieview for Feb
ruary la tbt literary phenomenon of the month
First we have an earneat and patrlotit article by
General Grant, advocating the Nicaragua Canal
project. Tbe genial Autocrat ef tbt Breakfast
Table, Oliver Wendell llolmet, follow with an
essay entitled "The Pulpit and tht Pew," written
in the beiTipirii oMne Vo'nittaa philoaopher, la
whleb ha endeavor to show the need that he be
lieves to exlat for a revision of the prevalent
theological creeds. Under tht quaint titla of
"Aaron's Rod In Pol Hies," Judge A. W, Toargee
emphasis tb obligation, Imposed upon the Re
publican party by tbe Chicago platform, of mak
ing prevision for educating Illiterate voters.
Jamea Freeman Clark makes a valuable contribu
tion to the diacuislon of the authorship of Shakes
peare's play. Th grave evils that may resntt
from tha partisan character of tho United State
Supreme Court ar pointed out by Senator John
T. Morgan. The sixth of Mr. Charnay'a papers
on the "Ruins of Central America l devoted to
a description of tb Pyramids of Cotualnalco,
which must rank among th most stupendous
monument over erected by man. Finally, Walt
Whitman writes of "The Poetry of the Future."
The Htiu Is sold by bookiellori generally.
Clearfield Coal Trade State
ment of Coal and other freight sent over tb
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for tha week ending January 8th, 1881,
and tbe same time laat year i
COAL.
For the weok
rmmt t lme last year
Decrease
Previously during year
Same time last year
Increaie
Total In 1 SSI
Same lime last ytar
Increase
OTlllIB rlUIGHTS.
Lumber
Miscellaneous froi(lits
TOM.
Ki,m
57,018
, 14,61
S2,8t5
67,(113
... 24,018
-101 cars.
..143 "
Specials
Oria UrmRK Pan Ckst, Ducotmr om Oi.r
Pmt aa. Sewing Machines enn now be purchased
at Merroll's tin and variety store, from $i!6 up
wards. All kinds of sewing machine repaired
on the hrtt notice.
Clearfield, Pa., July 18, 187T.
Collbctoh'b Salbb ! W have pre (tare
a form, and have on band a large quantity, 0
blank "Collector' Sales," which have been ap
proved by the highest legal authority in the
Courts of thi county. At TWtiry Ctnla per
dosen we will mall any number to the Collector
ordering them. A (Jul lector, when compelled to
advertise property, most no it up not less than
three notice In tb most publi place In bi
oorougn or town imp. 11.
W a wtbd. Delivered at tbe Rail Road.
100,0d0 lifl-inch shaved shingles,
IDO.IHIO 24-lnch sawed shingle.
1(10,000 feet of pine boards.
otKUHiO 14-feet shaved houpa.
o.Oiil) railroad ties.'
6l),0(u feet of good hemlock boards.
For which I will pnv th bli-beit market price,
delivered at Clearfield, or at any point on th
Tjrone A Clearfield Railroad.
J.F. Khavbb,
CVarflcld, Fa., Oct. 1, 1878-tf.
Just Iteec'EviMl.
Just Kocoived by ARNOLD, at
CUUWKNSVILLK:
Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster!
Car Load pure Corn, Uyo and Oats
Chop!
I T.nnd Donltpn Suit. 1
Car Load of Choice Family Flour!
Car Load Dry Goods, GrocorioB, &c.l
t- 1.. V3l tl T TV. 1
(-2cnini;iesl ijiitk. i. i, 1 ivn unu
Grain will bo takon in oxchnngo.
Curwensvillo, May 1, 1878.
mt.
Dl'NLAP. In Pike town-hip, on Wednesday,
December 2Vth, 18SU. of membranous croup
llAPfnAU Caumb, daughter of H. P. fend Mary
Dunlap, aged 8 years, 4 months and 1 day.
Fl'LKRSON. In Lawrence townihip, on
Wednesday, December 2Dtb, 180, of membranous
croup, Lnrrr, daughter of Edward and Margaret
tulkeraon, aged 11 montn and su day.
Fl'LKERSON In Lawrence townihip, on
Saturday, January let, ISSt, of membranous
group, Barob, son of Edward and Margaret Fulk-
eraon, ogoti 9 years, 1 montn ana 0 aays.
NEWH01 SKR, In Clearfield borough, on
Wedneiday, January 1 2th, I fw 1 , of scarlet fever,
Ch ar lib F., son of John and Mary Newhouser,
god 6 years, 4 moo in 1 and u days.
MAYS. In Jordan township.Clearfield oountv
Pa., on Monday, January 3d, 1881, Htm tent
Ubhbv, en of tieorg u. and Uarrle A. Hay,
aged 2 years, 11 months and 8 days.
Little Henry was fe very promiiiog child, and
very much beloved. Although not thro years of
age be kntw that death wm near fend said be did
not want te gel well) but would like to go to
hoavvn. His mother said It would be so bard for
ber to part with her dear boy, and none would be
a lull Henry. A sweet imil overipread hit
countenance. In the wildest of hia pain, which
be bore so patiently, as bis father was saying to
bitn "hie suCerings would soon be over," he altered
hi last words, "I am going !" And Jvsua took
bitn home.
Lancaitar oonuty paper please copy.)
CLEARFIELD MASKETS.
CLBinriiLu. Pa.. Jan. 18th. 1881
Flour, per owl $d 00
Buckwheat Floor, per cwt ... 3 Ofl
Corn Meal, per cwt - , 188
Chop. rve. iter cwt I 60
Chop, mixed, per cwt.... 1 48
Bran, per cwt 1 00
Wheal, ner buhel 1 10
Rye. per buibel 85
Oat, per bush'd til
Corn, eara, per bushel 40
Buckwheat, por bushel v tie
Clover seed 0
Timothy Seed 1 Tb
Potatoes, per bu-bel 60
Apples, per bushel 45
On tons 1 50
llami, per pound 12
Shoulder, per pound ... 8
Dried Beef, per pound '
Chickens, per pair 50
Butter, per pound 26
Kfli, per doxen 2(1
Hi.lt, per sack, large X Ou
Coal Oil. ner xallou 20
Lard, per pound 121
Dried Applta, per pound H. 5
Dried Peaches, per pound . 12
Bean, per bjihol 1 0
mODUCE MAMET REPORT.
PillLADKU BiA, January 1?. The rain to-day
has partiaity suspended out 01-rloor bum on 1, ami
there is verr litltle dolor. Cotton I dull and
unchanged. We quote middling uplands at 1 2 Ac.
Hark Nothing doing. Seeds 'lover of good
and choice quality is in di'ineud, i'ueo. xim
othy and Hax are negleoted. Flour and Mcnl
Klur la dull but prices remain aa lait quoted
Selee ol l.ootl barrele, lueludint Minneaola exltai
at $Mti5.75 for medium to choice clear, and at 18
(.1,6.24 for straight) Panniylvania extra family
at .'(i,5.25 ; weitern do. f'j.ltifiu i, and patents
at $:(it,8.5i also 8.000 barrels Girard, Market
street, Lgypt, Clieltsnham en secret terms. Rye
Hour Is slt-ady at $4,K5ft,6 per Imrrel.
Uraio Wheat ta In moderate demand and
about Sleadv. Sales of 24,000 bushels, including
rejected, at $)) 04; red and amber, track, at
11.16ft February at $1 M(a, 1-18 March at
fl.lVj, and No. 3 red, eleval.tr, at $1 .Ittj. At
tbe open board, Dril call, $1,181 was ltd for Jan
uary fel.Ut for feoriiaryi at-iv nr mnrcn.
Rye 1 in deSHud at f3fn,U.lc per buhcl. Corn
ia ouiet and eteadv. Hales of 8,000 bushels, in
cluding yellow at 43(it5aicj steamer at tie, and
wbita track at Mo. At tbe open boar, nrai oau,
0, Due buihela March told at HtfJJ 680 wa bid
.or January; 6-iia for February, and 81(0 ler
March. Oats or tn dull request at ratoer lower
prices. Males ut id.oitu nnihelt, meiouing wane,
at 40(010, and re ire led and mixed at 4jo.
Whiiky Is steady. Small ssles of weiterB ftt
llJ.
Chicago, January 17. Floor quiet and steady
Wheat dull, weak and lower 1 Mo. 1 red w
7rayUTfci No. 1 Coidago Spring, 0li(i'.tV'.i
caihi 8fWitio ler February! HtfifevVV
March ; $I.U.1J for May ; No. 3 Cbicgu S
83(foH7o. Corn dull, weak and lower: !W
inter.
it for
0 for
ring.
17c
lor
oian ! a'se lor rewruary 1 si.nuAe tor m
jectcd, 8 10. Oats steady and Urtu 1 SK'b-il
cash 1 87in for February) file for May,
steady. Barley strong and higher at $1.U.
seed at fl 18. Pork fairlv active and a
higher; 111.18 for rami f $18 .174 f 11.10 tn
nary; $13 :i2K'i J ;, lor Fhrurryf $17
13.474 for March. Lard ia fair demand al
for aah and bid fur Fibruary 1 $H.vtt,8 v
March. Bulk meats active, firm and h
' 1 ro-
io for
Hve
Flax
shade
r Jan-
i.4(.o
tH HO
V3 for
ither:
anoaiuerv, i.o snori rios, i t
U hleky sleadv.
clear ,
3fiv gidartisfrntnts.
ARNOLD PAYS
GASH or TRADE.
CarweoSvllle, Pa,, Jan. I, 'T8-tf.
ADMINIuTR ATllR-a "OTICF,.-Nollee
la hereby givefl that Letters ot Admlais
traiios ob Ihe estsU of JoNAS II. PKTKItA late
of Boa its township, Clearfield ceunly, Pa., dee'd.,
naviag oecn au'y graated te ine uaaersigaea, an
peranne Indebted to said estate will please make
lea medial payment, and those having claims er
demands against ihe same, will present Ibeni
properly authenticated for settlement without
delay. DAVID OKARHART,
AdmlBittrator.
Pbinp-Wf, Pa., Jan. 11, IWl-fii,
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties.
Curwenivills, Pa, Jan. $, 1878-tf
NOTICBe Nolloe la hereby gtren that there
will be a meeting of tha Clearfield County
Agricultural Sorietr, at the office of ibe Secretary,
in Clearfield, on THURSDAY, JAM ARY Stub,
1881, at 2 o'olock, p. M., for tbe purpose of elce
tlng officer for the current vr.
L. DKNNINO, President.
A. M. Row, Secretary. Jan. $ 1S81-3L
I'fAHyfXTttoSTOR RAI,lv.-.,ri iiustoa
and Pin Wwmhipi, Clearfield oounty. fU
Iteasonablo time given lor part of purchase ?" 3
money. Prioe $ri.0O to 118.00 per cr-?
Minerals reserved. L. BIRD, Agent,
PeiitN-id, Pa.
or Wallacb A Khbb.
SopL 10, ISTtf tr. Clearfield, Pa,
I1HTRAV NOTICli Came trespasiing en
j the nreiulsei of the underlined lo I nioa
tuwiiabip, on or about the 2Utb day of September
mil, a re ana wmte spoitea diki.u, wttb part
of ihe left ear off. and auiincired to be about fe
year and a half old. The owner ia requested to
come for tar d, prove property, psy tho iieoesiary
ohargea and lak him away, or hnwill bo sold as
tbe law directs. ELIJAH KLINR,
Hoekton, Pa, Jan, 12, 18Sl-3t.
IJIXKCUTOKH NOTIC I'm Nollee I here
1 by given that Letters Te atnmentary on tb
oatate of WILLIAM SCHWKM, Senior, lale of
urniiy townihip, Clearfield county, I'ennaylvaula,
deceased, having beeu dulv srrantwd to the under
signed, all persons indebted to said eitat will
please make iui mediate payment, and those hav
ing claims or demands against the same will pre
sent them properly authenticated for settlement,
without delay. OKORUti SCHWEM,
WM. SCUn KM, Jr.,
Executors.
lUlbsnburg, Pa., Deo. 22, 18H0-flt.
NEW
rUJlNITUHK
Tli nntate-tiarnA hnti nr,n.,.,l tin At. Tkl,l .rP.nl
Dear the Lothcran Cbwrob, ud vD'oia fwi .! a
large tot m aoore, aann , etc., ana
FURNITURE
In all it forms and styles. Spring beds, only $3
All kiuds of moulding for picture frame. School
house seats, deks and blackboards cheaper than
vi-vwuere, luquirio j man mil no promptly
aniwered. MRS. A. B. CANKIKLD,
It. R. CAjrixi.n, Agent.
Clearfield, Pa., Deo. 22, 1880-8m
E3tato of AOTato, Doc'd.
Nolle Is hereby given that Letteri of Adinin-
iitrationon tbe citato of A A HON 0. TATK, late
of Clearfield borough, Cl'-arfield county, Pa.,
deo'd, having been granted tn the undersigned,
all persona indebted to said oatate fire requested
to make Immediate payment, and thoae having
claim or demanda aguinat Ihe inuowill present
them properly aotheuticatcd loriettlament, with
out delay.
Th Administrator will meet all parties hav
ing huilnasa wttb the estate at the office of J. K.
Synder, attorney at law, over County National
Bank. W. C. TATK,
J. F. BNYDKR,
Adminlrtra'oT.
Clearfltld, Pa , Jan. 12, lSSl-dt.
NOTICE OF "
SHERIFF'S SALE
op vah;ahlk
Real Estate!
JAMES MAll AFFKY, High ShcrifTof Clear-
field eounly. Pa., will, bv writ of l.rtmri
facial issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Ckarlield eounly, and to me directed, expose
to publio 1 ale, at the Court Home, in tbe borough
of Clearfield, on
Saturday, February 0, 1SS1,
A t ONE O'CLOCK P. M.,
Tho following described property, to wit: All
that certain tract or piece of land situate io Beo
caria townehip, Clearfield oounty, l'a.t boundrd
and described ai lollowa: Beginning at a atone
corner on line of Kphraim Utaiu survey ; thence
north tweuly-lbrev degrees cukl forty-four perch
es to a poll ; thence north lifly-eight degrees enit
twenty percbee to a post ; thence north eighty-two
degrees east to a red oak, fi-rly peroht; thonoe
north elbly-nine degrees cat eihteen and one-
half perches to corner of Feo.ael Hj'angU'i fur in,
sud also corner of Jaoob Mvors' Uriu: thence
south one and ono half drgreee west aixty-seven
snd one-hiilf perches to hickory corner ; thence
north eighty-lour degrees west ninety perches to
place of beginning, containing thirty acre fend
one bundrod and twenty perches, being a part of
the larger surrey and warrant In th name of
James Blain, dated July 1st, lt74. and having
i Hereon erected a two-story plank dwelling aouae,
l.ti:i2 feet, also fe oae and one-hall-story plank
dwelling home, 12x111) feet, log barn and neces
sary outbuildings, new orchard, and about trfelve
acres of tbo laud cleared and f cased.
Seised, token in exeoution and to be sold as the
property of Jacob D. Spsngle.
JAMKS MAHAFPRY, '
SBBittrr'a Or no a, ) Sheriff.
Clearfield, Pa., Jan. 12, 181. J
f I) jot ft . i ; ip
EXECUTORS' SALE
OF '
Desirable Real Estate !
Estate of PvicMrd Shaw, Sr., Dee'd.
rpilR undcrngned, Fxecut irs of the estate of
.1 RICHARD SHAW, Sr., derMse.t, will ofler
at public relent the COUNT HOI'HK, in tb Ikh--ouh
of Clearfield, Pa., on
Friday, April 1st. 18S1,
AT 1:3( O'tXOCK P. M.,
The following valuahl real eilats, vix :
Th Ibrre story BRICK HOTKL property,
ooraer or marxet ana nrsi iirteta, la tbe lor
ough of Clearfield, known as
'The Shaw House.'
Fronting with two lots of ground thereto belonging
xow leet on market street, and V0
IM dwelling bouse attached. The bo
" 1 - W tel t)roiir has iilv It-H.rnnini inrl
ell oonven fence for a first -els a
hotel. One of the moit drsirablc hotel properties
in Crntril Pennsylvania.
The a Wore will be sold together with a two
storv frame dwelling houe on Market street, ad
jacent to th Hotel, aud oue othor frame dwelling
house and a Iwo-story store ouibhng, all fronting
on Market street.
ALSO. All that certain lot, known la tho
plnii of Clearfield borough as Lot No 131, ,
fronting 50 fei t on Locust street, run- V
ning ha.-k 172 fret, more or leu, to an alley I a",
with dwelling house and all necessary out JLaAaX
buildings tbeieon erected, and other improvements.
TA'H.WS OF S.1I.L:
On.-l bird eaah at drlirerr of good del, aad
Ibe balano lo oe aeeured l; bond and mortgage,
payable la line and two -ear,, witn intere.t,
A. t. SHAW,
JUj. f-IIA",
fliirrli in, Kx'ra ef nirhard Sliaw, Hr di r'd.
Clearlrld. l a., l)e;. , HSO-I..
Tli Plilaiilplii 1m.
Tho Tirnrfl lor J.H81.
Th rimes enlrrrd the New Year with a larger
circle of regular readers ton tt has bad at any
previous Period ef its btstorv, aad the iroporlant
cvrntt of Ihe new year mitat steadily enlarge the
field of independent journalism.
A new Bdiainlttretion will be in.inruratffd ; new
political ones i ions will create new political duties;
the treat oommerelal and indualrial prosperity ol
(he country mort stimulate progress and thrift In
all sections, and the tenduaey of political power
will he toward corruption and despotfim, fe it ever
Is when the people ar diverted fmm the stern
critifiim of authority by pence and plenty.
Tht Ttmit will be In the future, aa it has been
in Ihe past, absolutely Independent of political
parties, but earnestly and fearlessly devoted tw
in te grit y and patrietinm in Our ataleimanahip and
lo tbe freed om and sanctity of the ballot. De
pendent party organ will continue to babble
about party men and party measures ; to excuse
the public Joblnr and the demagogue ; to suppress,
pervert or deny the, truth when party tntoreet
demand it, and te laviih the regulation praise
of the servant to Ihe mailer) but the growing
lntelligenoe of tb ag daily multiplies the read
er of the independent newapaper, and tha jour
nals which bwat reflect the rapidly iBereaalng In
dependence of tho people will be tbe great Amer
ican Joamals of the future.
Ta TViwes aims to rewnh the hifhrat standard
of Ihe led-pen dent newinapere. It fearlessly
oppose oorruptinnt'ta ana rings In all parties,
whether In city, Slate or nation. It oppose
every form of Imperial political domination,
whether represented by an Individual, by a faction
or by fe parly. Il opposes sectionalism North
and South as the demon of the He public, and it
demands publlo tranquility and the supremacy
ol liberty aud law for every eitisen ol tbe talon.
Ih Itmtt began the new tear strengthened
In all It already exceptionally strong depart
ment. Its Annals of lb War will be continued
In the weekly Hit Ion, with specially Interfiling
extract therefrom In the other editions, and Ihe
contributors T T lft"l to this Important feature of
Ih paper will be from Ihe most distinguished
soldiers and civilians of both North and South.
Itslarcellst of contributor in thi and ia foreign
countries will be more than meiBtaiaed il reli
able bows correspondence il unsurpassed by that
of any othsr journal of the eoontry ll various
departments essential to complete aowepaer
lor (no nome bboj lamity etroie are eoBeraniiy en
livened by fresh writers, and it will maintain the
position It ba won solely a Its merit, a ob or
the moat reliable and complete n wipe pets of tbe
or Id.
Tibm: Dally -delivered by carriers, for 12
cents n week ; mail subscription, $8 a year, or 60
oeei a month, post fro. Sunday edition
Double sheet, $2 a year, postage free) sample
copies, 4 cent. Weekly Published every Sat
urday morning, $2 syear; 2eopies, 88 1 10 eepiae,
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A dure IS I ii D i inn.'',
ISJanM. Time RtitMlng. Philadelphia.
Snv dvrrlbrmrnfjS.
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Curwcnsvillc, Pa.
N. E. ARNOLD,
Wholesale Dealer in
DRY GOODS. FURNISHING GOODS.
Bools, Shoes, Groceries,
TOBACCO, LEATHER, FLOUR,
rrrn mmm cut nir tr
I Imy direct from jobbers nml
car load rates, lience can coniju'te with New York and Philadel
phia houses.
Also, Dealer in
Saw Logs, Lumber,
rarties having bark to haul
and receive liberal advances.
Give me a call.
N. E. ARNOLD,
t, . W CURWENSVILLE, PA.
JAMES L.
2
MARKET STHI.IOT, ( l.l'.AII I' 1 1:1.11, PENN' A.
All kinds of CakoU and Collins kept on hand, and furnished to order on
short notice, including tho finest as well aa tho cheupest that can bo mann
fuctnrcd Our
oonFsn rnESEnvEn
Is the host in nso, and will he furnished when required. Funerals attended
in any part of the county. Call nt my ofllco, on Second street, or lenvo
your orders at Troutmnn's Furniture Store, adjoining tho l'oslnlicp.
JAS. Ti. LKAVV,
oct 1,79-1 j.' Cloarficld, Pa.
'CENTKAL' HOTEL, riTTSUUllGH.
SMITHFIELD STREET, FROM SECOND TO THIRD AVENUES,
riTTsnunaii, TJ.
Tho niont centrally locate) firnt -clana II on no in tho City. Street cars jiasa
tlio door every ftvo minutes to all Hie Dcpota and all pnrta ot both ciliea.
Tkrm?, 8-' 50 Per Day. WAL81I k ANDKKKON, Propriotom.
atfrTliw Ci gAitPiirLD I.epi:iilican rccvtvod wockly at tlio lintel and placed
on ti lo for tlio benefit ot guest from thin auction. ooUif -8m.
NOTICE TO T(K kllOl Df.HS.The
annnal meetiag of the stockholder of the
Clrarfleld Fire Hriek Com part? will be held at the
iV of 0. W. Hmllk, en WKONKSDAY, JAN
( A It k 11111, 1 Hal, at I e'eioek P. U for th
purpose of electing Directors and nftloera to same
for ibe emuing year. U. W. r-MITII,
eereiary,
Clearfield, Pfe., Dee. 13, 19f() Xt.
SllOl:M.KIN(i.-l hereby Inform my pa
trons, and mankind in gwneral, that 1 bar
removed my shoemafcing shop to tbe room in
tinhorn's row, over H. I. Hnyder's jewelry store,
and that I era prepared te do all kinds of work
in my line eheapcr than any oioer soap in town.
All work warranted a eod ae a be don any.
where else. Positlroly this le the eheape-t ehop
In CIsartieH. JUri. II. DKKItiNO.
Dee. II, IX7-tr.
TiaTRaV NOTICRIIOf;!!. Seine tlx
I i weeks affo, there eeme treanasilng on the
premise ef the undersigned in lieeearia towa
shlp, an strange hnga one HOW, four bUOATri
an, I one HAHHOlv fell whit. The owner 1 1
hereby antifled to om forward, pror bis prop
erty, pay the reasonable eharge fend take them
away, or 1 will aisposeor them as me law dtieot.
llitl a n UAKKIftH.
HUbfllla, P.. Jaa. 5th, lbM c ,
IMTRAY J(niClw-0ae trespfesslng en
j the premise of Ibe subsri-iber, residiaf In
Uecater township, en er about tbo 1st ef Nnrem
her laat, one UKI end WIDTH HPOTTKU
RTKKIt, about on and a-balf years old) alto a
llRINDLK !1 FIFKK, ame oae. The owner or
owner Br reo, netted tn eeme forward, prove
ihtr properly, pay th necessary charges, and
lak them way er 1 will dtip'ia of them as the
j: .. uii'iiauii tiinnira
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duriiiK the Winter, can contract
Also, advances made on Saw Logs.
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LEAVY,
IIorfHCH for Sale !
i few line CI.YDKSDAl.R STALLIONS and
Jl (trades. Also, a few grade
ID UK NAKI-n IB loai to import-,
ed bone. Will be told reasonably.
Correipnmlence aolicted. a
Addreia, I'KNNY RROTHKKS,
H it , Meadville, Crawford Co., Pa.
Dec U, Ift.-O U.
IMTIIAY NOTH'R Game Iretpasalng ea
4 tbe premise ef Ih subscriber, residing In
uett tnwnabip, some tlmtia Jane lost, a DARK
KKIt HULL, wllh thick, short hnras, wbiu Uil
and be) ly, and a Heal three years old. The owner
I requested to eome forward, prove his property,
pay charge, and lake the aatmal away, or he
will be disposed of eveftttir en lew.
JOHN COHLTKR.
Clearneld Bridge, Pa., Dee. 12, 180 St.
GrisfMiTTFoi7 SaleT
Atery leairabl mill property, with tw pair
f burrs, situate In Donator twp.. Clear
Arid eounly, Pa., about two and a-balf mites west
of Pbllipiburg, Centre eounty, Pa.
Apply 10 BtMOIMtriHlli f larUAlA,
Pbilipsburg, Centre Oo., Pa
Vov. 10, 10-tf.
BUYAIIOiET
HOUSRfl, LOTS AND FARMS tOft IAL1 I
rpWENTT HOt SKrt ana LOTS la Cle.rS.ld
X for ttla at rear.nable irieea aaA m aaav
Imni. AIM, eeeeral KAHM8 la Vradferel aad
Urabam toa-aibipa. ApplJ to
WAUACK KRKTlg,
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