THE REPUBLICAN.
t'LEAUKIKLD, PA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL I, I Ml.
Terms of Subscription.
ff raid in advne.or within three nonthi...t OA
If i,id ftrr three aod befor ati moot hi... S 60
If .il f'r iheMpiretton of ell monbta... 1 00
MrthixlUt i;ploI Clmrrhttev. Obo.
Lr.iPT. Pt'r. Herviee avery babbatB U IH
A. M.,nd 7
Kbbetb Sri) oo I at A. M.
Prayer MectifiK ry Wednesday, at TJ P. M.
Comn union Hsrvtoa, flnt tiabbatb of vry
month, at l" A. M.
Meat Irirtlcld M. 12, hurrh-Rev
ftjini.ri W. linaat.Br, Pastor. Preaching every
tltrrnatt Sunday, at 8 o'clock, P. M. riunday
at 2. r. M. All are Invited to attend.
lretiterlaii Church ReT. 11. B.Botlih.
-.-;ibitib services morning and evening Bab
aili School at S P. M. Prayer Mealing Wednes-
:v evening.
Ilatitlat t'lturrh. Rot. , Pastor.
Snt.tiHth School atS P. iM. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening.
M. I'miicls Ciiurrh--Catl)ollr.--Rcv. P
(.Mir.mrtAH. IMvice service at 10 A. A!., on
the first. third and fourth Kundaysof eaeb montn;
V rrs and Itenedietion of the ttlessed tiaerament
a-1 o'clock, P. M. Sunday School every Sunday
frrrnoon at 3 0 cluck.
OFFICIAL IHniXTOHY.
Tint OF BOLDlUC QCaBTEB SUaiONS Co I ST.
Second Monday of January.
Third Monday of March.
Knit Monday ef Juna.
Fourth Monday of September.
TIKI or BOLDIUS COM MOM FLBSS.
Fint Monday of June.
8Mnd Monday of November.
re ni.10 urricim.
I'miud Slatet Stator3. Donald Cameron
ITtrribur)f, li)tuibin county; John I. Mitchell
Wet'slwiro, Tioga nnnly.
Vnwmn Hi -Governor Andrew 9. Curt In,
tri.nl Centre count.
"Vrrmforllon. Cyrus T. Alt-zander, DeMefontr,
Centre county.
Aitrmfc'y flnn, Janet Flynn, Smith' Mills,
Ckar field tinuntV.
I'retidfMt -iHifgiUon. Cbarlei A. Msjcr,
I oclc II Fl VCt! .
A'itant tarn Jmhjt lion. John It. Orvls, of
Mpllefonte.
Atiocuite Jndgf Ahram Ogden, Clearfield;
Vincent It. Holt. Clearfield.
Prulhonntary IlirM Krr.
fi$ttr and Hrcordtr Qrorg M. FcrgntOB.
Trrntartr Philip lotti.
Hytrin AttormtS. V. McKenrlok.
Shrrif .lainea Mnhaffev.
Ilrpiitf Sheriff . I. Thompson.
' Courtly Survey or Ramuel P. MeCloskey, Cnr-
7'.nfy Commintiomert C. W. Kyler, 0 rib am
ten P- 6.: Elnh Johnston, Orampian I'ills P. 0.
John Nnrris, Hr.. Curwensvllle
r..iwint '' Clark John W. Howe.
fW.r Amf"H WHtiam V. Wright, Clrnr-D-.l
i; Joseph UilltUnd, Three Kuno; J.B.Nor
tir Wnn!nnd.
n.trontr James A. Moor, Clearfield.
turu Comminiuw Andrew J. Jackinn, Clear-
tr-1 Win. R. Ilrown, Clearfield.
V,,ncritHdrt of I'ultit Sckoolt M. L. Mo-
, ' CU..rfit.l.
.V..r.V. attf-JhB W. Wrlgley, Wm. Rm
dchuirh. Crrui Uorrina, Clflarfield ; Joarph H.
train, N K. Arnold, CurwcniTllU i J. A. Living-
YI-yait)PrIIHEl
..u m if tilta whfat. oaft or corn for iub-
,, r,(;.,n ?" W't are cflrn inqoirad of in thla way
bv l.itrr from pstrona who reaide at a dietanca
frm Osirlltl'l. We again tay yei- The receipt!
r.i tf-in.rriWe inarch ant or mill owner In the.
. ;;iv. nwor ua iut aa well aa tha eaab,
T illiuilrato: If n.V of our pntrona will deliver
.,. u t, ... r.f .rrain at the mill t Joaepn 11. rein
In fbrt town-bip, lloraoa I'ntchln, in Itarnaide,
Ti.m:j:i M. Korccy, in Grubern, Win. Porter or
f-Uw', in Lnwreitfl, or Ilrown 6eylera. at
11 ... Li. in. I'nion townehip. and forward tbair
n (!( for the amount, wo will oredit them on
ir fli'ciiunt lur tbe iHine. In thia way all nay
M,ni nhat they owo, If they will puraoe tbia
n:iri.e. '
C-yAilvriainurH and others will bear
id mud th.it all articlea intended lor publioatioD
in ttni miner u.it he banded in, not later (ban
Tue-'liiy. at A. M. Don't forget it!
Now lustuul luwn at lichman'g.
A Ilimni of Trade lias been organised
a' I'hilipiurg.
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roroimiiijirfjcin-us willntriko Alloona
is Wednea lay, April 27th.
Tbo curb mono murkot in Hellcfonto
upr-Drd on the 2d Init.
The robins untl bluubirdn buvo gone
h utlt aftff tlifif overcoata,
You can utt anything you want in
th dry goodf line at rleok $.
The Ncarlet (over is dealing sovorely
Hi h the children in Luibcnburg and vicinity.
Marrh camo in liko a lion and went
o-it hke a whole drove of aheep with inowy
Cinirt rrix lumationrs, list of jurorH,
n d.) niher lf;al adverilreuieLt, appear e!aewbere
in tliii poprr.
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The Curwrnsville Ancillia for April
i quite nn improvement on the prerloua liaitea of
thit publiRiiiion.
TI10 M. K. Ladies' Aid Society will
m't on Friday afternoon of thll wek, at the
ti n... of Mra. (1. B. O.wdlander.
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Mrs Mary Ioulicrty has purcbascd
MiC SrhrmfTt.oro properly on Pine itrcet, djo!n
in tha I.utlir.in ohuroh proptrtr.
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V.IrvinMiaw,antndentat I-ofayetto
CnUre, Eattos, Pa , artived nt bom on Satur
day evening. He rrlurned to Kaaton on Tueaday.
Mr. W. Sylvester Tucker and wife,
of thia piece, ar viiiiing a, the home of Mra,
Tukcr'a t.arenti In ApoUloo City, Pt. Clair
county, Minoarl.
Trout fishurs had a good tracking
m..w at the opening of the l-a,tn. We bave nut
turned of any "apeekted boagtitfa" having been
caught thia ec'fon.
Our boroui'li cbools all closed yes
I".); (Tuedy). There waeno graluating elai
t!:i jrar, and therefore there will be no Com
in en cement exereUei.
Samuel llulihan, who lor tbo past
jfnr baa been keeping a hUel at Harriaburg, haa
niurmd to Clearfield county, and U now pro
prietor of Iho hotel in the borough 01' Uurnaid.
Notwithstanding iho unpleaHant
condition of tbo rada and weather laet week.
ouite a number ( our cltiiene changed tbelr
plareH of abodo ioiue from choice, and other
from neoraalty.
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Tho alo ol tlitt -StiKW llousa and
oth.T real tate of the late U. Stmw, Sr., haa
again been p latponed until Wed oca lay, June let.
The higheat amount bid for the 8haw I Lima
property waa ! 1,000-
ThoiadicHol tht Presbyterian Church
will hold an icecream end oeLo fcelilonThura
day evening of thll week at the reiideno of Mil.
Emma Wright, on Flrit atreet. Everybody la
rdially invltrd to attend.
Mis Kllen JJrown, a member of tho
Caiwfnpville High Hchool.hn itlendcd the pnl-lie
itfbooli of that pta? Bfty-aii month In iue
ffiim without mining a day . W doubt if her
rrcord can be baatta in th Slat of Prnneyl
M m Lticlla Farewell, teacher of
Oakland 8.-buol, In Pike lowahip, eloieJ her
is ta tlih 1 t octal picnic. The tie waa set in
'he riUui room, where teachers, parents and pa-
'ii combined In making tbo occasion on of
K'ctt enjoy mink
Two insane women were, by order
" ' ourl, takrn te tbe Hurpittl el Warren, laat
tk.ly Deputy Sheriff Thomproa and Miller
H o m. Ibty wtre Mrs. trvin Stag, of Law
fire tbwurhip.and tmily Aanerlt, of lloata
ajed 1.1 veers.
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Mr. Ji.hn F. Finkbeiner, we learn,
" iui( liari the bronertv on Reed street ad-
K tbe St. Cbarlta Hoi el ind ooeuplrd by
..! I h tltaoti. which be will Improve and
up for a bakery and eonfectlonery. The prop
' ws pun tustd from Josiab W. Smith, Esq.
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Mr. Ivlwin Cooper, who has been
lk'rg fr the past four months at bia trad In
fcan, New Jersey, reterned bout on Tua
h- ot U'i mttk. While earning through tbe
1 fl New York, be picked Bp eeral apnwlt
he i: j jj tia oisiish, now eeing erected in
I ik.
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1'. M. ('Hrihtri A Urn. hnvitiif DUr-
K d an ibiit im ih hMiwrK on Haeond
adjoining the Meseul baildmg B lb
aiw occupy the ait. w.tb tbelr taeal
"t. li UfiibruB has aovtd H sos lale
touted ty Cardont, Market Btrt,
kesbeea $ied p tnd aet'y piUted.
The latest stylos in buttons at Lob
man's.
Our stock will be carefully selected.
T. A. Flbck.
A Brick Mon.rra WahtcdI Ap.
ply to Binuel Dell, Clearfield, Pa, A ft St.
Court. Tbo next regular torin of
Coart will oommtuce on the fourth Monday (d)
of May, and eootinue two weeka.
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Loo kino Foa a Mill. An adver
t lee men t In thla teaue will Inform tboee who Buy
be U need of a miller where to find one;
A flour barrel will hold 687,901 sil
ver dollar. We never found that oat by actual
experience. We oan eay gat a Sear barrel.
The harh aspect ot tho autumnal
gray, which belokena the abady tide of life, la
eaiily modified by the nae of A yet 'a Heir Vigor
Great care will bo taken in our milli
nery department tbia aeaaon to pleui our num
erous pitrona. T. A. Flbck.
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Tho citizens of Lock Haven, liko
llearneld, w beginning to complain becaute
tbelr boy a are ipeodiog too much money at the
pool table of tbo town.
The public school of New Washing'
ton borough, under the oare of Mr. J. 0. Barclay,
will eloae with a literary entertainment on to
morrow (Thursday evening.
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Dr. Stewart will be absent from his
offlo from April lltbto the 17th, inclusive. After
tiat date he will be found in bis new quarters in
the "Old Weitern. id-It.
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Mrs. A brum Ootts, of Ortcenla, says
the titvtiltt, U now engaged at pieafng a quilt
whit-b, when finlahed, wiil eoKtaiaaeren Ibouaand
patobrr, She I in the 6Sth year of her age.
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Three twenty-nine (3 J It) are the
Afuree UarBeid took fir the premlom on bla
Credit Mobilier Uok, and now another fitld
Curcb gets the same figure for building a Lock-up.
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New Puhtm alters. Wo notico that
S. H.fc'mith, of It loom township, has been ap
pointed Postmaster at Forest, and U A. Own,of
Ferguson township, baa been appointed to the
sain position at Marron.
A friend at our elbow Kuugcsts that
tb thorough autboritiea secure and fence In the
large pond at the end of the alley near Lytic'
store, and utilise it as a skating park. It la a
nuisance as It exists a: preaent.
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ltev. K. Mailmen, lormorly pautor of
the Lutheran Church at Lutheraburg, but of late
at Shrewsbury, In York county, ha accepted a
call from Manchester, Md. lie preached bis fare
well sermon at Shrewsbury n Sunlny, 27th ult.
Venor's predictions lor April aro :
"There will be sharp froit In the bi gin
ning of April, with a snowfall on the 4tb or Mb,
but lb Spriug will open ftvornbly, and every
thing will be pretty well advanoed by April 15th."
The new borough ofliecra were
sworn in on Monday, vis :
Burgeas S.I. Snyder.
Clark J. F. Hoy.ter.
Town Council Jonathan Boynton,W.M. Shaw,
Fred M. Cardon, Jiia W. Brown, Frank B.
Reed, Ytihk U. Harris.
Mttjor Duvul (i. Nuvling lutt week
moved bis family from hi farm, in Lawrence
township, hack .o his realdenoe on Second street,
In this borough. Col. Walter Barrett and wife,
who occupied Mr. Nevling's properly, ire board
ing at the Shaw House.
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Tho body ol Thomas Shutter, ol
Covode, Indiana county, an account of whose
death by drowning at Cbj-at Falls, on the 20tb
nil, wet givm in tliete column a, waa recovered
on the following Thursday evening, abo-jt eighty
roads-below where he fell In.
We undentlund that tho borough
autburitle have Ukeu steps to Invest the Uerheld
figurea, ($'A20) la a Lock-up, and awarded the
building to E. M. Buret tic Id. Aa both these
Jit Id tuen are Radicals it is evident that they run
together politically and financially.
We call the intention ol' builders and
fat men to tho advancement of Mesars. Alexander
4 Co., I tltfo'j'f, 1'a , dealers In mechanical and
agricultural lima of the best quility. When
purchased by lb car lead special rates will be
given and low freight will be secured. They ao
Holt your patronage.
"Clearfield county people know where
to buy names. Mr. Antbony jarnswortn, tne
Opera House saddler, shipped five sets of new
harness to that section last week." Lack uvea
Democrat. There are several brnea establish
ment in Clearfield county but Ibey are too poor
to advertise. There I nothing to be made by
that kind of economy, gentlemen.
The contracts lor carrying tho mails
for (be next four years, beginning on the 1st of
July next, have been let. In this county, o far
as w bave been able to ascertain, tha new con
tractor are is follows : Jama L. Leavy, route
from Clearfield to Pon field, daily j Isaao Swales,
successor to Andrew Rankin, from Clearfield to
Round Island, Clinton county, three times a week ;
George Walk, from Curwensvllte lo DuRols, daily.
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On Friday afternoon lust, the pupils
in Mr, L. K. Weber a room entertained quite a
number of vlitore with recitation, esaya, aongs,
etc , and acquitted themselves with great credit.
Tb visitors all expressed themselves a being
very much gratified with the exereiaee. Parents
and oilisens ihould villi our public school more
often than they do, and by so doing manifest an
iatereat In tbe welfare of fh children and also
greatly encourage fhe teacher.
A Fink Khtarliniimknt. TheBrook-
vlll Jrfftttontan, of last wtck, contained Ihe fol
lowing : "The bouse of Arnold A Alexander, in
Reynoldivhl, which bas only been In business a
little over two years, has now the largest build
ing In tbe county devoted to mercantile business.
Person visiting Reynoldiville should not fall fo
vlait their monstrous eitabltihmcnt, and la doing
so miy not fail In finding bargains In om one
of their several departments.
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A Bad Prkachkr The Brookvillo
firpubiean raya : "Rev. Lloyd Morgan, convicted
ofwmir tt etl , In Ihe A tmilrong County Courta,
no M nday of left wetk waa fen' nerd lo undergo
an tniprlr. nmtnt of twenty-four calendar months
in the Wrrtetn Penin ntlary, and now occupies a
potitioo in thai Institution. It ta aoareely possi
ble that be will be continued as a dispeuser of tbe
gofpcl to bis short-haired oompanions, but very
probable that those In authority will choose for
him an avocation of an entirely different Bator."
A WoitD to Mothers. Muthers
sbould remember that a most Important duty at
thia seas in Is if look alter the health of their
families and cleanse the malaria and impurities
from their aystrmi. Ther Is nothing that will
tone wp the stomach end liver, regulate the boweli
and purify tb blood so perfectly aa Parker
Ginger Tonic, advertised In our folnmns. The
wonderful cures of long standing oases of rheu
matistn, neuralgia end malarial disorders Is the
reason why this pur and excellent family modi
cine la ao generally esteemed. Pott. 4 6 4t.
No lio." Tho half editor or, wo
should have said, tb inaid editor of the Du
Uola Conntr, seeks a controversy with as, Wt
shall net gratify bins in that way through the
columns of the Ran slicam. We new advise
blm le act the part of a gentlemen, print hia
newspaper aa become a skilled meebnnio, 'pad
die hi owa canoe" for about thirty years, end he
then will be tbe proprietor of a good supply of com-
on tens, or else be will be a foil fledged fool.
He la bis own architect. II must not blin us
II be turn nut t b lb latter, an I thereby bring
dinars apon bis parents and friends,
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A HntioCB Wotrsn Luther Kvans,
sen of Lewis Evans, residing near Klcbardsvilie,
fell frum the barn loft on Tu lay of this week, a
diitanoe of twelve feet, itrlklog bis bead oa the
top of a aboval plum lying on the floor. Tbe edge
of tbe plow entered bis bead at tbe top of the
forehead, eul ting down through Ihe skull bon
ind exposing a larg portion of th front brain,
making a fearful gash ii Inches long. Drs.
Milliard and Hunt wer called In, who dreased
the wound. A lrg portion f tb front'akull
wa removed. At last accountl tb Hill fellow
waa doing well, but hia recovery most be doubt
fel. Brovlrit't Doerml, March 0th.
Fatal Accident at DcBois. The
DuBoia Courier of last week eontaio the follow
ing : "Last Saturday Chart Saarlf, long In tb
employ of Joba DuBuis In (hi borough fell frees
the e -era ted railroad it DuBols' abingle mill and
received injuries that resulted fatally oa Son day
nsoiag. He ws ngged at loading shingle at
lb tin and, slipping, fall distance of nearly
1 1 teen feet. His kull wa ruhed and other in
juries sustained. He leaves a wife but at family.
Ilia faaeral took place) en Monday and we at
let dad by tb mill ere we la a body, making the
largeal proeeaalon Ihat w ever recollect turning
ut to a funeral la DuBol. His mother arrived
a Taetday, ban mis4 lb aonnselloa at
rlftA.
New dross goods and trimmings just
received at Lehman'.
Call at Merrill's bardwaro storo and
see tb cheapest and beet Sewing Machine for
the least money. Dee. 21-tf.
We havo secured be services of ono
of the best mil! inert la lb East, who will arrive
ol tr about the 6th instant. U. Lbbmar A Co.
Wo aro informed that H.J. Burdetto,
of the Burlington, (Iowa) Hauktyt, will lecture in
Pi' Opera Bouse, CUarBeld, oa Wednesday
veblng, April 27th.
Thanks. 1 hereby tender my thanks
to my neighbor and friends, for their kind
aervio during the sickness and burial of my
wife. TaoMA A. Duckbtt.
Agents wanted lor LykensValloy
Mutual Aid Society. Home offloe, Lykens,
Dauphin eonnty, Pa. Five dolUrswlll secure an
Insurance of $1,000, Send for circulars, 4 0 4t
We aro receiving the largest stock
of ingrain and tapestry carpets for tb coming
Spring trad ever brought to Clearfield. In fact,
the largest assortment of carpets outside of Phlla
adelpbia. T. A. Flbck.
A New Landlord. Mr. William II.
Dean ha teased tb Allegheny House In this
place, and took charge of the same on the 1st of
April. The house haa been repaired recently and
repainted "Billy" I good fellow, and we have
ao doubt but that be will make a popular land
lord. We bespeak for bin a good ibat of public
patronage.
NoTim to CoMMlTTgKS. Tho mem
ber of lb Committee appointed by Larimer
Pet, O. A. R. and the Citisen' Comtnitt-e on
Deorratioa will meet at tha office of Col. Walter
Barrett, 00 next Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock, for
the purpose of conaultation, and making arrange
ment lur the approaching Decoration day.
June I. pATTRMftOM, Ch'a Poat Com.
D. MrOaranir, Ch'n Citisene' Com.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
In the Poiloflke at Clear Odd, Pa., for the week
ending April 4tb, 1881 1
Ilenrv Hum, H. II. For. Mrs Ilogh Oalla
cher, Thomas Haimnn, Miss Mary Hickman (2),
Thomas II. Holt, Mis Tilli Huichea, Jaiuea Ky
ler, A. I,. Lambert, James McDonald, John
Malcbett, Bill M-kv, John Mover (2), Alex
htewart, Mra. Kate Warroo, Mr. K. D. Walters,
Mra. Lida Walters. P. A. (JAULIN, P. M.
There is a Balm in Gilead. Tho
ucoeas which his marked tbo introduction of
Cream Balm, a Catarrh remedy, prepared by Ely
Bros., Owego, V. Y., Is indeed marvelous. Many
persona in Pitt (ton and vicinity r using ltwitb
most satisfactory result. A lady down town is
recovering tb sens of smell which she has not
enjoyed for fifteen year through tb use of tbe
Balm. Sb had given up her ease a incurable.
Mr. Barber, tbedrugglsl, he used It In his family
and commends it very high y. In another column,
a youug Tunkbannook lawyer, kuawn to many ol
our r eaters, le tide that he was ourcd of partial
deafness. It is certainly very efficacious remedy.
PUMon, Pa.QaxtU; Aug 15, 1870.
T. A. Kleck,succo88or to T.A. Fleck h
Co., offers special bargain! and great reduetlona in
prices of tbe following goods. Astonishing to see
goods such as gloves, trimming, white dress
goods actually selling below cost, vix t
300 pair of ladle' black kid glove, eoitiug from
si to $1.37, and eel i tug at 'lb eenta per pair.
10$ pairs of ladies' light colored I-button gloves,
costing from SO cents to $1 .21, and idling at
ii eeut per pair.
5')0 yards of white dress goods selling for coat.
BliO var.la of liirht ahaila Hnrinv drtaa v.in.li anil.
I tag for lere tbau oust.
aurt yrds of dress goods selling from 7 to 10 cents
per ynrd, former price 10 to 2D cent per yard.
I'lcnie bear in mind that tbe goods reduced In
clude only those mentioned. We would urge
visits from those who wish to purchase at an early
day. It may be a loog tlm before you can buy
tbe above goods at such a price. Call and see for
j ourselves. T, A. Flbxk.
Death's Doings. Six children ol D.
S. and Margaret Bpencer, of Janesville, died of
latigmat scarlet fever, between tb 2Ath of
March ind SJ ofAprll, aa follows t On Saturday,
March 2Ctb, Kianr SraxccB, agrd IS years, 1
month and 10 day; oa Wednesday, March gPtb
Amib SrtNCKB, agJ 6 year, 1 month and 38
days; on Wednesday, March 30th, Roll Spin
can, aged 7 yonre, 2 months and 14 days ; on
Friday, April 1st, Cora Si'Bkckr, god IS years,
1 month and 18 days ; on Friday, April 1st, J.
FoiTnaSrancBH, aged 3 years, 8 month and 25
days; on Sunday, April Sd, MaaoiB Spbrcrb,
aged H years, 7 months and 26 days.
Thrt other children cf this family ar sick!
but ar growing better. Two of those who died
were sick leas than twenty hours. Who can
gin to fathom th sorrow and distress eauaod by
this wholes) work of th rude Reaper, Death?
Mey the Comforter visit tbe sorrow-stricken par
ents and lift th dark cloud that surrounds the in,
The Weather i or Future Consul-
ration. Oar Uiandfather bid educated ua ao
that w were enabled to maki a "corner" on tbe
weather sometime about this period of th year,
lie alleged Ihat If March would oom in like a
lion enow, blow and frtcse tbe aforesaid would
go out like a lenb ealin, mild, and perhaps,
bav a Summer spell about "All Foils' day." All
old prognostications wore "knock I in tbe heal "
thia year. March came in like two lions, blowing
and roaring. We prepared to take tbe lamb end
of the month for our share j but it was as bad
at tbe hind end ns at tbe beginning lion ill the
time. We commenced to lolly, Friday, April 1st
A. D. 1H8I. Six o'elock A. M., It commenced to
rain, and by nine it snowed and blowed Ilk In
mid-winter. No aun during Friday, Saturday,
and rather bright on Sunday, th 3d Inst., but
th thermometer fell to 18 ibove tro,ndon
Tuesd ty morning at $ A. M. it was II degrees
abov, and at 9 A. M. snowing. A granger re
siding on the tablo laud northwest from the bor;
ough inform u Ibat be kept a regular muMur
of th amount of snow that full from tb 1st of
April to th 4tb, and it exceeded 22 inches. Think
of It! Th "oldest inhabitant" says he never
sw this thing before at tbls lamb season of th
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A MIRACULOUS EXPLOSIONI
a LocoMeriTB ixrt.onan ber boilbr at ttrohb.
Tb locomotive, No. US, attached to tl. Clear
field mail train, tleorge A tiibbs, engioeer, and
J. Ard Swells, fit tin an, while tudingat Tyrone,
last Friday moral, g, between the Ward Uou
and lb new depot building, and about ready to
leare oa It way north, eiploded ber boiler and,
miraculous a it may seem, noon was killed or
icrlously wounded. It Is said Ibat when tbe ex
plosion took plao th people dropped aa If they
bid been shot, to terrific wa lb shook. Deputy
Sheriff Thompson, of Clearfield, who was on bis
way to th Asylum with lorn lasao parti,
waa among th lookers on. A. Bowman Weaver,
of this place, with other parties, wa standing on 1
tb Ward llous porch and had just patted into
tbe bote! a moment befoie tbe railing was demol
ished by one of th guard raits of th eDgine
Th cause of lb explosion la oot know it this
writing.
A Tyrone correspondent of tbe Altoona Tribunt,
at Saturday, says 1 "About 9 o'clock yesterday
morning and whil tb Jobnatuwa express wa
lylag op posit Tyrone slat ion angln No. 148, of
th Tyrone division, which waa standing between
the Ward Hour and tb atalion building bunted
her boiler, Th concussion wa beard all over
town and soon th atreet wer crowded with anz
loua pedestrians heading fur th station. Tb
smoke stack of the engine bad been blown about
a rod an 4 foil to tb ground without doing in
jury. Th top sheet of tb boiler rose nj about
two hundred fst, passed overth Ward House,
ind fell upon th roof of tb Ray tannery .through
which It tor Its way, demolishing about twenty
feet square of the slate roof. Oo f tb guard
rills of tbngio wa ditbed so violently against
th ratling ur rounding tb porch of th Ward
llous aa to eaus a stampede emoig tbe em
ployes and leav tb railing a complete wreck.
The glass ta tb atatlot nd '.be Waid Houte was
badly wrecked, and tbe lasty littl conservatory
of th latter shared tbe same ft. No on was
killed and the four or five persons iajared ar not
eerious'y hurt, Th engineer, Uoorgo A. Ulbbs,
and hi fireuau, and two or three otbr persona
were in ibe cab at the tima of th xploiioa but
were not hurt. H. M, Tst, of Phliipsburg, and
aa elderly gentleman named Williams, of Orbt
eon la, wer ahghtly injured. The latter had juat
stepped off the Ward House porch and hia bat
waa struck from bis head by the sam ber which
deiaoliebvd tbe railing. Aa employ of tb Rail
road Company, Mika Bollinger by nam, wa at
work la tb seller of th depot and waa badly cot
about lb hvd and face by broken glass. Vaoo
Stwert and tb colored porter of tbClty Hotel,
Daniel Yelllta, were aresalng tb track la front of
th engine at lb tine, but beyond being rather
roughly shaken about nnd well drenched with
dirty water, escaped ljy. Will Whitney, son ;
or A.J. Whitney, wa standing oa the steps of
ibe baggage room and ale received a thorough
drenching. Tb holler ixploded In tb dlreettoa
of tb pilot, allowing tUauam and bulling water
te paaa In front, wbieh saved very body ft em ,
rio Injury. Tb bU was a tb piece fall lag .
Bay stannary .M
Tina Wat for Youa Tumps I The
undersigned Is now 10I agent for tb ' of th
Celebrated Wooden Pump mannfaoturd by lb
Toledo Pump Company. Thy ar without doubt
th beat pump In tb world, Tbr throw more
water, work easier, and last longer (ban any pump
ever put oa the market. Also, for sale, Iron
For and Plichr Pump. Repairing done
promptly. rnno backbit,
Clearfield, March 23d, 1881 -2m.
A CARD.
Tb Irvin llous at Carwsasvill, owned by
me, which waa recently deatroyea oy flro, waa in,
ured for $2,a(IO, In tbe Pbounix Inaurano Com
panv, of Hartford, Conn., thrnugb Mesara. Kerr
A HiJdt. lien 1 Ins. Atenta. Clearfield. I'a,
The gentlemen bav promptly adjusted my
loss, and paid tbe full amount of tbelr poiicv. 1
would rectimmend them to tb Insuring puldi for
promptness and reliability. Jas. L. Lkavt,
A DONATION.
Nrw Millport, Pa., April 4tb, 1861.
My parishioners of Marron and vicinity gv
me and my family, in my or affliction, a most
cordial and hearty reception at the parsonage on
tbe 80th ult, consisting t.f wheat, flour, corn, oats,
coffee, anarar, apples, dried fruit, money, Ao. Ac,
all of which were very aooeptabl. Fur all their
kindness, I desire herewith to return heartfelt
thanks. May the Lord bless th donors, and may
our relation as pastor and people be continued,
Rkv. P. B. Sbrsk,
Pennvilli Normal. Those wish
ing to attend school should attend tb Pennvill
Normal School, wbleb will open April 18th, 1881.
Tbe Principal, Prof. W. 8. Lather , is known as
one of oar olde't and bat teachers. H will be
assisted by other first class teaobers. 8tudents
will bare the use of lb Penavllle Library, also
a good reftrenoe Library. Instrumental and Vocal
Musi will b taught by good teachers lo that
branch. Also Industrial Drawing and Painting.
lor terms, board, Ac, address K. H. .Davis, Hco
rstary Board Trust, Grampian Mil's. Pa., 01
W. H. Luther, Principal, Lick Run, Pa. I tub W if
ITEMS FROM KARTHAUS.
8 P. Flibar ta still at tb Law School in Ada,
Oh lo.
Good aleliehlnsr oa the bills and In the valleys.
April 4tb, Is unprecedented in the history of tbe
township.
Mis Carrl M. Flegat, now teaching In the
Leonard Uraded School, has been employed to
leach an unexpired term of two months at Oak
Grove, in Karthaus township, oommenoing, April
itftb.
Dr. J. W. Potter put twenty-seven rafts itio
market on the latt flood, lie bas fourteen ready
for the next flood, all of which, we understand,
have been purchased by aa oastern C Com
pany. The "ortfan wave" struck our nighboring
Inwnsblps.Covinglon nnd Oirard, with tremendous
fore, and w understand is spreading Mitidly
Already th melody of tbe "new organ" strikes
the ear of tb traveller through karthaus.
Danlol S. Maweer, a member of our School
Board, and a modern farmer, has purchased aa
excellent farm In tbe Mi not settlement, in Cur
Ington township, and ia moving his family there
tuts week, Covington is receiving a good cttisen
Our School Directors, who are all representa
tive men. esncot to attend the Convention in May
They bave expressed themselves aa well pleased
with tbe administration of our school affairs for
the past three ytars.
Miss Everly, teacher of tbe Central Point school,
hold a literary entertainment on the afternoon of
April 1st, it being Ibe last day or thescnool.
Kxtenclve preparations wer made for tbe enter
tainment of parent of th ohildron. Th in-
clemtnay of tb weather tnlerlered somewhat
with tb success of tne undertaking.
Andrew Rankin, the very accommodating mall
carrier, has moved hi family from Karthaus hill
to tb Sly era farm in the Mrtlarvey sell l r me 1
where be expects to engage in farming. The peo
ple all along his lino ol travel ar pressing him
bard to run an independent state after July I Si b
which he mar probably do. liaao Swales is tho
new contractor lor four years. Nan.
CENTENNIAL. BIRTHDAY CELE
BHATION. Oa Frider. March loth, 1881, Mr. Robert
Stewart celebrated bis one hundredth birthday.
A goodly company of friends were eMeaiMed by
invitation at toe home of Mr. Joseph MoUullotin,
bis son-in-law, near Ramey, in Uulich township.
1 1 was a pleasant and enjoyable time to all present,
It did ns good to be privileged to congratulate
him upon tne attainment or suon an unumai age.
Mr. Stewart Is in a good state of preservation,
mentally and physically. His eye is somewhat
dimmed, bia natural force is muob abated, and
yet there ar tew men of four score who are better
able to convtrie about tbe pi.st and the present
more Intelligently than Mr. blewart. it is re
mark able how h has kept up with th times,
and still retains a living interest in ihe present,
He was born in County Donegal, Ireland, March
2ith, 1781. In he sailed fur America in tbe
good ship "Cherub," arriving in this county ii
bis 44th year. 11 spent some years in Chester
oounty, Pa., wfaer be wa married in 1H2S, Some
time alter he removed to Centre county and spent
one season in tb neighborhood of Philtpsburg,
In 18;to or 'HA, be came into Cleatfle.d oounty,
nearly Into th neighborhood where b ha since
residod so long. His first Winter was spent in
the employ of Samuel llegerty, Sr., where be
purchased land and legen to mak a nom. it ere
tome years after his settlement, and while his
family was growing up about bim, he met with a
heavy trial in tbe Ions of aix children in three
weeks time. Three were serried out dead In one
day 1 fivein one week all by scarlet fever. Three
were left to grow up to womanhood. They are
all married, and each In thiir sphere sr doing
good lor how and community.
Mr. Stewart and wif have for years past made
their home with Mr. AlrUullougb, where they
have received every attention which filial a tlee lion
could give. Laat September Mrs. Stewart, after
longaod sever autlering, was laid to rest, and
now tha old man waita iinetbecall nhicn, sooner
or later, comes to all. iitsold ago Is not sad and
hopeless, lie doe not question whether or not,
life is worth living. To bim with all Its sorrow
it bas bad its bnxbtnaie and joy, and now be
looks forward to a brighter end a better life,
where dying and parting shall be unknown.
W. Q.
TOO MUCH "CHEEK "
Bradford X Road, March 29, IftSl.
Editor Krpi'bi.ica : Among the many use-,
fo! paratle of th New TVtaui'it, none willsuf
fie belter for my text than tbe story of tbe man
who went down from Jerusalem to Jericho and
fel I among tho) who h ad "iheek" enough to rob
him of hia raiment and then leare him lo the
mercy of tbe Prietts. Levitts, Samaritans, etc, In
your beautiful town of ClearlUld, noted aa It la
lor ita cnurchea ami ita charity, for It g'at and
good men, there exiat a trio of young men, who
may b properly termed (in a political sense) the
minature ' Bosses," and who of let ar to be
heard "crying from the bouse tops," or found on
th street eorners,or among tbe" money changers,"
looking for School Directors In a suspicious a
manneras the pilferers down at Jerleho looked up
oa th Jerusalem man whom they left to the mervy
of tbe good Samaritan. It la an alarming fact
that whenever a School Director enters OUerlield,
h is plunged upon by these ravenous maoipu
latora and an attempt made to rob bim (not of bis
dollars and cents) of bi judgment, bia reason
and bia ldepndent manhood, by feeding bim
pure unadulterated "taffy" on the question of
county nuperinienaeni, in is in its mildest lorm,
M'. Kditor, is a slur and reflection upon ihe In
telligence bf the men who bav been authorised
t.y law to guard the interests of the school chil
dren of tbe county but the liifult is magnified
and rendered more notorious when young men ol
questionable integrity attempt to Impeach tho
juiigmonioi minting scnooi men ny aasamngtb
reputation of one, in whom the Directors have
iinphait confidence, simply heotuit they bav "an,
ax lo grind " Your oorrasondnt bii just re
turned from lb oounty sent. Like the innocent
(It, overcome by lb periuitlre powers of tbe
spider, 1 wa Induced to go into the parlor
the "chief and the one altogether void
of moral responsibility," wbo, after being joined
by "Boss" No. 2, tried to make me believe ibat the
present scnooi superintendent was reponnble
'or three-fourths ol all the sins that bav been
enacted since the deluge. Had these delusive
creatures iried to foroeupon my mind the fast that
our Ouualy Superintendent was reaponaibie for
tbe death of the Csar of all the Rusias, or for
Mahuoe's position in tbe Senate, their statements
would bave been received with at much credit as
Ihe "shoddy." fabrications they ute to "stuff" all
wbo are unfortunate enough to fall victims te the
treaebrry of their evil designs. The present In
cumbent htiving for three yesri traveled many
times to all parts of ibe etuntr, holding exami
nations, educational meetings, lottitutes, and visi
ting schools, has mingled of course with eaoree of
people annually. If he Is guilty of any grave
misgemeanore, wny is it that uo person ever heard
of them until tliey received circulation at the
bands of these youug salons at the oounty seal,
whose prejudices are so strong as to Invariably
absorb their reoord fur veracity and bouor f W bat
have they done for the Common Schools of Clear
field county that n titles them to a vole in th
selection ol the pvrsoa wbo shall guide the edu
cation or the minds and hearts or th school chil
dren of ih eoenty t I will venture the assertion
that not on of tberu has been inside of a Coin
mon School for ten years, or slnoe they became
ta payer bave paid in tha agitregUe enhool tax
enough to pay one month's salary of tha poorest
school leanher in the county. Wbea tbe office of
School Superintendent waaretted, its purity wa
vounhaafd for by tbe law-makers, by placing tbe
elective power In the hands of tbe School Direc
tors, wbo meet In eommoo convention, represent
ing all political parties, to select one man or wo
man (Uod help tbe woman who aspires to the
position if thee "Jaktes" find out bar polities),
having tb attainment required by law, and the
individual who seek to rob lb position of the
purity and dignity guaranteed to It by the Con
eiiluttun and law-makers of th State are deserving
at the severest emeum from n Intelligent people
It Is gratifying to know that th ma of brams
ih representative men at the county aeat and
throughout the aounty apurn Ih uotiv that
actual these few meddlesome individuate, and
waioh cause tbetn to "buttnbole" School Direc
tors whenever they are seen In town, thus exhib
iting more "ebeek"and bream Impuitneo than the
dirty Jarkmt who boldi eo to ibe eoel-tall f tbe
rspeli'l travuler in forign lands, showing his
teetu and crying for "ockheh" 1 base
"ebapr'wbom 1 bare give the lull benefit of this
a r Utile, have achieved a reputation as ex perls in
getting up "dirty Job," and If we mistake not,
ihe present attempt will be a pitiful fa Mure. 01
aanery and Iraud may Iriumi ri in many Instances;
bat when an ttmpt ( mad le defame tbe repu
tation of one muiih superior lo tboee wbit lead tne
attaek, when measures are adopted to poison th
minds of men by circulating sensational aed Im
aginary tumur. then Ih integrity ol ihvughlful
men ia challenged, and their manhood rttea above
personal prajeiees, the e heme lalll flat,thln
Btlgator are exposed, end ar torever covered
with tb algntli-ano ef tin! auspicious interjec
tion, "slew at I" Years,
Firm is fas Riant. I
IN MEMORY OF MRS. ANNIE
STRAW.
ST HRS. M. 0. LRI.
Farewell gentl. loving mother,
I'v shared thy kiodneas maoy years,
Now I've eom home to die dear mother,
I beg you dry those bitter tears.
I only ofose my ys, dear moiber,
To all earthly oare blow j
Meet m in that golden city,
Farewell mother r I go.
Farewell brothers, tbnu art twining
Round me In affection deep ;
Will you meet me dearest brother ,
Where none ever wake to weep.
Life ia but a flitting sbaddow,
It flies and where no one can
But them that gala that port of glory,
Never, never say farewell.
Farewell dear and tender husband,
Our wadded life wa on or joy,
My every wish was always granted
And ptao it reigned without alloy.
But now our earthly dream his ended,
Your lonellnetait faiosmy heart,
In Heaven above my Merest husband,
We'll meet again no more to part.
Won't that be a happy meeting,
Over on that glorious shore,
Thrre we'll meet nnd praise our Saviour,
Wih our loved ones goo before.
Methloks, that Annie's guardian spirit
Will hover round the ones she loved,
L'ntil Jrso calls tbem upward
To that celestial world above,
Bowin, Pa., Majch 3d, 1881.
ToSportsmen. Ihavofinhintucklo
of all kinds j also, powder, snot, lead, caps, car
tridges, etc. rnxn Sackrtt.
March 23, 2m.
Granoi Meeting. The Clearfield
county Pomona Orange will meat In th Mechan
ic's Hall, tn Ple'a Opera House, in ClearlUld, on
Thursday, April lltb, 1881, at S o'clock P. M
There will be an afternoon and vnlng session.
B. M. DAVI8, Master.
M. J. Owbwb, Secretary. mSO-St.
A Fact. Anaavertisemontinsortod
In the KrpublK'ab will reach mor readers than
if published In all tb other papers in th eonn
ty, and cost th ndvertitei leia than one-half
In other words, an advertisement published In
our Jrnrnal la worth doubl tb price of that
charged by any other publisher In tb oounty
It Is a fact." tf.
Coal In. If any of our coal bank
men feel like trading some of their product for a
series of numbers of copies of tbe Clbartibld
Republican, we will gladly show (hem where to
pot two or three hundred bushels on account In
that way. W bav a bin at our rt si dene and
on nt th ofBo Ihat will hold a load vry now
and then. A bint to tbo wis is a very sag re
mark, and sbould be sufficient. tf
New Daily Staoe Line. James L.
Leavy has succeeded In baring a dally mail estab
lished between Clearfield and Ponnflrld, and will
hereafter ma a daily etage between the two points,
Ills contract began with April 1st, and th stage
will leave Ucarfteld every morning (except Sun
day) at 8 o'clork, miking connections with all
trains cn tha Low Grade Railroad it Pen n field, re
turning afler the last train the sam evening.
Pnseengersand freight will be carried at low rates.
Orders loft nt any of tb hotels will b attended
to. lnapr7V-lf
Clearfield Coal Trade State
ment of Ceal and other freights sent over tbe
Tyrone A Clearfield Dlvisloo, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for th week ending March 18th, 1881,
and th sam tlm last year 1
coal.
For th week -
Samctiio last year
I no rent
Previously during year
Sam time laat year ,
Increase
Total In 1881 ,
Same time last year H ,
Increase
othkb rRnionra,
Tons,
, 51,947
4,fi44
47,303
418,845
227,306
1.19,943
Lumber....
Miseellanei
129 cars.
172
SIIorF rATTERROX -On Thursdav, March
24tb, IttSI, by Re. D. H. Campbell. Mr. Jamkr
W. Sttorr and Miss Mart 1. Pattrrboh, both of
Jordan township, Clearfield oounty.
OOFF -MILLER. At fhe M. B. Parsonage In
Lumber Oily, oa Thursday, February 24, 1881, by
Rev. I Edwards, Mr. Waj.K. Unrr, of Leiwrille,
Colorado, and Misa Flora Miller, of Pann
townihip, Clearfield county.
WRIGGLES WORTH M00RR. At the M.
B Peraouuge in Lumber City, on Sunday, Mareh
nib, 1881, by Rev. 1. Kdwerd. Mr. Jon a rn D.
W aiooLkawoiTif, of Penn township, and Miss
Mkrtir Moorb, of Pike township, Clearfield
oounty.
BENNETT RERD. At the M. E Parsonage
In Lumber City, on Sunday, Marob 27lb, InHl,
by Rev. I. Edwards, Mr. Job M. Rrknrtt, of
Pike township, Clearfield county, and Miss Alicb
M. Rkbd, of Venango county.
sua.
IIARMIK In Luthersburg, on Saturday.
A pill 2d, I SHI, of scarlet fever, Jamks, sonof
Jacob and Mary K. llarmisk, agsd 12 year and
8 days.
KKENAN. In Pena township, on Saturday,
April 3d, 1881, of consumption, Auna, daughter
ol Terrene and Mary Keeuan, aged 17 years.
McDONALD In Knox township, on Thurs
day, January 27th, 1MH, Sahurl Tiioupbor Mc
DoALb, aged 33 years, 8 months and 13 days.
DUNI.AP In Pike townehip, on Tuesday,
March 224, 188 1 , or brain fever, Ipa M , daughter
of Jehn and Martha Deo lap, aged tf years, V
months and 6 days.
fllLLUNU. In Lutheriburg, on Tuesday,
March 2Vlh, Httl, Jacob A., aon or George and
aid Louis (J tilling, aged 13 years, 11 months and
10 days.
8IIUGERT In Luthersburg, on Wednesday,
March 2uth, 18S, Janes Eswin, eon of Joseph
and Mary Sbutrert.aged tf seers. 4 months and 1
day.
SMITH. Near DuBols. on Mondav. March
Tth, MM, Mrs. Maroarbt Smith, iged 32 yeare
and II monihs.
Deceased was a constant member of Bethany
Presbyterian church of DuBoia.
ROI1IS0N. In Curwensvlll. oa Thursdar.
March 31st, 1N8I, nt heart disease, Manr Eliia
aiTH, wife of Jackson Robin con, Esq., aged 68
years, 6 monihs and 27 days.
DUCKBTT. In Lawrenc township, cn Tues
day, March 2Vth, .8I,Mart Maruahbt, wif of
Ttaomee A. Duckett, aged 30 yara, 7 monihaand
14 days.
6b lettes a husband and tbr children to
mourn ber untimely demit,
K LINGER In Cbcst township, on Saturday.
February 2th, 1811, of scarlet fever, Geo no
pRAau'Ra Clarr Klindkr, eon or Benjamin and
Rebecca Klinger. aged ft veers, t months and 18
days.
(irawfrd county papers please oopy.j
"Huah, my dear, lie stilt and slumber,
Holy en gilt guard thy bed 1
Heavenly blesaings without number
U.nily falling on thy head."
CLEARFIELD MASKETS.
Clrarfibld, Pa April, 3tb, IfS
Flour, pnr ewt $3 00
U nek wheat Flour, per cwt.H..... 3 00
Corn Meal, per owt - 1 80
Chop, rye, per a wt 1 AO
Chop, mixed, per ewt 1 40
II ran, per ewt I 00
Wheat, per bushel 1 10
Rye, per bushel 80
Oata, par bushel 30
Corn, ears, per bushel 40
Buck w (teat, par bushel AO
('lover aeed 8 Of
Timothy seed S 76
Potatoes, per bushel IS
A pples, per bushel 80
Onions 1 60
Hams, per pound II
Shoulder, per pound w ......... 9
Dried Beef, per pound ltf
Chickens, per pair H, 60
Butter, per pound 26
Eggs, per doaen . H
Salt, per each, large t tb
Coal Oil, per gallon 16
Lard, per pound 12)
Dried Apples, per pound , ft
Dried Peaches, per pound 12
Ueiria, per bushel 1 60
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
Pml APKLrni A. April 4. Tbe rain to-day re
tards business In all departments. Cotton con
tinues dull and wesk i imall sale at Use for
middling uplands. Bark ia nominal at 127.60 par
ton for No, I quercitron. Heeda Clover ia steady
at 7(bM for old and 8rwe lor new Pennsylva
nia end Western. Timothy and flat r an
changed. Flour and meal Tbe flour market la
dull, but holders ar firm In tbelr views. Sales
nf l.tou barrels, Including Minnesota extras, ai
74 for medium to fancy, clear, and at $ffr9
0 Kj for straight i Pcnnstl'aai axlr family at
$!874uU( western d, do. at 15.50 fT, 00 ;
and Market Street Kgypt an 1 Chr.lenhim on,
private terms. Bye flour U steady at $4 ii per j
barrel.
CfticAao, April i.-Floor Is ulft and on-
hanged. Wheat Is active, firm and higher) No.
S red wlnler, It Sl,fal 3i t No. 1 Cbiesgo
cpring, ll .Olil.Odt jrash, gl.OI, ( April, SI "(
(uit May, l.'Ti''0l BT June, II .ssifij
1 mi ) July and No. 8 Cuwago spring, V2fnV6a f
rljeoled, 1fHl,o, Corn moderately acliv and
higher lM(iAle f"r SUR 1 2' tor T I
for Juue j rejected, 84e. Data active, firm and ,
hlgheri Sl(fv.t3c Tor cash j i1tljfai;s for May;
Sll tor June. Ry la fairly ariiv and a shade
better at Vrcfl.tlf. Berley steady and un
changed. Pork neltv, Srm and higtiert 113.88
forces ( $l.07vfuia 70 for May; l.77 hit 1.S0
fur Jun i llf tor July. Lard In lair demand
and htgheri m ftt for esshj $lu A.l 67 for
May i lilt 7,(10 77 for Jun( IIU.RU (a, 10 B7
for July. Bui meals steady and aaabtigd.
Whisky atndy and uaekaaged.
Sprclaia
Omb Hurdrib Pbb Crrt. Discount on Old
Patens. Sewing Machines can now be purchased
at Merrair ita and variety siore, iroie up
wards. All kinds of sawing maoblns repaired
on the sbortastnotio.
Clearfield, Pa., July II, 18T7.
Wawtbd Delivered nt th Rail Bond. .
100,0111 2ft Inch shaved shingle.
1110,000 24-Inch sawed shingles,
100,000 feet of pin boards.
6011,0(10 14-het shaved hoops.
6,"0 railroad tie.
6D,0b0 ft of gl hemlock boards.
For which I will pay th highest market price,
delivered nt Clearfield, or at any point en th
Tyron A Clrflld Railroad.
J. F. Kbahei.
Clearfield, Pa., Oct. 16, 1378-tf.
Tust l!4eivcd.
Just Roooived by ARNOLD, at
CUUWENSVILLE
Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster!
Car Load pure Corn, Ityo and Oats
Chop!
Cur Load Deaken Sail !
Car Load of Choico Family Flour I
Car Load Dry Goods, Groceries, &c!
ttrrShinirtea, Bark. K. R. Ties and
Grain will bo taken In exchange.
Curwonsvillo, May 1, 1878.
Umllsnunits.
JOIt WOHK. All kinds of Job work ex ecu led
in th beet manner at tbia office.
"I) EES FOB UA I.E. Several swarms of
J) Bees, in good condition, for sal nt low
pmes, in American and Simplicity hives.
DR. A.M. HILLS.
Clearfield, Pa., Mir. 18, 1891-St.
a OOO nttftllELft. Qeorg Wearer A Co.
ej, want five thousand bushel of OATS, Bow,
and will pay eash or produce.
ClearflelJ, Pa., Aug. 13, 1871-tf.
AGOK FOK BAI.P.l-Th. mtKril.r
biilwo T.o-Ilnr. Wuffon., oearlj n.w,
for Will belaid ohs.p. C.lloo or itHrc..
JOHN A. STAULfK.
Claatn.ld, IV, March , 1831-tr.
N"
OTIC Ii, The undersigned, residing In tb
village of Wettover, in Chest township,
bu made tb necessary arrangements and pro
poses to open an EATING HOMSE for tbe ac
commodation of ih public generally, and I here
by olk-it a liberal share of the public patronage.
JOHN J.bNYDEU.
Westover, Pa., Feb. 9, 1881.tr.
Coal iCoal i i
TUB undersigned, hiving procured a leas of
a Bret-class coal vein, has opened amino,
and is now prepared to furnish customers with a
first-class article of coal on short notice, and at
the moderale price of SIX CENTS per bushel.
All order left at my shop will be promptly at
tended lo. WM. R. DROWN.
Clearfield, Pa , Feb. 3, 1881-ly.
ADMINISTRATOR' NOTICE. Netloe
Is hereby given thai Letters of Administra
tion details Hon on the estate of SAM V mi PO W.
ELL, late of Clearfield, Pa., deo'd, having bean
duly granted to Hie undersigned, all persons In
debted to said sstat will please mak immediate
payment, and t bos having claims or demands
against th same, will present tbem properly
authenticated for settlement without delay.
J. F. POWELL,
II. B. POWELL,
Administrator D. B. N.
Clearfield, Pa., March Siftb, 18 ft I -fit.
English Classical School.
rpHK undersigned will open thia school in tbe
1 Leonard building, Clearfield, Pcnn'a, on
MONDAY, APRIL 18, I6S1, to cootlnus eleven
weeka.
TUITION:
Common EorM.Ii BraoobM ,
linker Knrliih and C'laoio -.00
II. C. YOl'NOMAN.
ClrarflolJ, Ta., Fab. 11, 1881-tf.
t KilTCHINSON'S
WORM DESTROYER
AnOlclnml Tried Itemed v. kfmitKlhU in-rn
niHlthr. Kirt tii-nt tfnit krtyUtnmtluv. W guar il tee
Ifci virtue. Wo have hundreds of Testimonials, rol
ltcU'l In tho Init li year, ppivlng cmrltiMvt-ly thrri
ik no rrmrili eiuul to Or, II iilclilition'a Worm
liestroy rr to remove tlio Wnnua mil inula, ii-und.
.vim, uiiKj.nmi mit), unit 111K-.1 Uio huiimn trMem.
Phjinnaiu hnu thrin and clve liicm to their mifli-rtnij
Kit It'll ta. Thrre U no humbuq or qunrkmt tlx nit Hi it
loruu'lily n linlilo nnliclne. Price, c, iK-r Ixjx.
rVW.wniUM ft CO., Whftlnal DrugrUts,
Market and Front fctrtsti, PhiUdelohui
Fsl.raary 2, 1881-3m.
CAUTION. All persons ar hereby cautioned
gainst purchasing or in any war meddlia
with tbe following described personal property,
In the possession of David Carl ey, of Karthaus
township, to wit : Two-thirds interest in 8 acres
of wheat growing, two-thirds Interest In ft acres
of rye growing, 3 cows, 1 3-year old heifer, 2 1-year
old bulla, shoals, 1 cook store and utensils, 2
bed steads and bedding, I sxtenslon table, t corner
cupboard, 1 sink, 3 rocking charis, 4 kitchen
chairs, 200 weight of pork, 1 plow. 1 harrow. 1
cultivator and 1 shovel plow. The foregoing
property was pnrcntaed ny me at private sale on
the Tlh of March, and is left with said David Car ley
on loan oniy, suojeoi to my order ar any time.
JOHN JJOflKK.
Frenchville, Pa., Mar. 18, lssi-St.
pIWaO,UTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
1 7 The partnership heretofore existing
tween Thomas A. Fleck and Ashley M. Hills in
the dry groods business at Clearfield, is tbls dev
(March 2tfth, 1881,) dissolved by mutual consent
and written agreement. 'Ibe business will be
closed at tb old stand, where the books and asset
ol tbe firm remain. THOMAS A. FI.KCK,
ASIILKV M. Ill U.S.
Clearfield, Pa , March 28, 188I-4U
SnciAL Noticb. The butines wilt be contin
d by and under th name of T. A. Fleek. As
heretofore every effort will h mid to meat tb
wants of the numerous patrons of the bouse, and
l bete giving their patronage may expect to find
thetam fair dealing, courteous tralmnt and
bouest prices that bav characterised tbe hone
tor year. T. A. FLECK
Eight Farms for Sals or Rent!
Th subscriber proposes to sell or rent I nam
ber of farms located as fallows i Tlio first situate
In Bnrnside township, Centre county, containing
loo acres, naving thereon erected a frsm dwell
ing, fram barn , adjacent to a church, and know n
a the James Mutbolland farm.
ALSO, another farm situate In flraham tot
ahip, Clearfield county, containing 117 aerea, with
tbe necessary improvements, this farm ta under
laid wttn a uutiu v Kin ur uual.
ALSO, lii other farms In th vicinity of French
vllle, containing respectfully 112, 1 Oil . Vi, 6b, AO
and 40 acres, ihese farms all bar hmses and
barns thereon, good water, bearing orchards on
same, as well as om good wood land. For
further particulars call in person, or address the
undersigned ny letter. L. H. COl OKI K r.
Jan. lVtb, 18HI.tr. Frenchville, Pa
OMIT PKOCt, A M ATION, Whrrrab.
Hon. 0. A. MAY KK. President Judge of
Ihe Court of Common Pleas of the twentv fifth
Jndicial District, composed of the oounllea of
Clearfield, Centre and Clinton, and lion, AinAB
On tan and Una. Vine jit R. Holt, Associate
Judges of Clearfield county, have Issued their
precept, to me directed, for the holding of Court
of Common Pleas, at the Court Bout, at Clear
Held, In and for th eeunty nf Clearfield, com
mencing on the Eon rt It Monday nl May, I He I,
being me x.iu any ol I lie nioiitn and con
linuing one week.
NOTICE is therefore hereby glvej to Jurors and
witnesses, In nnd for said county of Clearfield to
be and appear In their proper persons, at 10
o'elock A. 31. of said day, to do those things
which In their behalf pertain to be done.
GIVEN under my hand at Clearfield, this 8th
day of April, In the yeer of our Lord one
thousand elgbt hundred and eichtr-ene.
JAMhd MAHAFFLV, Sheriff.
uprllS-tc
apO'TRT PROCLAMATION.
WnaniA, Hon. 0. A. MATER, President
Judge of the Court of Common Plea of
th Twenty-fifth Judicial District, composed of
the counties of ClearOeld, Centre and Clinton
and Hon. Asa tat Ohpk and Hon. Vircrrt B.
Holt, Associate Judges of Clearfield county
bav Issued their precept, to me directed, for the
holding of a Court of Common Fleas, Orphans
Court, Court of Quarter Sessions, Court of Oyer
and Terminer, and Court of General Jail Deliv
ery, at th Court Rous at Clearfield, in and forth
county of Clearfield, commencing on the Filth
Monday of May. (.Hull day) A II. lur I,
nnd to continue lor one week.
NOTIOR IS, therefore, hereby given to th
Coroner, Justice otlh Peace, and Constables,
in and for said county of Clearfield, to appear la
their proper persons, with their Records, Rolls,
Inquisitions, Kxaminatlons, and other Rem em.
b ranees, to do those things which to their offices,
and In their behalf, pertain to be done.
lly in Act nf Assemblv, pasird the 8tb dny of
May, A. D. i4, it Is mede the duty of tb Jus
tices of the Peace of Ihe several counties of this
Commonwealth, to return t tb Clerk of th
Court of Querlor Session ef th respective
counties, all tbe recognisances entered Into before
them by my person or persons charged with th
eommisaten of any crime, except uch cases as
may b ended before a J utile of th Peace, ai
der ex luting laws, at least lea day before the
commencement of th BesstoB of the Court to
which they ar mad rtarnsbenapetlvly,nd
In all eases where any recognisances at entered
into less than tea days before the oommaneemoni
of the sessioa to which they are made returnn-1
ble, the aald Justices are to retura tb sam In
tb sam manner as Jf aald act bad not been ,
passed. I
U1VIN aedsr my hand at OUarleld, this lib
day of April, In tb year of our Lord, aa
thousand tight kindred and eighty-one.
aprUSW JAM Hi MAUAFFICi, SaorifT,
-TUHM LAN OH FOR Ml.BIi Iluatoa
and Pin towaabips, Clearfield oounty. jf
Reason able time given lor part of purchase
money. Prices $8.00 to $10.00 per acre.
uinera's raserved. it. Bitto, Agent,
Penfleld, Pa.
r Wallacb A Krrb.
8epL 10, lBTfl-tf. Clearfield, Pa,
FARM FOR SALE I
Tb undersigned has eom t tb conclusion to
quit farming and follow his occupation, a ar
banter, and now offer for sal bis farm, situat
on and ahalf mil north of Clearfield borough,
eon taming
EIGHTY XLCXlXJGt,
Most ofwbloh is cleared and under good cultiva
tion, ana naving tnereon a good
TWO-STORY
(L"HOUSE
Large frame barn, and other nossary outbuild
ings, together with aa orchard of all kinds of
fruit, and an eellent spring of water. Tb
whole I UNDERLAID WITH GOOD COAL.
This property will be exchanged for smaller prop
erty, or sold on easy terms ia payments. For
further particulars call on the prem liss or address.
JOHN C. REED, Clearfield, Pa.
March lOlb, 1881-tf.
Thomas A. Duckett,
DEALER IN
T HEREBY gtv notio to th citisana of Clear
I field and tb surrounding vicinity that 1 am
prepared at all times to furnish famlli and
manufacturing establishment with a superior
quality oi
Coal, Wood g Coke,
Which I am prepared to deliver la a few hours'
notice. I am alwsya ready to haul and deliver
Irom and to tb depot, or anywhere else, and
mov families and household goods anywhere on
short notice. TIIOH. a. UL t hfirT.
Clearfield, Pa., Mar. SI, 1881-tf.
E. S. HENDERSON,
i-W
UNDERTAKER
BtftflBlOlS, I KJifl A.
rTHIB sobscrilr now ffer to th eittiens of
X Burnsid and vicinity, an unprovided
specialty. Hereafter all kinda of Caskets and
Coffios will b keptoo band, and order filled nt
once.
Itinera! littetuUd anywhere.
I will furnish Ihe finest aa well as lb eh ripest
articles dedicated to funeral- All orders left nt
tb stor of Jobh C. Cow in will receive prompt
attention. For fnrtber particulars, call on or
address E. S. UBNDERSON.
Dec, 10, 1870.tr.
Police to Heirs!
IN the matter nf tb Partition ef Ihe real estate
of Jonathan Wiser, late of Bradford township,
Clearfield oounty, Pa., deceased.
A writ of Partitioa having been e warded In th
nov ease on tb applioction of Sarah Wiser,
William 11. Vomer and Sarah Jane Vomer, and
placed in my hands, I will convene a jury upon
the ground for the purpose of execotiog said writ
on th 13tb DAY OF MAY. A. D. 181.
To Henry Wisr, Israal Wiser, Hannah Wler,
intermarried with William Batts.Jonatbaa Wiser,
Lindsey W iser, Alexander Wiser, Jared Wiser,
Mary Wiser, intermarried with Joseph Tothers,
Margery K. Wiser, intermarried with Henry
lonog, oaran mser, intermarried wttn Linasey
Ston. Susannah Wiser, intermarried with George
Green, and Lewi Wiser, obl'dren and heirs of
Jonathan Wiaer, deceased. You and iek eyoa
win take nonce inaiine jury oi inquest summoued
by me, will meet at tbe farm house on th farm
belonging to tb estate of Jonathan Wiser, dee'd.,
in Bradford township, Clearfield county, Pa., for
ine purpose Ol making partition or of appraising
the same if it cannot be divided, on FRIDAY,
MAY I3tb, A. D. 1881, at 10 o'clock A. M. of
said day, when and where you are warned to at.
tend. JAMKS MAHAFFKY,
Snnnirr'a Omen, I Sheriff.
learfio,d, Mar, 28, leHMt.
Re-Union of Trade.
THE undersigned wishing to Inform the public
that be opened a
COMMISSION STORE
At tbold stand in Troutvllle, Clearfield county,
Pa., oa the 18th insL, with a full stook of
DRY GOODH, GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
Boot, Shoe, Etc.,
In fset everything to b found in a first-class store,
all of which I am determined to sell at the lowest
cash price.
FARMEKH AND LUMBERMEN
Will find It to their advantage to do tbelr dealing
with me, as th highest prices will be paid for
Grain, Shingles, or Produce of any kind. Part
or one-half cash will be paid. Trading for
Shingles or Lumber of any kind a specialty. Also,
agent for
Singer Sewing Machines.
Baring mad arrangements with Eastern mer
chants to sell goods furnished me, therefore call
and see, as I will be enabled to sell cheaper than
tbe eheapeal. J. W. CARL1I.B,
Troutville, Pa., Sept. 24, '79-Iy. Agent.
REMOVAL !
James Ii. Leavy,
Having purchased tbe entire stock of Fred.
Saokett, hereby gives notice that he baa moved
into tb room lately occupied by Reed A Hagerty,
on Second street, where be is prepared to viler to
th publia
COOK ST0ES.
HEiTi.ra .r.r
PAliLOll STOVES,
of th latest tinprorad patterns, at low prices.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Gas Fixtures and Tinware.
Roofing, Spouting, Plumbing, Oa Fitting, nod
Repairing Pump n specialty. All
work warranted.
Anything In my Un will be ordered special If
dsird. JAB. i,. lbAVl,
Proprietor.
FRED. 8ACKKTT,
Agent.
Clearfied, Pa., January I, 1870 tf.
EXECUTORS' SALE
or
Desirable Heal Estate !
Estato of Richard Sliaw, Sr., LDoo'd.
rtlRR undersign, Ft era tors of the sttt nf
B IWCIIAnu MiAW,rr., deceased, will oner
ai public sale at the COI RI IlOUSK. In tbe tr
ough of Clearfield, Pa., on
Wednesday, Juno 1st, 1881,
AT 1:30 O'CLOCK P. M.t
Th following valuable real estate, rls i
The three slcry BRICK HOTKL property.
corner of Market nnd First street, in th bor
ough of Clearfield, known a
'Tho Shaw House,'
Fronting wltb two-lots of ground thereto belonging
100 leet on Market street, end o
feet no First street, with a two story
dwelling house attached. Tb b
tel proper bss silly bed-rooms and
all conveniences tor a first-class
hotel. One of ihe most desirable hotel properties
tn Central Pennsylvania.
Tbe abov will b sold togeiner witn a iw
store frame dwelling bona on Market street, ad
jacent to the Hotel, end on other frame dwelling
Bouse and a two-eiory si ore oenuing, mil irvnimej
on Market street.
ALSO. All that certain lot, known la the
plan of CleaifUU bomagb as iu He 1JV,
fronting 80 feet en Locust street, run
nine beck 172 feet, more or less, to an allei
EM
with dwelling bouse and all necessary out
buildings thereon t reeled, and other improvement.
Oao-thlrd eash at delivery of good deed, and
the balance to be secured by bond and mortgage,
payable In one nnd two year, with Interest.
a. d. r M A ,
JOS. SHAW,
Porvlvlng Bx'r of Richard Shaw, Br., da 'el,
Clearfield, Pa, April I, lsM-ts.
The Great CLOTHING Emporium I
PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
TF YOU want to study your
the above establishment and
THANHAUSER'S
t
LARUE AND HANUSOMK STOCK OF
CLOTHING,
Hats, Gents' Furnishing Gds, &c,
Whether you wish to mak a purchase or not, we shall be p!sd at all times ta shsw yt r
assortment of goo ta, which will at ano ovavine. you that our
Styles are the Best, and our Prices the Lowest,
Hen ember, also, tint we bar nn sir g ant assortment of PIECE GOODS, of tha latest aerltls,
spec i ally intended for
MERCHANT TAILORING,
And w. ar, prepared lo MARS SUITS T0 0RPKII AT SHORTEST NOTICE, aad aball Mdaarw
to auit th. taata of tb. moat fastidious.
ALBERT TIIANHAUSER,
Opera House Block, opposite postoffioe, CLEAEFIELD, FA.
1 IS-llll If.
WAG ONS ! W AG ONS I !
2 CAR LOADS. 2
The largest nnd best assortment of wagons ever brought to
Clearfield.
One car loacTof CONKLIN wagons,
One car load of STUDEBAKER wagons,
Which we will sell at factory prices. We buy these wagons by
the car load and pay CAbll for them, therefore we are able
to sell cheaper than any other dealer in the county.
Wo guarantee these wagons to be first-class
in every respect. Also, a lot of
Platform Spring Wagons ? Buggies.
One car load of GRAIN DRILLS which we will sell cheaper
than ever before sold. Give us a call before buying elsewhere.
F. M. CA11D0I & BRO., Clearfield, Pa.
February 23, 1881-tf.
PATTON
Curwensville, Fa.
N. E. ARNOLD,
Wholesale Dealer in
DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS.
Boots, Shoes, Groceries,
TOBACCO, LEATHER, FLOUR,
FEED, GRAIN, SALT, OIL &C.
I buy direct from jobbers nnd manufacturers, receive goods at
car load rates, hence can compete
plua houses.
Also, Dealer in
Saw Logs, Lumber,
Parties having bark to haul
and receive liberal advances.
Give mo a call.
N. E. ARNOLD,
CURWEWSVILLE, PA.
t'ept. J, !B( If. r
JAMES L.
MAIIKbT STREET, CI.F.AKHK1.I), PENH' A.
All kind, of Cankots anil Coffin, kept on liand, tnd furnished to order on
short notice, including tho finest aa well aa tho clionpest that can be manu
factured. Our
Ia tho bust in uo, and will bo furnished when required. Funerals attended
in any part of Ihe county. Call at ihv office, on Second atreet, or lear
your ordors at Troutmnn t Furniture
oot 1,79-lf.
Ail4tJiiU Art J O
5,000 Rail Road Ties.
Ourwnsvin, Pa. Jan. I, 1 R?8-tf
BUY AIIOME !
HOLS EM, LOTS AND FARMS FOB BALK !
rilWENTY IlortiKS and LOTS in Clearfield
J fr al at reas-el priees and on easy
for al at rasall prists aod on easy
S. Also, sevei
Also, several VArtMn in urauiorw anu
Qrabata townships.
At.r.lv to
WALLACB A K II Una,
CUarfield, Pa.
De. 1, 'ta tt.
MARBIE WORKS!
Till LAROKST STOCK OP
Fine Kalian Marble In UieSlalc,
Both PIMSBrTD or UNP1NIBHRD. W pat
n any work that ran be done in tnlty at mneh
heaj sr rates, W will ut np
MONUMENTAL WORK,
la Itallaa Marht or Or It, bepr than It can
b don ia any other part ol th Stat. Anv per
son beytBjr menamental worn to amewatr$2& aod
ap wards, will v far paid te and from Philips
hur. Io aot be fooled With sheep American
marbl when yoa eaa bay I ItoJtaa marble at
lower prlees,
M1EAD KTONEH a speelalty.
Prod uee and approed paper will be takea la
iebna fot Cemetery work. All eash paymaat
will be snada U th MobannoB Vanktnit Co., I
th eredit or H. PlkRCM.
Phllipsburj, Pa., Jan. , llll.-taa.
grip &&vttlumut$.
own interest, do not fail to call at
examine
won '
t
with New York and Philadel
Shingles and Bark.
during the Winter, can contract
Also, advances made on Saw Logs.
LEAVY,
Store, arljoinine the Poatoflice.
JA!i. U. liAA I,
Clear6eld, Pa.
070 A tTKEK. til a day at borne easily made.
ep I It Costly eetOt free. Address Tbi b Co.,
Anitosts, Main. mebl ly.) .
ARNOLD PAYS;1
CASH or TRADE.
Cnrwnavill, Pa., Jan, t, Tl-lf.
MOM-.Y TO LOANOb Irst-elaaa fa,
proved farm property, by tb Matnal Llf
Insnrane Company of New York, ea ffrst mart,
sai:, ia snms from $l,0 ap. Poj farther la
formatioB apply to tbe an designed.
HnRXTHAL W. SMITH.
Clearleld Pa., May Tth, U7 tf.
Grist Mill For Sale I
Ayery deslrabl mill prenerty, with tw pair
f bnrra, itut ia letar twp., Clear
Geld nnaiy, Pa., aboat two and a-half mil west
of Philipsbr, Centre eownty, Pa.
Apply to SUMMKKP1KLD FLSOAL,
PbillpibBrg, Ceatr Oe., Pa.
Hot. 10, 1181-tf.
COAL !
COAL ALL THE YEAR!!
TIIR awbaeHbwr bereby flea Betlee that h
I aw delivering eoal of aa Bealjt jelity
and prepeeee to operate bi mia
So that ho will b aaab)4 ta sop ply his taatomcn
al all limes with good fael. No flnmmw fa
tloB. Order by mail promptly Hied.
R. ta. 8haws
aeriU, P Mereh I, IMMf.