THE REPUBLICAN.
CLKAHKIELD, PA.
WEDNESDAY MOKNINO, APRIL IS, 1881.
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hi:m-" noticicm.
Mttliodlat l.plscopal Chureh-Kev. Geo,
I kiiiy, Pastor. Services evsry Habbath U Ji
A.M., and 7, P.M.
S.bbetb Bihool et 0 A. M.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday, at 71 P. M.
Communion Bervlee, flrit Sabbath of every
month, at l"t A. M.
Hr.t Ooarttold M. K. Church Hr.
CmnLri W. Uraniar, Pastor. Preaching every
alternate Sunday, at 8 o'olonk, I. M. Sunday
Si -liuul at 21, P. &1. All are invited to attend.
Presb) terlau CIiurch.-Ker. II. 8. Botlib.
-Hufihath sorvioes morning and evening Hab
itat). School t 8 P. M. -Prayer Meeting YYednes-
lay Bvsning.
Ilaptlet Church. Rev. - , Pastor.
SaMiath Bchool ftt S P.M. Prayer Meeting evsry
Wednesday evening.
Nt. Krfttif ! HiurchCfttliollr Re?. P
j.SiiKHinAH. Divine service at lo A. M., on
the first. third nd fourth Hundeysof each month;
Yrtf-ere and Benediction of the lUesied Keerament
M 7 o'clock, P. M. Hunday School every Sunday
(tem oon at S o'clock.
OFFICIAL IIHECTOHY.
TIHI Or ROLD1II0 (U ARTBB BBBBIOM POTRT.
Second Monday of J an nary.
Third Monday of March.
First Monday ef June.
Fourth Monday of September
tihi or loLDiaa combo tlsai.
Flrit Monday of Jnna.
Second Monday of November.
rtiBLio omenta.
I'nittd Statu StnatoroJ. Donald Cameron,
IlnrrUburg, Dauphin eoanty ; John I. M Unbelt,
Wellsboro, Tioga county.
Ei -(lovernor Androw 9. Curtlo
Hi' lie font e. Centre ceuntv.
.Vmnfor Hon. Cyrue T. Alexander, Hellefonte,
Centre county.
A.iW.y Hon. Janata Flynn, Bmlth'a Mills,
Clearfield county.
I'rtiidtnt Jmiyr-Hon. Charles A. Meyer,
l ock Haven.
A.tiiat Lav Judge Hon. John II. Orvii, of
Ilellefonte.
Anoeiate Judge Abrmw Ogden, Clearflild;
Vincent 11. Holt, Clearfield.
Prothonotary James Kerr.
Htqitterand Rteordir (leerge M. Ferguson.
7,aerr Philip Dotts.
IHtirict Attorney J- F. McKenrleh.
Skiriff Jamei Mahafley.
;i...uu SkariTY. I. Thompson.
County Surveyor Bam nel F. MoCloskey, Cur
BeniTlllt. Count Commiuioniri C. W. Kyler, Qrsham
ton P. O.; Eleh Johmton, Grampian Hilli P. O.j
John Norris, Br., uurwensTiii..
..... VUrk John W. nowe.
County Auditor William V. Wright, Clear
(Md; Joseph (lilliland, Three Rune J.S.iNor-
tVunf CoroRr Jamci A. Moore, Clearfield.
Jur Commiuimiri Andrew J. Jftckwn, Clear
.?;,.r..ii.di PH" '-M. I. Mo-
ynfiwn, Clearfield.
I,.", N. K. Arnold, Crw.niill.l J. A. LWIHf-
ilon., DulloU City.
YKf, OK COITRMil
.will ... t.ka whr.t. 0U or 0r for lub
...:..;... 1" U'. .r. often Inquired of in thie wny
bv iVttrr from ptroni who raaida at a dutanre
tr'm ClrfleU. We Bpln lay yat. Tha reeelpti
or a rfp"niible merchant or mill ownft In na
.ipinitv, will answer jut aa well ai the oa.b.
To illiuilrate : If any of our patroni will deliver
u a bug of grain at tha mill of Joaepb II. Broth,
cht twn.hip, Horaoa Patobin, in liurnaide,
Tboiuai II. Forcey, in Urabam, Wm. Porter or
Sliaw'a, in Lawronoo. or Urown A Sayler'a, ftt
llnckton, I'nion lownibip, and forward their
rrreifU for the anount, we will ertdit them on
thlr account lor tho aame. In tbia way all may
io-,n pny what ibej owe. U tbey will punue tbia
fctrAdvortisors and othors will bear:
in mind that all artloloi intended for publication
in tbU paper muit bo bandid In, not later than
Tueiday, at 9 A. M. Don't forget It!
Fleck is in Now York.
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Try Weaver's 25 cent mackerel.
Land plaster can be had at (ieorgo
Weaver A Co "a.
George Weaver k Co.'s new adver
tisement will appear In tbia paper next week.
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Tho M. K. I.ndicn' Aid Sotitty meets
oo I'ri.l.j ifteroooB of lliif wek .1 loe pinonegt.
Weaver & Co. aro receiving their
new Hock of Spring and Summer goodl. Call
and ioa ttaoto.
lion. G. It. llurrett.of this place
wa ngiilmil 11 tho Olrard llootr, Philadelphia,
on Wcdnefdajr of laat wark.
The Orpheus band serenaded 11 r.
and Mrt. II. Liringllon, on Friday oranlnf laal,
at the home of tha brid. la Well Cl.arleld.
J!i Anna WooldridRo, of Philadel
phia, hat cherjo of I he millinery department at
the itore of 11. Lehman. A Co., In tbe Opera
llouae.
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Mr. ThomttH 11. Forcoy lias pur-
cbaecd thebriek reeldeooe of Jodge Leonard, oa
fiecood Uriel, and will make hie home there In
the future.
Itamoy'n large ahinle mill at Osceola
w.i deilrojtd by lire on 'lh arid. J alternoon, the
7lh Init. TheAeeei'heetlmaleetne Ion at 4,000.
Nt iarnraaee.
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Clover and timothy Bccd a good
qualiljT and Ihe larjcit quanlitj that wae efer
liroutht toClearBeld et anj one lime, at George
H'eairr A CVl.
ltev. 11. 8. llullor and Kldor H. W.
r.rk.of IheClearl.ld Preibyterlan Church, are
4elei;atee to Ihe Huntingdon l'reibjltrj, Dow In
eruien at OKeela.
Mr. Joscnh T. Kirk, who has boen
ii'joarninf for two or three jearf peel in Virjiola,
bai relumed to Clearfield, end will work during
tho Bummer at Tbern'e planing mill.
Dr. W. J. Binhop, Dentist, will beat
Schwem'i hotel, In Luthenburg, from Monday,
Apill lnih, uolilThuridaj, April Jilt, to attend
to all elli in hll profeielon.
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Ex-Senator Wallace and wil'o startod
on a tour Weet laat Tbund.j morning. The;
will Tlelt In California and other Slatei, and
probable will be .blent about ell weeki.
Tho liver is tho orcan mo.U spredily
dliordered b; malarial polioai. Ajrer'a Ague
Care alpeli there poliooe from the ajitem, end le
a moil eieellent remedy for lirer eomplainle.
'Tho Two Orphans" and "Camillc"
will be plajedin Pie'e Opera Ilouieby a dramatio
eouipanj from New York City, en S.turdey and
Monday erenlnge neit, April tem ano
Bte poiten end email eilli.
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Hurry British, tho Klk county nut.
I.w who waa tried and acquilled ef murJer, hai
hten oonrlelel of forgery, and tenl.noed to pay a
tne of 1110 and to ha Imprleoned la the Wetlern
P.nlt.nliare for four yean. Other indlelm.nt a
sr. hanging over bin.
Thomas A. Fleck is in the eastern
eiliei Ihii week porohaelng a new Hock of Spring
gooJl. He will eeleot the laleat Ittlee ol mini
nere a.l ledlee' dreM goodl. Hlea Mettle Khone,
we uneeriiead, will return eoon to takeeherge of
tbe millinery department In Mr. Fleck I llore.
Ainoiiff the arrivals at ow York on
Ratordiy lait, we aolioe that our friend Ihoa. A.
Fleck relil.red at Karl', kelel. Tom ll deter
mined to nurchaee Ihe Inelt lot or gooai eer
brouiht tethie market, end will tell them at each
low pilcei that Jou oennet reetet purehaamg irom
him. Look oat for hll aew rtpring Itock.
Theannounceincntlhat Miss Paulino
Seott, ef Moneng.hela Clly, bed oaptuied the
prite of 10,0(10 for being Ihe greateit beauty.
Ia i,i lik rnn.u.h'a ahow. II eeeme wee
premature. She woald ail neeept. The alleged
reward bai been deeidod In faeor of Mill Loulie
Mnntejue, a earltly aetreei, ef New York.
Tom W. Mooro left for the eastern
clllet lait Thuraday morning, to get a new np
ply of booti, ebeel. gente' farniibiag goode, Aa,
for ihe itere el Ueo. 0. A T. W. Meore, la Pie'i
"pere llouee, ClearKeld. Cell la and eee Ihe
leteit ittlea. UJl'l tne Ihool and lllpperi a
peeia!tj. Tbe aew (eodi are sow arriving daily
im t i
Tho lailii of our town will be picas
ed, eo doubt, te leera that T. A. Fleck b.l for
tbe Iflh leaioa engeged the Mrrloel of Mlu
Maltli 1. Kobe to Uhe ebarge of tae Millinery
Oep.rtiaeit ofhil itore. Mne Hoha hee aeea
lOndiaf reme lime !a Philadelphia among Ihe
leading millinery keune, noting Ihe leteel ll y lei
In bin end bonteti, and the ledlee will tnd that
Fleek'i Mill aery Department eta turn eel kali
and eoaneta U . ma etf le ai any teubllih.
lltht aailera ell lei.
Flock'a now goods aro on the way.
Feed of all kindhftt Weaver's corn.
oata and chop, Ae.
Taitentry and In it ruin carpoU at city
prioea at flack 'a.
You can got anything you want in
the dry goodi lino at Flaok'a.
Millinery goods aro very pretty this
aaaeon. Call and aae them at Fleok'e.
CarpoU by the car load at Lotirnan'a,
cheaper than eao bo bought now in the Uaat at
wholeialo.
Weaver's gooda and priceh are such
that ovary man, woman and ebild will bo pleated
with tbem,
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Tho Sum m or primary torm of school
wltl oemuaoee In Waat Clearfield oa Monday next,
April lHib.
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The Auditornol Lawrence township
pubiMh a ditaiied atatoment or the roor ana
Road fund in that dlitrlct to tbia week'a Rurca-
LICAR.
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Ayer's Pills are a general favorite,
beoauee of their powerfnl yet gentle operation.
Medloal men prefer them fornervoni or delicate
eomtitntiona.
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Dr. Stewart will bo abttent from his
offloo from April 11th to the 17th, inclualvo. After
t&at dte he will he found In bla new quartera in
the "Old Weit.ro. 4-6-St.
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"Kkesh Fihii !" We have an excol-
lont flh atory on our Brit page, by an old eitiien
at llerwlok, on the North Branch. It makea one'a
mouth water to read wbaf uaad to wm."
IIoukk Burned. The dwelling of
Mr, Lewi Rowlee, In Lawrence townibip, waa
totally daittoyed by fire on Tueiday of laat week,
the 8th Init. All tha bouaehotd goodi wore aaved.
We did net learn how tho Are originated. The
ton on the building la trifling. No ImoraotH
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Clearfield county could sond to mar
ket V33 earl, or 14,428 torn of ooal per day, could
the oara he procured for tranipirtatiuH- Tbe od
tor of tbe Oioeola Htttitlt baa takea a oeniui of
the out-put of rftnb colliery, with tbe above re
ault.
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Haft "Hoominu." Ono of the finest
rafting flnoda wo have wllneiBod for a long time
U now at full tide. Loga and raft a are floating by
our boroogh(coveringaerea in the rlvtr and Clear-
Held creek, and It looka now like there would bo a
good barveitfor the up at re am lumbermen.
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Our milliner, Mies Anna WoohlridL'e,
of Philadelphia, arrived on tha 7th inat.,aad t
now at the head of our millinery department
Mill Vf. eomea not only well roeommended. but
her work ipoaka for itaelf. Call and oxanjlna her
worn Del ore going elaewaera.
U. LxuhahACo.
Gbaniii; Mef.tino. The Clearfield
oounty Pomona llrange will meet in the Meehan
Ic'i Hall, In PieYOpera lioune, In ClearBelJ, on
Thuriday, April Uth, 18SI, all e'olook P.M.
There will be an enernoon and evening lenion.
K. M. DAVIS, Mailer.
M. J. Ownaa, Seorel.ry. mSD lt.
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r atal AccinrNT. Wm. llonnu, a
Welih miner, eayi the feecile, working at Frank
lln colliery, in lloutidale, wal fatally Injured en
Friday, the lit Init., by a fell of eon!, from tbe
effect! of which he died on Mondiiy following.
An Inqnrit wai bald on tbe body, and a verdict
rendered that deoeeied came to bla dealh by t
fall of coal at tbe above colliery.
Wo call the attention ol our readers
tble week to tbe eerd of the Allegheny Houeo.
Tbe proprietor of tbti hotel, Mr. Dean, ll ao ac
commodating end alf.blo gentleman and will do
all In bla power to plea'e bia gueile. Jurori,
wl'.neitei, and other partlei attending Court, and
tbe traveling public in general, are Invited to
atop and give tbe Allegheny Tlouiea trial. Price!
moderate.
Col. Wm. W. lirown, founder of the
Bellefonte Aemaliou, and for a number of yeara
thereafter ita editor, died at tbe reaideoeo ofhli
later, Mrl. Joihua Mitchell, le Mileiburg.Cin
tre county, Pe., oa Friday night, the lit Init., In
tbe !71b year of hie ege. He wae Tliltlng hie
alitor when he tosk 111, hie home being la Jewell
City, Keniu. where he wee publishing a paper,
and from where he took hll departure Kelt a few
wcek'i ago.
Superintendent McQuown publishes
a proolemetion tble week to tbe Bchool Director!
of Cleer&eld county, calling upon tbem to enem
ble on the Brit Tueeday In May, end elect a com
petent and eligible perioo to act aa Superintend,
eat of the Common Schoole In Clearfield eouuly
for tbe enluing three yean. The molt promi
nent cendidalol for the poiilloo are Prof. Mc
Quown of Ibif borough, nod Prof. Oeorge W.
Weaver, of Peoeeld.
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Whkat Farming. The HaKerstown,
(Md.) ifaif reletei tbe following eonoerning the
failure of a white wheat orop : Tbe aneertaiaty
of white whiat in thia valley of our county la
llluilraled by a elroumcleace communicated te nl
by Mr. Aaroa Mlddlekauh. Mr. Joirpb Thomai,
a neighbor of Mr. MlddlekeubT, near Falrptay,
eowed eome white wheal lait year of a variety
known ai Centennial, and It produoa 1 finely, but
tbil yeer be lowed lome of it again and It ap
pearl to be entirely Winter killed. Red wheat
wai lowon In a pert ef the ieme field and looki
remirkably well, while the pert of the (eld town
la the white wheat ll entirely bare, even np to the
very drill row where the red wheat begin!.
Kvenino School. Prof. Dalboy is
here for the purpoee of orgetniilng en evening
writing Hhoel, and It ll to be hoped our young
folkl will give him a hcerty wileome by wey of a
liberal patronage, ai the young man cornea wall
recommended, both aa a gentleman and a teacher,
lioya and glrll, gel off the afreet then Ine even
Ingi, and leera eoraethlng that will make your
parent, and frlendi feel prond of you, and when
you grow up to be women and men, you may hare
eomething la tbe ahepe of a legacy to hand over
to your ehildna far more durable than gold and
ilrer. Brain culture le what we all need. Tbe
other Huff frequently gate away lu le cheep.
Donaldson's Comiiination. Don
aldion'i Dnmolle Combination will appeer at the
Opere ilouie neit Helaidiy end Monday nihl.
On Baturdny night the p.'pulerpley of "Tbe Two
Orphan!" will be produced, end oa Monday
olgbt "Ceuiille ' will be played. The union
rgwe, ipeakiug of the company, lay! t 'Duaald-
on'i Combination appeared lait nignt la "Tbe
To Orpbanl,"and we can eafely laythat a llronjer
eomj.any bal never appeared In tbia elly. r,
Donaldion eeiumed the eharaclerl of Plllle, the
cripple, and Chevalier De Vaudrry. In each ha
proved himielf a flntilied and powerful actor, and
waa ably aupporled by Mice Adell and Mill
Clarelle ea lleorleltaand Loulie, Miel Leicellei
ai Merienne, Mr. Dlrd ei Jerque!, all tilled their
raipeetlve parte with great ability. In a word,
every member cf tbe eompany waa at homo In
Ihe neit aiiicncd. The home waa crowded
throughout by an enthuiiiille audience."
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BARN BURNED.
TWRRTT-riVI 1 NIVAL rRRIBH IN Till T.kMtt
From the Cberrjtrro Reoord.
On Wcdnaaday mornlug, Marob SOth, al about
t o'clock, tbe large frame barn of Mr. John F.
Nutley, of Moatgumery townrhlp, Indiana eounty,
waa diaeoferad U bo In flamee. tho roof, we an
tand, baring Mltft la wheo tbe diaeorery waa
ado. Tbo barn ftt tho tlao waa full of Hook,
grain, and farming Implement!, all of which
waro destroyed oxoapt two alloh eowl, and a few
young eat tie.
Tbo following la a Hat of what tho barn con
tained : Ten bead of bono, oloven bead of horned
cattle, barieaa. road wagon, throthlng Bach lee,
and all tbo farming Implemonte ; 140 buihele of
wheat, 100 boabola of oala. and 80 bmbala of
grain belonging to Mr. J. 0. Hurray and UO
buabeli belonging to D. B. Not ley. Tbe valuable
team owned by D. B. Notley nod ono team owned
by J. B. Murray, and alio four aowa peril bed ia
tbo flamoa.
Tbo barn which waa vary largo and Veoutlfol,
originally toat S,00. and waa built about four
yoara ago la plaoo of ono d fit roved by Bra ta
July, 187. Tho ontlro UM or J. r. nouey, v,
I. Notify and J. B. Meiray will rreeh at loaat
fT,&00. There waa an laaaranee of $1,000 on tbo
barn and $100 oa tho nonk, making a total in
aaraneaof 11,800, which will go but a abort way
toward wnalrltl tho damago done.
Tbo nro aooma to have oooarrod at a meat In
aaapleloaa lima, and II ftlmoat aoama aa though
tbo fatei woro agelnat Mr. Notley, ai It Jott at
happrn-d that tbo wagon which waa aeaaiiy aepi
In a ihed waa In tbo bars along with the Hock,
and almoat tverjlbing oleo of vnlot about tha
farm.
Tbo loea If a very heavy ono to Mr. Notley,
bat It atama to him vary mall In aomparlaoa to
tho orrow ho Wt for tho poor aolmali lo wntoi
he waa ao meek attached, wbila ho waa powor
laaa to lava them, though wllneaalng their Buffer
ing'. Tho nrlgls of tho iro la aokaowo , thoagh It la
tippotod to ht tho worh of laoondiary. .
A CONSPIIIAOY!
An Attempt to Liberate a Gang of
Murderers, Robbers, and Thieves
Confined la our County Prison.
AUDACITY COUPLED W ITH DEVIL
IKHNESMI A PRISON ER FATALLY STABBED1
Nerer, eluoo 1857, baa Clearfield borough been
ao eoarulaed with excitement aa It waa oa Friday
evening laat. During tbo year above mentioned
horae-atoallng was turned into a proleiilon, be
oauaa wo bad no prlion aebitantial enough to
hold even an ordinary oriminal, and, therefore,
borae-tbievea plied their vocation fully within
our bordera until we built a priaon and ibot aeraral
of tbe at deiperadoea "on the wing."
In !Bi7, a aotortoua bone-thief from New
Jersey, named Warden, atole a number of bona
frotn our oltiiena, and finally a combined effort
waa made to hill or aauturo him. Warden bad
atolen a bone from Henry Irwin (now decoaeed,)
reiiding about four mi lea north of thla borough,
and our roporter, with a number of othera, waa put
upon picket duty tbe next night, at tbe eight-mile
alone on tho Erie turnpike, Jnat beyond wnero tbo
(lien llope plka tapa tbe other road, and where
Biqulro John Smith now Urea.
Tha thief waa oapturod about 11 o'clock that
night by atrotchlng a rape acroii the road, aorea
feet from the ground. The victim oame riding
along like Jehu. The hor dodged the rope,
but, the night being very dark, the thief waa
caught about the etotnaob and jerked off bia aad
dle, when be we eeoured. Tho hone waa found
tha next morning at Mr a. Drauckera, near
Lolberaburg. Aa the wagon oonveying tha pria
oner to Jail waa paailog down Booond a treat, which
waa lined on either aide by poop la excited over tho
abject, aomt one yelled out : "dire ua
rope and we will fix him !" A repo waa thrown
from the aidewalk, part in mounUd tha wagon
and fattened It around YYarden'e naok, and but
for I te timely interference of prominent ititona
be would have been dragged through th atraeta
by the neck until dead. He waa rescued, however,
by tbo law-abiding populace, and afterwarda waa
convicted and aent to tho ponitontfary for four
yeara Dut we have dtgrtaaad.
brbkb lik a a cofariHicY.
For aereral dayi prevloua to Friday laat, our
town baa been infaited by a number of auiplcloue
flharaclora. Two of them, a man, named Pat
(Jooduien, and a woman, named Kate Sample, a
notorioua character, and both hailing from Da
Boll, between 4 and 5 o'clock on Friday after
noon, In tho abieaoo of 6 her iff MahaLTey and
Deputy Sheriff Tliompion (wheie abaence tha
eonipiratora had noted), obtained admlttanon to
tbe priaon, claiming that they were brother and
ilitor to a priaoner lodged In jail the day before
for larceny by Conatabla Tracay, of DuBoie.
Their requeat, being a humane one, waa granted,
and in that way they ware allowed to enter tbe
priaon eorrtdor to aeo their (T) brother In diitroaa
After they entered, they Boon found a number of
old acquaintance! in tho colli, with whom thy
convened glibly, and maaifeatadi much aitonlih
ment at finding them "oornered" In that way
Tbe Jailor waa pereuaded to allow tha viiitora
to enter the cell of the notorioua out-law, George
Kvana, who la awaiting aentenee, having been
convicted at tha January Term of manalaughter,
for tbe killing of a Swede near Iloutaiale in
June lait. K J ward Ooodtuan, Jr., or "Uoodwia,'
aa It la written In the commitment, waa alao
allowed admittance. While in Kvana' cell, which
ia on the aecond itory, Eraoe and Ed. Goodman
got to quarreling about acme toy furniture that
K ran a bai manufactured, aad during .the fight
Uuodman received a ooople of ataba In tha ab
domen, one of which entered tbe heart and
cauaed hia death ta fifteen or twenty m in at aa, aa
we learn from tbe proceeding-of the Coroaar'a In
queat. After being atabbed, Uobdman started
down atalra, and whea near the foot of tha at air
way fell dead, rairioa uooaman, woo mat
afternoon before going to tbo priaon had vlaited
the hardware itore and procured eome eartridgea
for bii revolver, It 1b alledged, then attempted to
hoot Erani, and would no doubt have auoceeded
bud It not been for tbe HherifTi wife, who appear
ed on the Beetle at thli time aod interfered. Pat
and bla paramour left the pr.aon.got in their buggy
and went over the Second atreet bridge to Weat
Clearfield, where they inquired tbe way to Luth
enburg. They then took the river road for Cur
wenivllla. A diipatch aent by tho Sheriff preced
ed them to Corwenirille for an officer to later
oept tha pari ie i, and Sheriff Mahaffey, Deputy
Sheriff Tbompaoo, and othera, atarted la pnrault
The partiea ware over-hauled an bout or two after
at Curwenavllle, by Conatabla Vernea aad handed
over to the Deputy Sheriff, who brought tbem to
prlion. PaL,whenarreited, waa negotiating with
Jamea Molotlre, keeper of a limy ataUa at that
place, for a freah team to take them to Du-
Boii. The viiitora were well auppliad with liquor,
aod from Indication bad been indulging quite
freely.
The newB apread over the town and throughout
the country like fire. Tbe excitement in thia
vicinity waa intonae, aod tho doing of ft mob waa
onl y prevented by quiet advice and calm oouncll
Jamea A. Moore, County Coroner, tummoned a
jury, eompoaed of tbe following gentlemen, via
Cyrenlus Howe, D. W. Moore, F. M. Cardoo,
John Lytle, L. R. Mrrrell and John I. Patteraon,
who held aa loqueit oa the body of Edward
Goodman, Jr. After bearing the teitimony of
the phyaiclam, who bald a foil mortem examina
tion In tbe afternoon of Saturday, tbey returned
a verdiot to the effect that Edward Good man 'a
death waa cauaed by woundi with a knife In tho
banda of Oiorge Erana. The knife wae found
eocreted under the board floor In Erana' cell on
Saturday morning.
Pat. Goodman waa discharged from prlion on
Saturday evening, and tbe woman on Monday ev
ening on her own recogoUanoe to appear at our
Court when wanted. Pat. , It la atatcd, has but re
eently been released from the pealtentlary, where
he served out a four years' aentenee for crime
oummltted in Elk oounty, Erana and the dood
man a aro all miners by occupation, and It aeems
hare been acquainted with each other for yeara,
having met In tbe Bradford oil region, some five
or lit yean ago. It ia very evident they are all
"old buttles. "
Edward Goodman, Jr., tbe murdered man, waa
a young man, about 10 yeara of age, and on
married. His father, Edward Goodman, Sr., and
lister andlffother-lo law, Michael Merlarty, ar
rived oa Saturday evening and registered at tbe
Mansion House. Tbo remains were burled In
the Catholic cemetery at lb la place oa Sunday,
Pat. accompanied bia father and etber relatives
home oa Sunday afternoon.
The fact that the brother, Patrick Goodman
I ana and tha woman are alive to -de y U because
we area law-abiding community. Weadvlae such
brothers and eiltera not to annoy ui too much in
that way la the future, If they want to travel with
out cpfflina.
More: Facta have eome to light eiooe tbeae
wonderfol eveata have oeonrrH to the effect that
there waa aa organ tied con ip I racy on tbe part of
bad men and women, outside of their propei
rooma, to liberate tbe criminals confined la our
priaon, and plitola, knives, Ao., had been pro
cured to bring about a general Jul delivery
It la, Indeed, a miracle that the Jailor and the
Sheriff 'a wife are sot numbered among tbe dead,
A mora "cheeky" oenaplraey waa aever put ea
foot to liberate prlaonera.
T. A.FIcck.succpBsor toT.A. Flock &
Co., offers special bargains and great reductions In
prices of tbe following goods. Astonishing to eee
gooda inch aa gleree, trimmings, white dress
goods actually selling below coat, via :
HOO pairs of ledlee' black kid glntes, eoatlng from
01 to fi.ei, ana eeiiing en emm yr pair.
100 tie In of ladlee' light colored I-bu tton gloves.
coiling from 10 eenta to ll.Se, aod eelhng at
60 eenta per pair.
600 yardi of white dreas goodB selling for cost.
100 yarda of light ihada Spring dreas goods, aetl
lag for leia man ooat.
Jl 00 yarde of dreaa gooda aellitgfrnm 7 to 10 eenta
per yard, turner price ivio av onu perya.ru.
Please bear la mind that the goods reduced In
cludes only those mentioned. We would rge
visits from these who with to purchase at an early
day. It may be a long time before yoa eaa buy
the above gooda at raoh a price. Call and seo for
yourselves. T, A. fine.
Tumi is a Balm in Gilead. Tbe
success which baa marked the lotroductloa of
Cream Balm, a Catarrh remedy, prepared by Ely
Bros., Owego, N, Y., is Indeed marvelous. Many
penoai la Pitlatoa and vicinity are aiing Itw lb
moeteatlifactory result i. A lady down tow a is
recovering the aenaa of smell which ahe haa aot
enjoyed for fifteen yean through the ate of tbe
Balm. She bad glvea up her eaie aa Incurable.
Mr. Barber, tbe druggtat, haa need It la a la family
and commends It Tory highly. Ia another column
a yooag Tankhaanooh lawyer, known te many ol
oar readers, toe tl flea that ha waa eared of partial
deafneas. It la certainly a very efficacious remedy,
-TiifKcm, .,(?"(., Aug 14, 1870. 4 6 tL
Uring in your city sample of black
and eel end Caskmoree and Drees Goods. I guar
aatee to cell aa cheap, If sot cheeper.
T. A. Flick.
Flock'a new Block of Dress Goods
will be the haadeeaeet over brought to Wwn aad
a old al prices that aoae ether eaa tompeta with,
No trouble to sbow Roods at Flock'a.
We are never undersold
T. A. Flics.
Our stock will be carefully soloctod.
T. A. Flkk.
Bo fluro to call and examine Fleek'i
aew gooda.
Wait and see my new dross goods.
T. A. Flick.
The coming week will be a busy one
at mock a.
I can afford to sell goods cheaper
than aver. 1 A. rLirx.
A Brick Moulds Wanted! Ap
ply to Samual Bell, Clearfield, Pa. 4 ft fit.
Fleck always did sell his eoods with
amall profile. Call and yoa will be convinced of
tbe fact.
Don't buy your millinory goods be
fore you call at f leck a. t can Bare you money.
T. A. Flick.
Groat caro will be taken In our milli
nery department this season to please oar Bum
erous patrons. T. A. Flick.
Call at Morrill's hardware storo and
aee tho cheapest and bcit Sewing Machine for
the least money. Dee. 23-tf.
We aro now nronarod to fill all order
for trimmed bats and bonnets ia all tbe lata
Spriog atylea. ILLxiuai A Co.
The largost line of ladios and chil
dren's hoiaary ever aeon In Clearfield, Ib now on
exhibition at Lehman'a.
AironlB wanted for Lrkens Valley
Mutual Aid Society. Home office, Lykena,
Dauphin oounty, Pa. Five dolleri will aecuro an
niuraneeof 11,000. Send for circulars. 4 0 4t
To Sportsmen. I have fishing tackle
of all kinds ; also, powder, shot, lead, caps, car
tridges, etc. Faxn Backbit.
March 23, 2m.
Wb aro rrtfoivihfr the lanOHt stock
oflnerala and tapestry carpets for the coming
Spriog trade ever brought to Clearfield. In faot
the largest assortment of carpets outside of Phlla
adelpbia. T. A. Fleck.
A Fact. An aavortiHcment inserted
In tbe RiruiLicA will reach more readers than
if published In all tbe other papers la the ooun
ty, and ooat tbe advertise! leu than one-half
In other worda, ao advertisement published In
our jcurnal Is worth double tbe price of that
charged by any other publisher in the county,
It la a fact." tf.
Coal In. If any of our coal bank
men feel like trading some of their product for a
ecrtoe of nuo.bera of copies of the CLiaariBLn
Rbpi slicar, we will gladly ahow them where to
put two or three hundred bushel i on account In
that way. We have a bin at our residence and
one at the office that will hold a load every now
and then. A bint to the wise Is a very ssge re
mark, and should be sufficient. tf
This Way for Youu Pumps 1 Tho
nndersigned Is now Bote agent for the sale of tbe
Celebrated Wooden Pom pa manufactured by the
Toledo Pump Company. They ire without doubt
the best pump In tbe world. Tbey throw more
water, work easier, and last longer than any pump
ever put oa tbe market. Also, for Bale, Iron
Force and Pitcher Pumpa. Repairing done
promptly. raaD oackitt.
vieerneia, aiarca a jo, isoi-jn.
IVsw Dailt Staos Line. James L.
Leavy haa succeeded in having a dally mall eBtab-
lisbed betweea Clearfield and Pennfleld,and will
hereafter run a dally stage between the two points.
Ilia contract began with April lit, and the stage
will leave I kernel J every morning except Bun-
da?) at S o'clock, making connections with all
t re I neon tbe Low tirade Railroad at Feanfinld, re
turning after tha laat train tbe aame evening.
Paiaengera and freight will be carried at low rates.
Orders left at any of the hotels will be attended
to, ioapr7v-ii
A Word to Mothers. Mothora
should remember that a moit Important duty at
thlB seaeoB la to look after the health of their
fern! lice and cleanse the malaria and Impurities
from their systems. There la nothing that will
tone op tbe stomach and liver, regulate the bowela
and purify tbe blood ao perfectly aa Parker'a
Q Inger Tonic, advertised In our oolumoa. Tbe
wonderful ourea of long standing oases of rheu
matism, neuralgia and malarial disorders Is the
reaseo why this pure and excellent family modi
etna Is so generally esteemed ,Pot. 4 0 41.
Pennville Normal. Those wish-
ing to attend school should attend the Pennville
Normal Bchool, which will open April 18tb, 1881.
The Principal, Prof. W. 8. Luther , Is known aa
one of our oldest and best teachers. He will be
aaaiated by other first class teachers. Students
ill have the uae ef the Pennville Library, also
a good reference Library. Instrumental and Vocal
Muilo will bo taught by good teaebers in that
branch. Also Industrial Drawing and Painting.
For terms, board, Ac, address E. M. Davla, Sec
retary Board Trustees, Grampian Hilla, Pa., or
W. fl. Luther, Principal, Lick Kua, Pa. mb 0 tf
Clearpield Coal Trade State
ment of Ceal and other freight! aent over tbe
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for the week ending April Id, 1881, and
the same time last year :
COAL.
For the week
Same time last year
Previously during year.
game time laat year
(Increase
Total in 1881
Same time last year...M
Increase lS1,v!7
Lumber 121 ears.
Miscellaneous frelghta 110 "
FROM GRAHAM.
Cbrtki IIili. April 7th, 181.
Mn. BniTen : As I have noticd nothing of
note from Graham townibip for some time In
your peper, I thought it not out of place to send
you a fsw notes to-day.
Last evening our school (Centre Hill) closed.
Il was taught by Miss Maggie E. Morrow, of
Hbawsville. Tbe exereises al tho evening were
dialogues, essays, declametlons.ao. At half-past
seven o'clock the eierclies were opened with aa
Address ef Welcome by Professor W. S. Luther.
Tbe exerciies were grand and highly appreciated
by the people.
Miss Morrow has tauxht tbe most auocMiful
aebool (hat we have had for the lest five
veare. At tbe oleic of the exhibition tbe oltlseos
unanimously tendered tha teacher a vote of thanks
fer her eieellent work. I hope she will be her
own aaoeessor next winter. uiviibr
DIRECTORS' CONVENTION.
Tbe following resolution waa adopted by tbe
Convention of Bchool Directors which met dur
ing the last County Institute t
Rrtolttd, That we requett Superintendent Me
Qaown to submit questons, bearing en Directors'
work, fordlsoussion at lbs Directors' Convention,
which meets on the first Tuesday of May aext, te
elect a County Bupcrentendent.
In acoordanoe with the above resolution, I hare
the pleasure te aubmlt tbe following progranna
for the afternoon of May Id :
part near.
1. OrgaaiaattoB of Convention, (at 1 o'clock
P. M.i according to law,)
t. Fixing tbe salary of the Superintendent.
fi. Eleeliog tbe Hu per inten dent by a vim eoes
vote.
4. Certifylog result ta the BteteSuperiatendent.
nil hookd Diaoraitoaa.
Barriers to Progress John H. Row lei.
To what extent are tbe Directors
responsible for poor school
houses, poor teachers, and poor
schools. Hob. J no. Patten.
Substance and Hhadow aa found
la tbe Teacher's Profession P, 8. Weber.
The oxilitr of the DisUiot a-
perintency .John Hughes.
Tbe good results that might ac
crue from eounty uniformity
In Teechere'aalar-ee.... Adam Brslh
What should guide School Di
rect on in the emnlovmont of
Teaebers Iter. Llngenfeltar.
The attentloa that should be
tree the Isolated schools b
school officer. J. 8. McCrsery.
Toe dignity end influence ei our
Directorship William Welly.
Annual reports and Cert i flea tea
Waea aod how made County Sup't.
Report of Committee ob raaoiuttona.
Adjournment
The following gentlemen have been named aa
a Committee oa resolutions? G, L. Heed, Clear
field i Jonathan Bhaffer, Brady i Wm. B. White
sides, Uullcb i Reuber Straw, Jordan P.J. Me.
nallnnh. UeaMttdftte.
Tbe suhjeete ea the programme will he opened
by tbe Direetora to whom they have been aa. fe
ed, who shoe i a eon nee iuir mam w
ales time. Tbe opening address will be followed
h aa aMnaareal d iMtMflmlaa.
Redeeed rates have been serurtf at all the
hotels for lumbers ef tbe Conreatleo.
M. L. Mrtjoewa, Cwaaty SupU
CuaariBLB, Pa April ll1'
Good Friday occurs this wook, April
loth, and Sunday next la Easter.
Dry Roods, irrocories, and everything
you want at George Weaver A Co's. oa Second
street.
The oran-grindor is already abroad
la the land. Tha first one of tbe season vlaited
Clearfield on 6aturday lait.
Work on Shirk's now tannery is
progressing finely. The building Is inclosed and
the roof ready for the ib login.
Spring timo has comoagain with new
atylss and low prleea at Hirllnger A Book's. Call
and see, (opr. li lt
The pay car paflscd along tho T. &
C. Railroad oa Tuesday forenoon, cad checks
were handed to the boys entitled thereto.
Ground was broken for tho new
Lock-up yesterday afternoon. Most of the mate
rial Is on tbe premlaea ready for tbe workmen.
Tho building on the Markot lot,
lately occupied by J. t. Flnkbolner , Is being flied
up for R. Newton Bbaw, who will use It for a
pool room, saloon, and sample room.
For fresh grocorics, the stock that is
sow being received at the store of George W eater
A Co. cannot be excelled In Clearfield or any
other place, either In quality or price.
Thanking our many old customer
for their put patronage, we would aeliclt a con
tinuance of same from old aod new customers,
giving all a cordial Invitation to call and see one
of the largest stocks of man's, youths', boy' and
children's clothing ever brought to Clearfield,
apr. lS-St. HtRLmaxa A Rook,
List of lottors remaining unclaimed
In the Postoflloe at Clearfield, Pa., for the week
ending April I Ufa, 1881: ,
Miss Mary Cowea, Miss Ada J. Crowe! I, John
Davis.Miss Anie Dillon (3), Elmer fl. Muntgumery,
Mrt. Sarah C. Malnea, Mrl. H. Shaw, Ernie Serk
Inger. P. A. OAVLIN, P. M.
Specials
Orb Ht'RftRxo Pna Caar. Duconar on Old
Pricks. Hewins Machines can now be purchased
at Merrell's tin and variety store, from $Hb up
ward i. All kinds ol sewing maonines repaired
on the shortcut notice.
Clearfield, Pa., July 18, 1877.
W i an p. Delivered at the Rail Hoed.
lOO.AUO 2o-lnch shaved shingles.
1 .10,1)00 S4-inch sawed shingles.
100,000 feet of pine boerds.
5 00, (HI 0 I4-feet shaved hoops.
M"0 railroad ties.
60,000 feet of good hemlock boards.
For which I will nay the highest market price.
delivered at Cleerfidd, or at any point oa the
Tyrone A LiearQeid Katiroad.
J. F. Kanaa.
Clearfield, Pa., Oct. 18, 187 8-If.
Just Itceclved.
Just Kooiived by ARNOLD, at
niiuvii'vciiMi it?.
Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster I
Car Load puro Corn, Rye and Oats
Chop !
Car Load Deakun Salt 1
Car Load of Choice Family Flour!
Car Load Dry Gooda, Groceries, Ao.!
fetf-ShiniilcB, Ikrk. II. P. Tics and
Grain will bo taken in exchange.
Curwensvillo, May 1, 1878.
Utarrtra.
WALKER HAINES. At tbo residence of
Wm. bahwrm, in Luthenburg, on Saturday, April
Id I881,by J. Hamilton, Eiq.. Mr. Wu. Walk re
and Miss Limn Hiixsa, bulk of Reynoldsvllle,
Jefferson eounty, Pa.
Bl'TTS Ht'NTKH. At tbe residenoeuf Wm.
Schwem, 1b Luthenburg, on Tuesday, April 5tb,
Ittril, by J. Hsmilton, Kiq., Mr. Joskhb Butts,
of Duliola, Clearfield county, and Miia Alicx
H carta, of Jefferson oounty, Pa.
LIVINGSTON BROWN. Ia West Clearfield,
on Wednesday evening, April filh, lhol, by Rev.
i. Letdy. nr. Habkisor Uyirostom and Nisa
ViROinia R. Browr, both of Clearoeld, Pa.
HOTTOREGN.-At tho Ward House.Trrone.
on Monday, April 4th, 1 89 1 , by Rev. N. H. Milter,
Mr. Kvrkt B. Hott, of Osceola, Clearfield oounty,
and Miss Dora Urbxm, of Milesburg, Centre
oounty.
HARMICK. Ia Lothersborg, oo Monday
morning, April I Mb, lfiHt, of scarlet fever, Ed
hund Maroks, eon ef Jacob and Mary E. Her
mick, aged I years, I months and lfi days.
LANDRKOAN. At Houtidale, on Sunday,
April 3d, 1881, THOMAS Laroriuar. aged about
8 years. His remains ware interred in the
Catholic cemetery at Bellefonte.
N0RRIS. In Lawrence township, on Friday,
April Sib, 1881, of diphtheria, Phrbr E., daugh
ter of Joanna and James S, Norria, Sr., aged 11
yeara, fi months and 1ft days.
Two of Mr. and Mrs. Norria' children died on
the 34th of March tut both tbe same day and
we learn that a daughter, 10 years of age, is suf
fering from tbe same disease, but she Is growing
better and there is a probability of her recovery.
CLEARFIELD MiSKETS,
CmiarniD, l'i, April, 121b,
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1 0
I 40
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10
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11
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Flour, per ewt
uuekwheat r lonr, per owt
Corn Meal, per ewt -
Chop, rve, perewt....M...H
Chop, mixed, per ewt .........
Uran, per ewt
Wheal, per nnihel
Rye, per buih.l
Oati, per nuihel
Corn, earl, per bnlhe!
Huokwneat, per nnmel
Clover oeod k
Timothv leed
rotatoea, per euinel.
Applee, per bmnel
Unlona ,
llama, per pound
Shoulder, per pound
Dried Ueef, per pound
Chtckene, per pair
Butter, per pound
Kege, per doeen
Silt, per aaok, lareo
Coal Oil, per gallon
Lard, per ponnd..n.w
lirked Applea, par pound
Dried Peaobea, per pound
lleana, per buabel
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PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
Prilapkltbia, April 11. Tbere weileia doing
In breadMuffi and wheat and corn are a ahade
lower. Cotton Is quiet and unchanged. We quote
at Hte for middling uplands. Bark Is nominal
at $27.60 per ton lor No. 1 quercitron. (seeds-
Clover is dull at Tfj,7n( while new Is In moderate
request at BdjiMo. i imotny ano nax are nomi
nally unchanged. Flour and Meal Flour Is la
light demand, but prices ere steadily maintained.
Hales 1,800 barrels, Including Pennsylvania ex
tras, at $.1 87K4H4 I Minnesota extras, at i(u
6.74 for low to fancy, clear, and at GUyo.lb for
straight, Pennsylvania eilra family, et f4.87i0
ft, western do. do. at $S,5lt(io, and patents at
iff. 70(0; T.7, nye noar is nrm alio xi per nerrei.
CniCAao, April ll. Flour Is quiet aad un
changed. Wheat In fair demand but at lower
rates ) no. a uatcego epnng, ai.uwj ior cam
i . aim iwr ."inv i,vh iur .u iu.
Number S Chicago Hpriog, V2(oVfio. reject
ed, 76f(L82o. Corn moderately act I re and
higheri Hifai41c fer cash i 42Je forMayi 42o
for June ; rejected, 8Sc, Oata active, firm ana
higher 8Uny..3o fur caih ( IIO(((i, Jiro for May
Ui n- l U.. la fetUI. .mi., aaiea atim.la
betlcr at VOcfu. 1.01 4. Barley atvadv and un
chanied. Pork enlive, firm and hieheri Sift, AO
forcaih) $16.71($U 7. fur Mayi$U.77irvlMO
for June ; ILVvli lor July. Lard In fair demand
and higher; SIQ. for sssh i $IO.fi&(n,10 7ft for
May $IU,7(l0.77t for June; IO.BM-v 10.874
for July. Ruikmeata steady and unchanged.
Whisky steady and anobanged.
$riv 3kflmtistmtnli3.
TOD WOIIK. All klndi of job work eieeoted
fj m me neit manner at uta oniee.
ITf AtiONPl POH AI.RI-Tbe anhiorlber
,T baa two Two-llorie Wagona, aearlv new,
for aile. Will be Bold cheap. Ciltnn or addrell
JOHN A.8TADLKR.
Clearfield, Ta, Merck 1, JSSI-tf.
NOTICB. The undenlfned. reeldlnf) In tbe
village of Wertovor, ia Cheat townibip,
haa made the noeei.arv arranireinenta and pro
poeea te open en KATINU IIOIKK fer tbe ae
eommodatlon of Ihe public ,enerallv, end I here
DJ eOllCII a lievr., - UI m, nuuiiruaiTnii.-.
JOHN J. 6N VDEH.
Weatever, Ta., Feb. Ull.tr.
Coal! Coal i!
TI1M nnder.iltned, bavin, procured a leaie ef
a, Brat-elell ooal vein, bal opened a mine,
end la now prepared te furnlih euitomen with a
nrtt-eleee nrtlele ef eoel on ebort notice, and at
the moderate price e( KIX t'KNTS per buebel.
All order! left et m, ahop will be promptly at
tended!.. WM. R. BKOWN.
Cleerteld, Fa, Feb. I, Ull lr.
ADMIWl.TRATOna' NOTICB. Nell ee
la berebv given that Utterl of Admlniitra
lion it to.il eo. en Ihe eeialeof SA Ml Kl I'UW'
17. t, lale ef Clwrteld, Pa., dee d, bevle, been
dul, granted te tbe nnderelrned, all peraona In
dehled te aeld eeule will pleaee make immediate
payment, end Iboee hevto, elaima or demende
agelnit the aame, will preeenl tbem preperlf
authe.tleale'l lor eeltlemenl without delay.
J. t. FOWKI.L,
II. B. P0WK1.L,
Admlalltmtore D. B. N.
Cleerneli, Pi , March tvtb, Itll-dt.
Address Stirm A Co.,
Portland, Maine.
lmoh.,l-ly.j
pABTIALACCOVKTOF TRUST EBB.
Joe. II. Dearlnget ml) No. 61V Jaa'y term ISTfi.
i.No.
J Doi
v. a. Miliar. I Do meat. o Attachment.
ML. - a .1 A V lk T V T. emln .nit
i no account vi . ouinu) w - -W.
D. Bigler, Trustee! of the oiteto of F. 0.
Miller, haa beca filed in tbe office of the P rot lion -
r .k. f.,.t f nAe..n.nai Ulul lf fllltftr flla4
eounty, and will be presented to the Court at Jane
' . t HUUbl L'L'llU
lertu next, ior ooaarmftiiwu. e-nnmu
Clearfield, April 6, 1&31-JI. rrotnoaoiary.
PR TINWARE, HARDWARE,
and
HOUSE FUBNISHING GOODS,
and
NKEDLES, ATTACHMENTS AND PARTS,
and all klnda of
SEWING MACHINES,
00 TO
O. B. il KRliEI.L, - Agent,
CLEARFIELD, PA. June I, "M tf.
English Classical ::::!.
rpHE undersigned will open this school In the
X Leonard build lag, Ulearneia, roan a, on
MONDAY, APRIL IS, lSSl.to con tin us eleven
weeks.
TUITION:
Common English Branches $d-00
Uitber Eiixlishand Classics 9.00
B. 0. YOCNdMAN.
Clearfield, Pa., Feb. IA, 1881-tf.
BR, HUTCHINSON'S
WORM DESTROYER
An Old and Tried Hemcdr JiYmoees Ou ll urt-i
ami I fie Mcrctii4tfukrqtrm(UtiY, v ftnarantce
lu virtue. We havo hundreds of Testimonials, rol
Iwted lu the last h yvim, (.mvIiik ciiiicli.fiivt ly t7n-rs
( no rmrtly nuoj to Ilr. Hutch tnsuu'a U'orin
Ieatroyer tu remove Uiu Wurnia tnll klmlf-, A't'u.i-t,
Sciit, Long, mid lpt). Unit tndi-t ttio iMininn "yttU-TU.
rnytwuint uuy uwn ami kivc in tin to llitir mmi ring
TMtlciiiji. J'Vre i no humfmn ur wudfirru limit this
Uiijroufrlilr reliable me-llclnc. 1 rice. c. n.r box.
A.W.WKIUHT & CO., W holetsle Ufyf-rlih,
Market and Front Streets, PfciladelDbu,
February 1, 1B81-Sm.
pv1HM)LlTTIONOFPAIITNERNP.
I The nartnerablp heretofore existing be
tween Thomas A. Fleck aad Ashley M. Hilla in
the dry greods business at Clearfield, Is this day
(Matron 2(1 th, 188,) dissolved by mutual consent
and written agreement. Tbe business will be
closed at the old stand, where the books and assets
of the firm remain. THOMAS A. FI.KCK,
AHHLKY M. HILLS.
Clearfield, Pa., Marob 38, 1881-41.
PrKciAL Notici. The buelnea will be contln
ued by end under the name of T. A. Fleck. As
heretofore every effort will be made to meet tbe
wants of the numerous patrons or toe house, and
those giving their patronage may expect to find
the aame fair dealing, courteoua treatment and
honest prioea that bare characterised the noma
ior years. a. a. tLhn
Eight Farms for Sale orRcnt!
The subscriber proposes to sell or rent n
ber of (arms located as follows : The fint situate
In Burnside township, Centre eounty, containing
160 acres, having thereon erected a frame dwell
ing, frame barn, adjacent to a church, and known
as thn James Mulnoiiand (arm.
ALSO, another farm situate la Graham town
ship, Clearfield eounty, containing 1 1 7 acres, with
tbe necessary Improvements. Ibis term is under
laid witn a UOOD VKIN OF COAL.
AL60, six other farms In tbe vicinity of French
vilie, containing respectfully 112, 1 00, Vi, 65, 40
and to acres, inese farms all nave nouses ana
herns thereon, good water, bearing orchards oa
same, as well as eome good wood land. For
further particulars eell in person, or address the
undersigned by letter. L. M. COUDRIKT.
Jin. mb, 1881-tf. Frenobville, Pa.
eiOrUT PKOCI.AMATIOW, Wnaniis
j Hon. O. A. MAYER. President Judge of
the Court of Common Plena of the twenty fifth
Judicial District, eompoaed of the counties of
Clearfield, Centre and Ulinton, and Hon. A bran
OoniR and Hon. Vikcurt B. Holt, Associate
Judges of Clearfield eounty, nave Issued their
precept, to me directed, for the holding of a Court
or Lommon rieas, at tne uouri iiouse, ai uiear-
field, in and for the county of Clearfield, com
mencing on the Kourth Monday ol May, IhhI,
being ma ssiia stay oi nm mouin, ana con
tinuing one week.
NOTICE la therefore hereby gives to jurors and
witnesses, in and for said county of Clearfield to
be and ai'iisar In their proper panons, at 10
o'clock A. M. of aaid day, to do there thinga
whieb in tbelr behalf pertain to be done.
GIVEN under my hand at Clearfield, tbia fith
day of April, in tho year of our Lord one
tbouaand eight nundreu and etgmy-ene.
JAMES MAHAFFEY, bberltT.
eprllfl-tc.
C
OUHT PROCLAMATION.
Wbirrab, Hob. 0. A. MATER, Presldsnt
Judge of tbe Court of Common Pleas of
the Twenty-fifth Judicial District, som posed of
the countiea of Clearfield, Centre and Clinton
and Hob. Abrah Oodkr and Hon. Vircint B.
Holt. Associate Judges of Clearfield county
have liBoed their precept, to me directed, for the
holding of a uourt or uommen rices, urpnans
Court, uourt of guar is r sessions, uourt oi uyer
and Terminer, and Court of Ueneral Jail Ueliv
cry, at tbe Court Iiouse at Clearfield, In and for the
county of Clearfield, commencing on Ihe HI til
Monday ot May, (iiiiiu day) a. in iri,
and to tout ill ue ior one weru.
NOTICB IS, therefore, hereby given to the
Coronerustioes ofthe Peace, and Conitablea,
in and for aald county of Clearfield, to appear in
their proper peraona, with their Records, Rolls,
Inquisitions, Examinations, and other Remem
brances, to do those things which to their offlcea,
and in their behalf, pertain to be done.
By an Act of Asieubly, paised the 8th day of
May, A. V. ih4, it is made tne auiy oi ins .lue
tics! of the Peace of the several on unties of this
Commonwealth, to return to the Clerk of tbe
Court of Ouarter Sessions of the respective
counties, all tho reougnlsaneea entered into before
tbem by any person or persona charged with tbe
com must en ol any crime, except suon cases as
mav be ended before a J uitlce of the Teace, nn
der existing laws, at least ten days before the
oommcnoeaiont of the sen Ion of the Court to
which they are made returnailereipetlvely,and
In all eaiea where any recognisances are entered
Into less than ten days before the commencement
of the cession to which they aro made returna
ble, tbe said Jiitlces are to return the same in
the same manner as if said act bad not been
passed.
GIVEN under my band at Clearfield, this fith
day of April, in tha year of our Lord, one
thousand eignt nunarea ana enniy-one.
eprilfi-te JAMES MAHAFFEY, Sheriff.
J ll It Y IJHT Names and lees t Ion or those
perron a drawn aa jurors te is rve et May
tsrm, eon. menc trig on ine lourin woo any (234
end-continuing two weeks i
Travirsb JtBoni M on hat, Mat Hd.
Lew I.ewhead. Clearfield Jas Olenn, Fergusoa,
M D Drlavin, Houtidale Wuah Hsu. Ureeuwoed,
John B Bonn,
Jas Mitchell, Lawrenoe,
B B Hartmen, Oiceola,
J H Friday, "
V Hollopeter, Beocaria,
Jacksoa Ramaley, Bell,
Jno Ilumharger, Boggs,
Wm Crowell, Bradford,
J W tlearhart, 11
Ell Harmon, Brady,
Geo Uartafelt, "
W W King, Burnride,
Sheff Corson, "
K McKee, "
Jno Addleman, Chest,
W Srhnarrs, Covington,)
D S Hughes, Decatur,
John lirown, M
.1 Moosbsrger, Morrli,
J L Stewart, "
A A Long, Pike,
John Keed, San4y,
P B Woaver, "
t P Holliiter,
I.aacUUiilsr "
Thoe Foiter "
Prank Fox, "
T 11 Simon. "
Jos Harrison, Woodward
Jas Harrison,
WW Hepburn,
John ielwye,
(iRAitn Jraoaa Moitnir, Mat IOtb.
A J Hagerty, Clearfield, Wm Moffat, Decatur,
tl W Dickey, Huulidale R H Flegal, Uoihan,
J II Kelly. N Wash'cton Ham 'I MU.i, ilulinh,
J J Pie, Osceola A II Hosenkrans,llustB
A K Ureen, Beccaria, iFred Brown, "
II L Ilenderion, Bell, Jne Swan, Jr , Jordan,
Ed Hoover, Uggi, j Philip Kihard, Knox,
Jeff Llts, llradlojd. J F Mullen, Lawrence,
Cbas Kedifer " I J W llollenbach, Morris
W 1 Cur ley, Jno B Kyler,
J 8 Fry, " W N I1 rot hero. Bandy,
E U Uearhart, DeaalurJjBo Clark, Woodward,
Sroord Wrik Moroat, Mat 30ra.
Harry Ross, Clearfield, M W Johnson, Oreen'd.
Rrneit lluck.
W t Conrad, Uullcb,
Jai Moore, Houtidale,
Don Nt Oeo t railer "
John II Poller, I. City,
K B Cleiaioe. Newbru,.
Wm Mayi, Oiceola,
And kleer.WellaeeUin,
Iiaae Lyla, Decoarla,
San 'I Vodle, "
Lemuel Root, "
Aamuel Weliel, Bell,
Ilea W Kpie.,
N. F. ilM.n, Duiton,
J Rorenkrana, -Wm
Uofmnn, "
inamnel l,ee, "
Peter Maya, Kaol,
W M Cat heart,
IWmLoekett, '
I R i Hh.ffn.r, Lawre.ce,
llnh Mullen, "
'Th... Laaleb, "
Wm Heenmont, -'j
Hnn,lelarer , Pike,
iCbri.t llardlook, "
' Robert Porter,
II Kunli, Bandy,
W V Chlr.y, Bradrord,
J L Pearoe, -
Ha'l Lambert,
W A Hoover, H
Daniel Ki.h.r, Cheat,
Albert DeWIlt, "
Thomae Kill.. "
l,ewiiHhaner,8endy,
1 CelberwooJ, Decatar, tleo (laikln.
Ft Mattera. " J u llarrla.
John llughee, " jB W Morgan, Weodw'd,
W B Morgan, - Uhaa B Fee,
Dan'l Lluuoor, Orabam, 1 Harry Hartmen,
We, the anderitgned, hereby certify Ihet the
foregoing llet of namea of penoni were drewn by
ai on Ihe ltd day ef April, A. u. lam, in aoooni
aaee with eeei'ro tuned by the Hon. Cberlee A.
Merer. President Judie of tbe Court! ef Clear
field eounlv. eeerlna dale the Id d.y ef April.
A. D. 1011, te eerve ne Oread and Traverae
Jurora la Iba eeveral Carta te be held at Clear-
eld, eommenclng en tbe fourth Monday (Md)
in Aley, A. V. le.l . to continue two weekl.
JAMKS MAHAPF1Y, Sheriff.
A J. JArKSOW,
WM. B. URUWN,
Jary Cemmlaaieaert,
Clearfield, Pa, Apr. f, ia.l t..
i free.
&riv dvrrtisrmi'nti
1 .1AH1M LANDS VOH BAI.B.I. Ilu.lon
X and Pine townabipl, Clearfield eounty.
lleaionable lime given lorpartof purolieio
money. Prleea 10.00 to f 10.0, per acre.
Ulnermla r.i.rv.d. L. BIRD, Agent,
r.noold, l-a,
llVuun A Knnaa,
BepL It, leJll-tf. Clearfield, Pa,
FARM FOR SALE I
The undersigned has eome to the conclusion ta
quit farming and follow his occupation, a car
penter, and now offers fer sole hie farm, altaate
one aud ahalf miles north ef Clearfield borough,
containing
Most of which ta cleared and under good call Ira
lion, and having thereon a good
TWO-STORY
L" HOUSE.
Larae frame barn, aad other aecesiarv outbuild
ings, together with an orchard of all kinds of
fruit, and an excellent spring or water. Tbe
whole la UNDERLAID WITH OOOD COAL.
Tbia property will be exchanged for smaller prop,
erty, or sold on easy terms la payments. Fur
further particulars call an the premises or address.
jurin v. AAav, viearnem, re.
March lfitb, 1881-tf.
Thomas A. Duckett,
DKALKn IN
DP-'CT-S-Xfi-.
I HEREBY give aotioe to the eitiiens of Clear
field and tbe surrounding vicinity that I am
prepared at all times to furnish famlliCB and
manufacturing establisbmenta with a superior
quality of
Coal, Wood Coke,
Which I aa prepared to deliver In a few hours'
notice. I am always ready to haul and deliver
Irom and to tbe depot, or anywhere else, and
move ratn ill as and household goods anywhere on
short notice. TilOS. A. DI CK KIT,
Clearfield, Pa,, Mar. SI, 1880-tf.
E. S. HENDERSON,
ik
UNDERTAKER
BURNS IDE, PENN'A.
npiIE subscriber now effere to Ihe oltiiena of
1 Burnside and vicinity, an unprovided
specialty. Hereafter at) kinds of Caskets and
Coffins will be kept on hand, and orders filled at
once.
twiner a It ttnutal fnytrAcre.
I will furnish the finest as well ts the cheapest
articles dedicated to funerals- All orders left at
the store of Jorh O. Cost n en will receive prompt
attention. For further particulars, oMI on or
address K. S. UKNDERSON.
Dec. 10, 1879-tf.
Xolioe to llelr!
IN the matter of the Partition ef the real estate
of Jonathan Wiser, late ef Bradford townsbio.
Clearfield county. Pa., deceased.
A writ of Partition hsving been awarded in the
above ease on the application of berth Wiser,
William II. Vomer and Sarah Jane Veraer, and
placed In my hands, I will convene a Jury upon
the ground for the purpose of etecuting said writ
on the Hib DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1881.
To Henry Wiser, Israel Wiser, Hannah Wiser,
Intermarried with William Batti. Jonathan Wlier.
Lindiev Wiser, Alexander Wiaer, Jared Wiser,
Mary Yi iser, intermarried with Joseph Tothers,
Margery E. Wiser, inter married with Henrv
Young, Sarah Wiser, intermarried with Lindsey
Stone, 8 man n ah Wisur, intermarried with George
Green, and Lewis Wiser, children and heirs of
Jonathan Wissr, deceased. You mnd tntk of yam
will lake notice that the jury of inquest summoned
by me, will meet at tbe farm house on tbe farm
belonging to the estate of Jonathan Wiser, dee'd.,
In Bradford township, Clearfield county, Pa., for
tbe purpose of making partition or of appraising
the same if It cannot be divided, on FRIDAY,
MAY Uth, A. D. 18Hl,at 10 o'clock A. M. of
said day, when and where you are warned to at
tend. J A Mho M All Ar FKY.
SHBRtrr'a Or Kite, ) S fat riff.
Clearfield, Mar, 30, letiMt. I
Re-Union of Trade.
THE undersigned wishing to Inform the public
that be opened a
COM.MIMIO! STORE.
At tbe old stand ia T rout v Hie, Clearfield county,
fa., on the 18th Inst, with a full stock of
DRY f.OODH, GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
Boota, Bhoea, Etc.,
In fact everything to be found In a first-class store,
all of which I am determined to aell at the lowest
caih prioea.
FARMERS AND LUMBERMEN
Will find It to tbelr advantage ta do their dealing
with me, aa tbo highest prices will be paid for
Grain, Shingles, or Produce of any kind. Part
or one-half cash will he paid. Trading for
Miingies or Lumber of any kind a specialty. Also,
agent for
Singer Sewing Machines.
Hering made arrangements with Eastern mer
chants to sell goods furntshsd me, therefore call
and see, as I will be enabled to sell cheaper than
the cheapest. J. W. CAUL ILK,
i rout vine, re., sept. i, Tv-iy. Agent.
removal!
James Li. Leavy,
Having purchased the entire a lock of Fred.
Beckett, hereby gifea notice thet he has moved
Into the room lately occupied by Heed A Hagerty,
on Second street, where he ia prepared to oil or to
the public
CQOK STGYES.
PARLOR STOVES,
of the latest improved patterns, at low prices.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Gas Fixtures and Tinware.
Roofing, Spouting, Plumbing, Gee Fitting, and
Repairing Pumpa a specialty. All
work warranted.
Anything In my line will be ordered special If
desired. JAS. L. LEAVY,
Proprietor.
FRED. SACK EXT,
Agent.
Olearfied, Pa., January 1, HUO-tf.
.jor.,f.
EXECUTORS' SALE
or
Desirable Real Estate !
Estate of ftlohari Sli&w, Sr., Soo'd.
THE under. Igned, Ki settlers of the estate ef
HICHAIID KIIAW, Br., deceaeM, will offer
at public sale at tbe COl'KT 1IOU8E, Ib Ihe bor-1
eugb of Clearfield, Pa., on
Wednesday, June lift, 1881,
AT I.SO O'CLOCK P. MM
The follow log valuable real estate, via i
Tbe three-story DHICK HOTEL property,
corner of Market aad First atreets, in the bor-1
ougb ef Clearfield, known as
'Tho Shaw House
Frontlog with two lots of ground thereto belonging
loo reel on Market street, ana vv.
feetoa First street, witbatwe-atory
dwelling bouse attached. The ho
tel proper hes Bitty bed-ronma aad
all oonveniennea for a first-elasa
hotel. Una ef the most desirable hotel properties
Ib Ceatral Peansylvanla.
Tbe above will be sold together with a two
story frame dwelling bouse on Market street, ad
Jaceat to the Hotel, and one other frame dwelling
house and a two-story store building, all fronting
oa Market street.
ALSO, All that cert a la lot, known In the
plat, ef Clearfield boroui h aa Lot Ne IM, . .
fronting 60 feet oa Locust Btreet, run
nmg beck 171 feet, more or leea,le ao alley l-a
with dwelling house and all necessary out
bulldlnp tbereoa erected, and other improvements.
TEHJfl Or BALK I
Oae-thlrd cash at delivery of good dead, aad
the balance te be secured by head and mortgage,
payable Ib oae and two yeere, with interest.
A. I. BHAW,
JOB. BHAW,
Surviving Ei re of Richard Bbaw, Br., dec's'.
Clearfield, Pa April 6, lMMi,
jt-i
Oil
The Great CLOTHING Emporium!
PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
IF YOU want to study your own intercut, Jo not fail to call at
the above establishment and examine
f-e-f II'IMHMMMHI'H-I
THANHAUSER'S
LARGE AND HAND40MB STOCK OF
CLOTHING,
Hats, Gents' Furnisning Gds, &c,
Whtiher yon wish to tusks a purchase or not, we ball be pleased at all times ta show you oar
aisorimsut ui gwots, which win ai unoe convince you t&at ear
Styles are the Best, and our Prices the Lowest,
KetaeUeW, alio, that we have an elegant eortment nf PIECE HOODS, of tbe latest aovelties,
especially intended for
MERCHANT TAILORING,
And we are nrepand to HA KB SUITS TO 0KDRII AT SHORTEST NOTICK, and aball eodeevec
to anit tbe laete of tbe melt faitldiom.
ALBERT THANHAUSER,
Opera House Block, opposite postofEoe, CLEARFIELD, PA.
WAG ONS I W AG ONS I !
2 CAR LOADS. 2
Tho lurgent and best assortment of wagons ever brought to
Clearfield.
One car load of CONKLIN wagons,
One car load of STUDEBAKER wagons,
Which we will pell nt factory prices. We buy these wagons by
the car load and pay CASH for them, therefore we are able
to sell cheaper than any other dealer in the county.
We 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. CA11D0N & BRO., Clearfield, Pa.
February 23, 1881-tf.
Curwcnsville, Pa.
N. E. ARNOLD,
Wholesale Dealer in
DRY GOODS. FURNISHING GOODS.
Boots, Shoes, Groceries,
TOBACCO, LEATHER, FLOUR,
FEED, GRAIN, SALT, OIL 4C.
I buy direct from jobbers nnd manufacturers, receive goods at
car load rates, hence can compete with New York, and Philadcl
phia houses.
Also, Dealer in
Saw Logs, Lumber, Shingles and Bark.
Parties having bark to haul during the Winter, can contract
and receive liberal advances. Also, advances made on Saw Logs.
Give mc a call.
N. E. ARNOLD,
Sent It, 1810. W.
JAMES L.
TJIVr) 3S DFLr'j!VDC3C3E:3EXe,
MARKET UTRI'.KT, L I.RA R l'i I.I, PENN'A
All kind, of Cfikot nnd Coffin, kept on bund, and furniubcd to order on
short notico, including tho finest n well at tbo cbeapcat that can be manu
factured. Our
oonrBB rriBBunviin
Is the bmt In use, and will be ftirninhej when required. Funerals attended
in any part of the comity. Call at my office, on Second street, or leave
your ordors at Troutman'e Furniture Store, adjoining the Poatoflloe.
' JAS. Tj. LKAVY,
oct 1,70-ir, Clearfield, Ta.
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties.
Cnrweenllle, Fa Jan. , 11)1 tl
UlJY AIIOME !
HOI BUS, LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE I
TWKNTY lini;KS and LOTS In ClearBela
fer lale at reaien.Wa tirlera and oa ea;
tetmi. Alee, eevenl FAKMH la HreJford aid
Urabam townihlni. Am lv to ....
WALLACE k KREIta,
Dee. I, 'SS.tT.) ClearSeld, F.
PIIIIelPSBTOfl1
MARBIK WORKS!
TUB LARGEST STOCK OF
Fine Italian Marble In thcSlatc,
Boln FINI8TJKD er I'NFINIPnKD. We nut
nnv work that ene be done In the elty at much
aneanor ratal. We will tut ep
MONUMENTAL WORK,
I. Italia. Marble .r Sranifte, eheaner tnan R enn
be done en aaf elbec nert of tbe Hlale. Aavnw
on bnvin, menemental work teame..tel$2ft aad
npwarda.will bare fare nald le end from Pbillpe
bar,, lie net be foeleel wltb elieep Ameriee.
marble when ,oi ea. b.j lae Italia, marble .1
lower prlo.1.
-UEAD STONES a apoelellj.
Prodoae and e,nreved per will be bake. In
oirbanio for Cemeterv work. Alleaik pavmente
will be made te th. Heba.nN Beaklne Co., to
tha eredll W H. FIERCE.
rblllpibu, Pe7 Jan. M, llll. m.
T
CUROTEIMS VILIjE, PA.
LEAVY,
Q-I.y A WEEK. lllanav.tkeaiaeulleB.i'..
V U Ceillv eatflt free. Addreel Tan. a C.
A.irolll, Heine. (laeal lj.)
ARNOLD PATS
CASH or TRADE.
CorwsnsTllle, Pa., Jan. I, 'YS-tf.
Ilf ONF.Y TO l.OAKT.-Oa first-elasa lm
jJjL proftd form property, by the Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York, oa first mort
gage, In sums from $1,00 up. For farther la
format lue apply ta the undersigned.
HI RXTHALW. SMITH.
Clearfield Pa., May 7th, U7 tf.
Crist Mill For Sale I
Avery desirable mill property, with two pain
of burrs, situate la beeatar twp., Clear
keid county , Pa., about two aad a-half mi lee weat
of Pbilipsburg, Centre county, Pa.
Appl; la Bl'MMKRKIBLD FLKOAL,
Phillpsburg, Centre Co.. Pa.
Mot. II, ltM tf.
GOAL!
COAL ALL THE YEAR 11
Till aakeerlber hereby gleet aellee Ibat he
la now delivering eoal ef aa aie.lbe.1 e,aalll
and firopeeea t. .perate bla mine
jiii nv.yi.nER,
So Ibel be win be eaabVid te oanpl, hll eniUm.ra
ai all llmea with food feel, ne Snamer vaea
tlea. Olden h; mall ereaatlv llwd.
R. IM.IUAW.
Cleerleld, Fa, Mereh I, Ull tf.