Railroads.
IVuiiNjivaiilaElallroiKl
TYBONB t CLEARFIELD BRANCH
01
N Bad after Ifoaday. NOV, I. 1880. the
fpMMHger Traioi will run dally (axeent Sun.
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LEAVE BQUTli. j LKAV1 NOHTn7
OunrolTlll..I.SOl r.M,
Hlvarview HO,
Olaarlald,. 1.40,
Leonard, 48, "
Barrett ...I.J4, "
Woodland, 4.SI, '
Biflar,. 408,
WallacaloB,.......!', "
BlQ. Ball, 4 IS, "
Graham 4. SI, "
Phllipabura;, ...a.Si, "
tatner'e 4.99, "
Boyatoa 4.4,
OeoaelB,,........a.6',
Powalt.a, 4.05, "
Summit, MS, "
Vaaeeoyoa,......6.fl&, "
Tyroat, 4.00, "
Tyrooa,. .os,i.
vaneooyoo,.... .!, "
oammlt, H V.&0, "
Powelton, 10.00,"
OkkIi,. 10.11, "
Uoyat.n 10.17, "
Hlelner'a, 10.11,
Phllip,burf,..10.JS,'
Oraaeai 10.1H,"
lllue Hall, IO.J7,"
W.llaoeloB,...l.4, "
Bi(lar 10.61,
W oodland 1S.M,
Barrett,.,......, 11.07,"
Laonard, 11.12,"
Clearlleld, 11. It, "
Rlvervlew......ll.lt.
Curwen. villa,. 11.40a.
CLEARPIELD EXPRESS.
I.KAVK SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Onrwtaeville 0.81 A.
Rivervlew... t.St "
ClearB.ld...... J. 47 '
Tjron T.20 p.
Vaneooyoo 7.4S "
Summit B.ua "
Powelton 8.17
Oaoaola,. 8 28 "
Boynton, 8.84 M
8tainar'a, 8.80 "
Pbillpabarg...l.fi
Orabam 8.47 "
Blua Ball 8.88 "
VYallaoetoB,...S.u "
Bijler 0.10 "
Woodland 9.17 '
Barratt, 0.28
Laonard 0.80 '
Clearnell,....l0.07
Rivervie,...10.I.S "
Laonard,
a 41
.4T
Barrett
Woodland,...
Bljler
Wallaootoa,..
Blue Ball,....
Graham
Phlllpahar..
Hteiner'e,
Boyatoa
SOI
etis
e.ii
a.si
t.n
it.it
0.31
6.37
(.42
uaoaola,,,
Powelton, fl.al
Hummit 7.05
Venaooyoo,.... 7. IS
Tyrone........ t.4t
Curweotvillt 10.20
PniLIPSDUKO A M09IIANN0N BRANCHES
LBAVB BOUVB.
r. . a, a. a. . ariTioaa.
M Mnrriidalt,
1:40 7:30 PhiltpaburK,
2 It 7:1.1 h'telnor'a
LB ATS MART.
a, a. f. a. r, u.
1:16 12:40
7:00 12:25 8:00
12:22 8:08
12:14 4:68
t:.')0 12:04 4:40
0:34 11:62 4:8o
V .10 11:45 4:26
0:25 11.40 4:2o
0:20 11:36 4 10
0:16 11.30 4:05
0:10 11:25 4:00
III 7:40
2:55 10:20 7:5
1:10 10:36 8.11
1.19 10:41 8:10
8:23 10:48 8:28
8:30 10:53 8:38
1:38 10:68 8:41
3:40 11:18 8:40
Boynton,
O.eeola,
Atoahentioa,
Starling,,
Ifoatidala,
MoCaul.y,
Kandriok'a,
Kamay.
BALD EAGLE VALLEY BRANCH.
F- Mali. MalL Eip.
? t. a. a. a.
I.oa 8.20 laara Tyrona arrlva 8.81 7.65
a i a. si Bald Kir a (.17
7.42
8.01 t.lt
Julian 6.38
T.06
8.43
(.38
(.23
(.00
6.26
8.14 0.43 Mlleabara; 6.16
s.ai Bellefonto 8.06
8.46 10.03 Milaaburg 4.15
.08 10.20 Heard 4.81
f i)-08 nrrlraL. Ilavea laara 8.66
TYRONE STATION.
BABTWAHD. A. a.
WBaTWAKD. a.m.
Pittabnrrn Eip'al, 1.68
l'alflo Ktprare, 8:12
p. a.
Way Paa.enger, 1:15
Chieago Eipraai, 8:3
Mail Train, 7:01
Fait Lina, 7:3n
uaolanati Kip., 9:62
Pacific Klpre.a, 8:67
Jobnatowo Eipraal,0:O7
S. a.
Chic.ro Da; Ei., 12:18
Mail Train, 8:08
Huntingdon Aeo'n, 8:20
Cloaa eoBBsotlone mada by al I tralna at Tyrone
. S. BLAIR,
Superintendent.
mylMf.
STAUH LINUS.
A aUitoleevea Carwenavilledallv far Revnnl,l.
Tillo,Bt 1 o'alook, p.tn.,arrlrini!at Reynoldiville
at o o oioob, p. m. Haturning, learaa Itaynoida
tilla daily, at 7 o'clock, a. m., arriving at Cur.
wanarllla at 12 o'clock, m. Kara, aaob way, iJ.
A ataga laarn CurweniTllla dally, at 1 o'clock,
p. m., for DuBoli City, arrirlng at DuUoia City
at ( o'eloob, p. m. Katurning, Icarea DuBoia at
7 o'clock, a. m., ilaily, arriring at Curwanirilla at
llo'olook, m. Fara, auh way, $1.60,
Allegheny Valley Kaiirond. .
LOW GRADE DIVISION.
N and aftar Monday, Not 16th,
1880,
V tha naaaangar tralna will run daily (axoapt
Sunday) batwaao Had Bank and Driftwood, m
followa
EAMTW ARD.Da Mall laara Pli,.i.-,.
H. i nu aim i,:jj; ougo junction 1 ltl
flaw DetutnuBl 11:65 p. Bl.t Alayavillo
Troy 1:36 DrookriHa 1:58; Fullar'a 2.20
Mayarillo 1:10
ullar'a 2:20 ! Rav.
aoldarllla2:38! Dulloll3:08i Rnall T,i..l
I'll Paullald 8:42) Tjlcr'l .1:55 , llonaiatta 4:31:
arrlraa at Driftwood at 6:20.
W EST W A R l Day Mall learaa Driftwood
12 20 p. m.; Banaaetta 1:00 Tylar'a 1:28 :
Pannald 1:30 ; Summit Tonnel 2:00; DuHolal:l6i
RaynoldiTilla2:38,' Fullar'a 1:54; Brookrilla816;
Troy 1:31; Mayarllla 3:65; New Ilclhlchcm 4:00;
Sllgo Junotion 4:47; Rod Bank 6:03) arriraa at
Pittabnrg at 7:40 p. m.
at Tba RcynoldaTilta Aocomuodatlon laATaa
Rcynoldirilla daily at 7:66 a. m.j and arrlroa at
Kad Bank at 19:19 a. m., Pittaburgb at 1:40 p. m.
Laaraa Pittaaurga at 2:16 p. m. Bad Bank at
6:66 p. m.; arriring at Raynoldavllla at 0:06 p. m.
Cloia oonoactlnai mada with tralna on P. A I
Railroad at Driftwood, and with tralna on tha
Allaghany Vallay Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID McCARdO, Oan'l Sup't.
A. A. Jacbbob, Snp't L. U. Dir.
KARE FJIOM CLKAKF1ELD,
TO
nellafonto, Pa 82 05
Lock Haran .. 2 70
Williamiportn 8 80
Huntingdon.. 1 60
Middlatawn 25 00
Mariatta 6 66
Lanr-aitar 6 80
PHILADELPHIA 7 00
Altoona 1 86
Lawiatown 2 90
Maryirilia 4 60
Cuwanarilla 20
Owcola
UARRIHRURd... 4 74!
Jobnatown... t 86
I bilipiburg
Tyrone 1 22
11 TTriBLRl) 8 1
$UsU;inrms.
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CARDON b BB0.(
Od Markal Bt, on. door weal of Maaaloa Hoo.a,
CLEARFIELD. PA.
Oor arraanamaata an rr Iba aioal aomiilata
aharaelar lur furnlihinf tha imblla with Freak
M.ataof all klBd.anil of Ibatarj b.,t quality.
Waalao daal la all kind, of AirlaalMral lmpla.
. i kbp od aiBioiiioB lor too baa-
all of tha pobllo. Call around whoa la towa,
an iaia a loot at thlnga, or ad.lr.ia aa
, . ,, . F. M. CAHUON A BRO.
Claarlald, Pa., Jnl, U, m.-tf.
CENTRAL
tnte Aoriual Nchool.
(Eighth Xormal School District.)
Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
'A. y. RA Vn, A. M., Ph. D., Principal
Thl. Poho.l aa at araaanl ooc. dialed, olTara tha
. laoiuuaa lor rrolaailoaal and Claaioal
Bolldln naloiia, Inritlr,, and somtnodloua
""I"' "a r alaam, wall Taatllaud, and
iprifir waUr. r '
Looalloa aaalthfnl bb4 aaar of atoaaa.
Sorronadint aaeaar; aatarpaaaad.
.n.r. aipanoaooa, amolent, and allra to
Dlaalpllna, trm bat kind, aBlfora and thoroaia
Kipanaaa nodarata.
Ff7 aaatl a waak dadaotloa to Ibooa praparin,
8tuJ.au admlttad at anr lima.
Cooraa of atad; praaorlbad b; tha Statai I.
muui prnoni. n. fraparatonr. 111. Klaman.
tary. IV. Sclaalita.
iiuiTBCToottaaaai
t . ' J1, cmarolal. Ill, Mail,.
iv. nrx.
Tha Klamentarj Bad Stl.aUHj anrmii, pro.
faaaianal, and atadanu rado.llr,r tharala raoaira
Blala Uiploaja., oonf.rrin, tha followina aorraa
pnadln, d.,r...i alaMar of Iba Khrmaata aad
Blaauraltb. ttalanoM. OradoatM la tha othar
oaraaa ramlta Normal CartUcataa f tbalr at
tamaanta, alfnad bj tha Faaalt;.
Tba Profaulnal ooariaa ara llbaral, aad ara
la thoroa(hBoaa aat lafarior to taoaa of oarb.il
aollfnaa,
J1" ' "V' ' ordw af eitliaa
Ihlp. Tha tlaiaa demand It. It I, 00, of a,,
prim, objoita of tbla achool to halp to aaaara It b,
fnrnlfblai laUlllf.nt and .Bei.nl toaobtra for
kar Mboola. To thl, aid It aall.lta joaat aw.
aa af good Bbllilloi and (ood parpo,,-thoaa
- improT. inair iiaa aadtbatrtal.
anu. aa atad.nu. Ta all aoak It proaiiaaa aid la
"0PlnH inwrpowora and abnndaat oi
Bitlaa for wllnald lannraflM l..lH. k.
For aatalogaa and tarn, addraaa Iba Principal,
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
TBCBaOLBBBB' TBVITBBB.
0a, I. O. Hlppja, Rao., o. Klm.ln,, E. i. Ma.
""i1, w. Tf. itanltn, w. II. Browa.
atiTi racaraaa.
Hon. A. O. Oartla, Boa. B. L. DleffMhMh,
Oaa. J.aaa Marrill, Hoa. Wm. Blalw, I. O. 0
Whala7,g. U.llar aloCamlck, E,,T
I aFriciMi i t
wiuuamnLER,
Pr..ld.nl, Claartald. Pa.
On.JISSI MKHRILL,
- Vlaa Praaldnt, Lock Haran, Pa.
' S. MILLAR M.UVRMICK,
Seeiwlarr, IAfk Haraa, Pa.
HI0MA8 TAKDLKY, '
, ' ' Traaaarat, Look Barn, Pa,
U IHraa, P, Aa,it , IIM.I,.
jLUlsrfllaiitucs.
John hm ( Bros.,
(TRWENSVILLB, PA,
DKALKIIS I.N
All Kinds or Merchandise,
81011 AS-
Dry Goods, Gror cries, Etc.
ti
MAN I'FACTI' HERS AND DEALERS IN
ti aui: TDiiniH,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
SAWED LDMBEE CUT TO 0BDEB.
Tho Only lianufttetu rorit in Clcarflold
County of tho
NEW PROCESS FLOUR I
H
l l.Ot II, CHOP t'UF.It
LHlfS OJT II. I. YIH
VWGn& paiJ for all kinds of
Grain Wheat, Wye, Oats, Etc.
CurwaBiIH, Pa., June'l, 1880-tf.
HOFFER'S
Cheap Cash Store
HltOM M). TIIHI'.i;. () Pi; II .4 ll()l'E.
Clearfield, Pa.,
WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALER IN
DRY GOODS,
Oouprlalog Drew Goods of tho rery Uteit tjli,
(wdiiiiidk in pan oi uuouierf, Mioohiiltr
FftDotn. AlpacM, ftod ll mtnncr of
Fancy Dress Goods,
Sunt, m Cratont, Mohair Luitert, PUldi, Drata
(iinghamii, lren Fitnoiea of tht rtry latest
atjltu, and ai ohsap at Ihej otn bt fold
ta titii market.
NOTIONS,
ConiUtiog of Uluvea for Uentu, Ladle and
frit net, jirf or ail ibaUee, Huk rnnnei,
Larrt, FaDoy Dreii Buttooi. Ladies'
Tim of all fbadei and styles, CuiTi
and Collars, Riblions of all kinds and
qualities. Merino L'ndertrear, Trima4ngi, te.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES.
Queoiisware, Hardware, Tinware,
iarpelH, OilCIotliH,
WALL PAPER,
LEATHER, FISH, Etc,
Which will be sold wbuUsal or retail. Will take
Country Produce
In EicUanpB fur Cooda at Market Price.
WM. J, HOPPER.
Mrarfif Id. Pa.. tPt. VI, ihhd tf.
&
NEW IMPROVED
EIGHT-FLANGE
Fire-Proof Safes.
The only 8-Flango Safe in the World,
AND COSTAININO
More Improvements than any Safe
made, such as
The 1MTJKKT
Inside Bolt Work,
More loeuro from Burglars than any
nre itooi aaie, anu no oxpenn
in rcpniring Uolti or Locki.
Patent Hinged Cap,
Four-Wheel Locks,
Inside Iron Linings,
Solid Angle Corners.
J. Hose Sftfoa are now beinir "oltl in
this State In
LARGE NUMBERS,
And gWe Uio
Greatest Satisfaction,
Being the Most Ilighly Finidied,
Best Mada, and Cheapest First-
biass basts mr Proiucca.
Thoe Colobratod Palos had the
Champion Record
III TUB
Great Boston Fire,
And nine that lime oriat and ikpob
iajtt improvimkntb, hare
been made.
fiolora clvlnff Tour onlnr in mi
othor concern, eond for prioei and
descriptive CaUlogno.
M0MIS& IRELAND
BOSTON, MASS.
Dm. II, Hja-i,.
Uu? tlrnlUrrafnts.
CVH'HT PHOCrAMATKtM.-WniiiiAa.i
J Hon. 0. A. MAY Kit, fraaident JudKe of
he Court of Conmoa 1'laas of 'he Iwenif -flftb
Jndleiatl Ustriot, nttiiowd of the eon biles of
rirardfld, Centre and Chalnn. and Hon, Aurah
Oqiki end ll'n. Vimikit I). IIoi.t, AMooiale
Juigrt i-l CUatrOctd county, hive Waited tbotr
pr(Httit, 1o m duroifd, tor ttit boliiing uf a Court
oi ivuim'.n ! (, ai ine ui.uri iiiu, at t lear
fteld, tn and f-r tbe tiioijr i.f Clear tip,. I, mitn
nisnoioitoolhe Fourth Moiidayul May, IrtHl,
bflnn lite HM ilaj ol Die utuiilli, and eon
Hauli'ff ooe week.
NOTICE U therefore hny glvej to jurtrt and
witntMas, la and for said county of Oiearllel l t
b ana appear in their proper persons, at 10
o'clock A. M.of said dny, to do lUoe tilings
wuicu ib ineir ueoaii per lain to be dun.
U1VKN under tnv hand at Clsarfleld. ll.I (Ith
day of April, in the year of our Lord one
utuussna eignt hundred and olichty-ona.
JAlKd MAHAF1KV, Hheriff.
aprllfl-to.
Widow's Appraisement.
Ia Ihe matter of the estate of Nicholas J. Walsh,
lata of Woodward totrnship, Cluarlleld county,
n , uvo a.
Whereas. Mar Walsh, widow of aaid deceased
baring eleoted lo retain real estate to the amount
oi U0, notice Is hereby g ivaa that the an Drill
era appointed to raluo and appraise the same,
have filed thir report with tha Clerk of the
urpnans t ouru letlinf aside to too widow afore
said, at the appraised value of $2T6, tha undivided
onehalf of a etriaia lt or plcoeot ground, situate
in noria uoutsualt, oodwnrd township, Clear'
neia oounty, fa, iron it nf inu ftt on Bwope
street, and running baok at right angles south
37 degrees wst 160 feet to Otter alley, and known
as lots No. 30 and 103 In the general plan of
mb uouiauBte, wincn ma report naring open
oo nfl rued mi si. by the Court, will be offeied for
oonurmation aitpoiuie on tbe 1st Mondar of June
term, A. D. 1MI. OtO. M FKItUl'SON.
ClcsrSrld. Fa, Apill 13, 1 Sit I St. Hrgiiter.
A'ollfi- to llcir4 !
IN the mutter of the Parlitlno of tbe real estate
of Jonathan Wiser, lata of Uradfurd township.
Clearfield oounty, 1'a., deoesied.
A writ uf Partition having been awarded in tbe
above ease on tbe application of Harah Wietr,
William II. Verner and Sarah Jane Venter, and
placed in my hands, I Mil oonreue a jury upon
Ihe ground lor Ihe purpose of eircuting aaid writ
on tha.liitb DAY OF MAY, A. I). lhBl.
To Hrnry Wiser, Israel Wiser. Hannah Wiser.
Intermarried with William Dstts,Jonathan Wiser,
tiinuxey n iser, Alexander n iser, Jared Wiser,
Mary Wiitr, intermarried with Joseph Y tit her a,
Margery K. Wiser, intermarried with Henry
Young, Sarah Wiser, intermarried with Lindsey
Stone, Susannah Wiser, Intermarried with tleurire
Uroen, and Lewis Wiser, children and heirs of
Jonathan n iser, defeased. on and tack you
win taxe noiioeiuai me jury oi inquest aummoued
by me. will meet at tho farm house on the farm
belonging to the estate of Jonathan Wiser, deo'd.,
in Uradfurd township, Clearfield oounty. Pa . fur
tha purpose of making partition or of appraising
the same If It em not be divided, on FRIDAY,
MAI lfltn, a. ii. ion, at IQ o'elock A. M. o
said day, whrn and where you are warned to at'
tend. JAMES MAIIAFFKY,
Snamirr'a Omci, ) ShtritT.
Clearfield, Mar, 2A, 61-4t. f
c
4IUHT PHOt I.AMATKIN.
WlllRlAl, Hob. 0. A. MAYER. President
Judge of ill Court of Common Plena of
the Twenty -fifth Judicial Dlatrtet. eomnosad of
me eountioa oi iiearneia, centre and UHnton
and lion. Ann am oodrn and Hon. V meant 11.
lloLTh Associate Judges of Clearfield eounU
kar iiined their precept, to me direoted, for the
holding of a Court of Common Pleas, Orphans'
Court, Court of Quarter Sessions, Court of Ujor
and Terminer, and Court of General Jail Deliv
ery, at the Court House at Clearfield, Id and for the
oounty at uiearneia, entnmenftna; on tti ruth
Monday ot Nay, i.lOtti day) A. I. IfhhI,
aua to cotitinue (orotic week.
NOTICE IS, therefore, hereby given to the
Coroner, Justices of tha Peace, and Constables,
a and for aaid eoanty of Clearfield, to appear In
their proper persona, with their Records, Holla,
inqulaitiona, Kiaminatlone, and other He mem-
branees, to do those things which to their ofiioea,
and In their behalf, pertain to be don.
l)y an Act of Assembly, passed tba 8th day of
mat, a. ii, mo4, it ia made me duty or tbe Jus
tioes of the Peace of the several o unties of this
Common wo a 1th, to return to the Clerk of the
Court of Quarter Sessions of tha reftiective
Bounties, all tue reoognitanoa entered into before
Lbein by any person or persona ehareed with the
oomioisaien of any orime, axoept such eaaea aa
may be ended before a Justice of the Prace, un
der existing laws, at least ten days before tha
commencement of the session of tha Court to
which they are mada returnable respectively, and
in all eases where any recognisances art entered
into less than ten dara before theoommaneftmaut
of tbe session to which they ara made returna
ble, the said Justices ara to return the earn in
tbe fame manner aa If said act had not been
paaard.
GIVEN andar my band at Clearfield, this 0th
day of April, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty. one. i
apriltte JA.MK4 MAUAFt'KY, Sheriff. !
Sheriff's Sale.
Bt virtue of Writs ef Venditioni Krpmnat,
Issued out of the Court of Common Pleas ef
tlearnelJ oounty, and to me directed, I will
nose to public sale, nt the Court House In tbe
birough of Clearfield, on
Saturday. April 33, IMWl,
At 1 o'clock P. M., the following described real
estate, to wit t
All the interest of the Defendants In two lots
of land situate in the borough of Iloutsdale,
Clearfield eountv, Pennsylvania, bounded and
dfitcrlbed as follows! Being Lnta Nos. 2S
and 2U3 adjoining, fronting no Mo A leer atreet
about SOU feet and running back 160 feet to Pine
alley, and bounded by Hailroad street on the
north, McAteer street on the west, by pine alley
on the east, and an allay on the south, contain
ing about one-half an acre of ground, with a large
double brick house. .12x40 feet, two slorias blh.
auu Bioar ouiuunaings mereon erected.
ee i led, taken in execution and to be sold as tbe
property of William Watchman and Thomas
n atoli ins n,
A I.SO,
fly a writ of Fitrn Faefot, at tha same time and
place, all tbe Defendant's interest in,tbree certain
lots tn Kelt ClearfiHJ, known as lots Not. ID. 20
and 21, bounded and described as follows : He
ginning at a post "n southeast oirnur or Hills
ftreet and Spring alley; thence in an easterly
direction along Hills street one hundred and fifty
(:-0) feet to a post on western line of lot No. 22 :
tbenee in a southerly direction aloug said line of
mi no jj two nun a red (Zi0) leet to a post on
Vlrgh alley ; thence In a westerly direction along
Virgin alley one hundred and fifty ( 160) fee' toe
post on oorner of Virgin and Spring alleys
thence la a northerly dlrojtion along Kpring alley
two hundred (300) feel to the place of beginning.
Seised, taken in execution and to ba sold
the property of John Kottler.
Tirkb or Bali. The orlce at sum at hlnh
the property shall be struck off must be paid at the
time of sale, or aueh other arrangements made as
will be approved, otherwise tbe property will be
Immediately put up and sold again at the einame
auu ma oi uiv person lownom ii was struck oil,
and who, In ease of dsllclonoy at such re-sale,
shall make good the same, aad in no instance
will the Deed be presented la Court for Confirma
tion unless the money Is actually paid to the
""" w a an & -5 m aii At r ky,
Saaairr'a Orrica, ) Sheriff.
Clearfield, Pa,, April 6, 1R81.
VUX LIST. Names and location of those
persons drawn aa jurors to serve at Mnv
term, commencing on the fourth Monday (2:id),
sou ouoiinuing iwo wees; i :
Tn van J i eons Woxdat, Mat S.1d.
Lew Lawhead, Clearfield Jaa Glenn, Ferguson,
MDDelavlB.Uuutsdals
Wash Hess. Greeuwood.
John u ilenn,
Jaa Mltohall. Lawrence.
K D llartman, Osceola.
J H Friday,
P Hullupcter, Dccearia,
John Ilrown.
J Mooabarger, Morris,
J L Stewart, "
action Kamalev. Bell.
A A Long, Pike,
no llumbaraer. Hocus. i John Reed. Sand.
Wm Crowell, Uradfurd, i P It Weaver.
W (learbart, if P Uollister,"
Kll llarmoo, llraljr,
(l.o Harlafalt, "
I.aao D Ulilar"
Thoa rnltar
Kraak Vol,
T H Simon.
W W Km., Ilarnii.le,
Hh.ff Coraoa, . "
K McKm,
Jna AdJIaiaaB, Chaat,
W RnBnarra, OorlngtoB,
D S llugbaa, baoatur.
Job llarTi.on, Woodward
Jaa Hamaoa,
WW Ilrpbara,
jona Ll.ya,
Oaaso Jeaoaa Montur, Mat IOts.
A 1 lUarttj, Clf ard.l J'i Wra Moffat, Ilaaalar,
U W Ihca.v. Iloutij.l. R n Fl.,.1 Oo.h.n
J 11 Kellv, N Waab'itoo Saia'l Ntllea. tlolich.
J J Pit, OatMla i A H Koa.nhran,.lloat.a
a n if rata, uaooana, irrad Urowa, '
H 1. Dandarion, Bell, '.lao Swan, Jr., Jordaa,
Kd lloovar. Bo..,. Il'hilin Erh.r.t Kn.
J.ff Lilt, llradfuid, J t Mullen, Lawraooa,
nwiiiar j w llollaobaeb. Morri,
H 1 lurltj. " Jno B Kvlar.
IS Pry, W N Proll.aro, Sandv,
t 0 Uearhart, Uw.tar,IJao Clark, Woodward,
Sbcoud Wiib Monr, Mir IOts.
H.rry Roaa, Claarlald, iM W John.oa, Oreta'd
Irnrat lloek. " I W J Coor.d. Onli.h
Jaa Moor., Ilnatidals, flao W Spioa, "
Doa SI II. Frailer N. P. Browa, Hntoo,
John II Pottw, h Cltjr, J Ror.nkrana, "
r, n eiaraioa, Aattbrug.'Wni HofTmaa, "
Waa Maja, Oaaeola, ISaninal Lot, "
And Klaar.WBlleoetoa, I'atar Hava, Raot
laaa. l.vla, Bacaaria. W M o.ik..
Sara'l Hod la, ' Wm Loakalt,
Lainaal Rool, R J Sh.no.r, Lawr.se.,
Saraual Watl.l, Drll, Itunh Mollaa, "
W 1) Khlr.T, Bradford. Tboa l.iu.irk
J L I'.aroa, " Wra Ueanmoar, "
Raai'l Ua.btrr ' . 1 ) Dan,rl,b.r,.r, Plka,
W A Hoovar, Cbrl.t Uardlooh, "
Daalel Fl.her, Ckr.t, : Koh.rl Porta. -
AlbartDaWI I ft K.ata, Hand.,
Tbonaa Kill,. " lk.i..h... u.. ,.
J CalherwooJ, Ilwatar, Uao Uaakla, ' "
aPOMatura. J a ll.r.i.
Joha llaahtt, ' IB W o,t.., Woodw'd.
w B aiornaa, Cbaa t Kaa,
Daa'l lioaaar, Orabara, i llarrj llartrnaa,
as
Wt. tha aad.r.ln.1. harabv ..ritr. ... .v.
forasotag Hat af aaraaa of paraoa, wara drawa bv
aa oa tho Id da; of April, A. D. Ilsl, la aaoord.
aaot with traira laaaad bt tha Hoa. Cbarlee A
Mavar, Praaldaal ladge af Iht Coarla ef Clear
l.ld coontr, aaarlag data tht Id dar af April,
A. D. ISSI. tt aarva aa Grand BS T...
Joror, la tba Mvaral Court, ta h. bald ai n..,.
laid, tomainrlng ta tba fourth Moadav (J.ld)
ia Uaj, A, I. DM, lo eonllnoa two waaka.
r.
JAMBS MAHArPEY, Sharif.
A. J.JACKROIf,
WM. R. BROWN,
. - . CalaloBtr.
Claarlald, Pa., Apr. I, llll-u.
oe
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLKARKIELU, PA.
WKDNK8DAY MOKN1NU. AI'lilL 1(1, 1IK1.
THE LITTLE ONES.
O ' when at dawn the children wake,
And patter up and duwa the stairs,
The Howera and loa.as a glory take,
Tbe rosy light a splendor sbarca,
That Bevai more those eyes ooald sea,
If aiy sweet ones were goe from me.
And when al eve they waleh and wait,
To fold me In their arms ao white.
Jdy burdeos, whether small or great,
Ars flharined away by oalm delight j
And shutting out tbe world I liva
The purest moments life can give.
Uut when at bedtime 'round ma kneel
Wee, tender, loving, wbite-rebed lorma,
With bands upraised In fond appeal
Ah ! then are bushed life's weary storms ;
And Heaven eeema vary near to tue,
With my sweet darlings 'round my kneel
MASSACHUSETTS.
THIS IS THE YANKEE BLARNEY'
STONE STATE.
PLYUODTU HOCK KTILL 801.11) fun CBIMK
AND FRAl'O.
We disliko to talk about our nuigh-
born, but thu rolu of raaialily aiwumcd
by Dawes and Hoar, Senators from
Maanaebusetts, on tho floor of the Sen
ate, ie in harmony with the conduct of
their grandlalbent, when they hung
women for being witches, cut tho
tongues out ot tho mouths of Quakers,
and banished Hoger Williams qnd his
lollowers into a wilderness governed
by the Indians. Tho Bedford Gazette
tells tho bnlunce :
Of all tho States in the Union Mas
sachusetts claims to have been fore
most in maintaining public credit at
overy sacrifice, and in opposing repu
diation in overy form and under dis
guise.
The present iiepuhlican leaders in
Massachusetts afTect tho highest stand
ard of morals ; yet the two Senators
from that Slulo 'stand forth as the
special advocates of tho corrupt coali
tion by which tho Republicans have
procured tho Senate committees. The
wholo burden of tho defense of tho
Mahone bargain has fallen upon them.
Mr. Cuwes, as the mouthpiece of the
caucus, reported tho disgraceful nomi
nations ol (iorhain und liiddlebergor,
both absolutely by Mahone. Mr. Hour
is Chairman of privilegesand Elections
and member of three othor committees.
Mr. Dawes is Chairman of Indian af
fairs and member of three other com
mittees, including the Appropriations,
a pluco in which ho runlis with an or
dinary chairmanship. IIow did they
reach these posts of distinction? By
making a contract with tho Virginia
rcpudiator, in payment for bis vote, to
nominate Gorburn, a boiling mnchine
Republican, and Riddlcberger, an anti
aebt paying Democrat, for tho two
firstjhonors ol tho Senate.
Stripped of all shams and fulso pre
tenccB, this was tho substanco ol the
bargain, now plainly to be seen by all
mon. Xo wondor that dav bv duv
Dawes and Hoar are heard defending
the venal alliance. If they had gone
into open market and bought their
seats, tho transaction would huvo been
no moro degrading than it appears.
They traded off the honor and tho
good numo of the Senate.
Tho debt of Virginia was not crea
ted by carpet-baggers, as in other
Southern States. It is an honest debt
incurred for kical improvements. In a
speech at Richmond Mr. Mahonode-J
dared the amount of that debt to be
t32,077,0fl0.02. II, JI. Riddlobergor,
tho nominee of the Republican caucus
for Sergeant at-Arms, carried through
tho Virginia Legislature a bill, which
would now be a law but lor tho veto
of the Democratic (fovernor Uolliday,
which scaled tho debt down to 19,-
C95,l'Jti. That bill struck off moro
than ono third of tho debt. It roluscd
to recognise interest due tht bond
holders at home and abroad during the
civil war and tho period ol roconstruo.
tion. It reduced the Interest from 0
to 3 per cent. And finally, it reBorv
od tho right to lax the bonds, and to
tax thorn in such a way that tho re
duced interest might he slopped alto
gether, the hoUci getting nothing.
This is the platform of thu so called
Readjusters in Virginia, and it was the
uiBiincuve ami the only issue upon
which Mahone was elected to tho Sun.
ate, by a combination between the ro
pudialors of both paities.
All tho pretendod love for the negro
and for a "frco and fair bullot" is an
after thought of Mahono and tho Re
publicans, invented in tho hope of cov
ering op tho bargain. A ainglo fact
will dispose of tho attempted docep-
In 18(4, when this question of
the State debt was before the Legisla
ture in another form, a colorod mem
ber named Moss is thus reported in
the Richmond Whig, Mr. Mahone's
personal organ :
Mr. Mora (elored) had aot Inroad fraoj tba
apaache, that had baan Blade wheth.r Vtrvini.
uwwi ui aau. ai an. ! tit did aba ooald aot a.
aa iadivldual would aot la har aitaatioa. Ha waa
for paving ever, dollar ILs Slat, owed, Tat bad
aot forgottaa ht waa a alava wbae Iba debt waa
contracted Bor did ha force! that Iha de.tiBT of
Virginia waa hie daattny. Ilia properly waa aa
gooa lor teiee aa any other aiao'a nrnuartv.
Soma aaid tba State waa bankrupt, othara that tha
debt waa eoatraotad on tha faith of alava proper
ty, and aa that property had beaa awrulawai.
tba debt waa ao longer binding, lie thaa aummad
ap: "If It I, a Ju.t debt waowe, wa nu.t pay
It." Being a.ked by Mr. (loodtoea (relored)
whether ba waa for or again. t the re.olatloa, he
replied bt waa agaiaat anything Ilka repudia
tloa. This colored man may have been illit
erate, but bo was honost. Tho senti
ments he uttered could not bo improv
ed even in Massachusetts. While M
Moss waa on the floor, Mr. Kiddlebor
gor, Mahono's chief of staff, and now
bit candidato for Sergeant at-Arms, re
quested him to givo way for a resolu
tion. Ho politely gavo way, and his
oourtcsy waa answered, aa reported by
tho Hichmond Whig, in this way:
Mr. Moa, laally gavt wav for Mr. R.d.lI.K...
gar to offer a reeolutioa, wbieh turaad oat to bt
loaipei tot member rion Buckingham ( Mr. Molal
aa a anleanee.
Kor upholding the good faith of tbe
otalo and for opposing repudiation.
Mr. Riddlcberger triod to expol this
worthy colored man from his scat in
tho Legislature "as a nuisanoo I" Tbe
motion was rejected, but the stigma of
the attempt rests on Riddlobergor, who
is now put forward, endorsed and an
plaudcd by Mr. Dawca and Mr. Hoar
preeminently entitled to the favor
and the oonfidonco of the Republican
party in Massachusetts and elsowhore.
Kxiirimint. An exchange says:
Ocn. IJotlcr talks of starting a now
j. uaa, miner wouia make) a
good party by blmsolf if be oould only
reconsiruciou,
Twelve bodies have thus far been
cremated at Washington, Pa.
THE a HEED FOR OFFICE.
The odilor' of tho Chicago Inter
Ocean has been spending w.mo lime in
Washington recently, and, on his re
turn home, he remarks:
"Ono of the saddest and most mor
tifying spectacles in politics ia the sight
now presented in Washington, where
dozens of cx-nflicials, most of them
former members of Congress, nre cling
ing to tho skirts ol powor and begging
for plneoa whero they can live. It is
getting so that delcated Congress
man looks to thu nation to support
him over alterward, and it is humili
ating that this should be so. A man
is elected two or three times lo Con
gress ; ho kuvis his business with tbe
idea that ho is to set tho country wild
with his eloquence ; be does not do it ;
ho is an ordinary man, and iu a short
timo is superseded. Forthwith he
turns up as an applicant lor office
lie besieges his former associates, and
they recommend him to thu President,
lie has lost his place, and, of course,
should be provided lor. JS'ow, tho
Inter-Ocean wishes to suggost that
theso men should return homo and go
to work. They havo learned some
thing that will bo valuable to them In
tho way ol cxpmen o, though it may
bo unwelcome. They are not states
men, and they know, or certainly
ought to know, that they are not-
Having learned this, thoy can pitch in
with other struggling mortals, and
perhaps, in a less ambitious field
achieve success and distinction. Look
ing over the various ollkes in the gilt
of the government, domestic and for
eign, one is struck by tho 'number of
names that used to appear on the Con
gressional roll. If hulf quarter of tbe
present applicants succeeded iu obtain
ing places, this number will be largely
increased, when it ought to bo decreas
ed. There cannot be too much dis
couragement of professional office seek
ing. hvcry year that a man spends
in public life unfits him, in a measure,
ami more ana moro, lor tbe private
citizenship. 11 o loses his keenness and
narrows his mind. His thought is no
longer broad and general, but oonfincd
to tho one auhjoot of how to perpetu
ate his lease of place and secure him
Bclf from overthrow. Of course, this
is not the case with all ; there aro men
who cannot be bound by such means,
and who snap the cords whenever they
intorfere with their freedom of locomo
tion ; but the rulo is good, neverthe
less. Tho Inter-Ocean is not In favor
ef a civil service aristocracy which tho
namby pamhy and impracticable advo
cates of civil service rclorm would in
flict upon tho country, but it looks
earnestly for some relief from this
scramble for place, which seems to
grow worse year by year, and which
actually consumes about half the timo
which the President and Congress
should give to tho interests of tho na
tion." JEFFEKSOX 'S A XXI VERSA ft Y
April 13th wbs a greut day among
the Democrats of Now York. Thomas
JofTerBon, the IV. President of the
United Stales, was born at Shad well
in tho Stato of Virginia, on tho 13th
day April, A. D. 1743, served two terms
from 1801 to 1809, and died at Monti-
cello, Virginia, July 4th, 1820. In the
present emergency 0f tho Democratic
parly, it is well to recall and recon
sider tho political doctrines and emi
ncnl virtues ol its great founder. On
last, iroanesuay mere was a general
colobration of tho anniversary of this
great man s birth by all Democrats
who behove in the principles be enun
ciutcd.
As tho author of tho Declaration ol
Independence, upon the principles ol
which the American colonics based the
war aguinst Great liiitain, and for the
maintenance of which Jefferson, Uan-
cock, I arroll and their brave colleagues
pleilged their lives, their fortunes and
their sacred honors, Jefferson will be
remembered forever by a grateful
country, and tho Democratic party
which bas followed in his footsteps
may well claim Ihut Immortal docu
ment aa the principles upon which
their party is founded. But in addition
to this, Jefferson represented Democ
racy in other acts and by his own per
sonal character. Ho was the author
of the Virginia Colonial statutes for
religious freedom, tho abolition of
primogeniture and feudal distinctions,
and the restoration of the right of con
science. Theso wero almost revolu
tionary measures In Virginia at that
time, when English aristocracy ruled
and owned the colony; but he pushed
them through, though of birth high
enough himself to placo him among
that aristocracy, lie was so far an
anti slnvory man, though a largo por
tion of his property consisted of slaves,
that he procured tho passage of a law
aa long ago as 1778, when bo was but
35 years old, prohibiting tho importa
tion ot Slaves. hen (iovernnp nf
irginia, during tho Revolutionary
War, ho absolutely cxhaustod her re.
sources In bis efforts lo benoflt tho
common cause of tho colonics, because
of bis belief in universal freedom. Uis
love of freedom, indeed, had aevcror
tests than this. His devotion lo the
Democratic principles of sell-govern-mont
brought him into almost savago
warfare with othor statesmen upon
tho question of recognising the French
Republic, and producod lor a timo the
stormiest epoch in our history. Ue
unow no middle course in matters of
such vital importance. Ho bcliovod
in no superiority by birthright among
mon wnom liod had made. Tho Di
vine Being had not used an apprentice
band on one Individual and the hand
of an export on another. In Franco
tho Revolution had cast torror over
the aristocrats. Ii was in Itself an as
sertion ol Jefferson's Innato conviction
tho equality ol man. Ho fought for
it against Washington and Hamilton,
nnd against ovon the sentiment of tho
whole country, and he gained his
point.
In his own personal character, Jef
ferson was the Ideal of Democracy. Ho
was a do voted thinker npon every sub
ject which concerned the rights of in
dividuals and an aggrcssivo ro for -nor
In regard to the autocratic doctrines
which then prevailed. Ho believed so
strongly in sell-government that he re
garded a sot government as equivalent
to a necessary ovil. He enunciated
the famous axiom of being governed
too much. He attached no weight to
anthorily except so far as it was neo
essary for the maintenance of good or
dor. lie was jealous of the rights of
save
eency.
the people so far that even whon Pjes-I $0tfl9
Ident he objected to tho lilies which! . '
had been accorded the occupant of Ihe
pIsco. tueh as "Your Kxeellency" and
"Mr. President," as uncalled lor and
tending to indicate a rank which was
not consonant with Democratic prin
ciples. In furtherance of the same
personul views, he believed in a sover
eignly of Stales, each one regulating
its internal affuira by its on n laws, the
confederation of States being used only
as the bond of Union Is used as a bond
of strength for defense. His own
home, Monticello, was an open house
at all times. To its warm hospiiulity,
even whon its munificent owner was
bitterly suffering from financial oinbar
..ii i i .... - i
luonuiuiii, uii wuj turors nun jiussers oy
wore welcome, iney were tn lion
imago, and they wore Jemirson's
brothers. Among his guests at all
times wero tho learned of a
nations,
who visited even tho most distant nor
nous oi our snores, as wen as trie or
. . ,, ..
dlliarV SUukum fur nrtlilinnl lr,tniarli.(l,r,t
,
11 is homestead became hotel for
statosmen and litoratours. DoChus-
telleuz. a nnhlumitn nf b'rfiiirn akn
spent weeks at Monticello, wroto to all
fcuroiKi ol this aggressive author of tbe
jjiiuuijfia nuieu uvurwueims ail anstO-
oratio distinctions : "Ho is the most ac
complished gentleman of his epoch
Thomas Jefferson diod on the 4th of
July, tho anuiversary of his groat Heo-
taralion. Providence itself, in this act,
seemed to offer a recognition of tho
HtnesB of bis lifo.
Ml ST A KEN OA It FIELD.
The Now loik Post Buys: Presi
dent Garfield has made his first mis
toko. It is a very gross ono. Ho has
nominated Stanley Matthows for Su
preme Court Justice
New York Uarald
We are glad to see that the Sonato
Judiciary Commiltoo are taking timo
to eonsidor tho nomination of Mr. Stan
ley Matthews to be a Judgo of the
Supremo Court.
Wo havo already said that it is not
a nomination fit to be made.
rflaltimort Amarltaa. fReo.ll
.No nomination that haa been made
for a long time bos excitod such gen
oral disapproval as did that of Mr.
Matthews when his name was sent to
the Senate by Mr. Hayes; and, if any-
thing, tho dissatisfaction has increased
since then. Tho President may con
sider that, he is under obligations to
Mr. Hayes to renew tho appointment;
but, as a matter of nolicv to ssv
nolhlr,,, f ... .'.-....
f "". unuuiuaa Ul
air. juaiinews lor the place it would
be a serious mistake.
Chloaro Tribune.
"Till
KASON for Matthkws."
The Washington dispatches assort that
tho potent reason which is urged by
Foster and othorsnt Washington on be-
toilf of RtHnlr.1- M.l,n. T. n..,.t.l..
J " J " V4IU B
lobby attorney, was that his failure to
secure connrmnuon, when bis name
was sent to the Senate by President
Hayes, "was a mortification to him,"
and that "tho now Administration
uugui iu ienu us power to lorco him
.!. . . - I . .
upon tbe Supremo Bench in order to
relieve his chagrin." It is truo that
the Sonato showed its disapproval of
tbe nomination of Gould's lobbyist by
its unusual relureneo.
rBoffalo Comraerelel Ar?vartl.ar.1
If it bo true and such is tho state
ment of those assumed to be well In-
. 1 it-.f. I r...
lurincu mat, oianioy Matthews was
renominated out of respect to Mr.
Hayes, President Garfield has strained
tho quality of courtesy. Thero is noth
ing to bo gainod by an altompt to gain-
, i - r . . . . ,
SaV thA fuel that fltA o,,nn n ,Anl .
excessively unpopular; it does not
elicit unqualified approval in any quar
tor outside of a small circle of tho ap-
pgintees personal friends. If Presi
dent (iarficld did sond the nomination
iu, expecting that it would bo rojectod,
it is earnestly to be hoped that he will
not bo disappointed.
A FRAUD EVEN IS HIS TEM-
1 EHANCK PEETEyiJOSS.
A prtwher named Lanuh&n. tho
pantor of Mr. llayeiV church here, baa
published a lcttersaying Mr. Ilayes is
a toetotaller or total abstainor, ami fu-
riously denying my frequently pub-
lisbed statements. How docs Lana-
l t ,
ban know that Mr. Hayes nevordrinks
aiiytuingr lie knows lie nover saw
him drink that's all I I know a rood
many mon, and women, too, just as
good as Lanahnn, who say ho docs
drink. Lanalian, if ho goes at it iiiot-
ly, can And a scoro of pcoplo right here
in Washington who havo drank wine
with Mr. Hayes, and some, I am euro,
who Have drank whiskey and brandy
with bim. I will go Author than this.
If lr. Lanalian will come to ino I will
give him tbo name of a lady (piivatoly
and not to he used by him) in the
highest circles and of the highest re-
BSt re-
spoctability who was offorcd first claret
auu mivu nuvrry vy jure, iiuyod her
sell in the hito House. Still further
1 will give him the namo of a irontlo.
man who offered to give Mrs. Ilayes a
case ol whisky shortly before she left
the Into IIouso, which was accented
Wholhor It was dclivorod 1 do not
know. Still further, I will givo him
the namo of a gentleman In Wost Wal-
nut street, Philadelphia, who enter-
lainod Mr II.. . I t.r... lJ" " "aiaat, uaaataat aad P
t .MuuBiiuit vtuore
Sevoral kinds of will Wero ftlrnishod
I will lw.l,. r.i ,
B niw uuiitioiliau
who sat beside Mr. Hayes, and he will
tell Ir. Lanalian what he told me.
tbat Mr. Hayes drank moro wine than
anvbo.lv !. at k. 4.1,1- -kt-l.
j "' tiiiuu waai
a good deal. One more stop and 1 am
done. If Dr. Lanalian will call on m.
I will show him a copy of Colonel For
ney's Progress of last Augnst, In which
is printed the following in large type'
nn ii ii . i . .
jiaoa, me urn time i saw ntm
in i niiaacipuia, joined me in a glass of
champaign at tho Union Loarrue.'
There has been altogether too mnch
maudlin hypocrisy about the Hayes
lamny. rhiladelphia Times.
A Itn.n., .... It... .
...on,no i.iaatBi.-Aj II-
ftw .,. mr. irtuur IS 100
Prai,l..nl nf .k. TT.I...1 t, aiaaa
. w, . V1MVU ovstes. I1D
.. uu, m uuuatur, uui me peculiar con. T"
dilloo of tho Senate give, hlra the pow-
erof Senator throniih his caaLinn
vole. Mr. Arthsr apparently thinks
vs Al tm II V W I
offlco to truculently boast about thecor.
rum a venue DOIOI that
he will ait Conklinir to dur.t rr.i I
dont (..arfleld s nominations. It would
the country an uncdilying spec-
tacl. If Mr.Conkling should III hi, PSMeKhSrtt
Vies President to do bis bidding ai- 7
Isrtly and with an .pp.ar.no. ol ds- ..plblV .VtJTJ K5. ""
LOYD UOUSK,
Mala Htraat,
PIlILlfHUUKIl. FKNN'A.
Tabl. alwaya au,plid with Iha baat taa uiarka
afforda. Tha tra.aliaf pabll. la tnvltad loeall.
Jaa. i,';. Boiimr lovi.
V-TASHINUTON' UOUSK,
IT NKW WAHI11NUTON, FA.
Tbla a.w aad well furalabad hoaaa haa barn
Ukaa bjr tba aniaralgaad. Ha faala aoandaat of
aetns abla to raadar aatiafaotloa to tboaa who ma
favor him with a call.
M.j I, isri. O. W. DAVIS, Proe'r.
-pEMPKRAXCE IIOUSG,
NEW WA3M.NOTON, PA.
II. D. ROHK, . . Paopaiaroa.
jMVTba boat of BSouBimodatlnBa for Baa aai
ana.l. A 'ibaral ahara of aublla patruaaga
aoliBtted. iep2V,'S0.
jj HOUSK
s kj
CLKARKIKLD, PENN'A.
ANDHSW PEfTZ, JR., Propria.
tl,i. ,,. jut laelUoa la ,,, ror ba.loaaa
b"' and from all iraiaa
a.iuina r-'onia.
- ciaarHaid. I'a . Fab. is. mi if.
r,riiiiiia.nai ,,Anar
V AiflillU 1 U11 tlUUdt,
HOPE, PKNSf'A
J. modWu, Uotd, ta tha r.lUr. of ui. Hop.,
" if.Ti . i 7. T 1, J? iTi ""1
lDa oavi ma raaraci anor'lt.
OKOKIIK W. DOTTi. Jr.
Ul.a Hop., Pa, Mareb 30, I97ll.tr.
gUSQUKDANNA UOUSK,
CUEWENSVILLE, PENN'A.
4f-Thla old and wall-aatabll.bad Holal ha.
baao laaaad bv Iba uaJaraig nad, and ha faala ooa
fldaot ol raudaiin. aaliafaotioo lo thoaa who aaar
paironiia niia. oorm , tabling atlai-bd.
LKWIa C. BLOOM, Proprietor.
April II, 'SO-tr.
ganbfi.
DREXEL & CO.,
No. II South Third Street, Philadelphia
And Dealers In Government Securities.
Applieatloa by nail will rtoelrt Dromat attta
lion, and all lnforiaatioa thaarfullv furnl.hed
ordara aollottd. April 11-U.
. aaaoLD. s. w. ibbold. j. s. arb
F.K.ARNOLD & CO..
Bunker and Kroker,
ReynoldirUIe, JarMu Co., Pa,
If oner retired on dcnoilt. DIiaoudU at mo-
dtrftto rttei. Kiten and For in Hiehanjr al-
way od band and twllrotioni promptly uada.
County National Bank,
OP CLEABPIGLD, PA.
I 00 SI la flrebam'. Brick Baildiag, two duo.a
A V aaai oi r laoa uo. a Biora.
Paaaax. Tlokat, to aad from LItbtdooI. Qaaana.
towa, tllaairow. Londoa. Paria and Conaahawan.
Aleo, Draft, for aala oa tho Royal Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank of Londoa.
JAMK8 T. LEONARD, Praa't.
W. M. SHAW, Caahler. janl.'Sl
Sfntistru.
J L. R. HEIG-nUOLD,
IVKGElia DBNTI ,T;.
rdult '"na Paon.ylvanU Collaw of Dental
.."'U7- ""''" or. 1 . l..opp..lt.
I "... ...Hi IB0BI1, 7B-tf.
DR. E.M. THOMPSON,
(OS.-, la Bask Balldtssj,)
L'urvrciiavllle, Clearfield Co.,
Pa.
mob M '7(-lt
M. IllLLS,
OPEMMTIl'E DKJTT18T,
CLEARFIELD, PINN'A.
jar-OOiot In reaidanea, oppoalta Shaw llou.a.
jp,idi.-ii
J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLEABPIBLD, PA
(0oa la rtaidaaot, BMoad atratL)
u.ih um aumiBiaterta tor tat aala-
i.. r
V... n;j- ii ii. ....
Clearfield, Pa., May 1, lSTT-ly.
?iSf(lIaiifous.
$ft A WM 11 0"
Term inrl Ii
I'UU ontsta free.
AiMrtM H. IIalltt A Ci.,
Portland, Maine.
"f EES FOR ArK.Thirta hlrti of
1 1 lulitn Btu wbiflh I will h.ta
0ifa, or xahB.ng fur wht. For further In.
.ormiiion evil on or ftddroH the underpinned.
.r. KKAMKK,
fOV J,? tf. CIreld(P.
. r. uLii?a.
si CORK LI.
. U VII8LIT.
tl l.RII, McCORliLE & (O.'S
FIIUNTTTTWF RnfiMQ
r U1Vi' 11 UIVE "UUMO,
Market timet, Clearfield, Pa,
. B,0.""',i;"", Hada tf Paraitort for
uoenibere, I'tntn. ttoonaa, Llnrarlaa and Hall,
If yoa'.a.t plrnita" tf . "n 4 ?doi" I'..
'
UNIEItTAltIX
la all its branehaa, vroBptly atlaadod to.
Ol'LtCH. MeCORiri.l a on
Claarlald, Pa., Peb. S, '7S.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DRALKR IN
II TT la TAT T r.1 -TT "W-. -w
-T U 1 V IN 1 1 U lirJi.
n attki:shi:s,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STRBRT, NRAR P. 0.
The aadtral. ntd beaa leave to tnrnrm it.. .1.1.
tsaa of Claarlald, and the pablla (eneratly, tbat
bs haa ta band a tna aaaortmoat of Pnrnltnn.
Battel, Karlor Bo tea. Horllnln. ana II. .......
?k'": '-adiea' aad Oeata' Eaay Cbalra, the Per
E.",f""rto' '" ""
"inaaor uaaire, viotaeB Hart, Stan and RatM.
" Ld,i"' Barabbiag Braahaa, Aa
I r ' ""
".liable for Holiday arta.au.
- JOHN TROUTMAN.
'
nn. nalM ,.- , .
T,,C BcU 8 Run W 00,Cn
Paea townabls, Claarlald Ct, Pa
HURNBD IIVTI
SOT SOT
BURNED UPI
Tk.l. iv a.
S"I.rnDf,o ovaaity, la laa trtttlta tf a drat.
woolaa Maaataetary, with all tha -i
ai,n,.nuu.iuk 1 " : . ."
".'a, ....im.r.i, Batlnetu. HI. a.
l"..
'" Mk aa tiaailaa tar atttk.
oardino and PULLINO
aw-aa w , WUBWTB MEiaBllttaB. Wauaou
Irf" alu ilrksi.i''"-r
t7?'.,l?!' "." " """ '"'
"PM ttat attloa, and by atrltt attaa-
?."f .rrT" " "'aiabar.
IO.OOO POUNDS WOOL WANTRDI
Wt will aay tba blabtat atarhal nrl. a.. au
! I? ' aatlafattlta wa taa
' VODHBOSl At SONS,
Btwtr P.
aprltlltf
War (Dint ttatrtUcmrnt.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Pabllihod tviry'Wtdaaadaj by
G. B. GOODLANDER,
CI. UAR FIELD, P Aw,
Haa tha Lar(aat C'lrealatloa tf aajr paper
la North waatara faanaajlvattla.
The large and constantly Increasing
circulation of the Ripubucan,
renders it valuable tobusiooss
man as a modium thro'
whiob to reach the
publio.
Tkbms up Subsoeiptioh ;
If paid iu advance, . , . 12 00
If paid after three months, . 3 60
If paid after six months, . . 8 00
When papers aro seut outside of the
oounty pay mo nt must be in advance.
ADVERTISING:
Ton lines, or less, 3 timos, . (160
Each subsequent insertion, JO
Administrator' Notices, . 2 60
Executors Notices, . . . . 2 60
Auditors' Notices, .... 2 60
Cautions and Estrays, ... 1 60
Dissolution Notices, . . . 2 60
Professional Cards, 6 lines, year, 6 00
Speoial notices, per line, ... 20
YEARLY ADVEHTISEMENTS:
One square, 10 lines, . . , 18 00
Two squares, ...... 15 00
Three squares, : . . . . 20 00
Ono fourth column, . . . . 60 00
One-half column, -. . . . 70 00
One column, 120 00
IILANKN.
We have always on hand a large stock
of blanks ot all descriptions.
SUMMONS.
SUBPCENAS,
EXECUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT,
LEASES,
BONDS,
FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
to., Ac, Ao.
JOB PRINTING.
We ara prepared to do all kinds of
PRINTING
80CH Al
POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES,
CARPS, J
LETTER HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
BILL HEADS,
STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS,
Ao., Ac,
IN THE BEST STYLE,
AND ON
REASONABLE TERM8.
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
Geo. B. Goodlander,
Clcnrflcld,
ClearAeld County, Pa.
$Usrrl!atifous.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolls & Saw Logs.
Oarwtaavllla, Jan. , IS tf
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOUKAGK IIOilK IXDl'STliy
TUB andardsliad, having t.telill.k.j . ..
aery oa tbe 'Pike, about half aa, b.,."
Clcail.ld aad Corweneville, ia artnarad V
aiah all kind, tf PlltlT THUil, ,.tuij
dwarf,) livvryrMaa, Bhrabbwy, Orap, v "
Uooeabarry, Uwtoa Bla.jkb.iry, St.k'
aad Haapbarry Viaaa. Alao, Kibrrian Crab I, '
Qulnea, and early actrlat Hhubarb, Ac (,, ""'
prompUy atUadad to. Addraaa, ' '
J- I- WllltiUI
aP - Carwnnui,, p,
A Bargain !
FARM FOR SALE!
Tba aadtrrienad ofiVra at private ..I. o,.,
aabla farm ailuatad in UKAIIAM Toll.sjtp'
CltarAtld ooaaty, kaowa aa tha
VlltLKf .f .1f,
Ooatalalol 121 aarea, tn of which ara rlf,i
and bavins thareoa arret. J a larjv fu u. , '
lag houae, l.rja frarae bare, and the olLrr aa.,,
aary outbuilding., toaelhrr with a lar.e n,.l...i
good water, elo. Tba property will ba .i,i ul
very eaay terme Por further .erti-ol,,, inm
uf tbe tubacribar, In per.ov, or by Irttpr.
rrtAKr. riKLDIN'u
Cleartald, Pa , Marob 14th. laall.-if
IMPSOVg Tur HOUR.
GUENTHER'S LUNG HEALER
CURES CONSUMPTIO",
pitting ot iiii. r.rnnnin . A.ifiuti. - . , f .
and all dl..ca of Ilia I'iCni i vr tt .
Irfrt SO a -:ila nod Uu. I'd ; ,
OUENTHEH & CO. Prourwur
98 Fdth Anaot, PinsBuatiH, PA.
APK YOUR DRl'OOIST POK II.
Ootoltr 97, lSSS Sra.
READING FOR ALLll
BOOKS & STATIOSEHY
Market fU, Clearfield, (t Itie Pokl OA.rr,i
TOE vnderilffDMl fcagi Ictrt to udoudc t
tb oitiieai of Clcrfl)d and vicinity, ibn
ho htU flttod up ft room aod bai in ft rt.',.j
from tbo city with m lr(rt amoaot of rutin,
BtftUor, eooiiattog im part of
Bibles and MiBcellaneous Bocks,
Blank, Account aad PaM Booka ol . .1.
eription ; Vaw and fcoTelopai. French trtini
and plain) Peru and Peaciti; Blank Ufa
rapara, lieoda. K.rlg.,r, Judmeni, Eiatt.
tton aad Promiaarv uolea ; U'hita and i'trci.
meat Britjf. Iaral Can. Hord Cat. a&d Y.m r.
8hjt Muiie, for tit bar Piano, Vlutc or Xu,i,t'
oonataatljr oo band. Any book a or itatiutikfi
daairod that I ma; aot hart on hand.wil U ordar.d
by irat txproaa, and tuld at wbolaialc or retail
to nit euatomcrf. I will alao ktcp rrituuti
Htarataro, aach aa Uasatlnca, Nowaj 11 t-rt. It
r. A. UAI I.IN.
Claarflald. Maj T, !Ht58-tf
New Departure
LUTIIERSBURG!
Uareafter, fjooda will bt .old for CASH or:,,
or la axchacire for firoduoe. No book, will t.
ke.t la tt,t fuiurt. All old amount, tuu,: I.
Battled. Thot who oanaol ra.b op, will plr.r.
baad ovtr tbalr aotaa aad
CLOSE THE RECORD.
I aa dcttriaiacd to toll my jroodi at ml
pria, and at a dtaooant far balow that tr
offarad ia tbla TfotDltv. Iha dtaconet I allow mi
euitonart. will Dak a then rich in twrol yen, If
uaj iuiiow my aanet ana buy ibtir gootlf f r
I will pa oarh for wheat, oati and cow
DANIKL GOODLA.ND1K
Latharatiarit, Jan aary 17, 1S77.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
SKCOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PURE DltUCJS!
CHEMICALS!
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STI FF
VARNISHES,
BRUSHES,
FANCY flOODS,
PERFUMERY,
TOILET ARTICLES,
OF ALL KINDS,
PVRE WIXES AXD ZIQVOSS
far antdlelaal pareotta.
Tniattt, Sapporttrt, Sobool Books and Statlta-
try, and all othar artlolea aaoally
fonnd la a Drag Store.
PHYSICIANS PPRRCTtTPTrnwa riBF.
FULLY C0MPOIINDKD. II...... i.. .,.
ptrtaatt la tha baalaeaa tbey eaa give entire uu
J. O. HARTSWICK,
. . JOHN P. IRWIN
Claarlald. Dxamher IS, I8J4.
- u 1 I rWL
I" a miiiniil of tha vlrtiiM nf aar vtrilla,
atllllnina, nianilrakt, vallnw tlntk, aviili lli
li-llclr. uti,tHh anil irtm, all nm-rrfiil l'l"'l
nmltlin. blnori-t-lrwnaliiK, and llfranatainlni!
ali'inonla. It Is tha tttirr-at, aalat, Btui In
avnrr w ay the moat enVtual altrrnt it f ni'"H
rlitft known or available to tin- pnMic H"
rlpni'sa of inailii lnn ami t liptiilatrv h
ntvr irotltH-nl ao valnalila a romr.lt. it'T
oiin an wl..nt to rum all tliamtaaa rr.iillnuj
from Imi.tim lilno.1. It rnroa rtrnifiila. al
alt arnifiiloua llaraara. I.rylv!rtv H""'.
or Ht. Antliniiy'a I'lrr, I'luipln ati'l
r'arw-crurn, I'll.tiiloa, Hlotrhfa, IMI;
Tumora, Tatlrr, 1 1 union. Unit llli.iim.
ISmilil.llxa.l, lilnavtorni, I Irora, Unrra,
tlifillnntlam MnrriirUl lllamac '
alln, I-emu lo Wrakniaana antl Irrrs
Inrlllra, .Iniinillrr, AllN-tlona of IM
I-lvtr, Iryai.f.paln, Kmarialloli, ''
(riifml 1)1 nilltj.
Ily Its sonn lilnii sml c Iranairn nttftUti
It ntirir.'a out tin' foul corrupt "hi'
contatnlnato tha hloml, ami rnw .l.-rnnl!'-irtrttl
r.ti'1 ,orny. t allinillstra at.,.1 alilHi n"
tha vital fitnrtlona. It pmrnolra pni-rev aim
trmiirtli. It ri-atoraa anil prfwrvra Icalth
It infuarn ni'W lit" Itnrl vigor tlmiii.'h"iit tli
wholfi avatorn. No auffcror from am Hi'm
athlrhnrlaaa from ItnporilTfif tltr. I.l.vl nfl
Uraratir.vt lin III (iv Avail's Ham.""" "
litir trial. Itwimnilwr, tha rarliT tl"
trlul, tlio apootllBr tha euro.
I'a rtHitt hat h.rn fumlahotl tn phval lana
var.rwhnn.; an. I Ihor, m-OKnlllnn llaanl
rloi t)iiaiiiii, ailinliiLator it In their proem
For nnarty forty vaara Atks' R.wa'1
llll.t.4 Inu hrwn wlilaly uatvl. and It now pr
Iha ontmrltnoa of million, of pwi
who hare axrwriwnrtai barnflta (rota H
vtlloua curative vlrtooa.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co.,
rrasrUaal and Aaaalttltal tastaJeta, .
Lewed, Msss.
seu st au sasssiHs msTwtsrsS.
TRADE QjjluMK.