THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARKIKLD, PA.
WKDNESDAY M0RN1NO, APRIL 17, 1181.
Terms or Subscription,
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ri:m;khi noticed.
Mrtln.lUt l.ptaeopal Church Rev. Quo,
L(kt, 1'estor. rervice vry naunem iv
, M., ami Tf r. m.
bbath School at A. M.
iTr Meetim every Wedndy, at T4 P. M
CutuD anion (service, flnt Babbatb of every
uonth, at 10 A. M.
HmI ( If arfltld M. E. Church Rv.
(1r"uu Aura, raftor. rraaobiof every
iltcrnate Rundny, at S o'clock, P. M. Sunday
School at lt M. All inr itd to attend.
lrrb)trriau Churh-ReT. n. B.Bpvluiu
-Sabbath services morning and evening Sab
bath School at 1 F. M. Prayer Meeting Wednos
lay evening.
Ilaptist Church. Rv. , Pastor.
Sahimili Stbool alt P. M. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday Taniog.
it. lrnncln Church Catholic Roy. P
J.hHaain. Divine servio at 10 A. U.. on
tt. ft nt, third and fourth Bundaysof oaoh month;
Vespers and Henedletlon oft ha Blessed Sacrament
at 7 o'clock, P. M. Sunday School every ban day
afternoon at I o'clock.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
tin a or ajoLOias quAkrua suasions oot'aT.
Hncond Monday of January.
Third Monday of March.
Fust Monday of J una.
Fourth Monday of Saptcmbar.
TIKI OF IOLD1II COM MOV fLBA..
Flnt Monday of J ana.
Second Monday of November.
pi'ilio orrtctRf.
United State Senator J. Donald Cameronr
llarrlsbnrg, 1 tophi a county ; Jobs I. Mitchell,
Wetlsboro, Tioga county.
Cungrf$mant -Governor Audrtw 3. Curttn,
llellelonte. Contra county.
Senator Hon. Cyrui T. Aleiauder, He lit font,
Centra county.
A,rm)-'yUon. Jsraei FJynn, Smith' Milli,
Clearfield county.
I'rttiHtnt J.op--IIon. Charles A. Mayer,
'.ock Haven .
Aiiiitant Lam Judy Hod. John II. Orvl, of
'IrlWonte.
Afociat Judge Ahrm Ogden, Clearfield
Vincent B. Holt, Clearfield.
Prothonelary James Kerr.
Rtgitter and Uncord er Uenrge M. Ferguson.
Trtaiurer Philip Dotts,
IHttriet Attorney J. Y. McKanriek.
Sheriff James Mabaffey.
n..L,t Skrrif . I. Thorn Dion.
(.'ownfy Surety or Samuol V. MoCloikey, Cur-
Cnnntf CommifiontrtC. W. Kyler, Graham
ton P. 0.: Klah Johniton, Oramplaa Uilli P. 0.;
John Norrif, Sr.. CurweniTilla
Commifiontr$' Cerfc John W. Howt.
runt9 n.iWr-Wllliam V. Wrl(tbt, Clear
fin J : J.iwpb Oilliland, Tbroa Rum J. 8. 'or
Ctuniw Coroner Jamei A. Mro, Clearflold.
Commiinert Andrew J. Jaffkion, Clear
fled, Wm. R. Hrown, Clearflold.
S-iprrintrndtnt of PmbUe W M. L. Me.
Qanwn, U enrnciu.
A.r.V. -i.Wohn W.WrlRlty, Wm. Ra
Iflnujrh, Cyrni Oordt.n, Clearfialdj Joph R,
Irwin, V. K. Arnold, Cnrwentrillo t J- A- Living
itc.nt. Dultoli City.
Yl-;tUF couRffi:!
"Win vou uka wht, oati or eorn for tub.
s ri.ii"n ?" Wo are often inquirad of in thli way
by litter from palroni who retido at a diitaneo
!;, ri-Brlicld. Wa itin aay yea. The receipt!
f a reijHKiiiihla merchant or njill nwnr In tba
Ti"i(iitv, will anpwer ui juft u well aa tba oaib.
T.h illiuttrata: If any of oor patrona will daher
ur a bg f (train at tho mill of Joaeph II. llrath,
in Cbeit townihip, Hrao Patohio. in Horoaida,
Thorns H. torcay, in tirahaw, Wm- Porter or
Mtaw'e, in Lawrence, or Brown A Peylor'i. at
ll ton, 1'oioB townibip, and forward thair
rrrfipia for the awunt, we will oredlt thotn on
thrir account for tbe lama. In thia way all may
neon pny what Ihey owe, if they will puriua thii
?"ric.
ataAdvortiHui't and othors will bear
in mind that all artiolei intanded tor puDitoauoo
in tLii paj er matt be banded In, not lator than
luefday, at 9 A. M. Don't forget U!
)!iirtU'ttonttlio Opera Houeo to night!
Trimmed lltUs and Bonnets at T.eh-
HrTmirinp fenced and plowing land
Li the work of lha farmer thia dayi,
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Tho now hotel at Cresson Springs
will ba Jut) feet loon and I2i feat wide.
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Wurm April thowei!H will bring May
flner and bug, fliei and morquitoea.
Mr. Henry liutler, o! Now York, ifi
tiiitiogbii loo, Kef. 11. autiar.in idib piae.
This is deli'httul growing weather.
The rapid progreia of tba grain and graif il quite
visible.
Haveyou Rot a ticket for Uurdotto's
lecture to tba Opera Houia mia neiDoaaay;
evening !
Dr. Fred Todd, of Uoul.dal, who
fau bean epending lha pait year In Flortu, baa
rrturoed bome.
Samuel ILagorty, of llagerty's
Ituada, itarted on a tour of Inapeolioa to Cali
fornia yentirday.
Krog eoncorlB ami load matinoor arc
pniiiiinnt arauifmf-nta in tba rural diftrteti at
tt.ii aoAxon of tha year.
On account of tho back wardncM of
tho aeaaon, it il feared there will ba a learelty of
floweri on Daeoration day.
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Tho Mount Vernon (O.) Republican
!ji : ''Mr Burdatta'i lecture iparklei Ilka a dia
mond from beginning to end."
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Tho Commissioner advertise tho
'Ooodfellow" bri-lga timber and toll hoow for
Pile. Sea advertiaenipnt In tbU paper.
Tho man who takes tho paper but
ii too poor to pay for II will bring tin wire and
(l irteen children to tha ctrrui next Friday.
-Our
townsman, Mr. John I. Pallor-
noil hai bwo mm monad to attend the foiled
Stat'i Diitrict Court j Pittsburgh neit month.
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Wo learn from the Osceola Reveille
thatfoartaoD earl ware wreoked In tba railroad
yard at Oioeola by a nliplaoed iwitch on Mon
day of lait weak.
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Pr. C. N. Uickok, of Hudford, we
Ic.rn from lb. ff.mla of ih.l .lct, D hm .Uot
d Of.d W.rJ.o ol tlx anmi hoigr, 1. 0. 0.
F , of r.nniylr.Dla.
Tho old wooden liable which stood
ob tli. rttr of Sn.tur WtHaca'i lot b.t b.n lorn
down to Dilkiroom for ft brick liable, the found.
tion of wbich btf ben oiDii)ono.d.
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An iddilion in boiny built to the law
offtVt of W.ll.ct Krtbl. A olt II lo bo built
la f..r tho Mft ko'iln of loblo p.ir, od
other lnprotim.nl .III bo oooiimm.Ud.
A Jolinntown (jcnllcmun has prow
log ' prtmlin uu.nlilj ol .li.niroek biob
w.i loot to bl from Irilud liuo .JO ud
lt.niil.ol..l. It II Coorlihinf thoujb lo 111
IIOliTO loll.
A. M. DruiRkt-r, of LulliuniburK, has
libra not LtlUri of Admlnlilrolloa oo lb. .il.U
of Henry lloow, drcetlod, Ulo of Brdj towi
il,,r, ,nd hoi been dolj ijoilifirl to ndmlnlmr
on tbi i.uii
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Major David K. Klswvilor, of Vir
ginia, a former clilian of our oounty, and well
known hj eferjbody in It, Ii in town. Wa nn
deriiftnd that It la hit deilrt to make Clearfield
Hi home la the future.
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Tho Jndiunapolis (Ind.) Journal, in
l eaking of Mr. llurdetta'i lecture, aayi i "It
full of side splitting fan, taa greeted with
an almuit continued round of laughter and tp
pltuia, nud gara Inflolt aallafaction."
William Iorvitl now wenra tho star
Bf a i-uiicunai, by amboriiy H the Iowa Coun
cil. II oarriei all tba Jewelry and paraphernalia
to pioj erl.v lecure all "rougha" and panena who
"liduct ihemielvai In a rude, b'dattroui or
"wemr; manner.
Mr. Htupheii Holt, of Morris town
'bip. wa kaia by poitera printed at thii eflloe,
"'! ll all bli personal property en Saturday,
U'y llfih, eonikiling of horses, aows, farm lm
'1menta, honHhold good, Ae. Pale will open
t 12 a'cloek of tha day Indiaalad.
Juiiils Witherow, a I-awronce town
'tii pauper, aged about ii or 4 years, died and
dmi; fjB Wadneiday of lait week. Ha had baea
charge on the towoahlp for a year or more, and
ftb tba day af bis death ha bad partakaa af a
kiarty dinner and had gotm a neighboring
hotia where he was arranging some hair to mani
""tire a "iwiteh." Whtle rhas engaged he ai
fva. HLi reacina ware iaterraJ at Mt. Joy en
''Way.
New ffooda! Cheap goods!! Good
good, at Moore's.
A nice lot oi Uditu Linen and Mo
hair Ulster Just received ti Lehman's.
A Skuo Hum. The Pennaylvenift
Railroad Company paid $214,000 to Its Altoea
employes this month.
Peraonn visiting town, should not
fill to visit Moore's store and Uke a look round
if they da tot arith U purchase.
Mr. Rurdotto, of the liurlinton (la.)
Hmwkrf, leeturaatkia (Wadaaaday) araning in
the Opera Houae. Don't forget It I
The most stylish line of slippers that
ever eama Into Clearflald eounty era only to ba
lean at Moora'i. (Apr. V, tl-4t.
A t Moore's, in the Opera II on ho, is
tba ehoepeet place t buy your boots and laoee,
hall and sapa, and Uaote' furniibiog goodi.
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We should not sutler trotn a Cough,
whan a aw doaae ol Ayar UUerry rectorai will
cure. Time, money, comfort, baalth, all are
aved by It.
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The show is coming, and wo have a
large atook of Meni,'Yonth'i,Boy'a and Children '
Clothing, on band at bottom prioea t
HiRLiaoaa A Rook.
Bob Burdclte,the linrlinifton Hawk-
eye man, will lac to re in Pic's Opera llouie neit
Wedotidar cTsning, April 37 lb. Burdette it a
funny man, and yru abould put fail to bt-ar him.
AdmiMion low.
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Mr. (tuinr.burg has received his
Spring itook of gools. It will ba to the advantage
of those who wadt any olotbing, gtate furniab
tug goodi, etc., te call and a i amine bis stock. See
his new advertisement ia this paper.
Business ! We learn that the lady
member of tha Clearfield H. K. Congregation
propose holding a Loan Kibibltiou and aa Ice-
Cream anl Strawberry Festival In tbe Lecture
Room of the Church, about tha last of May or
tbe flnt of June. Tha profit of which will be
bandtd orer to lha Church.
A Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety was organjted by tbe ladies of the Clearflald
Prtbytrian Cborch lait Wedaeiday afternoon
The followlog officer! ware eboieo :
Preildent- Mri. II 8, Butler,
Vice President Mn. Nannie R. Fulforrt,
Peeratary Mr. R. II. Shaw,
TribiurcrMisa Mary Moisop.
Barn IHirsko. Wo learn that a
large barn, about 60s, OS feet, on a farm owned by
Clark B. Nerris, situate about one mile and a half
oath of Curwenivillr, wa dertroyed by fire early
on Friday ereolDg last The farm wai occupied
by a tenant A lot of grain stored in the building
wa consumed. Tbe property was insured for
about ooa-lbird of Its value.
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Voi.i'ntif.r Information. An cx
change say : "Aa Erie preacher, who wa an
noyed by tha ladies of bia congregation turning
about in their seats, paused In hia diioonre to
say : 'Ladies, if you will give ma your attention
for a few moment, I will keep a lookout on the
door, and if anything worse than a man enters, I
will warn you In time for you tn make your
escape.' "
Band Kehtival 1 Tbe CitUen's
Cornet Band will bold a Festival In Pie's Opera
Home, commencing Monday lOih (Decoration
day) and to continue all week. Strawberries, lee
cream, oranges, randier, nuti, eta. The hoy so
licit aid from the ladies In lb way of donation
of oakea, cream, etc., and will call upon our
cltlisn in a fsw days lo ascertain what they arc
willing to contribute.
Wo wero in error in stating last
weak that Mr. W . C. Cardon would Uke poison. on
of the Mancioo lluma, in this borough, on tbe
first af May neit. Mr. Cardon has purchased
tbe property, but tbe leaie of Mr. S. B. Row
doei net expire until lha lit of April, 18M2, and
unlets totne "new deal" takes place In the mean
time the prefect landlord will bold the fort until
the eipiretioo of bli leave.
Death of H. F. Nai olk. A dis
patch wa received at thii place last Tbunday,
announcing tba death of Henry F. Naugie, who
aotoa four or Are year ago kept a Jewelry itora
in thi borough. Ha remorse! from here to Free
moot, Ohio, where be wa engaged In the same
bu ilneai at the time of hi death. He laavci a
wife and three children to mourn. One of the
oh lid raw. a oa Is a helpless Inralld-
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Look Oct! Some of tho "specula
tors" Id Life loin ranee policies Issued in Penn
sylvania mutual oomiianie hare been extensively
operating in Frederick eounty, M J., tba aggregate
mm mi urea reacting into million, anu so mucn
interest ba been excited by the recent diaeovery
of the a operation that action by tbe next Mary
land Legialature to prevent the traffic la confi
dently talked ot. Philadelphia litcortt.
We learn that tbi game Is being played by
"ipeoulatori" ia our county, and that name of
prominent oltiaen here are cited a supporting
tba fraud. Sueh is aot tba fact, and our people
should be on their guard.
A rail man named Christ. Frank
bonier, whose home is near Curwenivllle, and a
river policeman, named Decker, gat into an alter
ation about a raft at Look Haven on Saturday
last, which resulted In Frankhousar striking tba
policeman on tbe bead with a heavy club caus
ing serinui Injur I m. Frankhouaer waa arrested
nd la in. Jail at Lock Haven. It sppear that
Frsnkfa'iusar bad a raft tied, aad the policeman
wanted him to move it farther down. This
Frankhouaer refused to do. Tbe policeman
picked up an ax and wa about cutting the rope,
when the former picked up a pieca of a Inch pole
and struck Deoker on lb bead and the result
may prove fatal.
A Slow Bottle Traveler. The
Wllllamsport ftuelr at BuUrtin of Saturday last
contains the following notice, wbieh will he read
with Interest i
"Mr. J.U. VYelteroth found a bottle on Thar
day, the 14th in it , In tha river near Lop port's
furniture factory, South Williauisport. In the
bottle which had been tightly sealed, wa found
a piece of paper bearing the fullowiog menage
Rrrovo, February SO. Ift'S.
To Wiotorvtr may Jtnd thit : The boys of the
Renovo high school, wishing to try aa experi
ment, put this In a bottle In t bis place on Wednes
day evening at Dfteen minutes of fla o'clock,
Tha Under of this will confer a gieat favor by in
form ins; 'he ndenlgned by postal curd or letter.
Yours, respectfully, Ciuni.na Moork,
Oroiuir tlLRNN,
Renovo, Clinton county, Pa.
According to tbe above note this bottle messen
ger ha been over three years working Its way
from Rtnova to Williamspart. It 1 certainly
one of tbe aloweit bottle movement! on the West
Branch aeer brought to our notice.
Fine Stock. John (ilaub, ot Law
rence township, lat week purchased a shorthorn
Durham bull ( Red Duke) from Col. Oeorge 8brop
shire, of Bourbon eonnty, Kentucky, for IflOO.
This Viol I Is not quite eletea months old, and
weljched I.MH pounds on the day of sale. Tbls
Is ue nf tha Bnett bred anlmale la tbe United
States, his pedigree running back through the
American and Kngllsh herd books fur sixteen vol
um. Mr. Olauh end the gentlemen who a
aisled him In purchasing Red Duke deserve great
credit, for the farmer of ClesrAeld ouoty now
have a good an opportunity of raising a Una
grade eatt la a though they lived In the "blue
grass" rrgioni of Kentucky, and they will cer
tainly avail tbemsalve of thli privilege aad im
prove their itock. A the timber la oar midst is
rapidly disappearing, oor people will eventually
be oompslled te resort to other pursuit. Farm
ing and nock-raising are among sue most piaai
aat and pre III aide builneiae that a man oaa en
gage In, If they only start out In the right direc
tion. There ii ai much moaey te he realised
from good eat tie aad good horse a there is from
good timber.
Railroad Wreck. About 5 o'clock
last Saturday af ataoon levea wadel cars broke
loose from tba train standing on tba elding at the
Summit atatioa on tbe T. A C. Railroad Jumped
tha switch aid started down tbe road toward
Tyrone. No brakeman being on, they eoold sot
be stepped. Aa angina wa tmmedlataly seat
after them. Tba ear Jumped the trak at lha
north end ef tbe curve, striking tbe water plug
newly built), tearing it entirely down, and alio
destroying forty ar Ifty feet ef track. Ne penon
wa hart. The men working at the "Big Fill
were terribly frightened when they law it eoalng
and heard tha terrible eraah. Train No. IS,
wbich waa ahoat passing Vail, waa held there
nniil the engine that waa coat after them ratura
ed lo tbe Summit. Tbe Mall train going eoiib
waa detained at the "Big Fill" about one hoar.
Tbe Iom or the water tank will amount to a
couple of thousand dollar. The tarea ear wore
loaded with about M.OOO pounds of aoeleaoh.
Tba ears were badly moaned up going aver tbe
bank. Condaeter Uraffu wa getting ready te
Uke tha loaded trait down tba mountain to
Tyrone when It broke, and the aavea ear ttarUd
aa their twa aooeuat, Tha speed ef then ars
going down lhat steep grade tan be Imagined,
and no persona Injured I a mtraclt. More i
Imailna those alxty men an the track at work en
tha "Big rui whan tbty aa what wee earning
dowa the mountain I They sealed the height an
almost at god time a tha Uila aw king
DECORATION DAY.
Tbeeittian of Clearflold aad vicinity and the
member of Larimer Post, Q rani Army af lha Re
pablla will nnlte thla year In the observance af
Decoration day, May SO, and will ate every effort
to make the oeremonlce ol that day mora Imposing
than aver before known la tbla vlaiatty. Col.
John W. Forney, of Philadelphia, has bean
aeea red to deliver the oration, and will ba present.
unless prevented by sickness or aome other
unavoidable circumstance. Let all unite la hon
oring the memory of the fallen heroes. Every
body In Clearflald eounty la Invited to he present
aad particlpata In tha aer monies of honoring
tba fallen dead.
The Committee ef eitlaen and tba Committee
appointed by Larimer Post met and org an i tad
the following programme:
Ckitf ifartknl Dr. E. M.SraiuaaR.
COKMirTBBOS tTITATIO.
W. A. Harr, A. M. Row,
J. F. McKcarick, K. A. Bigler,
J. Frank Snyder.
CONHITTKB 01 riKint B.
Jam Kerr, W. M. Rbaw,
II. F. Wallace, A. F. Boyutun,
George Ferguson, W. R. MoPberson.
COMMITTUK OS DICOUATIOlt.
Geo. C. Moore.
P. A. Gaulin,
James Kerr,
Alloa Showers.
Q ussls Kratser,
Mary Brown,
Kitty McCullougb,
Alloa Bet I,
Jennia Reynolds,
Carrie Wilson,
Nannie McLaughlin, Nannie Low man,
Mary Houston, Minnie Kennarilf
AgK Row, Helen Shirk,
Juliet lleauiigneur, Onasie Oearbeart,
Nettle Young-, Minnie Millar,
Nannie Sbaw, Alice Ogieu,
Pasiie Sumo, Ida 0 it den,
Kate Bridge, Ruth MoOaughay,
Minnie Wation, Mary Wbilebill,
Kdith Burch fluid, Jennie Bridge,
Alice Worrell, Huth How,
Maud Hpaokman, Frances McKanriek,
Annie Leitainger, Pallia Oaulin,
Lillia Kiley, Mary Snyder,
Maggie Leidy, Annie K regie,
Emma Graham, Ida Thompson,
Nellie McCullougb,
com mitt an ox araaKBKe. "
Capt. P. A. Uaulln, Smith V. Wilson.
OOMUITTIB TO Mill OU&TB.
Cornellua Owens, Oliver Conklin,
W. A. Ogden, R. J. Sbaffoer,
Jerry Oar doer, Luin Amis,
W. B. Miller.
ri.ORAL COMMITTER.
J. I. Patterson, Mr. Reekie Fulton,
Amos Row, " Anna Fulton,
J. L.Lea ry, " K.S. Liddell,
Harry Wa'lace, " m. K. Wallace,
J. Maurice Hofrr, " W. II. Dill,
C. L. Biddle, " Elliabeth Hbaw,
J L. R. Ileichhold, James Msbefley,
A. Bowman Weaver, " J. M. Hastings,
L. J. Morgan, ' Jamea Dougherty,
C. II llallord, N J. K. Johnaton,
Eli Bloom, " JohnUulioh,
J. F. Powell, " Frank Short.
Frank Cardon, " G. D. Ooodfallow,
J.Kay Wrigley, M D. Benner,
J. M. Blew art. " L.J. Morgan,
Harvey Ale, ' D. W. Moore,
Mrs. S. J. Row, ' Mary Cmtn,
" Walter Barrett, C. Clay Roger,
" Frank Fielding, " F. B. H hatter,
" J. II. McKnally, " 0. L. Moore,
F.O-Harris, T. J. Boyer,
u F. O. Chorpennlng, " D. G. Nevling,
J. W. Wright, " Alf. Mitchell,
M T. II. Murray, " A. J. fberbaugb,
Wm. D. liifflpr, " L. K. McCullougb,
" J. P. Burcbtield, " Harry Liringaton,
" J. I. Patterson, " Kd. Burohfleld, -
" J. M. Newer I, " Harry Hemphill,
A.M. Hills, W. 8. Taylor,
" K. M. cicbourer, M John Stadlor,
41 Harry BlKlr, " H. T. King,
" D. L. Krebs, " Fred. Irwin,
" G. L. Read, " Toad. Hhaw,
" W. R. MoPharson, ' Dr. Sweeney, ,
" Joseph Balrd, " Putnam Smith,
" G. Laidy, ' Harvey Pass mora,
AI. M. Row, W. A. Ogden,
T. A. Fleck, " J. F. McKanriek,
" H. S. Butler, Wm. R. Brown,
" ilenrv Uridjre, " Andrew Pentt,
" H B.VanValtab, " Gas Leavy,
" John Fulford, Mil Edith Tate,
" Ed. B i;ler, " Blanche Mossop,
W. A. Wallace, Ltllla Tate,
" W. W. lletts, " Guaaie Wallace,
" W. J. Holler, " Carrie Boyer,
" Melina Bigler, " Jennie Bigier,
" Kli Bloom, " Ruth Row,
" (io. Wearer, " Ruth Weaver,
" P. A. Gaulin, " Emma Foley,
" Geo. W. llbeeia, " Frances Foley,
" t. B. Row, " Anni Wright,
" J. G. Uartawlck, " Carrie Boggs,
- Richard Bbaffner, Kata Lrnob.
" Harrison Specce, " AMna Denning,
" Richard Shaw, ' Alice Flegal,
M James Kerr, " Lou Hetsey,
" James McLaughlin, " Helen Powell,
I). W. McCurdy, " Jennie Shaw,
" A. F. Boy n ton, " Frank Shower,
" Helen Huston, ' Blanche Robins,
H E. W. Graham, " Jennie Powell,
" J. L. Mel'herion, " Jennie McCullougb
" Reuben MoPberson, " Edith McCullougb,
" F.K.Smlib, " Marie McAlpine,
' J. S. Shower, " Annie MaoUod,
W. M. flhaw, " Kate Moore,
" Joeepb Shirk, " Cornelia Larimer,
" Richard Shirk, ' Llbbie Smiley,
" Israel Test, " Klla Goodfellow,
Geroge Thorn, Clara Beausigneur,
" J. D. Snoke, " Mary McGaugbey,
" Harry Shaw, " Maud Dear heart,
" John Simmons, Bella Mitchell,
' Samuel Snoke, M Sadie Mitchell,
" Henrietta Welch, " Annie Mitchell,
" F. M. Cardon, " Vira Thompson,
" W. C. Cardon, " Mary Sackett,
" George Young, " Graoe Row,
M Jamas Adams, " Clara Howe,
" Cyrus Gordon, M Ada Ale,
" G. Ii. Goodlander, " Jennie Row,
" Geo. D, Hunk, N Minnie Bridge,
" 8. I. Snyder, ' Carrie Sbaw,
" Wm H. Molbolland, i HattieSwan,
" Wm. V. Wright, " Annie Mitchell,
" John McGaughey, Liiile Reed,
" II. W.Smith, Fannie Shaw,
Frank Reed, Klla Sbaw,
" J. K. Bottorf, Maggie Irvln,
" John McBride, " Suaia MacLeod,
J. G.Scbrvver, ' Sophie Smith,
" J. Irvln McBrids, " Pasiie Wilson,
A.P.Moore, May Merrell,
G. W. Snyder, " Karab Porter,
' Harry Snyder, Mary Kratser.
O. B. Merrell, Helen Irvin,
' Klam Brown, " Lillia McKinslry,
' Samuel Scbank, Lydia Sou gar t,
" J. M. Adami, " Mary Worrell,
' J. F. Irwin, Klisa John ion,
C. Owens, " Emni Watson,
Henry Owens, M Ella McClellan,
D. R. Fnllerton, " Pallia Cooper,
' Samuel I. Surge, " Alice Ogden,
" J. A. Stock, Lillia Goodfellow,
M. G. Rook, " Km ma Camp,
' J. A. Faust, Martha Tate.
HORRIBLE 1
Tha following we clip from the Brookvtlla
Democrat of April 30th t "We have beard the
particular of a aad and horrible accident which
occurred in tbe edge of Armstrong eounty, near
tbe JelTanen oounty Una, on Monday of laat week.
William Neal, an eld man, aged perhaps eighty
year! Ilred with bla daughter and three or four
little grand ehildrea, near tbe little village of
Eddy? Ilia. Tbe eld man bad become ao decrepit
be could only get about with great difloalty, and
hi condition waa auoh that if be should fall
down be could not rise without aasiitanoe. On
the evening of tbe day mentioned hi daughter
startel acros lb field to n neighbor' houae to
get aome milk, leaving her father and her three
or four little children at tbe bouse. Soon after
her departure on of tbe little girla came Into the
house and told her grandfather the roof of the
bouee wa on fir. He told theliltle girl U go at
one for her mother. Ha made his way by eorn
mean to the garret, and wa followed by another
of tba little girls with a bucket of water. While
ia the garret be fell dowa and wa attar ly
unable to rite.- He told hi grand-daughter te
go down and Uke all the children out of tbe
house, but he would bav to bora op aa he could
aot get oat ef the garret. Thla little girt then
left him, aad with the other children went to the
barn, leaving the babe, n few months old, In tbe
eradle In Ihe house. The gtrt aent for the mother
missed bar in seme way, hut the mother aoon re
turned, having discovered the fire oa ber way.
Aa aoon aa she entered the house her Brat thought
wa for her falter, knowing his helpless eonditlon.
She sought him in every room in the building,
and then went to the garret, tbe door of which
wa olosed, and resisted all effort lo open IL Sb
knew aot at the time that the old men waa there.
It 1 thought that la hi atrnggle to get out he
had rolled again at the doer aad held It fast.
She then removed hef babe, aad the aelghbera
began to gather la, whoa the children told where
their grandfather was. By thla time there waa no
possibility of rcuing him, and bl body waa
not recovered nntll largely destroyed. When
tha body waa recovered It waa more than half
burned up. Tba greater portion of the eooUnls
of tbe building war burned with It. Tba desk
in which Mr. Neal kept his money and paper
were aaved."
An Jnvaluabli Article. The
readers af tbe Argm have ao doubt eeen tbe ad
vartlaemant of Xiy'e Cream Balm In another
column. An article like "Cream Balm" baa long
bean deaired, and now thai it la witbla the reaek
ef ufforere from Catarrh, Hay Fever, etc., there
I every reason to believe Uey win make the moat
of It. Dr. W. K. Buck man, W. E. He mm an,
Druggist, and ether EajUalaaa have given It a
trial , aad all reeemmead U la tba blgheat terras
Motion, Pn.t iMHf Argus, Oct, 7, 171.
We have sold maay gioaaef Ely' Cream Balm,
and art grail fled ta hear from our customer the
most flattering report believe It fa) an urtlole of
real merit. Bairn A Co., Wholeeale Droggiits,
Philadelphia, Pa,
Thanking our many old customers
for their put patronage, we would lollolt a eon
tiaaaaea of same from aid aad new easterner,
giving all a cordial invitation to aall and see ene
af tba largest elect ef man', yoathi, boy' and
eh lid ran 'a clothing avtff brought ta Clearflald.
eat. lMf.) HiatiMxt A Real.
MISS MOLUK BROWN, THE I
PR1DE0F AMERICA.
"910,000 toProduca Her Equal.'
The Grand Circus Royal English Menagerie,
As., will pitch Ita acres of Uot at Clearflald on
Friday, April ltb. One ef tha obisf attract ions
la riding ia tha Grand Cjrou Royal, Ao., la the
extraordinary performance of Mis Motile Brown.
Thla lady differi, In her general display or hone
man ship, from all other who have preoeded her
ia the Americas arena. She owe her unpre
cedented success mostly to tbe balance and una
cular power aha poison, whleh enable her tn
aiium almost Impoiaible attitude aad change
of poilUoa, upon her naked horte, during her
lightning like flight around the arena All bar
movement are marvel of grace and dexterity,
animated picture of elegant Intrepidity, thrill
ing dashaa of aupor-emlnent art, aelf-eoolrol and
Indomitable nerve, auch as no other equestrian,
either male or female, ever acoompllihed before
her. Her specially wonderful achievement af
throwing lomersaulu from the back of her naked
horse, while la full motion, toga t ha r with her
rapid and ruckles style of backward riding, In
all tha principle eltiee of tbe new and old world,
have caused Presidents, Senator and lb public,
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, U mingle their
shouUof applanae and wild huaia of delighted
approval. Whatever claim other ol the pro
fession may make ooncernlng their aklll In bare
back equ I tat Ion Ism, oar tain It ts that no lady ha
ever accomplished the fsaU, or equalled the dar
ing ef this "America's own peerles representative"-Miis
Molli Brawn.
EDUCATIONAL.
Programme of the Educational Association, to
be held in the Lutheran couron ai new atuipori,
May Tth, IftSl. Afternoon session com mono in g
at 1:80 P. M.
Address of W a loo me.. W. A. Bloom.
Response - H. J. Sloppy.
"Should Teacher be guided by tbe
wishes of Parents in directing
what pupils should study f D. M. Bloom,
"Ought the aim of Education hatha
training of Individual Faculties T' A. J. Smith.
'Tfa Teacher' Personal Habit and
Kxemple a Factor ia forming
tbe Character of the Young." 0. E. Owen.
"Should Public opinion be regarded
by the Teacher aa tba Sundard of
Right?" - H Isaac Mays.
"Kind of Education to make good
American Citisens." F. W. Curry.
"Moral Instruction In the Public
Sohools." W.A. Bloom.
"Should Intelligence be one of the
eeaal Qualification requislU to
the Right or Suffrage 1" D. Witherow.
"Word Method." W. A. Blaughenbaupt.
Evening aesaion commencing at 7:30 P. M.
"Present Requirement,"... Prof M.L. McQuown.
Lecture S.T. Brock bank, Esq.
Address rrr. u. is. Wuber.
F. W. Cunar,
Chairman of Executive Committee.
ai mm
Clearfield Coal Trade State
ment of Coal and other freight aent over the
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for tha weekending April luth, 1881, and
the lame time last year
COAL.
For tbe week -
Same lime last yer
Increase
Previously during year -
Same time last year
Increase
Total In 1881 ,
Same time last yaar
Increase
otixb raaifia
Lumber
Miscellaneous freights
119 ear.
. 161 "
A Word to Mothers. Mothers
should remember that a most Important duty at
tbi season I to look after tha health of their
familie and cleame tbe malaria and Impurities
from their systems. There Is nothing that will
tone up the stomach and liver, regulate the bowels
and purify tbe blood ao perfectly as Parker's
Ginger Tonic, advertised In our columns. The
wonderful oures of long aUnding cases of rheu
matism, neuralgia and malarial d I lord or la the
reason why tbi pure and excellent family medi
cine lasa generally esteemed. Pott. 4 fl-4t.
New Dailt Staoe Link. James L.
Leavy baa succeeded in baying a dally mall esttb
llihed between Clearfield and Pennfleld, and will
hereafter run a dally atage between the two point.
His contract began with April 1st, and the stag
will leave Clearfield every morning (exoept Sun
day) at I o'clock, tanking connections with all
train on the Low Grade Railroad at Pennfleld, re.
turning after tha tart trail the same evening.
Passenger and freight will be carried at low rates.
Orders left at any of tha hotels will be attended
to. I0apr7u-tf
Thirty M illion Hear. Tho Ander
son creek drive (26,000,000) under tbe Superin
tendence of George Merrell, and tha Bigler drive
(4,000,000 ),out ef Curry run, met at Curwensvllla
on Saturday evening last, and together passed
Clearfield on Sunday morning about V o'clock.
The rear of thirty million I a Job not to be
aneec ed at when boomed, Tbe Ardell drive, out
of Cush ereek, la now lb only one behind.
Flynn 'a drive passed out of Clearflald ereek early
last week.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
In the Postofflce at Clearfield, Pa., Tor the week
ending April 26th, 1881 :
Piatt B, Brush, Mis Margarett Brown, Laiane
Oonlllua, Mis Annie M. Dlllen, MiisKloira
Dunlap, Alfred Long a. ore, Ml Meroie Langdon,
Miss Lissle MoCrackea, Btanislan Manilla, Scott
Smith, Mr. J. T. Wallio.
P. A. GAULIN, P. M.
This Way for Your Pumps! The
undersigned Is now lole agent for the sale of the
Celebrated Wooden Pumps manufactured by tbe
Toledo Pump Company. They are without doubt
the best pump In tba world. Tbv throw more
water, work easier, aad laat longer than any pump
ever put on the market. Also, for Bale, Iron
Force and Pitcher Pumps. Repairing done
promptly. rann bach bit.
Clearfield, March tU, Iftftl-Sm.
Coal In. If any of our coal bank
men feel like trading eome of their product for a
serlei of numbers of eoplea of the Clbabmrld
Rnrt BLtCAir, we will gladly ahow (hem whr to
put two er three hundred bush si i on account la
that way. We have a bla at our residence and
one at tbe office that will bold a load every now
and then. A bint to tbe wis I a very isge re
mark, and abeuld be sufficient. tf
A Fact. An artvortisemoiitinsertod
in the Rbfcblican will reach more reader than
if published tn all the other paper in the coun
ty, and cost the adrertlsei lese than one-half
Ia other words, an advert I semen t published In
our Jturoal la worth double tha price of that
charged by any ether publisher la tho eounty,
It U a fact," tf.
11. A, K rut kit Is general agent for
ci ear tie id eounty for the New improved Vomer
tie Sewing Machine, A large diieouot from tbe
regular price will be given lo partle buying for
cash. aprtO-St.
Plymouth Kock Kggs from puro bred
took j also a few sitting! of Rouen Duck Eggs,
for sale by Mr. II. V. Lewi, Clearfield, Penn'a.
Agents wanted lor Lykons Valley
Mutual Aid Society. Home office, Lykeas,
Danpbln oounty, Fa, Fire dollar will sscnr an
murine of $1,000. Send for circular. 4 4-41
ToSportbmen. I bavofishingtacklo
of all kind j also, powder, shot, lead, caps, car
tridge, ete. Fa an Sicrbtt,
March 23, 2m.
All who have looked at Moore's stock
so far, concede ,t to b tbe best, flnest, and moat
stylish that avereame Into Clearflold.
Burt's fino shoes for ladies, and Hurt
A Heart' tho for gent', eao only be bought at
Moor', and don't yoa forget It
Buy Richardson's Klmira boots and
Carlisle fine shoe. Ken better made. Bold
only by II. A. Kratser apr20.lt.
Springtime has comoagain with new
atyles and low price at Hir linger A Roek't. Call
and fee. apr. IMt
na mt Xtncnill'a l.mlirarA ilnra Bud
see th cheapest aad best Sewing Machine for
th least money. Dea. 31 tf.
A fino lot ol Ladies' now Spring
Coats of the latest titles and paterna Jmt received
at Lehman 'a.
Tho stock of ladies' slippers and
Mtsaei' slippers at Moora'i eannot be beaten In
tbe city.
McCall 'a Now York glove-fitting
paper pattern aold by U. A. Kratser.
A Hmrir Mnft.nrn WahtkdI An-
ply ta Samuel Bell, Clearflald, Pa. 4 0 Ol
Trunks) Trunks II Satchels! Satch
els 1 1 very cheap at Moore's.
The best II shirt is for sale at Moore's
FROM GOSHEN.
HflAwariLLi, Pa., April 13d, 1881.
Km tor RKpuaunn i Aa I have noticed the
report of ether schools In your paper, X would
ask you to give us space for our school. Prof.
W. 8. Luther, who bad charge of the Sbawavllle
chool the put term, wa lb moat uoe'ul
teaoher wo overbad bare. The citlien took a
deep Intereit'ln tbe school and were well pleased
with the whole work. The public examination
at the dose or the term ibowd the work of aa
earnest teaoher. The aobolar were tnuoh ur
prlsed oa tbe lit of April with a treat of sendiae,
oraagei, eake and peanut, and on tha laat day
of acbool tbe teaoher waa surprised by tbe pupils
presenting him with Burn', Byron'sand Shakes
peai's poetioal work and a number ef other
presents. Our school was a complete auooeaa.
Our beit wish go with Prof. Luther wherever
he may ga. Your, Ao. A Patrob.
All the latest styles and novelties In
tbe way of gent nook wear, ar te be een at
Moore',
Moore's aro just receiving all tho
late it styles ta men a and boys' hats and shoes.
Straw huts and white vesta cheap
thia week at IILrlinger ft Rook'. 4 17-Jt
Ladies shoes from 75 conts up can
be bought at Moor'.
Straw huts can bo bought at Moore's
for a cent.
SPIC'IJER-MOKOAN.-IuCleerAild, Pa ,ou
Tuesdav. April IWh, lotfl, by Bar. Ym. 11. Dill,
Mr. L'ii;ia Spkiirr and Mi SaDik Moan am,
both of Indiana county, l a.
HOOVER Sll OFF. At tb M. I. parvooage
in Glen Hone, on Thursday, April 14tb. ISHl. by
Kav, F. Adams, Mr. Jona Hoovbr, of Houtsdale,
and Mil Klmiha Snorr,01 fussy villa,
ROBBINfl JOPLINU. In Kooa township,
at in residence or ueorge r . ttooinns, on I Sun
day, March a 1st, 1881, by James M. McKe. Kiq.
Mr. Frahkli B. Hoxbi., af Knox township,
and Miss Uansta H. Jofmhu, of Woodward town
ship. HOI) 118. At Osceola Mills, on Saturday, April
lfllb, 1SB1, Dr, K. i. nanus, aged v year.
McCLARRKN At Trnotvllle, on Friday,
April 22d, 16H1, Jamb, wife of Wm. McClarren,
aged about oti year.
OGDEN. In Clearfield borough, on TuuJay,
April ivtb, iski, iRA.iniaut ion or M. U. aad b.
F. Ogden, aged 11 weeks.
HOOVER. In Lutberaburg, on Monday even
ing, April 18th, S8l,atve'clock,Uu!fRr Uoovaa,
aged 66 year, 1 1 month and 17 day.
TKKPI.K In Brady township, on Saturday,
April i:d, 1831, Jokx P., son of George B, and
Delia ice pie, aged l year and 1 montns,
SNYDER. In Brady township, en Monday,
March 21st, 181, at 4 o'clock A. M.,of scarlet
fever, Sara A oh us, aired 5 years, 0 months and
24 days ; on Monday, March Zat, ll,atT o clock
P, M., or scarlet fever, Uknjamir r., aeea z years,
9 month and 10 day) children of Wm. 11. and
ttcuecca j. bnyder.
Dearest children, you have left us,
And our loas we deeply feel ;
But 'lis God that called you from ns,
He can all our sorrowi heal.
J. B.
SMITH. In Brady township, on Tuesdav,
April lVth, I Ml, FnAXCia ii, ion of Jacob C.
and Martha K. Smith, aged 8 year and 14 day,
Thou bast gone and left us, Franky,
Thou hast left us all alone
But we hope that we shall meet thee
In that bright sternal bom.
When we look around Ihe table,
There we see a vacant chair i
Nona has filled it yet more dearly
Than the one that Uft there.
Thou bait nfferd much on earth
But thy u fieri tig now ir o'er;
And we'll try and meet thee, Franky,
On that bright celestial sfaora.
Special.
Okh IltianRBD Pan Cbxt. Discocrt ov Old
Pmcai. Sewing Machines can now ba purchased
at Merrell' tin and variety store, from I.U up
wards. All kinds of sewing machine repaired
on the shortest notice.
Clearflald, Pa., July 18, 1877.
Wawtrp. Delivered at the Rail Road.
10(1,(1110 2fl-Inch shaved shingles.
IKl.OOO 24-inch sawed shingle.
100,000 feet of pin board.
600,0110 14-feet shaved hoop.
6,000 railroad tie.
&0,OuOfetof good hemlock board.
For which I will pay tb blithest market price,
delivered at Clearfield, or at any point on the
Tyrone ueameid Kaiiroeu.
J. F. Krambr,
CIcarGeld, Pa., Oct. 16, lBTS-tf.
nf ust Iteclvrl.
JuBt flocnived by ARNOLD, at
CUKWESSVILLK:
Car Load Nova Scotia Tlastorl
Car Load pure Corn, Rye and Oats
Ctiop I
Cur Load Dcaken Salt 1
Car Load of Choice Family Flour!
Car Load Dry Goods. Grocorios, Ac!
Mrbhingles, Hark. 11. Ji. lies and
Gruin will bo tukon in exchange
CurwonBvillo, May 1, 1878.
CLEABFIELD MARKETS.
Clraifibld, Pa, April, loth, 1681,
Flour, per ewt. $3 00
Buckwheat Flour, per ewt ... S 00
Corn Meal, per cwt 1 SO
Chop, rye, per cwt 1 AO
Chop, mixed, per cwt 1 40
Bran, per cwt 1 00
Wheat, per buibal 1 10
Rye. per bushel SO
Oats, per bushel aO
Corn, ears, per bushel 40
Buckwheat, per bushel AO
Clover seed 0 to
Timothy leed S 76
Potatoes, per bushel 7
Apple, par bushel AO
Oniona ..... 1 &0
Hams, psr pound, Hi
Shoulder, par pound ..-... p
Dried Beef, per pound IV
Chickens, per pair 60
Butter, per pound 2&
Egps, per dosen H H. 16
Salt, per ack, large 2 0b
Coal Oil, par gallon 16
Lard, per pound 12
Dried Apples, per pound . 6
Dried Peaches, per pound 10
Bean, par bushel S 00
$w giflnrtisrmcnt?.
COW Vtm iAI,K. Th undersigned has
four good MILCH COWS for sale. Three
or them are ot me Aidernev nreeu, can on
address U. W. Ml'LLKN,
Curwcnsvi'le, Pa.
apr20, 'II Si.
TIRY MT Natnci and location of tbo
ej persona drawn a Jurors to serve at May
urm, commencing en tne lourin jb outlay .mj
and continuing two weeks;
That ran a Jcrorb Morpat, Mat 18 n.
Lew Lawhead. Clearfield Jaa Glenn, For eu ion,
M DDelavin, Houtsdale' Wash Hess, Greenwood,
Jobn il Bonn, " iJas Mitchell, Lawrence,
K B Haituao, Osceola, jJohu Jlrown, "
J H Fridav, " U Mcoabarger, Morris,
F Hoilopetor, Baoearla, IJ L Stewart, '
Jackson Ramaley, Bell,. A A Long, Pike,
Jno Bumbarger, DoggiJobn It ed, Sandy,
Wm Crowell, liradlord, P B Weaver,
J W Gearhart, " T P IlollisUr,
Ell Harmon, Bra ly, Isaac D Hi Her "
Urn Hartsfelt, ' ! Tbo Foster
W W KiBg.Barmldo, i Frank Fob.
She ft Corson,
T U Simon,
IS Mchee, "
Jos Harrison, Woodward
Jno Addleman, Chest, '
Ja Harrison,
WW Hepburn, "
Jobn Lloyd, "
W Schnarrs, Covington,
D S Hughes, Decatur.
Grand Juror Mondat, Mat 10th.
A J Hagerty, Clearflald,! Wm Mnffat, Decatur,
G W Dickey, Houtsdale R R lleeal, Goshen,
J H Kelly, n Wash gton Ham'l Stile, Gulicb,
J J Pie, Osceola
A H Rosenkren,Hukn
A K Green, Beccaria,
II L Henderson, Bell,
Bd Hoover, Bosks,
Fred Brown, "
Jno Bwan, Jr., Jordan,
Philip Rrhard, Knos,
J F Mullen. Lawrence.
Jeff Llts, Bradloid,
Cba Radnor "
W I Curlev.
J W Hollanbach, Morris
Jno B Kyler,
J 8 Fry, liurnilde,
W N Prothero, Sandy,
K G Gearhart, Deatur,'Jne Clark, Woodward,
8 nrown Wbbk Morpat, Mat IOtb.
Harry Roas, Clearfield, ;MW Johnson, Oren'd
Rrnest Bock.
W J Conrad. Gullob,
Jas Moor, Houtsdale,
Don St Geo Frasier "
Geo W Spiee, "
N. F. Brown, Huston,
J Rorenkrans, "
Wm Hoffman, "
Samuel Lee, "
Peter Mayi, Knos,
W M Ca i heart, "
Wm Loekett.
John 11 Potter, L City,
K a llemaoa, Newbrug.
Wm May, Osceola,
And Kloar.WallacetoB,
Isaac Lyle, Beeeeria,
Ham'l Bodle, "
Lemuel Root, "
Samuel Weltrl, Bell,
W D Sbiray, Bradford,
J L Pearca, 14
Sam 'I Lamberry "
W A Hoover,
Daniel Fisher, Cheil,
Albert DeWitt, "
Thoma Ellis. "
R J ShaSncr, Lawrence,
Hugh Mullen, "
Thos Laoich. "
i Wm Beaumont, "
'J Danglebarger, Pik,
'Chri.t Oardlook, "
'Robert Porter,
K Knnti. Handv.
Lewis rVheflar, Sandy,
J CathtrwooJ, Decatur, GeoGaikia,
(1 r u Mattern, " w nam,
John Hughes, " i B W Morgan, Woodw'd
W B Morgan, Chu R Foe, "
Dan'l Hour, Graham, i Harry Hartman, "
W. th nnderslined, hereby certify that the
foregoing list of names of parsons ware drewn by
ns on the 2d day oi April, a. v. mm, in acooru
ane with wnirm Issued by tbe Ilea. Charles A
Maver. Prestdrat Judge of the Court of Clear
field oountv. hearing date the Id day af April,
A. D. 18! I, to aerv aa Grand and Traverse
Juror ta tbe several Court to be held at Clear
flold, eomaiencing en lb fourth Monday (fed)
la May, A, I), leal, lo continue two weeks.
JAM US MAUAFFKV, Sheriff.
A. J. JACRHON,
WM. R. BHOWN,
Jary C earn ile aer.
leurleld, Pa., Apr. 0, llll-tt.
?)tw dvfrtijSfmrnts.
Oil PRINTING OF KVBRY DE8CRIP
' ttoa neatly atacated t thla office.
NOTU'C The undersigned, residing la the
village of Weitover, in Chest towoahlp,
bu made tbe necessary arrangements ana pro
poses to open an RATING HoUSR for the ac
commodation of the public generally, and I here-
oy tenon a noerai soar oi mt pHvim prvus(.
Weetover, Pa., Feb. 9, )88l.tf.
SHOKMAkl w(J-I hereby Inform my pa
trons, and mankind In general, that I bav
removed my sboemaklag shop to tb room In
Graham' row, over S. I. Snyder' Jewelry store,
and that I am prepared to do all kinds of work
In my line cheaper than any other shop la town.
All work warranted a goou aa oaa o uone any.
where else. Positively this I th cheapest shop
In Clearbeld. JOS. H. DKKHING.
Dea. 11, 1S78-U.
C CAUTION. All persona are hereby warned
J against purchasing or In any way meddling
with the following described personal property
la tbe possession of Joba Dtxou, of Boggi town
ship, Clearflald eouaty, Pa., to wit i One sorrel
bora aad one bay stallion. The foregoing prop
erty wa purohased by me, at private sale, on the
28th of March, and is left with said John Dixon
on loan only, subject to my order at any time.
Wallaoatoa, Pa. April IS, 1881-St.
DR. HUTCHINSON'S
WORM DESTROYER
AaOIftandTrinl Itemedr. XrmovmthtWarm
and the mtcrrtion that ki rp them oJity. Wo ejuarantee
IU virtue. We have hundred of Testimonial, col
lerted in the lat 1ft yt'iira, prnvlnir conrluidycly (At
i no remedy ajvcil to Dr. Ilutchlneota'e Worm
lelroyrr to rt-uiovo the Worms all kinda, Htnmd,
."rut, tuny, ai'u iiKf, mat imi-ai uie numao bjbwul
i'hutician buv then and aire them to their MinWtii-
pttUciiU. Trre it no huvdmg or qunckrrv about thia
iUoiuiiKbly rollaMq niotUclne. Price, c. Nr box.
A.W. WHIUHI t CO., WholHil Drsrriiti,
Harkttand Front Streets, Philadelphia
February I, lS.3m.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
rpilK undsrsigned offers a first- class slock and
X grsia farm for iile, situate one mile north
o( Lumber City, oontainmg
230 ACRES,
Must of which i cleared and under a good state
of cultivation, and having a large plank bouse,
well finished, a large bank barn, and all necessary
cutbuildlngi, all new. Fountain pump, good
water at the door : also, one at the barn. A good
bearing orchard, etc for further particular
call on tbe premise or address
(iftU. V. rAOPMirilft,
Lumber City, Pa.
April 20, 1881-tf.
TO THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF
CLEARFIELD COUHTY,
Grktlkwrk : In pursuance of tbe forty-third
section of the Act of otb of Mar, 18j4, you are
hereby notified to meet In Convention, at tbe
Court Dome, In Oleartield, oa the Orat iuesday
in Mar. A. D. 1881, bing tbe third day of tha
month, at I o'clock in the afternoon, and select
rtva voice, by a majoritr of the whole number of
Directors preienl,ons person of literary and scien
tific acquirements, and of skill and experience In
the sit of teaching, u County Superlntedent, for
the three succeeding years : and oertify the result
to tbe State Superintendent, at Harrisburg, u
required by the thirty-ninth and fortieth sections
of said Aot. at. U. MWI Ufl,
County Superintendent of Clearfield oounty.
April 12, I feu 1-at.
Widow's Appraisement.
In tbe matter of tb estate of Nl.ihcla J. Walsh,
lata of Woodward township, Clearfield county.
Pa., dee'd.
Whereas, Mary Walsh, widow of said deceased,
bavins: elected to retain real estate to tbe amount
ol Bli no, notice l Pert by given tnat tne apprais
ers appointed to value and appraise tbe same.
have filed their report with tbe Clerk of tbe
Orphans Court, letting aside to tne widow afore
said, at tbe ppraiaed value of $2?6, tbe undivided
one-half of a certain lot or piece of ground, situate
in North Houtadal. Woodward township, Clear
field oounty, Pa., fronting 100 feet on Swop
street, and running baok at right angle south
17 decree welt 150 feet to Otter alley, and known
as lots No. H2 and 203 In tbe general plan of
Korth iioutidale, which said report nartng been
confirmed mi ft. bv the Court, will be offered for
confirmation absolute oo tbe let Monday of Jnne
term, A. D. 1811. GEO. M. FKRG rSON,
ClearSeld. Pa , April IJ, lol-U Jteglstsr.
Notice of Ejectment.
Frank Oor ) In tb Court of Common Pleu
va. of CUarfleld oounty, Penn'a.
8. Chapman, j No. S40, March Term, 1881.
rjectnient.
And now. March IS. 1 SHI. rule arreted on tb
defsndant to appear and plead to tbe action of
Ejectment for all that certain lot oi ground in (tie
borough of Wai I see ton, Clearfield county, Penn
sylvania, bounded on th north by Clearfield
street, on the east by au alley, south by Erie
street, and west by lot No. 30, and kndwn in gen
eral plan of said borough u lot No. IV.
Ibis rule being ueae reiurnaoie to ine nrsi uay
of th June term, 1861. By the Court,
Jon II. URVIS, A. it. l.
Clear field, Pa,, April 13, 1311-81.
Notice of Ejectment.
Moihiinnon Land and 1 In tb Com. Plea Court
LumherCompany I of Clearfield oounty, Pa.
Nancy L. Stout. I Ne. t, Sept. T. 1880.
Ejectment for Rpeclflr Performance of
lomracu
And now. March 23, 181, rule grated on the
defendant to appear and plead to the action of
Ejectment, brought to anlorce iptcino perioral-1
ance of contract against all that certain lot of
around in tbeborouih of Osceola Mills, Clearfield :
oounty, Pennsylvania, bounded on the north by
lot No. 373, on tne east ny uerntur aney, on tne
south by Trcsiyulney street, and en the west by
Blanobard street, and known in general plan ef
said borough as lot No. HI I .
Tbi rule being made returnable to the flrt day
of the June term, 1S51. By the Court,
Jons it. oavia, A. L. J.
Clearfield, Pa., April U, 1881-31.
Notice of Ejectment.
Mosbacnon Land and I In the Cora. Pleas Court
Lumbar Company I of Cleatfield oounty, I'a.
Ueorge Skinner. ) No. S.14. Sept. T., 1610,
Ejectment for Hperlflr Perliirinanre ofj
coutrari
And now, March 23,1881, rule granted oa the de
fendant to appear and plead tha action of Eject
ment, brought to enforce speciflc performance of
contract against all tnai enrtain ioi oi ground in
the borough ef Osceola Mills, Clearfield county,
Pennsylvania, bounded on th north ny naran
treet, on th eait by Spring alley, on the sooth
by Moshannon alley, and on tbe west by let No.
3t7,aod known in general plan of said borough
as lot No Sir).
This rulebeing made returnable to the first day
of the June term, 1M. By tbe Court,
Jona II. Oavis, A. L. J.
Clearfield, Pa., April 18, ISSl-lt.
Notice of Ejectment.
Moshannon Land and 1 In the Com. Pleas Court
Lumber Company ol Clearfield county, Pa.
George If olshaner. J No. S2T, Rept. T ISrtO.
FJertmcnt fur ffperlflc Pcrforraaiira of
Loiuraru
And now, March 21, 1SS1, rule (ranted oa tbe
dffandant to appear and plead to the action ef
Kjtctmtut, brought to enforce epoclfl perform
ance of contract against all that certain lot of
ground In tbe borough of Osceola amis, Clear
field eounty, Pennsylvania, bounded on the north
by Maya alley, on the east by lot No. SI7, on the
south by Ourlln street, and en th west hy r ranch
atreel, and known In tbe general plan of said
bomugb a lot No. SIS.
This rule being made returnable lo the first day
of th June term, By the Court,
Jnni H. Onvis, A. L. J.
Clearfield, Pa, April Is, lSM-St,
Notice of Ejectment.
Moshannon Land and
Lumbar Company
Ia th Com. Plea Court
of Clearfield oounty, Pa.
S. II. Moneval.
No. 819, Sept. T., 1880.
KJerttnfnt for Pprlflr Performance or
tuiiiraru
And new, Marsh 1. lfifll, rule granted on th
defendant to appear and plead to tbe eel lea of
K) act meet, brought to enforce apecifi perform
ance ef contract against all tbat eerlain lot of
ground In the borough or ueeente Mil is, vicar
field eonnty, Pennsylvania, bounded on the north
by lot Ne. liS, oa tbe east by Decatur alley, en
the south hy Klder alley, and on the west by
Blaerhard street, and known la th gentral plea
of ild borough a let No, 1AI.
This rule being made returnable to the first dey
of June term, Ual. By the Court.
Joav II. Oaf IB, A. L. J.
Clearfield, Pa., April l, lMI It.
Eight Farms forSals orEGiii!
The aubeerlber propone te sell or rent a num
ber ef I arms located as follows i The first situate
In Baraiid township, Centre eounty, containing
10 acres, having thereon erected a from dwell
ing, frame barn . adjacent to a church, and know a
as ine James asulhollana farm,
A LHO, another fare eiluate la Graham town
ship, Clearfield eounty, containing 117 acre, with
tb aeeeasary Improvement. I hi farm is naaer
laid wltn a GOOD VK1N Of COAL.
ALSO, sll ether farms In the vicinity of French
villa, containing respectfully 111, lVfl, S, 6a, 0
aad tfl acres. These farms all have htaee and
barn thereon, rood water, twarina arehard ea
same, a well as some good wood lead, for
fort her particular call In person, er address the
uaderaigned by letter. L. M. COLDH1KT.
Jen: Ivth, 1I8I-U. freachvllle, Pa.
Uric JAflwtiSfmrnts.
17 A KM LAND FOR MLbV.Ii H.,Un
. .d Pin. townihipi, Clwfi.ld oounty.
hMOQftbb Mm. riv.n for v.rt of purchase rVjS
mouj. Prlc M.OI) lo III.00 pr M.
Mlnw.li momd. L. BIKD, Aioni,
P.nn.ld, Pl
or WiLL.cn t Knnll,
B.pL 10, lKTS-lf. Clwt.ld, Pt,
ADMINIHTRATtlRH' NOTK'E. K.IlM
I. hmky girn tbnt Ull.ri of Admlnlitrn
lion dt ko.1. n. IU. I.Uof SAUIHL POW
M.L, Uu of Cle.rl.ld, P.., dm'd, bin ba.l
dulj fronted to tb. nnd.riiriiMl, .11 porioni in
d.bted to laid MUlo will pl.uo m.b. lanwii.t.
p.jn.ot, nod tboH bnriol oloimi oi doniMdi
.ff.iDnt tho ton., will pri.nt tb.a pr.prl
.utbentiootl for oitUuoot without d.l.r.
J. r. POWKI.L,
11. B. POWBLL,
. Atlmlniitroton U. ti. N.
Clwn.ld, Pi-, M.rcb 101b, 1881 -ft.
JOR TINWARE, HARDWARE,
tnd
HOUSE rURNISHINQ GOODS,
rid
JfKEDI.ES, ATTACHMENTS AND PAHTS,
and all klndi of .
SEWING MACHINES.
00 TO
O. B. 11 E It It ELL, Agent,
CLEARFIELD, PA. Juno 1, 'lO tf
FARM FOR SALE I
The undersigned hu eome te the conclusion te
quit farming and follow hi occupation, a ear
nenter. and now otTero for ale bia farm, situate
oue and ahalf mile north ef Clearfield borough,
containing
EIGHTY AOrtUS,
Most of which t eUared and under good cult (ra
tion, and having thereon a gcod
TWO-STORY
''L" HOUSE,
Larae frame barn, aad other necessary outbuild
lags, together with an orchard of all kinds of
Truir, and an excellent spring of water. Tbe
whole Is LNDEItLAll) WITH GOOD COAL.
This property will be eichangod for smaller prop
erty, or eold oa easy terms ia payment, h'or
further particulars call on tne premise or address.
JOHN C. R.KED, Clearfield, Pa.
March lfitb, 1881-tf.
Thomas A. Duckett,
-DEALER IN
XFtTJJElLmm
1 IIKKEBY gir notice to th citisens of CWar
X field and th surrounding vicinity that I am
prepared at all times to furnish familie and
manufacturing establishment with a superior
quality of
Coal, Wood t Coke,
Which I am prepared to deliver In a few hours'
notice. I am always ready to haul and deliver
from and to tbe depot, or anywhere else, and
move families and household goods anywhere on
short notice. THOS. A. PICK LIT.
Clearflold, Pa., Mar. II, 188e-tf.
E. S. HENDERSON,
UNDERTAKER
BI'RNSIDE, PENN'A.
T11R ubicribr now offer to th eiticen of
Burosld and vicinity, aa unprovided
specialty. Hereafter all kind of Casket and
Coffin will be kept on band, and orders filled at
once.
M "tt nerat 8 attended tnytchere.
I will furnish th finest aa well as th cheapest
article dfklioated to funerals- All order left at
tbe store of Jorb C. Comma will receive prompt
attention. For further partlrnlars, enll on or
addres K. H. llh'M KK.SUN,
Dec 10, 1879-tf.
Re-Union of Trade.
TUB uaderaigned wishing to Inform the public
that he opened a
COMMISSION STOllE
At the old stand la Troutvllle, Clearfield county,
Pa., on the lth iasL, with a full stock of
DIIV C;tMlI)B, GROCERIES, NOTIONS.
Hoot. Bhoee, Etc.,
In fact everything to be found in a first-class store,
all of which I am determined to sell at the lowest
cash price.
PARMERS AND LUMBERMEN
Will Sod It to their advantage to do their dealing
with me, a tbe highest prices will be paid for
Grain, Shingles, or Produce of any kind. Part
or one-balf cash will be paid. Trading for
Shingles or Ln tuber of any kind a specialty. Also,
agent for
Singer Sewing Machines.
Having made arrangements with Eastern mer
chant to sell goods furnished me, therefore oall
and see, as I will b enabled to sell cheaper than
the cheapest. J. W. CAHLILK,
iroulvllle, re., Sept. Zl, '7V-ly- Agent.
REMOVAL !
James Zj. Leavy,
llavlna purohased the entire stock of Fred.
Saokett, hereby gives notice tbat he ba moved
Into the room lately occupied hy Heed A Hagerty,
on Second street, where he Is prepared to offer to
the public
COOK STOVES.
tiv.tTi.ra j.rn
PARLOR STOVES,
of tbe latest Improved patterns, at low prices.
HOUSE FUKNISHLNQ GOODS,
Gas Fixtures and Tinware.
Roofing, Ppontlng, Plojnblng, On Fitting, .nd
Kip.irlng I'umpi . iikMiftitj. au
word frvruud.
Anything In mj lin. will oo ord.rod ip-rLI If
doiiro.. JAB. 1.. i,
Proprietor.
FHED. BACKKTT,
Agent.
Cloortod, Po., Jono.ry 1, UJMf.
.ioJoin.rr.it
EXECUTORS' SALE
or
Desirable Ileal Eslatc !
Estate of Eioliard Shiw, Sr., Doc'd.
fpHH ur.deriignel, Vtecutor of tb stat of
I HICUAHU till AW, Hr.. deceased, will offer
at public sale at tbe COURT HOlJSK, In the bor
ough of Clearfield, Pa., on
Wednesday, June Int. 1881,
AT 1:30 O'CLOCK P. M.,
Tb following valuable reel estate, via i
The three-tnry MUCK HOTRL property,
corner of Market and Flnt streets, ta Ihe bor
ough of Clearfield, known as
'Tho Shaw House,'
Fronting with two lots of ground thereto belonging
lov root eu Market etreet, aai wu
feet on Firat street, with a two-story
dwelling bouse attached. Tbe ho
tel proper has siny bed rooms and
all conveniences for Irst-elass
he tab One of the most desirable hotel properties
Is) Central Pennsylvania.
The above will be eold together with a two
story frame dwelling house oa Market street, ad
Jaeeat to tbe Hotel, aad one other frame dwelling
house and a t we-story store building, all fronting
on Market street
A LAG. All that certain lot, known la the
plan ef Clearflold borough as Lot No l.lv, . .
fronting M feet on Locust street, run- f
ningbaek ITS feet, mere or lees, te an alley t
with dwelling bouee and all necessary ewt-1" a
huildinge thereon ereetd,and other improvement.
TKR.na or
One-third cash at delivery of good deed, aad
lha balance te be secured by bond and mortgage,
eav able l eat and two year, with interest.
A. B. SHAW,
JO. HHAW.
I fturvlvlBf Bi'ra af Rlehard Shew, Sr., dee'd.
cwurieia, ra Apni u, i ".
HmmJL
DM
Ufa Qtotttistrnttii.'
The Great CLOTHING Emporium!
PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
I
F YOU want to study your own inlerebt, do not fail to call at
tho above establishment and examine
THANHAUSER'S
I.AHUK AND HANDS0MK STOCK OK
CLOTHING,
Hats, Gents' Furmshing Gds, &c.,
Whether you wish to wake a purchase or out, we shall be pleased at all time t l hew yon our
ariottment of goo (s, wbich will at ance convince you that ear
Styles are the Best, and our Prices the Lowest,
Hemetuber, also, tha we have an elegant assortment of PIRCK GOODS, of th latest aovltlS,
specially intended for
MERCHANT TAILORING,
And i t rnpud to MAKE 61 ITS TO ORDEH AT SHORTEST NOTICE, ud ib.U Mdoo.or
to luit tb. tilt, of tbe molt f.ltidioui.
ALBERT TIIANHAUSER,
Opera House Block, opposite poatoffico, CLEARFIELD, FA.
WAG ONS I W AG ONS ! !
2 CAR LOADS. 2
The largest and bent assortment of wagons ever brought to
Clearfield.
One car load of CONKLIN wagons,
One car load of STUDEBAKER wagons,
Which we will sell at factory prices. We buy these wagons by
the car load and pay 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
F. M. CARDON &
February 23, 1881-tf.
PATTOW
CurroensvIIIe, Pa.
N. E. ARNOLD,
Wholesale Dealer in
DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS.
Boots, Shoes, Groceries,
TOBACCO, LEATHER, FLOUR,
FEED, GRAIN, SALT, OIL, &C.
I buy direct from jobbers and manufacturers, receive goods at
car loud rates, hence can compete
phia houses.
Also, ueaier in
Saw Logs, Lumber,
Parties having bark to haul
and receive liberal advances.
Give me a call.
N. E. ARNOLD,
E.pt it, 18S0.tr.
JAMES L.
MARKET HTnl'.l:r, C I.KAHKIF.l.I), PENN'A.
All kimli of Catkota nnd Corttni kept on band, and iurni.hed to order ob
ihort notice, including tho finost as well ai tho cheapest that can b mana.
faclurod. Our
oonxsa pnBsiinvBn
It the lnt In uso, and will bo fnrniohed when required. Funoiala attended
Tall at vnv nfllfn. nn Rnnrtn.1 fttreot. or leAT
IH BIIJ '- wa nv -' " -
vour ordors at Troulmnn'i Furniture
oct l,70-t
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties.
C.rw.niTilU, P.. J.n. I , ll-S-lf
"BUY A1IOME I
1101 SSS, L0T8 AND FARMS FOB SALE I
HOl'PKS nnJ IOTS In C1.ara.ld
far i.l. t r.ii..H Vrlc" "d "", '?
Urini. Alio, ,.Tor.l t i
Ur.k......h)r.. w"AttAoKKKKnS.
Dm. I, 'HO I. viMrn.io, r..
MABBIE WOKKSI
TUB LABQESt STOCK OF
Fine Italian Marble in tlieStnle,
Botk FINIPURD or VNr'ISISIIKD. Wo pot
n; work lli.t onn oo don. I. th. oil, t nook
chMpw r.1.1. W. .ill ,ut o
MONl'MKNTAL WOHK,
In Il.ll.o Mtrkl. .r Oronlto, .h..ror Ikon It ou
bo dooo In nnjr otbor i.rt .1 tb. But.. An. n.r
aen buying moo.m.nt.1 work to.no.ntofl2. .nd
pw.rdi. will b... f.r. p.ld i. .nd from l'hllip
barf. 1. .ot bo linM wktb .li..p Amrl.a
ainrnlo wk. ,oa oaa buy loa Iuli.a narbl. at
low prto...
-IIEAD STONES a tpoalalt;.
Frn. and apprtTtd p.por will b. takra la
oirbnnir. for Com.ttrT w.rk. Allonik p.ynonu
will bo nod. lo Ik. Hobwaoa ll.ol .j Co lo
tko .r.dltof ' R. FIBRCS,
rblllpibor,, P. , J.a. to, llll.
3rw drrrtlsfrnftttj".
call before buying elsewhere.
BR0., Clearfield, Pa.
DBXOCISC
with Now York and Philadel
Shingles and Bark.
during the Winter, can contract
Also, advances made on Saw Logs.
CURWENSVILLE, PA.
LEAVY,
J J '
Store, ertjoining tlie rostomce.
no t. I VI vv
. ..'-jjU-fL
'TO A WKKK. Ill n 4.T nt kono Mill. K.O..
(lo Coill; 00I61 froo. Addnu Tm n a 0.,
Anguiia, Molno.
..kl.r.
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE.
Curwenivllle, Pa., Jan. , '71 tf.
MONEY TO LOAN-Oa Irstlaa la.
proved farm property, hy th Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York, en ftret ssort
gag, ta ram from l,oe ip. For farther ta
formation apply to the undersigned.
HURXTHAL W. 811 IT Ha
ClearAeld Fa., May 7th, llTt-tf.
coal:
COAL ALL THE YEAR I!
rpilK rabmlbar km, (Itm aolloa tbat k.
X li now d.liT.rln ooal of aa .10.1)0.1 malit,
aod propMM to oportl. bli alia.
.ill sv.yi.ittn,
So that ko will ba M.hUd U npply bli Ml tomort
at ill tlm. with food fool. No a.omiar Taoa
tioa. Ordorl bjr Bull promatlr IIM.
R. IH. SBAW.
ClMHIdd, Fa., H.rok i, lUI-tf.
Coal i Coalii
TIIV auderslgaed, havlag prerared a lea tf
a Irst-elass eaal vein, ha opened a mint,
aod I aew prepared te furnish uueiouien with a
ftrat-elaee article ef eesl ea short notice, aad at
tb moderate prion ef BIX CBNTt pet bushel.
All order left at say shop will he promptly at
tended to. WM. ft. BROWN.
Ckarleld, Pa., Ffh, I, Ul f.