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, (, v p..,. Services awry Bebbatb t IO j
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Hvrr Metia(( every WMoeeaay, T) r. M.
,,,'t. union Servlee, firt Sabbath of every :
. at 10 A. M.
rt i leartleld hi. K. Church
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h. Am i. Peur. Preaching every:
ri.te Sunday. t o'clock, P. M. Sunday .
rr;. zizt.:,- i y n. t.a. pUM..Pbu
,h hool at V A. M. Prayer Meeting Wodnea- 1 or Pittsborgb, by Underbill A Co.. of Philips
J,n ' u burg, Penn'a.
(.v evening. m m
JhlS aS rV MlogeVery-1 p Thinly nee ret about Ayer'. Cherry
u r loeHday owning. Pou'r, ' lh f e bait material.
,t raiirla' Church Cnthollr RtT. P i ,b " "In and coldi and ki)fuliy
, Hr.tn.A5. I'ivice aervtra at 10$ A. M., on i eombii.lDg thnm by cbcinical proetaaea. Tbia all
i.tbird and foortb undnyaot eacn nionm,"
. nf r and Itenetllclion ol tne i.ieaaeti cacrBioni
7 MocX, H- M. Sunday behool avary bun day
irni'in at S o'clock.
OFFICIAL IllKKCTOBY.
tml or loLDlVO gDABTH SUMIOlia OOI'KT.
M-cond Monday of January,
fij.rd Monday of March,
r irst Mandav ef June.
l" ,urth Mondarof September.
Tiua or moldiio commjh rtaaa
First Monday of Jane.
Second Monday of November.
Ft; a Lie orricnna.
( nited Staff Smolora J. Pnnatd Cameron
liarriikurg, laaphin county ; John I. Mitchell
U elUboro, Tioga county.
(onjrretamwii ta-Oovror Akdrew '3. Curt in,
IN l'efnnte, Ontre county.
.svnnfor Hon.Cyrua T. Alaxan irr, Bell eforle,
i litre countv.
Armby Hon. Jamta Flynn, etnlth'a Milts,
Oarfteld countv.
I'rfuiemt Jndyom. Cbarlei A. Mayar,
; uk Haven .
Aniat La Judge Hon,
, L ., , .
John H.Orvla, of '
Pflb-fnte.
Atioriat Ju.lyet Abram Of don, Clearfield;
Vincent B. Holt, Clearfield.
Pmlhnnolary Jame Kerr.
fttgiiter and Rttordt Ueerge M. Fargaon.
Trlmmrtr Philip lotls.
itittrirt Attorn) 3. F. McKenrlck.
tV4,ri Jamoi Mahaffey.
tfrpfty Sheriff V. I. Thompeon.
Countf Surveyor Samuel F. MoCloskey, Cur-
r'Jnly Commiitiomtrt C. W. Kyler, Oraham
, p. O.; K!ah Johnston, Grampian Hills P. O.;
fi.hn Norris, Br., Curwanavllle.
r..io' Cltrk Jacob A. Faust.
fVaafff jUrfiioro-WHIinM V. Wright, Clear
fiM: Jimeph (JillUand, Tbroe Runs ; J.S.Kor
r;., Woodland. ,
Coroaer Jamea A. Moore, Clearfield.
jr.("'oi-ees'irt AndrawJ.JaekaoB, Clear
Wm. K. llrown. Clearf-fld. .....
Slptinttmdmt o fubU A'eAoof.-M. I. Mc-
pli-john . w,,
I -win, N. t. Arnold, v,uxwen u. i - -
,i e. DuDoie City.
vkm.ofcocrse:
,il t-u titke wnwt, oau or com fer tub
., -, ri .n " We are often inquired of in tbta way
liv inter fr m patrona who reside at a diatanea
-r in i lrfield. We again aay yea. The receipti
,., rerponrible merchant or mill owner in toe
I'.Hnitv, will nnawer ua just as well as the eash.
T , illustrate : If y of our patrona wilt deliver
j t .ag of (train at the mill of Joseph H. Breth,
- ft.e.r tr.wnrhip, Horace l'atcbin, in Burnaido,
ft.r.maa II. rorcey, in Urabam, Wat. Porter or
Law', in Lawrence, or Brown A Heyler'e, at
hV-kton, I nwn township, and forward their
recHita for the aMount, we will credit them on
tfc.ir arr-unt (or the same. In this way all may
(.. n y hat they owe, If they will pureue tbia
-Advertiwni and otbera will bear
iBiuind that all articles Intended lor publication
iu thia paper aust be handed In, not later than
TuesJuy, at A. M. Don't forget It!
Head Flock's fifty looftla in this paper.
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Campmecting at DuBoia begins to-
a rriw and will continue twelve dyi.
Straw berrios and ic cream at tbe
ippra lliase every evening this week.
The receipts of the Citizens' band
fe-tival on Monday evening were about illfl,
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Robert K. Stevenson is now turnkey
. : but county prison, Matthew Clark resigned.
Tho torobliuhu ol parties "giving"
.hran be seen nightly in the river near town.
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K very body is patronizing the Citi-
r-a-' baid festival and conc-rt in the Opera
11 -u-e. '
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Strawberries aro in our market at
l .. tod ?0 centa a crate, holding a little lesa than
There were eight vehicles in attend-
u.r? the curbstone market last Saturday
si'irnmg.
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I l. L" r n:..n..n too a.mn t irnn
."Jim r. uciihiii i , ii
i-t Captaio Oaulia'a assistant in the postoffioe,
11 take Alf. Mitchell's place aa clerk In Harry
. KtaUf r's store.
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Tbe Mcrrcll lots in West Clearfield
id on Thursday last at from f'W to 200, M-(-riing
to location.
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Jere. McKibnen, of Fhiladelpbia,
rpnt Decoration day among many of his a
'luainUncee ia Clear bald.
The first passenger train on the
unmet and Cambria hail road passed over tbe
roai on Monday of last week.
John Smith, ot West Clearfield,
purchase 1 Merrell's Park last Thursday fJrVlO.
Now, don't ask "Which John Smith "
ieoro Moore and Dr. lleichhold l- commence Tuesday, August i,
cju,rht twsLty-iia doxen of trout In Trout run nd continue 10 d.ya Il-Idtrs of Tent Kefu-ala
last Thursday. A great many of them wuld will remember that they must notlly ibe Seere
"iMgh a pound. ' 'rJr ,or -'ul3f ,t Intlr lotenlifia to rent or
i not, as without such notice the Aesoeiatl in re
liurirlftrs and btirao thieves are wurk- , MrTfl ib right turem to other parttcaor to hold
i. ap loeir destvs able bun'.neta iu aigbboni.g :
u&ties with eoBMderable success Letoarci'i-
ioes be oa the alert !
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Col. Forney, who waa the guest oi
Judge Barrett during hia stay la Clearfield, de
railed for hia home ia Philadelphia en tbe early
ran Tuesday morning.
Iltv. J. C. Burr, pactur ot the Pre
bitcriaa Church at Alexan lria, Huntingdoa
county, end Miaa Kliaa O. Creeswall, of the same
piae, were married oa the Stth alt.
Thomas Long, boss of Ardell's log
drive, had but pocket picked at oa of tho hotel
in this place oa Wednesday evening of last week,
loiing a gold watch and haia rained at 20.
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A spark alightingon tbe root of Cul.
uwens' blacksmith ahop ea Third street, laat
Ibursday exerting, caused aa alarm af fir to bo
f nen. The damage doae was ligbt.
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Mr. John 1. Patterson, who lor the
...t iknu ka kmi kMB MrviBC U a lurof !
ib. I nited State Court at Pittsburgh, wa. grant-
d a furlouxh a le- -aya. which be tful
b u wita bis family. He returaei U Pittfburgb
c-n Monday aHeraooo.
The attentiou ol our readers, And
peeialiy oar far as era, ia directed to th adror
tiituent of ht.'W. Brown la tins pper. Mr.
Hrun keeps oa haad fer sale, or eirhaoge for
hrriti or cal'ie, mowera aad reapers bay rakes,
d drills, and other farming implement,
ob.rh he will be pleated to abo all who will call
u(f'B n.m.
Commnnion services will be held at
ua C oarleld PreebyUriaa Cbarih axt Sabbath
Bbrmag, oa wbieboecaiios Ret Dr. 0. MeCleaa,
filter, Rev. Mr. Batter. Preparatory service
ill be bald at 11 o'clock oa eatarday ejoralag,
iimtlialeiy after whieh the annual meet tag of
'bs eor.gregatiaa Will be held.
Professors C. C. F.miub and J. W.
KcCrtary, format Principal of U Lumber City
Acsdsmy, who want west soma tlaao ago, aro
located at PertColliai, Colorad. Mr. Kmigh la
I'f.ir,rl f th pal. 11 aabools of that piece, aad
"r MrCroery t praottfiag be. da trt lac
C admirably, which wiU bo geed now Ht
it-fr Clearfield eoaaty frlood.
'n motion ot I). L. Krebe. attorney
' ' lb Dtfeadaat, the Indie mee-t fer aiareVr
faiftit Christ. Fraokheaeor, fof k.tt.nf th rfear
p ' tcsetaa at Look Have, was aaehei la th
C.ibioa Canty Ceart weak bf sasVtbe dead
p'Mieeaaa patting la aa appoaraaos a a wltaaar,
A hia diriaace It locks aa tbaagh the District
Attoraav en Iniar-J Up bmi the th aofleo-
m. But we h 14 both will raoorer. aid that
' ukheasor will bakare whos ho fooa of Look
8-'en la the f.tna, ' k 1
New baU and bonnoti lor ladies and
bImm at Fleck's,
j Jude Mayer is presiding at this
tiro f Court.
The diligenceof the Court tast.woek
la commendable, ecu lout being held every day and
night except Baturday.
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Wantiu two cornea of C.art.eld
County Atln. State low tit price. Addreas
Ci.iAriBLD hirraucm Offioo.
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SitU, retina, zanelln, alpaca and
j Common covers, put on old umbrella nod para-
Mil at J. E. Harder! More, Cltarfietd. 5-5i tf
Lost. A gentleman, one day laut
,0" rB,r l'a-iinin bqm giescee
Ul v.wu.m, r WB iu ....
tweea thin place and Tyrone. The finder will be
lib-rally rewarded by laaving then at th U office.
l.itiKced oil and turnentino are d-
iferf., frM ,,r freight at any station on the
Tvn.nk in.l I'laaaarAatlrt kramnh. mt Ian thati. I hew
UDjlt,lli mFn are aware cf, a tbej ire furnished
with the formula ol i' piecaratlun.
The Ktrsllval of the I'ilitenb' Land
i. pent l iu the Optra llouie on Monday afternoon
and wilt continue ertry alUrnooa atid evening
thia weok. Strawburrioa and lea-cream, hot
eoffeeand aandwitchet, lemonade, oonfeclionerj,
Ac, Ae. Call and palroniao their tallea, which
are loaded with Inviting and delioioue eatable.
RoK C'OLD AND HAT FeVKR. Being
seriously troubled with Uay Fever and Roee Cold,
I (at the solicitation of a friend) tried Ely's
tTeem BaLn and waa surprised In obtaining el- )
most Immediate relief. I heartily indorse and
earnestly reomnaend It to all similarly aUHcIed.
W. P.Audruf, Drugiit, Uetuchen, . J. August
10th, 1ST.
(i ranoe Meeting. The membont ol
the Chtar&eld County Pomona Orange are re
quested to uuit In the Hall of the American
Mechanics, in Pic's Opera House, Clearfield, on
Tburv Jay, June VibtUol,at 3 o'clock, P. M.
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inori win uu vn n ctciiioj ichivu
have a foil turnout !
K. M. Da us, ITeiident.
M. J. Owns, SeereUry. 6-l-Jt
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Havo yoa ever known any person
to bo sertoufly 11) without a weak stomach or In
active liver or kidney f And when these organs
are la good condition do you not find their pos
esstr la good health 1 Psrker'a Oinger Tonic
always regulates tbtee important organs, and
never fails to make the blood rich and pure, and
to strengthen every part of the system. It has
cured hundreds of despairing Invalids, Ask your
neighbor about It. Sec other column. fl-14t
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The Orpheus boys buld au ice-creutn
festival In the Park two evenings laJt weel, net
ting about $ 1 00 for the bind Tbe receipts wire
aa follows ;
Thursday evening $jf 01
Friday evenings i7 30
T'.lal...
Mill Bcrnko.-W e learn thai liooror,
Hughes A Co.'t steam saw mill, north of Houta-
date, waa totally destroyed by fire laat Friday
orning. Tbe Ore, which broke out between tue
hours of 1 and 2 o'clock, is believed to bare
originated from the boilers. Tbe mill was a
double one, worth abuut $20,000, and almost new,
having been built during the past year to replace
one burned about one year ago. The property
waa tatored far fruin $I3.0Ct!o li.H'P. Th
greater part of the lumber on band wis samd.
An IIichlt UKiiNfivE Act. A
number of the cttiiena residing in the vicinity of
the old (Julich homestead, a short distance south
of the borough, have made complaint to thetrTect
that for the past two Sundays a number of men
and boys have spent half the day bathing la the
river near that point, in full view of persons
going to and from church. This is Uo bad, and
we hop tbe ettVcra of the law will cause these
blackguards to be arrested and punished for thia
transgression of the law and eommon decency.
The State Millers' Association.
At a maetiag of ibo Kxecutiva Committee of the
Pennsylvania State Millers' Association, hsld at
Harriaburg, it was decided to bold the next
annual meeting of the Association at Pittsburgh
during the State Fair ia September. The Penn
sylvania Agricultural Foeiety baa offered to
furnieb power and alt tbe at ace wanted by tha
Milter' Association for the exhibition of i
chlnery in their Hoe, free, and will also offer
premiums fur mill machinery and mill products.
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A Terrible Accident. The Brook
villa Jtfftrtomm of laat week says : "O0 Thurs
day evening last, while Israel Clapper, residing
near Emericksrille, was cutting off a stump in his
yard, using a double-bitted at, hia little daugh
ter two years old camo op behind him, and being
unnoticed by tbe father, wai struck by the ax
swinging it back. Tbe point of tht nose was
cut tff aad a ge-fa cut across the face, cutting tbe
upper lip clear through." Thit la a lesion on
e arelssi nass, aud It would be well for everybody
to lake notice of this sad affair.
State Superintendent iliuhhee hns
appointed County Superin.endent Mc4uown,of
this place, a member of the Kxaminlng Bnard, to
assift In examining the graduating class at th
Lock Haven Normal School, Juno 20th. The
Board oonairtaof tbe fallowing gentlemeo, via:
Dr. E. B. Illgbee, State SuperlnUndent ; Hon.
Henry Hoack, Deputy Stat Superintendent
Prof. George P. Beard, Principal of California
Hiat Normal School ; Prof. N. II. Scheak, Super
iatendent of Cameron county, and M. L. Mc
Quown, Superintendent of Clearfield county. Mr.
Mcfjuown ter ted on tbe Board two years ago by
appointment of Dr. Wickerihaaa.
The Juniata alley campmeeting at
Newton Hamilton, on tha hoe of the Penosylva-
Ibt whyt6 r,(Ufli have beea granted
fur the rent at thtir option. Drop him a postal
card. Kent of tent will be as follows : First
floor, : second fl-or, 15. Od ; up and dowa
stair tents together, f 1 0.00. Boarding at reduced
rates by tbe season, day or meat. Supplies furn
ished at mtrket rates. Persons desiring tents or
wisbitig information will ad ire as
J, K. Rhodes, Secretary,
N-w..,B Hamilton, Pa.
Bold and Darino Hoiibert. Wo
have just received intelligence af aa exleasiva
daylight robbery, save tbe Osceola ftwilU of
May S7tb, by which Samuel Matthews, living
with bis eon Abram, near tbe dividing line be
tween Clearfield and Caotbfte euuntli, lost $J,''O0
ia eash, beside a number ef valuable papers.
Tbe Matthews farm is located a short distance
abova Cita'port, and said to bn ia Beecaria town
slip, this county, although w believe it Is Jast
aert'f the line, in Cambria county. At ail event,
"Abe" Matthews bad fiae to Iloatsdale oa th
day ef tbls occurrence, which webtllcro was last
Se-rday, leavi.g b.e father, who 1. now
f ! the
aa old
house.
Some time during tho day, th old gentleman,
being weary of slaying in the boas alone, walked
out to a field where some men wore pulling stumps,
and ba be returned after having beea out a
short time, he was greatly surprised to find bis
traak broken open and a robcry committed as
above mentioned. e clue wa obtained as to who
Ike perpetrator ef the crime 1.
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(i(xD I.awb Wur local readers will
a doubt uke a decided la tercet ia porasing the
aew or i (nances adopted by ear borough authori
ties and published in these oolomni. Every tax
payer sboald retars thank to th Bargast and
Town Couaeil fer paaiing the fire ordinance a la
dieated. More j Tht passage ef a law li one
thing and its enforce sent another. Th tax
payer who applaud the authorities for tbe proper
stepa they hav takoa for their private aad the
public protoctioa of th eltisea f ear borough,
sboald aow assist those oflleert and see that
tbtsc a well aa tbo other ordtaaaeee ar duly n
ferrwd agaiact th traafgresaor.
Wa board a eato yeaib remark t his mutual
friend tbo other eveoieg, "Toss, hare yoa read
ibo new S-gdr arJiasarei :
Tea- No!
Crm Terra "Why ! do yoa know they'll pat
a la lb leek np, If w doa't behave.
Toa Well, that may bo a goei thiag j he ease
tf this affair goo oa, torn of us will land ia jail,
aad w wiU aot get oat antil we go through Court ;
aad then everybody will find as cat. Lei' tak
th water aaa behave."
That youth leoa tbe right road, aad nil par t
will never bo rt quired to go to tbo lock -up (a find
kin. Boy, heel tk leaeoa ! Theso exeolleat
SfdiBBxteae will an doatrt, bo heroafter known as
tbe "harder saws," beeaaae hath aJera' and
Frank aign theea. They era aot fsawtlve.
DECORATION DAY OVER.
Decoration Day nod Court brought large
crowd of alrangere to Clearfield on Monday. Th
day opened clear tnd warn, nod continued to
grow hotter until about the time the eeretnonlea
warn vr, then nil vegetation and sweltering hu
manity were refresh med with n few hour of n
delightful rain. It eeaaed about sis o'clock,
after laving the dust and coollDg tLa atmoipbert
effectual ly.
People ooBtnenoed to arrive early In the morn
ing, and by noon, with nearly all the building!
profusely decorated with amall flags and evrnl
larga banneri floating to tha breose on Market
treat, our town presented n gay appearance, and
would hart done honor to an old-fashioned
Fourth of July.
Shortly after the town clock atruck ana, the
multitude that assembled at the itand erected for
I the oreaalon In front of the Court Hon, waa
oalled to order by Col. Walter Barrett. After
music being discoursed by the Oipheaa and Citl-
seci" Cornet bands and the martial. band, In their
turn, Rev H P. Hutler opened the exercises with
prayer. Hon. U. R. Barrett then Introduced the
ipesker of the day. Col. John W. Forney,
Philadelphia, who entertalael the assembly far
nearly an hour. Col. Forney, la perianal ap
pearance, Is a la'ga, fine looking gentleman, baa
gray aide whlikcra and wora a black dresa suit.
Although tbla wai hia fitat visit to our town, the
speaker waa well acquainted with many of our
older citlsens, mho were pleated to msetwltn him
on this accaflos,
After the eddreu the procession formed In the
order of the programme aa previously published.
In the proceasion, besides the bands of musicians,
were two backs filled with little girls belonging
to the Decoration Committee, and a long line of
earrlager. Arriving at the cemetery, the drum
eorpa played the Dead March while the procession
rntarcd. and after muile b the cornet bands and
prer( Rv. Mr. Uidy delivered an addrtaa,
beautiful and appropriate.
After the eoneluiion cf the address, the tneiu-
n o( Larrimer Poat atrawod the graves of their
wu 0ljmr,jffl with fragrant flowart. The
uroct(,iyo reformed, marched back to the Court
u0Um and diibanded. Tliua Decoration Day,
MSSI.pHMcd away to the entire aatisfaction of
jail, in an appropriate and pleasing manner, and
in such a way that those who labored for its sue-
eeai hare cause to feel well rewarded for the time
and trouble devoted to the work .
This beautiful aud appropriate custom bor
rowed from the ancients, has become aa event of
marked Importance in our annual hlstery, and,
at time rolls on, eauh yoar see mi to add to It
greater significance.
ISCKLLAMXoUI.
About thirty fire or forly members of Larrimer
Fust, No. 179, 0. A. H., in uniform, turned out
in the precession on MonJeay. They presented
a very fine appearance.
Flowers were furnished iu abuadanoe, and
beautiful ones, too. We never taw such a display
of beautifully colored honcysuoklos aa were pro
vided on Monday.
We are requested by members of the Floral
Committee to return thanks to the laiicl of Pen
field for the generous donations of flowers, which
were received in excellent order.
John Smith, residing half way between Clear
field an! Ptnfield, tut in a large contr II utten of
honeysuckles.
The banka were eloaed on Monday, but our
merchants kept open houeea and dene a thriving
businerr, as did the hotels.
FttEE IjECTL'REON OdD-FelLOWSUIP
j Daorge V. Bofie, Keq,-, Put Oraod Master, and
, prominent member of the Order, Ul viait Llear
field on Monday next, Juno filb, under tbe
amploeaof Clearfield Lodge, No. IDS, t 0. 0. F.
In the afternoon Mr. Boric will give menadione
in the new work In tbe Odd Fellow 'a hall to mem
here of the order only, and in the evening a free
lecture will bo delivered in tbe Court House at t
o'clock; Subject: "American Odd Fellowship."
Thia lecture ia free to everybody, and everybody
ia cordially and respectlully Invited to attend.
No hats will be pafsed around or eollcctiona in
any form taken up. Don't forget tbo date, hut
go and take your friends with yon.
Our young friends Alf. Mitchell and
John U. Martin hav purchased th store of
Messrs. McUaughey Shower, on Second alreot.
We wish them success In their new undertaking.
They are both deaerring young men, of good
character, Industrious and upright In all thloga,
and 111 a pleasure for ua to rcoommand them to
tbo public, hoping they will receive a fair share
of publia patronage, wbieh for fair and honest
dealing they will jaatly merit. They take ibarg
of tbo establishment this (Wednesday) morning.
Call in and see them.
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New Dailt Staoe Line. James L.
Lcavy ba succeeded in having daily mall eetab
tished between Clearfield nnd Pennfield, and will
heroafter roa a daily stag between tha two points.
His contract began with April 1st, nnd the stag
will leave tlearfield every morning (except Sun
day) at S o'clock, making connections with all
train on the Low Grade Railroad at Pennfield, re.
turning after the laat train tbe earn evening.
Paiaengersand freight will b carried at low rates.
Order! left at any of th hotels will be attended
to. 16apr7V-tf
Coal In. If any of our coal bank
men feel like trading some of their product for a
aeries of number of copies of tbo CLsunriiLn
Rupi blicar, we will gladly show them where to
put two or three hundred bushel i on account In
t!iat aay. We have a bin at our residence and
one at tbe office that will hold a load every 'now
and then. A bint to the wis la a very sag re
mark, and should be sufficient. tf
Lint of letters remaining unclaimed
In th Postoffio at Clearfield, Pa., for th week
ending May SO, 1681 ;
John Briibois, Wm. Gutilous, Mrs. Martha
Haden, H. F. Knarr, Bill McKay, Mrs. T. W.
Moore, Jos. Moore, M. M. Pro car, E. II. Heed,
T. H. Simon, Jean Biptiat Namontoieph Whit.
P. A. OALLIN, P. M.
A Fact. An advertisement insorted
in th RnrcRLicai will reach more reader than
if published in all th other paper in tha coun
ty, and cost tbo adrertisei lesi than one-half
In otaer word, an advertisement published In
our Jturnal i worth double the price of that
charged by any other publiiber ia the county.
It is a fact." tf.
Montgomery Brower, who will be
remembered as a driver of tho stag between
this place and Phlllpsbarg la ether days, waa
found dead In Loyd's barn at FhlLpsburg an
Munday. Intemperance is supposed to ha
been the cause of bla death.
31 ill BrRNED, Specr's portablesaw
mill, located near Jefferson Line, In Sunday
township, wa destroyed by fro on tbo 36th alt.
The eaas of th fire and the loss w did not
learn.
You can have any kind of an old
bat mad now, by Newiirk, th batter, over
Bridge's Taylor ahup, Market street, Clearfield,
Pa no'. Itf
We learn that the Decoration cere-
menle at Curweasville oa Monday passed off
pleasantly. W.C.Arnold, Iq , wee lh orator,
and de1Urcd a fin address.
Lehman's k Co.'s millinery depart
ment seems to be th centre of attraction during
Court week, judging from tbo number of ladies
you can see going la and ectuiog out every day.
Have you seen the latest Spring and
Summer style in millinery goods F If not, call
at Fleck'.
Fleck lias enough goods in bis line
ol business to supply erary lady ia tbo oouaty.
If you don't believe Flerk has nice
cheap good, call and see tb em for yourself.
T. A. Flock's store is filled
handsome goods of every deeorlption.
with
Fishing tacklo, wholesale and retail
at Herder's. S-tf
Now silk mitts, longt and In all tbe
new shades, at T. A. Fleck'.
Now muslins, bleached and unbleach
ed, all widths, at Fleck .
Ladiea' skirts and hosiery of all
rise and ooiers at Flock'. -
Now Fancy Goods at Fleck's.
New Fancy Goods at Flock's.
Now table linen at Flock's.
Now dress goods at Fleck's.
Now dress goods at Flock's.
New carpets at Fleck's.
New carpets at Fleck's.
New corsets at Fleck's.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
jiss nan, nui wain.
Court convened oa Mondar, May 1 3d, at t
o'clock P. M , Hon. John H. OrvU, A. L. J.. and
Associate, Hons. Abram Ogden nnd V. B. Uult,
on the bench.
The Hat of Juror having been called over, the
Court appointed Ueorge Owen and John Uulieb
as ttpatav, and proceeded atonoa to tho regular
business or tbe term.
Th trial list wa taken op and tho following
eat disposed of, via t
A. L. Holllday, to nee, vs. Pat. Flynn, He. ST
March Term, lb7&. D. 8. B. Judgment opened
and Defendant let into a defenoe. Tried, and
verdiot rendered in favor of Plaintiff for HO, 47.
George Bingham v. Pat. Flynn, No. 42 Jan
uary Term, 187 ft. D. B. B. Judgment opened
and Ue ten J ant let Into a defence, tried, verdtot
lor flalntlB tor 940. 47.
W. D. Irvln vs. K. C. Thorn oaon. No. SOI June
Term, lfSO. Feigned Issue. Cas settled nnd
auit discontinued.
Maria Rankin, Asslrnac. va. Walnrirht A Co.
No. 70 June Term, ISM. Feigned lean. Settled.
Gilbert Thomas vs. Jacob Uilger. No. 341 Jon
Jerm, 1879. Appeal from judgment of Justice.
Settled.
William Weitover va. Jamea McEwn and
Kaeon McEwe-o. No. IMS September Term, 1874.
Treeraaa. Triad, and verdict In favor of Plaintiff
fM.9l
John Dillon and Simon McFarland vs. Stewart
Cowan and John Taylor. No. 600 September
Term, 1N74. Ejectment. Tried, aud rerdiet in
favor of the Plaintiffs.
B. D. Schoonover rs. D.W. Holt and John
Holt. No. 818 January Term, 1876. Ejectment.
Tried. Verdict for Plaintiff for tbe land described
in thewrlt, to be released on the peymentof $600.
Michael Akev v. Kmanuel hunts. No. 834
January Term 187fi, Appeal from judgment of
Justice. Tried, and verdict for the Plaiolif for
$103.10.
V. H.Wilson rs. B. F. Douglass, James A.
McUbee and II. B. Klnporti, Defendants, and B.
A. lrvia and W. O. Irrin, Garnishes . No. Ml
January Term, 1877. Attachment. Tried, ver
dict for Garnishee and against Plaintiff,
ltbamer Dale va. Ihouaa O. Krler. No. 448
Tanuary Term, 1878. Ejectment. Defendant
con f esse judgment for th premise deeeribod la
the writ, to bo released upon the payment of
$1,10(1.
The other ease on tb trial list were continued
by th parties, or were not reached.
ran Ann Tuantxau.
Commonwealth va. fleorre Evan. Motion fur
a new trial ef tbe Defendant, who waa found
guilty of voluntary manalanghter, discharged,
ana uerenunnt remenuea oaoa 10 jeu to
trial for the murder of Kd. Goodman, who waa
recently killed in our county prison.
orphans' co cat.
Thorns W. Moore, D. W. Hoyt and David
Mitchsll, Commissioners, appointed tomak par
tition of the estate of David Bell, deceased, filed
tbeir report which waa confirmed and a rule
granted oa tbe heira to come into Court and ac
cept or refuse the estate at the valuation.
In re estate of Jonathan Wiaor, decaaaed, tbe
writ of partition and return of Sheriff' inquest
wa filed and confirmed, and rule granted on
heir to to accept or refus the estate at the val
uation. J. P. Fry, Trustee, appointed by th Court to
make sale of the real estate of Frederick Frailey,
late of Cheat townibip, dee'd, made return of
aaid real estate, which waa connrmea.
W. J. HofTer, Trustee, appointed by tbe Court
to make aale of tbe real estate of Joseph Y other,
lat of Karthaua township, deo'd, filed hia return
of the aal of decedent real estate, which waa con
firmed. D. W, McCurJy, Eq , filed bis report as Audi
tor, dlsooainr of the exception to tbe account t
John B. hafferty.Admioistratorof K. B. Kaflerty,
dee'd, aa filed by the Administrator's of John B.
Raffcrtr. Confirmed n. ei.
F. G. Harris, Kiq., filed his report, distributing
tue balance in tne nanus oi a. u. xeie, naunsir
trator of Samuel Powell, dee d. Confirmed at ei.
D. W. MoCurdy, Eii( , filed bla report aa Audi
tor to distribute the balance in the baodsof James
McKeowa, Administrator d bonit om of F. K.
Haflrty, deceased. Confirmed.
Court adeemed on Saturday, 3Hth Inst., nntil
Tuesday, tbe 8 lit.
Clearfield Coal Trade State
ment of Cal and other freight sent over tha
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
oal ror the week ending May 21th, 1841, and
th am time laat year
coal,
For the week 4.70
Same time laat yart 27,626
lWaacc 1M
Previously during year 845,757
Same time laat year 48,180
Increase 413,568
Total In 1881 PH2.0.18
Heme time last ytar - 460,816
Inercaae 481,316
ovum raitoRT.
Lumber H
Miscellaneous freight - 168 "
BOROUGH TAXES!
Tbe tax-payera of Clearfield borough are here
by notified that the duplicate of Borough Taxes
lor lebl baa been placed ia my hands for collec
tion. All person deairing the abatement allowed
by law , must pay their taxes within 1H1HTV
DAIS rrom tbia date.
J. C. WniT8iLL,Dlt.Treas'r.
Clearfield, Pa., May lb, lflM-3t-
Stop Trespassing. I hereby give
notice to those persons, who make a practice of
passing through my fields, to do their traveling
on the publie roads. If tbo offence la repeated I
will certainly arrest Ibo who continue this habit,
and bare the law enforced against them.
6 $6-2lp Kichaid Biuw, Jr.
Sot-nets large, medium and small,
twine, out tinea, flsbiag lines, fish baskets, bait
boxes, tackle books, hooks, aad rry description
of sporting taokl at Hardar'a. 6 Ji-lf
Call at Morrill's hardware store and
see tb cheapest and boat Sewing Machine for
tb least mosey. Dec. 33-tf.
Fleck's store, in Clearfield, is the
place for dry goods, dree goods, fancy-good,
notions, carpets and oil cloth.
A beautiful assortment of children's
lac collar, and ladlea' laco tin and neckwear of
every descriptloa at Fleck'.
Lehman's are doing tho nicest bus
ness in tb county, because they aell good goods
and at reasonable prioo.
Fleck employs a milliner of expert
no and taste to trim hats and bonnet to order,
on abort a otic.
Ladies' gossamer water proof cloaks
aad gentlemen' gossamer water proof coat at
Fleck',
I have a fine lino of bats and bon
net for ladies the latest style. T. A. Fli'k.
(io and see Flock's new goods(whelb
er yon with to buy anything or not.
New silk handkerchiefs at Fleck's,
for both ladiea and gentlemeo.
(io to Lehman's lor lawns, buntings,
Ladies, why do you shop in tbe city,
when you can get everything ynu want cheaper
at borne? Call at Fleek'a.
A very elegant line of pocket cutlery,
raaore, Minor and shear at Harder a. 4 li tf
I have a good assortment of ladtos'
tie. T. A. Ftxcn.
Kid gloves in all the beautiful and
desirable abode at Flock'.
Did yoa see tho band so mo goods in
Fleck' show window t
A largo stock of Brussels and In-
graia carpet at Fleck'.
A handsome stock of ladios' drefs
good ebaap at Fleck'.
Fleck invites you to go thero for
your millinery g odi.
New hats and bonneU for ladies and
mlsse at Fleck
If yoa don't co wliat yoa tht Ht
Fleek'a, a,k for It.
Now black "ilk initio, porlcctly Icnu
lifol, at Fleek'a,
New ticking at Flock'i atoro, on
Market at root.
New goods roccired erery week nt
FlMka.
New collars and cnfTs lor ladios, at T.
A. Fleck'..
Kleck'a new goods aro ready for
iaapeetioa.
Wbito and black Kid glover, at
Fleek'a.
New gooiJa recoired every week at
Flek'.
Go to T. A. Fleek'a and e bia new
go.d, I
New linen bandkercbiefa at Fleck't.
New oil clothi and matting at Fleck'p.
New ran and paraaxila at Fleek'a.
New fini and parasol) al Fleek'a.
New Yanke notion! at Fleek'a.
A LETTER FROM CHEST.
For the CourtSo Growl !
Q. B. GeoDLiRPin. Esq Sin I con
clude to write yoa a few line la rapport of Cheat
a one f tke township that is loading, or trying
very bard to get tbo lead, la tnd us tr 7, egrieultare ,
eto. Wa have .rafted and ma a mueh timber to
market as any other set of men under tbe same
eiroumataneca. Many or as bava made two trips,
and are now waiting lor water to make tbe third.
Rafting -la all dune, oats Id, potato and eoru
planted, aad lh growing crop generally look
well at present. The outlook ia satisfactory. Wo
are now waiting for n flood or fur candidate no
difference which. "Aral come, flrel ervd." Tbo
flood, however, 1 preferable t for it will gre
more work, bettor pay generally. ond roller many
ot cur eiliien who bar their whole Winter'
work tied up. Yea, tbe tax collector will soon be
putting in an appearance, and w must be ready
to meet him or Buffer the penalty.
KrttravBffanee seems to rule the hour, both In
private and public aflairs. 1 will juat giro on
iuiiaiioe io our own vicinity. We petitioned the
Court to appoint viewer to nuke a change in tb
creek road to West orer, nut mora than a half a
mile. The Court discharged it duty by appoint
ing two old gentlemen from Ulearnetd 1 or viewer,
n.iih f wlmra had tha least idea of what they
had lode. They knew nothing about the country,
nor tbe road they war called to vacate and supply,
ooaeequeutly they had to appoint chain camera
to auppty 10 aencienoy.
The bill footed up as follow :
Two chain carriers - $1 00
Two viewer from Clearflelod, walking 10
miles. IV cent circular . $ 00
OnedevcominB'.one day returning, ene day
on dutv. at 'i per day 13 0
Total tt M
Sir, any two of our eitiiena would hav taken
the chain and carried it fur th regalar lee of $2,
tbu saving $16 to tbe County Treasury ; and the
work would bare bean done all th same and
many hard thoughts saved. W look 00 it a In
sulting to our intclligene. Two hundred and
sixty taxpayers in Chest towaship, and none fit
to lay out half a mile of road, ia tb estimation
at tha ennolotla nower. aelah.
We have beea noticing for aom time past that
Clearfield la represented on quit a number of
vlewa road 1, lines, bridge, el. It is folly to
send strangers to lay out roads. It always ends
in trouble, delays and great eipettse. If thoeill
aeoa asking for those view do not know the
ground on wbicn they want tnem iaia, 1 am satis
fled tbet man from a distance know leas. Some
body must quit work to go along with them, or
get no road. If you pay a little attention to thia
matter, you can very easily e Ihtt thia little
leak In one year will take quite a sum out of tbe
Treasury unnecessarily. 1 do hop tht star
road businas may end right aow. If wa aro all
compelled to pay taxes, wo are entitled to a chare
of the little favor.
On word, and I am done. As to ihe old gen
tlemen appointed by the Court to ley out our half
mile of road, 1 nav nomine: to aay. amj
among na to discbarg the duty of their appoint
ment. They don so, nnd left quietly and peace
fully. There is too much Christ unity in our com
position to hold the least enmity against them.
The fault doe not II with them, but with the
1 hope this little note may ho the means ef
awakening up the appointing power to Its duty.
1 am inclined to loox on it as an werPigm ,
if continued, yon will bear It thunderedail around.
TixraTKE.
Ciikkt, May Hit, ISril.
Dubois campmeeting.
The cam nmoe tine aoon to be held within the
II mils ol tbe Borough of DoBola, Clearfteld county, j
offer peculiar and forfeitable attraction to all
church-going pcopl. Hvery attraction that la 1
possible for a campmeeting to present to the pub
lic is there :
'!, fie tiete 0 year, coming as It docs when
blooming Spring baa completely tbrowa off the
last shackles of along and dreary Winter, and
girded itself with the flowery aod leafy garments
ol another Hummer; when every grov and bower
resounds with tbe melodies of warbling evagstera,
aod when lb merchant from bia counter, the
atudent from his cell nnd the farmer from hi
fields, all are ready to cl upon such aa occasion
to ptrtak of tbe repaat at a campmeeting feaat.
Tktmtkn place. The camp is situated ia a beauti
ful and neatly trimmed grove, only a few minute
walk from DoBoi City, wbieh la en of tb lire
llest.moct active and industrious town of we tern
Pennsylvania. W fi itttltctal there will bo
attractions. Bm of the finest pulpit orators
will occupy tbe rostrum during tho meeting,
among whom will ba many mmistsra from tho
C.ntrai Pannrylrsoia and Erie Conference.
Music nnd song ar the soul of any gathering.
It will aot bo wanting there, rather excellently
provided for. Prof. K. O. Eieell, tbe already re
nowned and widely known "sweet spirited Gospel
Singer" will be present during the entire meeting,
and to announce hi presence ia enough, as those
who have beard him would bear him again.
On Wednesday afternoon, June Bib, there will
be held a platform meeting in tbo interest of tbe
Woman's Foreign M issionary Society. Addressee
will be made by Mra. C. A. Pmney, Mr. F K.
Winger and other prominent ladiea. Thus bare
the people of DuBoi secured to tbamselvea and
oiler to the surrounding country opportunities for
Intellectual and spiritual improvement aad enjoy
ment never before preeented In their vincinity.
The meeting will open with an evening aervioe at
6 P. U , June 3d, aad will continue twelve day.
There will bo excursion ticket told at all tb
stations along the Low Grade lload from New
Bethlehem to Driftwood en tbe 4th and 11th
( Saturday) and will be good to return until J una
13th.
Admission to the ground 10 cent each for In
dividual and horse. Let all ge to tbe Campmeet
ing aod aeeure thia opportunity of teeing the city
and vicinity. 00
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
Wan Dki-'t, Adjitaiit OiniaAL Omvu,
Washington, May 16tb, Itisl.
There belag now pending in thi department
great numbers of volunteer pension claims which
cannot be satisfactorily verified for want of In
formation which missing records of diaccatinued
volunteer commands would afford, and it having
transpired In many instances that officer of the
lat volunteer force have still ia their possession
or under their control book and other record
pertaining to tb corps, divlsioa, brigade, regi
ment, and companies, their attention la oalled
to the fact that all auch booka and records ahould
bo deposited with tbia office, and they ar oara
ostly requested to cause tbeiame to be forwarded
without delay to the Adjutant General of the
Army, at Washington, Dutrictof Columbia.
No eipenie, other than postage or proper ex
pres charges ( when paoksges eireed four peunda ,
the limit for mail;, can Ue paid by th tJovrn
lent.
In lb Interest of th great number of widows,
orphans, and disabled soldiers wbooe claims arc
involved, the aewapapera of tbe oountry are re
quested to give the aubitaaceof this circular tbo
greatest publicity.
By order of tbe Secretary of War i
K. C. .UKIM, Adjutant Ueaeral.
OrricuL :
A. W. Niciaaioa, Asa't Adjutant Ueaeral.
New Yankee notions at Fleck's.
Now gingbhtriH at Fleck's.
special.
Ova nr annuo Pin Ciar. Dteooiat on Old
pRicaa.Kewing Machines can now be pan-based
at Merrell's tin and variety atore, from M up
wards. All kindaef sewing machine repaired
on tbe shortest nottoe.
Clarueld, I'a., July 18, 1877.
WiBTin. Delivered at the Rail Road.
100,0(10 2ft. inch chared ehinglco.
100,0ii0 14-inch cawed shingle. ,
100, 00 feet of pine boards.
nOO.ooo It-feet ahaved boopi.
&.0O0 railroad tire.
i0,t)00 feet of good hemlock board.
For which I will pay the highest market price,
delivered at Clearfield, or at any point on tho
Tyrone A Clearfield Railroad,
J. t. KaUittn.
Clearflald, Pa., 0t. U, HTB-U.
Just Ilecelred.
Junt nocived by ARNOLD, At
CURWKXSVILLK !
Car Load Nova Scotia riaftter!
Car Load pure Corn, Rye ami Oats
Chop 1
Car Load Pcaken Salt I
Car Load of Choice Family Flour I
Car Load Dry Good. Groceries, Ac!
HarShintflot, Bark. II. R. Ties and
Grain will be taken in exchange.
Curwensvillo, May 1, 1878.
CLEARFIELD MARKETS.
CLiABniLB, Pa May 31, U81.
Flour, per ewt,, $3 oo
Buckwheat Flour, per ewt I 99
Corn Meal, par ewt - 1 M
Chop, rye, per cwt 1 M
Chop, mned, per ewt - I 4
Brae, per ewt 1 0t
Wheat, per boahel 1
Rye, per bushel - 10
Oats, per bushel 0
Cora, oar, per bushel 40
Buckwheat, per baihel 0
Clover seed .. hu
Timothy seed IT
Potatoes, per huibel 1
Apples, per bushel......
Onions - f "
Hams, per pound Hi
Pboalder, per pound f
liried Beef, per pound .... H
Chlrkeaa, per pslr.H....
Butler, per pound -..... 1
EfC per doaen -
Salt, per aaeh, large I
Coal Oil, per galloa ....... I
Iard, per poaod U.
Dried Apples, per poaud
Dried PeMsm, per pound. f
Bean. tor bushel i 0
Jlttr flirrtiSfmrnts.
fir AflDN fOR MAI.RI Th. vaheerlbor
V? ha. two Twe-lleree Wagoaa, aeerl; aew,
fat Ml. W ill be aaid ebaap. Calloa ar addreea
JullH A. BTADLER,
CI.erfl.ia. Fa., Mareh i, 18l tf.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolts & Saw Logs.
Carw.BvlU, aa. t, T tt
Ittarrlf!
HESS LIE Ol Saturday, Mtj ltk, 1MI,
k; I. 11. II ila. K.4., Mr. Ur-.y. Uiu u4 Mi
Luna tit, bolfc of Ur.enwovdtowDi.ip.
WEAVER-ROSS. At the kom. f lh. brlJa.
M T.ud.7, U.T 1Kb, 1181, b, Bar. A. Bio..,
Mr Jiki. M. WiiT.l, of tin W..hU,ioo
borough, .oil Mill A.an E. Roll, of Hall ta
hlp. THOMPSON TATE. At tha bou. of tb.
brIJ., oa Tboridaj, Ua; Itib, U8l.br Hot. A.
J, Ba.., Hr. J. H. Taopao aad SJiM hlama
Tarm, both of Lawraao. townibip.
MENEIE 1.1'CAS. In KarlhaM townibip,
an Bondajr, Ha, lid, 1ISI, b, V. t. Coalriat,
Krq., air. f'aaaiia ataiBia aad M iu Aaill UaLL
Li-tia, both of harthaui towo.bip.
STEWART MOVER. At tha Ward Hon!.,
Tjroaa. 0. H'adnoada,. April I Oik. Ib.l, b. Hat.
S. M. Muora, 1). II., Mr. Jo. U. Stewabt aad
Miia Ella Movaa, both of Woodland, Clearflald
aouBtjr, Pa.
SCOF1KLD UTOl'CIIE. At tba mldaaoa
of tha brida'a paraotr, 00 Tuaaday, Ma; 24lb,
1881. bv Kar. A. D. McCloikvv. Mr. Fbbdbbii:
R. ScoriBLD aad Mia Cab.ii LaToI'C.b,.!! of
I'anUald, Claarleld oounlj.
FILI.FIART WOLFQAXO. At tb. rtMaae
ar Mr. Hiram Woodward, ia Paan.ld, oa Than
da;, Ma; lvth, 111, h; Rar. Wa. M. Burca
. Id. Mr. PaiLir Fillhabt. of Trouttilla. Clear
laid eoaoi;, aad Mm M.ar J. WoLruiao, of
tlaatbTilla, Jeo.raoa eouot;.
KAINBY On Tbnraday, May Utb, ISBl, at
Ibe reaidenoe of Andrew L.h'touen, in tvneai town
ship, of consumption , Dauiil Raiuky, aged U
years, 11 months and 8 daya.
Huntingdon county paper plcaoe copy.)
PATRICK. In Bom side borough, oa Thurs
day, May J' th, 18S1, Frakk, eon of C. R. nnd
Catharia Patrick, aged 1 year, 1 month and
4ft day.
"Alas ! how changed that lovely flower !
Which bloomed end cheered our heart;
Fair, fleeting comfort of an hour,
How loon we're called to part.'
BAILEY. In Beecaria township, on Monday,
April 3tb, 1881, William P., eon of Tbomaa W.
aod Mary A. Bailey, aged 10 week and 1 day.
Dearest Willis you bar left ui,
And our loss we deeply feel
But 'tis God that called you from as.
He can all our sorrows heal.
Thoa hast suffered much on earth,
But thy Buffering aow la o'er,
And we'll try and meet thee Willis
On that bright celestial shore.
Morain.
JUir (h'frtisfmfiits.
Oil Quotations !
CENTBAL PENN'A OIL DEPOT.
UNDERHILL & CO.,
Lubrteatlng, ileUntd tf .Tfirr'
OILS,
I'HILIPSBURG, PENN'A.
W quot our brands of Petroleum and other oil
ntbjttt to maris, ekamytt) delivered free
on board oar at any station on
the Tyrone A Clearhtld
Itailroad.
Reined Oil, Stale Teat..
Prime White, lot " -Water
Wblle.140 " .,
Elalae, 161 " .,
per gal. 1 At loweat
M I market n
withoutre
" J .no. to e
marBct raiea
ithoutraler.
I eoat.
Benrln., YlUrarit; par gal $
Naplba, 70 " " "
tlaaulioa. 88 " "
Minora' Lamp, 300 teat " "
Car AiUOil, (W.Va.) Eilra. "
- " (W.Va.) Medm. " "
" ( W.Va.) Bamm'r " "
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Matehleaa C;lindrr Oil
No. 1 u '
Wool Oil, No. 1
Lard Oil (extra) Winter rtraia'd
No. I
No. 1
Eclipeo Eogiaa, No. 1
No. I
" No. I..
Minora' Yellow, per gallon
WhIU "
At loweat
ket ratea
Liaaeed, No. 1
" Amarlean
Turpentine, beat
with-
oat ref. to
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mert all romptlilion.
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NEW WASHINGTON
NORMAL IlISTITDTE.
Opens Monday, April 18th, 1881,
to Continue 12 Weeks.
TIII8 school commends itself to public favor
for tbe following reasons :
First. Boarding can bo had in good families at
from $2 to 12.60 per weei.
Second. Location la healthful aad eoctety re
fined aod cultured.
Third. The eourse of study embodies ties State
Normal School feature, aod i particularly
adapted to the wants of tbo who ipct to teach.
Fourth. The students hare the advantage of a
well-conducted Literary (Society, before which
will be delivered a soiife of free lectures.
Fifth. Tbe work of tbe echool i stimulated by
the encouragement and favor of an intelligent
community.
Sixth. Special attention will to given the
Normal class by tbe Principal, who is a graduate
of a Htate Normal School, and th Instruction iu
Theory of Teaching, (government, Ac, will be
made to accord with the modern Ideas of ad
vanced educator.
TUITION:
NORMAL DKFARTMHNT.
Common Branches with 6cbool Economy. ..18 00
Common Branches and School Keonomy
with Algebra, Ueometry, Physical liog.
rai.hr. Natural 1'hiiosoiihv. Civil (iov
ruuisnt, Latin, etc - I 0
ORAMMAH DEPARTMENT.
Highest eless 0
Lower classes ' -
For further information addreea,
W. A. AMI1KOSK, Osceola, Pa ,
MATT iSAYAliK, Clearfield, Pa.
Mar. 9, I8M-U.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Publleaod aver; Wedneade; b;
G. B. GOODLANDER,
l tEAHFIKI.O, PA.,
Ilea th. Larfeat I'lrrglatloBj af any paper
In Nurlhweat.ra Pennevlvaula.
Tbo large and constantly increasing
circulation of tho Rcpublican,
roodem it valuable tobusincsa
Dion as a moUium thro'
which to roach tha
public.
Terms or SunacaiPTioM :
If paid in advance. . . 12 00
If paid aftor thro months, , 2 60
If paid after six months, . . 8 00
When papors art sent outside of tht
county payment must be in advance
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
$ric di'rtiisrmrnti.
I fill PRINTIKO OF EVERY DESCRIP
ej tiaa aaa4l, aaeeateel at tkll adaa.
CA eOfl d7 at home. Sauplas worth
O'J CU 14 ,, ajaM BriaaoB A C,
Fortland, Mama. . mcal,Sl-l;.
VTOTK E. Tk. aad.rl,ied, reildlni la th.
XI village of W.itov.r, ia Cheat iowaabip,
he, aaada tha BMeaaar; arr.Bfeen.Bta Bad pra
poae. to opea aa EAT1NU Hul nli for the a
ommodauoo of the pablie graerall;, aad 1 har
b; aoliclt a liberal ahare of tb. publie patronage.
JOHS J.rjMUaK.
WeatoTer, Pa, F.b. , 1881. t(.
1J1AHM IASII8 POK HAI.Ii In llnatoa
Bed Pine townabipe, Clearfield oonnt;. Jff
Keaeonable time tiv.n for part of purebaae
BOD.J. Frtoea 1(1 .00 to tlt.M per acre.aI
Mioarala reaerved. L. BIRD, AgeBt,
Penb.ld, Pa.
or Wallacb A K Haaa.
Sept. 10, 187ll.tr. Clearfield, Pa,
ARNOLD II AS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles.
SHAVED AND SAWED.
Carwenevllle, Jaa. I, '7-lf.
SIKIKM AKING.-I hereb, Inform at; pa
trona, and mankind in geoeral, that 1 have
remorad m; ahoetnaking ehop to tba room la
Orabam'a row, orer B. 1. Sn;d.r'a Jewelr; atore,
and that I am piepared to do ail klRdt rf work
la ao; line ebeaper than an; other abop io tvwa.
All work warranted ai giod aa eas be done an;,
where elaa. Poeltlrel; thia I. tbaeh-apeat ahop
la I'leerlield. JUS. 11. 1IKKH1AU.
Dee. 11, lsIS-lf.
Eight Farms forSals orRcnt!
The ubaerlbcr propoea to sell or rent num
ber of lamia located aa follow a t Tb Brat situate
In Burnside township, Centre county, containing
160 acres, baring thereon erected a tram a well
ing, frame barn , adjacent to n church, aod known
as the Jam Mulholland farm.
ALSO, another farm situate in Graham town
ship, Clearfield county, containing 117 acres, with
tbo necessary improvements. Thi farm is under
laid witn a J0oD VEIN OF COAL.
ALSO, ii other farms In the vicinity of French
villa, containing respectfully 113, 100, ti, Ui, bo
and US acre. The farm all have nouses and
barn thereon, good water, bearing orchards on
same, aa well aa aom good wood land. Fr
further particular call In person, or address tbe
undersigned by letter. L. M. COlDKIBT.
Jan. lvth, USI.tf. Frencbvllle, Pa.
FARM FOR SALE I
The undersigned baa come to th conclusion te
quit farming and follow his occupation, a car
penter, and now offer frr aale bia farm, eituate
one and abalf miles aorth of Clearfield borough,
containing
EIGHTY
Most of which 1 cleared and under good cultiva
tion, and having thereon a good
TWO-STORY
''I'HOUSE,
Large fram barn, and other necessary outbuild'
Inge, together with an orchard of all kinds of
fruit, and an excellent spring of water. Tb
whole I UNDERLAID WITH GOOD COAL.
Tbia property will be exchanged for smaller prop
erty, ar sold oa easy term a ia payment a. For
further particulars call on the premises or address,
JOHN 0. BKlvD, Clearfield, Pa.
March 16tb, 151-1 f. -
Thomas A. Duckett,
DEALER IN
IHKHKBY give notice to tb citiaena of Clear
field nnd lb aurrounding vicinity that I am
prepared at all time to furnish families aad I
manulacturing establishments with a superior
quality ot
Coal. Wood f Coke,
Which I am prepared to deliver la a few hour
aotice. I am etwaya read to haul aod deliver
Iron and to tho drpot, or anywhere else, and
move families and household goods in v where on
abort notice. TI10H. A. DUCK KIT.
Clearfield, I'a., Mar'. Jl, IbSI-lf.
Re-Union of Trade.
THE attdersigned wishing to inform the public
that he opened a
COMMlMMON ftTOHE
At the old stand la Troatvllle, Clearfield county,
Pa., on tb ) "lh insL, witfi a full stock of
DRV ClHiDft, GROCERIES, NOTION,
Iloota, Hhoee, Etc.,
In feet everything to bo found in a first-class atore,
all of which I am determined to sell at the lowest
cash price.
FARMEHH AND Lt'MllEHMEM
Will find it to th-!r advantaireto do their dealing
with me, a th highest prive will be paid for
Urain, Shingles, or Produce of any kiod. Part
or one-half eash will bo paid. Trading for
Shingles or Lumber of any kind a specially. Also,
agent for
Singer Sewing Machines.
Having mad arrangement with Eastern mer
chant to cell good furnisfted me, therefore call
and see, a I will bo enabled to sell cheaper than
the cheapest. J. W. CAULILB,
T run tulle, Pa., Sept. U, 'T9ly. Agent.
REMOVAL !
James L. Leavy,
Having purchased tb entire stock of Fred.
Beckett, hereby gie notice that be has moved
Into tbe room lately occupied by Reed A Harerty,
on Second atreet, where no is prepared to oiler to
th publie
COOK STOYES,
IIK.tTI.VU ..
PARLOR STOVES,
of tke lateat Improved patterns, at low price.
HOUSE FDBKBHIKQ GOODS,
Qaa Fixtures and Tinware.
Hooflng, Spoating, Planking, Ona Fitting, and
Repalriag Pompa a rpeciiJt;. All
work warraated.
An;tblng la n; liae will be ordered eperlal If
deeired. JAB. L. LK4VY,
Proprietor.
FHED. fiAChCTT,
AgeaL
Clearled, Pa., Jaaaar; 1, 1871 tf.
.titjot n.vr.n
EXECUTORS' SALE
or
Desirable Real Estate !
Estate of Richard Ztuvr, SrM Sce'd.
TFfR and.rigned, Ftaratora af tbe eatate of
HICHAKb bllAW, Sr., dereeaH, will oer
at pablie aale al tbe COI KT IIUL'SX, ia tb. aor
ii I b of Clearleld, I'a., oa
Wednesday, June lot, 1 SSI,
AT 1:311 O'CLOCK F. SI.,
Tba followiag valeable real aetate, v(. :
Tba tbm ator; UR1CK HOTEL proper!;,
eornev of Market aad Piret atrau, la Ibe bar
oagh af ClaarSeld, kaowa aa
'The Shaw House.'
Fronting wlthtwelotsef ground thereto belonging
io leet oa Mar tet atreet, aaa w
feet o a F iret at root, w i t b a I we -et ory
dwelling house attached. Tke be
tel proper baa siny bed-reoma and
all oonveaieooeo fer a iret-elas
betel. Oo of the most deairable hotel preportio
la Central Pennsylvania.
Tbe akova will bo oold together with a twa
story frame dwelling houe ea Markt street, ad
Jaceat te tbe Hotel, and oo ether fram dwelliog
house aod a t we -story stnre building, all f roa ling
ea Market street.
AL9Q. AU that eertafa let, kaowa it th
nlaa f Clearfield boroaffh a Ut he 1 19, . .
tVootlag feet on Loeaat Mreet, re a- fS
aingbeck 173 feet, more or lea, ta aa alley
with dwelling boas aod all neeeaary cut- j si
buildings thereoacrected.aad otter imnrevsoaeat.
Ttn.yta or .iti;i
Oae.third ak at delivwy af fwd deed, aad
th balance to ba enrd by bund and aettf age,
aarable la oa aod two year a, with iateresu
A. B. BH AW,
JOS. SHAW,
ServMng Ei rs ef Riehard Shaw, (frdoc'4.
Clearfield, Pa, April I, IMI-t.
Jifw dt'trtistmrnts.
Jflll WOB AU kiada of Job work uaeaUo)
la tha heat aaaaaer at Lbia effioa.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
I.IFK INSURANCE COMPANY,
Newark, X. J.
INCORPORATED Pl'RRLT Ml Tl'AI.
Anbt., Jaa. 1, laSI, aa aaoertalaed
b; KianlniBg ConnaiuloBera
af MaeaaobuaetU. Ohio aad New
Jerae, !i,7il,!IJ n
LlA.iLlTiaa, a. autad b; lb. aaaaa. 31,01 1.eJJ II
Bi arLi'l bi Maaa ebu'a Blaadard. 1,115, J.l HI
8i Bftu. b; N.w York Btaodard... ,88,6 IS
All pl lelaa aoaforfaitabla after eeeoad
;aar: lowexpaaaeai large dlrideoda da
alared aad paid erar; year aiaoe orgaa.
laalion ; ample earplua i aurrend.r value,
anoei liberal ; loraaa prompt!; adjaati
aad paid.
orrirBaa :
I.IWI8 C. UKOVEIt, I'KBan.e.T.
JAMKd B. PKAKS'lS, ice I'aa.mr.T.
Ed. I, DnaaiBB, See';. Ttibo, Macbbbtt, Treaa.
POTTER A KB YES, Slate Ageata, oil Hal.
Batatreet, Pb lladelphie, Pa.
K. M. N'lCNAM.r, Spatial Agent. OSoa la
Moaaop'a baildlag, Market atraat, Clearleld, I'a.
l-a- ai-ti.
TOWNHHIP BTATEMENTh DAVID
MEAbB, Trvaaararof Bogie towaablp, la
i aoeoaai with the Road fund of aaid Inwaabip for
1981.
DR.
To Duo. of D.fai.l bm.el, Soier.laur.. I 50o
To Dup. of Jno. B aubarger, " ... II
T-lal
l,050 tl
t'H.
B; work doue bv eilia.aa 4 41
B; exoaeratioaa li 3.
II; am't rtlnrnod to Superrieora 31 48
Total
. tl.OM II
raan puplicatb, boap rax roa 1
DB.
Joha Bamberger, Sapervlaor M -.
CR. '
B; eaah paid David Meaae
B; am't retnraod to CummiaaieBera
B; exoaeratioaa
B; peraentaga oa eaah duplicate
B; amount t. balaBOo
1M 81
17 7
6
IS il
tl 43
Total
I 171 70
Claa Dt FLIOlTB, BOiP T1X VOB
DR.
Daniel Emeal, Superviaor 3T5 81
CR. '
B; oaak paid Treaenrer Meaae t 137 44
B; exonoratioae and r.tarael...H..M.... 18 .8
B; peroeatageoa $371 81 18 70
B; amoaat tobalaao. I I 13
Ttal t 87 81
POOR Ft'KD-DK.
To eaek rea'd from Daniel Pmeal
117 M
88 87
14 00
10 00
To am't received from Co. Treaa..
To aah ra'd from Jaeob Dim.liag....
To order oa Treaearer Meaae
To bal. oa aetllrmentof 18sl
2J8 87
... 4 80S 74
Tot.l
CB.
B; exoneration oa order from I. Beiibt
B; Int. paid la Jan. Toroer H
B; percentage oa $182.83. at I par et...
B; am't Ib banda of 1. Belab M
B; ordera redeemed
14 15
3.1 10
86
43 V0
433 76
Total 4 358 74
We, the underaigaed Auditora, having exatn-
lnl tbe eeveral aceoont. of aaid towa.bip, ftad
them a. above atated.
Atteat : J0UN COI'l.TEB,
W. 11. Bbii.v, JUI1S8T0NK,
j Clerk. I KI A II LIT.,
i Auditora.
Jefriea, Pa., Ma; 15, 181-SL
BOROUGH ORDINANCES.
AN on IU NANCE In regard to the Dia
poaltloaj of Dlaorderly Pcraoua I
Sncnoa 1. Be It enacted and ordained by tb
Burgess and Town Council of th borough of
Clear Geld, and it ia hereby enacted and ordained
bv authority ef the aame: That If any person
shall be found Intoticatad la any of the street or
highways of aaid borough, every person so
offending she!), on eonvtel lea tke reef, be fined
net less than two nor more than tea dollars, aod
on failure to pay aaid fin or give security to pay
the aame wilnm ten day, bo or they shall b
committed to the Berougb Lock-up not less than
twelve nor more than forty-eight koare, at tb
discretioa of the Barge.
buciioi I, If aay perron or person shall ho
convicted ef fighting, or of other disorderly eon
duet within tho borough limit, auch person or
persona so offending aball ba fined not less than
two nor more than ten dollar, aad ah all b com
mitted to th Borough Lock-up aot more thea
forty-eight boars at tbe discretion of the Burgee,
In testimony that the above Ordiaanee wa
naaaed tb JSd day of Mar. l8l, I hav bro-
unto set my hand and affiled the seal ef said
Borough. . t. b UaH, uurges.
Keel Atteat:
J. F. Sat nan, Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE requiring; certain
veiidcre oi merchaudlaa to obtain a
llcenee l
Sumo 1. Be It ordained by the Barge aod
Town Council of tba Borough of Clearfield, and
It ia hereby ordained by authority of tbe aame :
That from and after tbe paaaage and publication
of thi ordinance all persona not residents of the
Borough who shall desire to hawk, peddle, aell,
barter or tram tn any jewelry, ary goooi, nara
ware, drug, groceries, pictures, frames, faralture,
or anv otker articles, goods, ware or merchan
dise, anon aay of tbe streets, lane, tiler or
square of tbe Borough, or io or ai any of the
gwelling nouaea, so ops, stores, or omer nuuuings
or places in the said Borough, shall first
obtain from the Bargees, or io hie absence, froi
the Treasurer or beeretarv of tbe Borouch,
llcenee or permit for thtaame, for which b shall
pay not less than on dollar nor more tban five
dollars, according to mo aiacreiioa oi ine era car
rrnntmc the aame. fur each day aaid applicant
desires to engage ia aaid business. Provided,
this ordinance shall not be construed as applying
to tb renreeentatlT or wnolaaale nouaea wn
merely receive order for goods at wholesale, nor
to anv ncrsoa aelhni farm proaucW.
In testimony that tb above Ordinance wa
paaaed on the 2 .id dav ef May, A. D. 1881, 1 have
hereunto act my hand and affi ied th seal of aaid
Borougn. s. i. pniunri, nurgeee,
Seal Atteiti
J. If. Surma, Clerk.
A
N ORDINANCE Iu relation le naem.
bUKe. auow-balllng;, bull-play Ilia;,
Hectiom I- Be H enacted aad ordaiaed by the
Bursreae aad Town Canetl of tho Borough ef
Clearfield, and tt ia hereby enacted and ordained
by the authority of tba same: That It sball be
onlawfal for all persons, whether minors or adults,
t congregate on aay of tbe atreet ereesinra, cor
ner or pavements within aaid Borough, whereby
persons parsing ar repassing may be obstructed
or whereby tbe good order and peace of the eftl
aens may be disturbed, and every person so offend,
tag sball, after summary conviction thereof he
fore the Burgees, or any Justice of the Peace, be
fined not less tbaa one nor more than five dollar
or cetnusitted te the Borough Lock-up aot oiooed
ing forty-eight hours, or both, at tbe discretion
of tbe committing othoer.
Sic. . Any person er person who shall engage
In aay species of bell-plating, anow-baliing, er
playiag at ahiany apea aay of the atreet ar
alters vf th Borough, or any pore or person
who sball atrik or beat doors, window, ar door
steps, or throw hy mean of any sling or other
wise, any corn, grain, seed, dirt, atones, hot, er
otbr mieenle at or upoa aay wtaduw, door
I sups, porch ar bou, or apea any ef tbo tret,
or alley of too Herouga, or pull aay aoor-neii oi
any dwelling with intent to aaaoy the awaer er
occupant thereof, or with other misebicvoac In
tent, er any person or persona removing any
steps, aign er any portion er fiitare ia and upon
any premises witbia the Borough without tbe
consent of tb owner sball upoa conviction of
aeb aod every such ogeace belore the Burgees or
aay Justice ef the Peace of the borough be fined
not less tbaa two nor more than five dollars nnd
pay the cost of th proceeding, one half ef tbe
fine to go te tbe informer, and ia default there f
shall be confined In tbo Berougb Lock-up not
eieeeding forty-eight hours.
la testimony that lb above Ordinance wa
passed thia lAd day of May, A. D. 181, I have
hereunto set my hand aod affiled the seal ef said
Borongh. ft. I. 6.N DfcK, Burgess.
(rJeail Atteet
J. F. taiDaa, Clerk.
A N (RIIX ANCKrcUlliirtcoaatluci
riscTtosi 1. Be It enacted aad ordaiaed by the
Burgee od Town Ceueell of tbe Borongh ef
Clearfteld, and It ta hereby enacted and ordaiaed
by the authority ef the earn: That aa and alter
the lawiai promulgation ei mi ere ma nee, an
coo t log r riding by gravity upon aay ef the
streets, sidewalks aad alleys of tbo borough by
sleds, coasters, Juaoers er similar eevtrtrenee,
I hereby prohibited, aod any person ao offend
ing sball, upoa eoavietiea thereof before tbe Bur
gees or any Justice of tbe Peace ia said Berougb,
be flood not Use than ea dollar aor more tbaa
twe dollar f ' r each off, or in default thereof
be lotprismed la the Borough Leek -up aot ei
eeeding forty eight bears.
tire 3. It is hereby declared te be the duty af
tb Iligh Constable to arrest aay peraoa r per
oas violating any of tb provinces af this erdi
nanea, and take hia or Uea before tbe Bargees
er a Justice of tk Peace ef oold Borough, and
there U be dealt witb as provided la hu erdi
aene. Ia testimony that th abev ordinance wa
passed on tbe I3d day of May, A, D. ll, I have
bereealetel my Reea aaa emiea tee eeai ai at
reagh. f AMI KI. I. B.MUfcri, Barge,
Ifeall Att.at:
I. r. 1,1111, Clerk.
A H lllim( R la relatlva ta Ian
aad forfvltartat
baiioB 1. Be It aaaeUd Bad ordaiaed b; tba
Bargee, aad Towa Coeaell af tka Itaraagk af
Clear8eld, and R la bareb; eaaeted aad ardaiae.1
b; tkeaalbarit; af Ue aaaaei laat fraaj aad
arur tb. paaaage .r tbta Ordi.aae. all Saea aad
fortetlereo aollMled aade, Ibe arovieloaa of ordl-
aaaaaa aow la forea ar that aia; k.raafter b.
paaaed, aball be paid bau tb. ftor.agb traaaar;
foe the aa af Ue Boieugb.
la teetiaieo; tbet tbe aaare ardlaanea wa.
paaaed ea tbo lid da; ef Ma;, 1IS1, 1 bava brer
eat. art ; bead aad allied tba aval ef Uke
bereegh. . L e.MIlKR, B.rgeea.
rall Atteet t
I. W. BvrpBa, Clerk.
ClearSeld, fa.. I II II It.
guv 3.flur1i5frarnts.
a week ia ;uar avra Iowa. Term, and $3
atota free. Addrea. 11. hallbtv a t;..
rortlaad, Maiaa. u.h2-l;.)
TtWTICBaa da CfinaTABI.KIM VtKH
Wa hav. printed a large a amber af tha aaw
PEE BILL, aad will aa tha receipt af t.eniv-
Iva aaata. aiail a aop, ta bb; addreea. ebf 3a
11EIJI FOH AI.K. Thlrteao hlvea of
Jl lullaa Bee. wbieh I will Mil .heap for
BMk, ar eiebaage for wbMt. For farther la.
furisatloa aail oa ar addraaa tba uaderRigoed.
J.r. KHAMKR,
Nor I, T if. Clearleld, P..
lh4J4TIC.'K.-AII pereaaa having au; elatm.
i.1 agaiail lh. .,.. .f Jouph Helhrock, de
Maaed, late of M.rria towaaklp, era reqaeeled t.
pre.Dt tbe wm, to the BBdcraigned for aet
tl.ment. roatotSce addeeaa, Morriadala Mieee,
Clearfield, miaal;, Pena'a.
JOiSKPH BOTIlRliCK, Jr.
Ma; 18, 1881 41.
ADMINIHTB ATOK' NITH'K.N0nM
la herb; giv.a that Letter, of Admlaie.
UatioB aa tha aetata of HENRY II0UVEK, late
of Brad) towaablp, Cuerneld event;, Pe., dee'd,
having beea dal; granted to tha undereign.d, all
pereona iadebtad to aaid aetata will plaaae make
immediate pa;aat, aad tboeo having elaima or
deoiande agaiaat th. aame will preaeot tbem prop
ertj Butheatieated for ..Itlemeat, withoat dela; ,
A. M. DKAUCKIH, Admiaiatratur.
Latheiabarg, Pa., April 17th, llal tt.
Millinery! Millinery 1 1
I TAKE Ibe pleasure of Informing tbe publie
that I aball offer special inducement ta
Millinery (foods, such as bilk, Satin, Hibbone,
Flowers, Ac, Trimmed and L'ntrimmed Hat and
Hon net, in the very latest styles, Notion and
Made-up Clothing fur children. I kindly aoliclt
n char ef your patroaage.
MI.S3 M. A. WKLCH,
Market St., Clearleld, Pa,
Apr. 10, ISSl-ly.
FORJALEt
HOi8E.1JTD TWO LOTH!
A LL those two certain lot ef ground with
j. dwelling bouse thereon, itualo on Market
atreet, opposite the Allegheny House, in Ihe bor
ough of Clearfield, having a front on said atreet
of 100 feet, and eitonding in depth 172 feet to an
alley, known in the plan of aaid borough aa Iota
Noe, ti and 174, being th estate of James
Thompson, de eeaaed. Apply to
PKANK PIKLDINU,
W. I. BK1LKK,
Attorney for owner.
Clearfield, Pa., May 4. lM.4t.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGK 110MK INDUSTRY
rpUB undersigned, having established a Kur
X ery on the 'Pike, about half way between
Clearfield and Carwenevllle, I prepared to fur
nish all kinds of FRUIT TRUES, (standard aad
dwarf.) Kvcrgreeae, Shrubbery, (irape Vines,
Gooseberry, Lawtoa Blackberry, btraw berry,
and ltaspberry Vines. Also, bibcrian Crab Trees,
Quince, and early scarlet Rhubarb, Ae. Order
promptly attended to. Address,
J. U. WRKiUT,
eplt-48-y Curwensvillo, Pa.
A Bargain 1
FARM FOR SALE !
Th undersigned offers at private sale that val
uable farm s.tuaied la OH Ail AM TOWNSHIP,
Clearfield county, known as th
I t iMl I' VfK.Tf.
Containing 133 acres, at of which ar cleared,
and having thereon erected n large frame dwell
ing house, large frame barn, and the ether aeeec
aary outbuildings, together with a large orehard,
good water, etc. Tb property will be sold on
very easy Urtna. For further particulars inquire
of the Subscriber, in person, or by letter.
FRANK FIELDIXU.
Clearfield, Pa., March 34lb, 1880.-tf.
LIME ANDPLASTERl
ICoch&nic&l and Agricultural Lime
of tae Vary Sest 2Iaks !
Low Eatos of Froight oa
Full Car Loads.
I AND PLASTER. W. tell th.C.Toge gronad
J plaatarat lawprloaa b; tba ear load, fa
apeakiog of tbi, eolebraled plaatar aa aoaa pared
witb the Novaeeotia ar wbita plaatar, tb. Oraag.
Judd Ca., pvbliaber. af ta. AeMWeaa Agriemilur.
iat, aa;, "Tbere 1. ao differaao.; tb. priea Is
tbe onl; eoaalderetibB." Addrwa,
ALKXAKUKRACO.
April lb, IBIl-Saa. BellefaaU, Pa,
The Kstcj Organ !
"From Worth teBoath, from East to H' eat.
Tha 1-atey Organ are the Heat"
VtrUEN a Company, by legitimate man a fee
T T turo mj actual production, reach th
a umber of
100,000
la process ef consecutive numbering, it U aa
event which deserve more tbaa a pasaiag mea
tloa or casual remark. It mean vary mueh ia
many ways. It indicate
F I rat. A high baaiaeaa ataadiag, and good
reputation for probity aod fair dealiag.
(Second. A very high reputation f(r quality
of work, in
TONE,
WORKMANSHIP,
DURABILITY.
Third. A very oxteoaivc system of manofas
tur. W furnish any snake ef Organs or Piaaoo.
W. W. PRICK, Ageat.
Curweasville, Pa., May ii, lSll-Su.
HARNESS I HARNESSII
Thi i Way for four Harnett t
IV ;oa w.Bt ta atod; ;onr awa Inter.it, da Bat
fail tooallel ANUIIKW HARWII'K'g II AR.
K EKS SHOP, on Mat ket it real, aeit door Io Joka
A, Ijteek'a tobaeeo atore, CloarSeld PaBa'a.
TIM rACTS AM THAT
A II trat-elaea wark la doa. at
iV HARWICK'S.
XT eat. foot oil and Bile greaM at
I HAItWICK'f.
)'.nbla aad aingle baraeei sr.ll klnde at
HARWICE'll.
) Idlag aaddle. of all kind, at
V HARWICK'S.
,ar Beta and feorae eerere of all kiada at
- HARWICK'S.
Tkipa of all kiada aal ar low .a 15 evt , .1
11 a . n it. a.
Harae,a of all kloda aaada ta order .1
HARtUCk..
A"
UBiBda oraollara at notion prteee at
HARWICK'g.
I 1 eaaaaaoer aa A-L ft-T linear heraeruraieb
J V log good, at HARWICH'S.
fill beep aad aiake all kiada of I. ruber ber-
aee, at o-HARWICK't.
Ivor, and all otber kiod, of riaga af allaieaeat
HARWICK'S.
Clorabe, bnaab.a, aad iaterferiag boot, aa bead
t at HARWICH'S.
Kbm robe,, k bp. dortera, aad aereeae ef all
Hade at HARWICH g.
Jab work Bad repalrlBg proaaptl; atleaded ta.
Revaeaiber Ibe abop ia gkew'e row, a. Ala, ket
atrMl, bMween tbe MaattoB Heave aad tbe bbaw
HooH.CIearlell, Pena'a.
Ma; la, lesl.ia.
SheriiTs Sale.
T vlrtaa ef writ, af '.'. lareed
at of tba Coart af Canaaaea Plea, .f Clear.
Said aoaatv, aad ta are direeud, tbere will b.
aipoaed u PUBLIC SAI.K, al tba Caart Haaea,
la tba keeoagb ar ClearSeld, oa
Al I a'elaek P. M , tke fellewiBg deaeribed real
aetata, la wit t
..tarda), iaac dl,h, IhhI,
All tboae eerteia two traet. of land eltaaled ia
Kertbaa.tewnebip,ClMr(eldo.oat;, Pa, .wad
ed aad dMcriba. aa fellowa t Oaa piaa. tbarMf
begiaalog at a aeailo.k .a tba weal araaek mf
tbe rBao,uebaBBa rlrar i tbeaa. dowa aaid river
b; tba eeveral Marae. tbereof 781 parebao ta a
poat aoraer i tbeeea Berth 88 degree, weet 13 per
ehea ea a atapl. eoraer, aorth 81 dagraaa aaat II
parebaa ta a leapt, aoraer, Math I. degreee aaat
II perebee ta bireb aaraer ea baak af aaidriv....
tbeaa. dawa eald river tbe aevaral eanraaa tharMf
14 perrbe. le a wbita e.k ; tbeaoe .erth II mv
ebM u a poat eoraer, wen ill pareho. te a poat
aoraer, Booth III parabe. u a pon, w.,t l(
eke. U a .bile plae i tbeaoa aaalk 1.4 pevebaa to
a atoaa aaraer p tbeaoa Math .1 degree, eaat i
parebaa tee aea leek Bad plaaa of blaaiag, eea.
leraiag III aoreaead 141 parebaa, bavieg ibere
ea areeted a log ke.ee, log hare aad ether awt
baildiaga, ale. aa archer, ef aboal 1 0 bnriag
treee, aad ahoat 1.8 aerea. aaoe. ar laae, elearel
aad aader god ealtivalioa.
ALSO.
Tbe elber thereof aeglaBiag at a blaek oak aa
left baab af ReeaaehaBaa river at a aoraw af lead
forneri, ewaed b; P. A. Kartbaaa; Ib.oo. ....
aaid ri.er tba ae.eral eaareeo U.reaf til pevebM
to a white pia. i tkeaea doe aarth IV perebea la
a peel i tbeaoa weal IH perebea le t hiokor; aor
aet i theae. Math 41 parahaa to plae. of begta.
aiag, aealaialng Tl aerea aad tl perebee, beaag
Ihe aaat. tw pteou ar traru af lead of Weaver
t ita. tba preeeal gra.laM Aa. A a... tnau
af laed beiag aaderlaid with bilaaaiaeaa aaal.
Seiaad, la.ee ia eieranea, .ad U be eeld a.
tha prapert; af KdwaH aleUarv.;.
TaBa. .r Rat,a-Tb. prie. er svai al whlah
the prapert; .ball ba elraeh af Meet be paid at
the tlaa af aale, aveaeh Mher arraageeaeat.
avade aa wl II be appreved, atharwlo. tb. praparu
will he toiBvedi.iei; pat a, aad aaid eg at a aa
Ua eipeeee aad rtak al Ua pereea M waeeB It
wa. atraok af , aad wka, la Me. ef d.laxae; ai
awah re eale, aball eaehe go.d Ua eaaa.ead la
a. iaataBe. will U. Dead b. praaaatad ia Oe.rt
far MalreBattaa aaieee Ua bjm.; ta a.taeJi;
paid la Ua nherff. JAd. MAUAfPR V,
Sa.airp'a Ornra, I bberif.
Clearleld, Pa, Ma; 1,1MI. J