Clearfield Republican., June 08, 1881, Image 3

THE REPUBLICAN.
CLKARKIELD, PA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNK I, 1181.
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RKMCilOim NOTICKH,
Methodist EtiUaupal ChurchRev. flto,
I,sitr, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at Id)
A.M., ind M r. m.
Sabbath Knhool et 9 A. M.
I'r.ver Meeting every Wednesday, at T4 P. M
Communion Bervlce, first Sabbath of every
.nnntb, at 1 A.M.
Hut Cleartteld M. K. Church. Rot.
IlKiiR" Atitm, Pastor. Preaching rary
ilternate Sunday, at o'clook, P. M. Sunday
School at i r- M. All art Invited to attend.
PreabytfTlnu ChurchRev. H. S.Bdtlir.
- Hiiblmth tervieea morning and evening 86
,Ath School at 9 A. M. Prayer Mm ling Wednos-
jay evening.
Hunt let t'hurrh. Kot. , Pastor.
.-al.hatti Bchool at S P. M. Prayer Meeting every
UV.lnci.lv evening.
st. Fraiicla' Church CatholicRev. P
;. Skrridak. Divioa Mrvieo at lu, A. M., on
h Arat. third and fourth Sunday of each month;
Vet peri and benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
t 7 a cioca, r. su. ouoaay ocqooi every ounu
afternoon it 1 o clock.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
tin i or ioldibo ud.ii.th elisions oo.dt,
Second Monday of January.
Third Monday of March.
First Monday af June.
Fourth Monday of September.
TIMI 09 KOLDIH COMMON PLBAB.
Fint Monday of Jane.
Second Monday of November.
ruiLio orricana.
Vnittd StaUt Analere J. Donald Cameron
Harrlabarg, Dauphin county John ! Mitchell'
Welltboro. Tioga count v.
Conrtttman Ei-Uovernor An draw 9. Curtln,
Belleionte, Centra eeunty.
Smator Hon. Cyrui T. Alexander, Bell efunte,
Centra eonntv.
Aiwmbty Hon. James Flynn, Smith's Mills,
ClrarAold oountv.
Prttidtnt Jdg Hon. Charles A. Mayer,
Lock HiTtn.
A'tUtant Lam JudyHoi. John R. Orrll, of
lieilefonte.
Atioeintt Judgtt Abram Ogdsn, Clearfield
.'inncnt B. Holt, Clearfield.
Protkomotarplttatn Kerr.
Hegiittrand Httordar Ucrge M. Fergnion.
Treasurer Philip Dotta.
IHtlriet Attorn J. F. McKenrlck.
Xkiriff James Mahaffey.
Vtpmty Man F. I. Thompion.
County Surveyor Samuel F. McCloikey, Cur
-.nav,lle.
Ounry eomei.ss.oaere C. W. Kyler, Graham-
ton P- 0.; lan Jonntton, urampieB i .
John Norrii, Sr., Curweniville.
(.'ommisstouers 0fcr Jacob A. Faust.
Count Auditor William V. Wright, Clear
Inld: Joseph (Jilllland, Three Rons j J. 8. Nor
rtP, Woodland.
'rtrnr James A. Moora, Clearfield.
AfT (omanMionara AndrawJ.Jaehaon, Olear-
fled, Win. R. Brown, uioerneia.
JVolanw oio-Fraoli A. Fleming, Wm. R-
Jebaujrh, Cyrua lioraon, M.rm ( -""V-Irwin,
N. E. Arnold, Curwenitilla J A. Living
iiona, DuBoil City.
Vl( OP COtJRfIB I
- Ill xna take wneat, oat cr corn fer iub-
irrijition V Wa are often Inquired of In this way
by Utter from patrona who reiida at a diatanoe
from Clfarflold. Wa attain lay yea. The reoeipta
of a wponHla merchant or mill owner in lha
tlrinity, will aniwer oa Jolt aa well aa the caah.
To illluitrate: If any of our patron will dolirar
at a be; of grain at tM mm oi joiepn u. iii
, mwnnbtn. Horooa Patabin. in Barnaida,
Thomai H. Foroey, in Uraham, Wm. Porter or
Uliaw'i, in Lawreneo, or Brown Seyler'a, at
Il.H-ktun. Union townehip, and forward thoir
reoeipU for the amount, wa will trwdlt tbam on
iv.i, .KMinnt fnr the aim. In thte way all may
toon pay what they owa, If tbey will puriua thil
eourie.
fiorAdvcrtisorfl and others will boar
in mind that all arttelea intended for publication
iu tbii paptr murt ba handed la, not later than
Tueiday, at 9 A. M. Don't forgat Itl
Head Fleck's fifty locals in this papor.
Nuw oil clulhs and niUing at Flock.
The shade trees along the strcols look
Lr.utifut. .
The lcal'y month of Juno, and tlio
noiilh of relet.
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Copiou rain and tlio price ol corn
nil wbt.t fell Itit WMk.
Anew and full line ol gents ticn and
.u.penderi .t Mitob.ll A Martin 'i.
.
Fields ol clovor aro in bloom and
the ben re hippy or uuRht to fc
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Mutt. B.Spar kman moved biilamlly
to DuKoii vn Wfdoia7 of Uit week.
Tlio Lock-up was tiniubed on Mon
tli( tod ) now reed; for BofortuD.te gueiti.
It won't bo long now until tho Fourth
f July, llon't MJ .Detbiog.bout .eelebrelion.
i r-
The Clinton Democrat has boon
groitlv improved to eppeerenee bj t D.w dren
Decoration day was appropriately
ubi.r.fd tbi. jeer In neerly eyerjr town end
villifi In tbe SteU.
Are we going to oclebrate the Fourth
of Jul; el borne, or will we be aompelleil to 0
ebroed 1 Tbet'l the qneftion.
James L. Lcavy now runs two dally
bicki between thil pleee end Penneld, m.kin
eloie oonnKtion with ell treine ..it .nd welt.
The eoming Fourth ol July and
another feltirel ere the enbjecte that agitata tbe
reitliu mind ol the arerage Clewlelder.
Edward 11. Williams has been ap
pointed poitmaiter at Blooming', Clearoeld
count;, on the moll route froi
Ati.onTllle.
Cnrwenieille to
ICIiaa W. Halo died at his home in
Phll!bnrg on 8aodi; erening le.t. Mr. Hale
el a prominent OH.lneM men, end wel eg.d
aiiout 40 ;rera.
Sliss Alica Mosop and her sinter
Hlanrbe iterted on Monde; morning to Clifton
Spring!, New York., where the; will remain Tor
three or four weekl-
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The County Commimioners will be
In leeelon from the I3th l the ISth of tbii month.
P.cloni hetlng huiloeii with th.m, will pleeie
moke a note ef tbii feet
Tetor Coy, ol Indiana county, lost
fort; out of . dock of enn hundred ibeep in a
f.wd.jl b; feeding them with grain after hll
rtock of ba; bad been elheueted.
The third annual report of County
fiuperlaleodent Moguown will be found on the nnt
pige ef thil poper. All Intereeted In tie Iduoa
tlonal alfalre of onr eonnt; ehould read It.
We publish a couplomoro ordinances
1.1. ...k Onr Boroufh Father, will hnee
ediira regulated erentnall;, when eafet; and
p.ace will reign within the llmlti of our towo .
F.lmcr lloltorf, one day lant week,
eiugbl two In. black km wltt noon ana line,
one of tbem meainring 17 and one 1't Inchn.
(Julie, number of large bail Ym bun eanghl
ilread; thla aeaeon.
.
The Cltiaeni Hand fcslival was well
patroniiad laat weak, notwithstanding the ia
fllenant weather. The entire receipt! of the weak
were $iiS. After ptying penai fir ftraw
btniea, help. Ae.. a balance of about $300 will be
drpoilted In tbe treaiory for the beoeflt ef the
band.
Tho second lecture of the course
btfera the Tcnof ille Normal will be delivered an
Friday evening nail, June 10th, by Whitman U.
Jordan. M. S.. Profeiter of Agrlcalterf and
Ariaulturl Chemistry, at the Pennsylvania
Stale College. These leotarea are free and are
hijthly apprerlatsd by the people.
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Will Adams has succeeded John 11.
Martia as operator In tbe telegraph effioe at this
r'e. Mr. Martin, basing engaged la other
baiiasta for himself, resigned his ajaaitloa In the
tltraph etfjM. Bis raooessor, a en of John M.
AUtBs.of this plaos lie fine young man nnd
felly eompaUntfor tbe position. Master Beyntoa
Is dirpateh messenger.
Charles Jewell, who was tried last
'I ua ehargas of asiaalt and battery and ear
Jt eonoealsd weapons, was aeatenoad ie F7 a
In f $1, soil of proseeatloa and be Imprisoned
'"tteeonHy Jail far thirty days. JeeeUlstbe
who lonrlihed tbe revolves to reekleesly at
te Uomrd Iloase asveral weeks ago, and wel
Merward arretted by Sheriff Mahaffey and
B'tutv BhariS Tk(.mt.aaa at the ark beloagiaff
w Loai'i drive, whisk was moored n tbo river a
rt distance helov tm I
The sate of tbe Shaw House Drop
erty has again been postponed notil the 1st of
September neit.
a e en
Ad adjourned meetinir of the Proa-
bytery of Huntingdon will be bald In the Presby
terian o bursa of Mewtoa Hamilton, on Tots day,
June 14th, at 11 o'clock A. M.
Church Service. We learn that
an effort Is Leing made to have that eminent
dlviae, Rev, Dr. Doner, of Waibiovloa City,
D. C, to preach in the Clear fluid Lai bsran Cbureh
next Babbath.
Ayor's Harsnparilla. Bo wiso In
time. All baneful infections aro promptly re
moved by tils on -mailed alterative. It Is tbe
most potent blood purifier, and a fountain of
health and strength.
Mai a Change. Wo notice that
Mr, 8. B. Rowtproprlftorofthe Mansion Hoote.
in this boroujb, has diapoied of his pool (able,
and the room has been suitably arranged for the
purpose of a ie tuple room.
ir. Wm. 8. Cherry, dentist, of Al
looaa, died at hie home in that city on Tueiday
of last week, the Slit ult., agsd 81 years. 11a
was known by a number of our oil liens, and we
believe has relatives living in this visinlty.
Of HI
Struck by Lkiiitnino. Tho utaMo
of Dr. J. M. I.ydio , in Troutville, was struck by
lightning on last Monday evening a week. It
was diieovered immediately after, and a few
backets ef water prom ply applied extinguished
tbe Are end saved (he building.
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At the organisation of tho Lawrence
Township Bobool Board, oa Monday last, A. Q.
Kramer, Eq., was appointed to fill the vacancy
occurring by the reflgnatlon of Mr. J, T. Ogien.
Mr. Kramer was ebosen Secretary of the Board
aod James Deugharty, Jr., President.
Samuel Trubv, jr., a well-known
character of Brookville, while lntoitoated, fell
from the platform of a street ear at Plttibargh,
oa Monday of last weak, and had bis left leg
croibed so badly by the car-wheel that amputa
tatien was resorted to that bis life might be saved.
1 1 or fig Burned. Wo learn that tho
dwelling house on the old Uarrison farm, near
Curweniville, now owned by Mr, Goodwin, was
destroyed by Are about midnight on Saturday
night. Most of the goods ware burned. This Is
a heavy lose. The. origin of the lire we did not
learn.
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"We stipporio Col. Forney must have
laid something at Clearfield en Decoration day that
griavouily oil ended tbe Rkpi-blici man." Cur-
tMntwilU Tim$t. You are mistaken. It was the
other "organ" man that was offended (see Journal
of last week). We were highly pleased with our
Dsoorattun affair.
Comino. An exchange suys that
"tbe first crate of Georgia peaches leftMacna
one night last week via Southern Bi press for
New York. The crop In that section Is estimated
at about 60.060 backets." That's enough to
make a fntlow's mouth water in this latitude to
read such foreign information.
Scientists tell us that at 8:45 A. M
this morning the planets occupy a position In the
solar system that they have not occupied for a
period of two hundred years, In consequence of
which they predict uii usual pestilvnoe and famine
iu parts of Asls, Southern Europe, with extreme
change of weather in tbe United States.
Those Bebb. An exchange nays:
"A Juniata county man, aruccessful beeculturtit,
denies the statement that the great loss of bees
throughout tbe State was owing to the cold dur
ing the past Winter, bat rather to tbe boies being
set to elosely to the platform, preventing tbe
pacage of eir and causing tbe bees to smotbtr."
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i'ojENHE. A local contemporary
pitches into Judge Mayer, for not holding Court
on Monday, May 30th ; Decoration day), a legal
holiday. That day Is as absolutely a Babbath
day as an aot ef Assembly oan make it, and and
any legal transections or tabor done on that
Is as much a nullity as If done on the first day of
the week.
An entertainment will be given in
Pie's Opera House next Saturday evening for the
benefit of the Orpheus Cornet Band of Clearfield.
Tony McAlister. assisted by J oh a and Jennie
Goodroy, talented and noted actors, will do their
beet lo please the people of this vicinity en that
evening. For full particulars, see small pro
grammes to be distributed previous to tbe even
ing of the entertainment. Don't forget the day
and date, but go and see tbe "onty original Tony
MeAllater"and Goodroy Combination. Admission
only 85 eents.
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The Orpheus band seronadod Mr.
John Bbelow and bride on Wednesday evening
last, at the residence of his brotbsr-ln law, Abram
M.Fleok- Mr. Bbelow was a member of Com
pany A, 110th Regiment, Pa. Volunteer!, during
the late war, end In an engagement la front of
Petersburg, on the 15th of June, 1981, was seri
ously wounded, earning total blindness, having
had both eyes shot out. The ball eatered tbe left
eye and oame out the right. He was married la
Clearfield to Miss Jsnnle Benton, of Tyrone, Rev.
Mr. Leldy oOolatlng.
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Younu A oa in. A correspondent
writes as follows to Ihe McConnelliburg Republi
can : "Cheer ap ye mothers and grandmothers as
a new era of nature has taken place, in this, the
Nineteenth Century 1 Tbe wife of John C.
Baker, of Clay towniblp, Huntingdon county,
who was one of tbe builders of the Fallen county
Court House, gave birth to twins son and
daughter oi May 12th. Mrs. Baker is verging
on 68 years aod Is the mother of ten children, two
sobs, of which one Is lying among the unknown
dead on the bloody soil of Virginia. She hasn't
given birth to children for 19 years."
Brewer is Dead. Many of those
who twenty-five or thirty years ago were conveyed
In four-horse coaches from Clearllald to Lewis-
town, afte rwards to Tyrone and Bandy Ridge,
and then Pbilipslurg, will remember that safe
and accommodating driver, Montgomery Brewer.
He was found dead In tbe barn of the Loyd
House, la Pbilipsburg, a few days ago. We otten
heard the Inquiry made at ibe hotels, "What
morning does Brewer go out!" This arose from
his tBtefulueri as a driver, at. 4 he nearly always
bud ibe bet team on ttertad. It was seldom
that the anivi'gsrs hit te get tat ef the eoeeh
into tie mud mud 'walk up tbe bill." The build
ing of the roltrortd Iu efiect druve him out of
business, and like many other be "drifted" In the
wrong direction.
Hon. 1C. L. Blood is lyinit daujer-
ously HI at bis homo la Brookville, eaueed by a
dlseaeed leg. We are sory to hear of bis illness.
Mr. Blood te perhaps more widely known than
any other man in Jefferson county. The Brook
ville Jtfftrtonia of last week cob tains the fol
lowing Item : "On Th orsday after soon last, Dr.
PaoooasCef Philadelphia, reached Brookville,
fur the purpose of assisting In the amputation of
K. L. Blood's leg. A Her an examination of Mr.
Blood, It was decided that be was not strong
enough to undergo the operation at present.
Some changes la his trealm eat were suggested,
aod the Doctor returned home the next day. As
soon as Mr. Blood has acquired strength enough
te stand the operation, we understand he will re
turn and assist In amputating tbe leg."
Night School. Prof. Dalbey clused
his second term of school in penmanship, held In
the Leonard Graded school building , on Wedoes1
day night last. Tbe prise for the most Improve
ment, this term in penmanship was awarded te
Ralph Read. Mr, Dalbey, In Ihe short time be
has been here has suoeeeded In working up quite
a feeling among the yoeng folks In the line of
penmanship. Tbe fact that he calls a seore or
more of tbem off the street for an hour each of
two or three nights during tbe week juit adds
that much to their met. hood and womanhood In
tbe future. His efforts at training the youthful
band to "fling the pen" In a graceful style sbenld
be taken up by others when be leaves. Every
effort should be made by parents to eall their chil
dren, from II to SO yean of age, off the street
at night and have tbem learn something useful
for life.
Kunawat. On last Thursday after
noon, as Mrs. Richard Irwin, Miss Cornelia Irwin,
and m little daughter of Mr. Flegal, were driving
In a buggy from their homo la Law re ace town
ship to the Fulton form, about two miles distant,
while deseooding tbe hill near too river road, at
tbo mouth ef Wolf rue, the bolting aaeit straps
unloosened, eeuetog the boree to become unman
ageable and run away. Tbo buggy getting lo
eoalsct with stump, the occupants were thrown
out and down over a sleep and sloay embankment,
frightening and Injuring tbo ladles considerably.
Mrs. Irwin was tbe most severely hurt, having
ono band badly out. Very fortunately ao bones
were broken, their Injuries consisting of eeratebsi
and bruises. Tbo little girt, being tbo last
thrown ent, teuibt some way on the buggy, aod
eke was completely stripped of her elotbing and
thai released from her snpleasaot situation.
Tho damage done to tbo vhiele Was breaking
tho shafts and dash-board. Tbo animal wet fo-
oovereo near tao aoene es we aaeiava..
New hats and bonnets lor ladies and
ml i see at Fleck's.
Ladies' gonts' misses' and children's
shoes or tbe fiaast grades are sold at Mitchell A
Martin's cash store.
Silk, regintt, lanella, alpaca and
oommon covers, put on old umbrellas and pera
sols at J. E. Herder's store, Cltarfield. o-So-tf
Mitchell & Martin, successors to Show
ers A MeGaugbey, are now ready for business,
and will be pleased to have you oall.
Zachariuh MciNaul publishes an ad
vertisement in this Issue of tbo HxruiMctii,
which will bo of Interest to our farmers. Read It !
You can have ay kind of an old
bat made new, by Newklrk, tbo hatter, over
Bridge's Taylor ahop, Market street, Clearfield,
Penn'a. 0-1-tf
Georgo F. Borio, Ksq., of Philadel
phia, visited Clearfield aeeording to announce
ment on Monday last, and delivered a lecture
Id the Court House In the evening, entitled
"A nsrlcaa'Odd-Fellowship," reviewing Its his
tory, and telling of Its object and mission.
V ell Taken. The Oacoola, Reveille
man posts tbe ease in this eute way t "Habitual
promenading of the streets of Oiceola and Bouts
dele by young glrU.eni tbe eouoting of stars by
corner loafers, are injurious to good reputation.
A little giim on the back of this paragraph will
enable parents to stick It on tho looking glass."
A Fact. An advertisement in nor tod
In the RtriiBLican will reach more readers than
if published In all the other papers la tho coun
ty, and oost the advertlsei less than one-half
In other words, an advertisement published in
our jcurnal la worth double tbe price of that
charged by any other publisher in tho county.
It Is a faot." tf.
Ghanoe Meeting. The mem here ol
the Clearfield County Pomona Grange are re
quested te meet lo tbe Hall of tbe American
Mechanics, In Pie's Opera House, Clearfield, oa
Thursday, June Otb, 1881, at 3 o'clock, P. M.
There will also bo an evening session. Let us
have a full turnout !
E. M. Dams, Pre. idem.
M.J. Owens, Secretary. OlJt
Coal In. If any of our coal bank
men feel like irading sums of their product for a
series of numbers ef eoplss of the CLBAUriBLD
UiPtTBLicAir, we will gladly show them where to
pat two or three hundred bushels on account in
that way. We have a bin at our residence and
one at the office tbat will hold a load every now
and then. A hint to the wise li a very nge re
mark, and should be sufficient. If
Have you ever known any person
to bo seriously ill without a weak stomach or in
active liver or kidneys 1 And when these organs
are In good condition do you aot find their pos
sessor la good health f Parker's Ginger Tonic
always regulates these Important organs, and
aever fails to make the blood rich and pure, and
to strengthen every part of the system. It has
cured hundreds of despairing invalids . Aik your
neighbor about It.. Bee other column. 01 4 1
Attention, i. A. Kl Comrades of
Lartmtr Ptt KVt lou are earnestly requested
to attend the regular meeting of the Post on Fri
day evening next, June 10th. The J. V.C.,
Dep't. of Pennsylvania, Dr. Morris, will be pres
ent for tbe purpose of giving full Instruutlons In
tbe work, and It Is very Important that every
Comrade should be present. It Is also expected
tbat Curwensvltle Poit will be in attendance at
this meeting. H. T. Kixu, Posl Com.
W. A. Oo.iBM, Adjutsnt.
Lint of letters remaining unclaimed
In tbe Postoffloe at Clearfield, Pa., for tbe week
ending June ft. 1S81 :
Charles I. Ames, James O. B. Biiliok, Sett
Bailey, Miss Little Christ, Mr. R. W. Challis,
Miss Sutsie Kiiig, Mrs. Mary Flynn, E. B
Hartmao, James Kyler, James McIIals, Miss
Charlotte Minor, Miss Harriet Moore, W. H.
River, Mrs. Mary Strunk, W. B. Thompson, 0.
D. Young.
P. A. GAULIN.P. M.
New Daily Stage Line. James L,
Lesvy has succeeded in baring a dally mail estab
lished between Clearfield and Pennfleld,and will
hereafter run a dally stage between the two points.
His contract began with April 1st, and the stage
will leave Clearfield every morning except Bun
day) at o'clock, making connect ions with all
trains oa the Lew Grade Railroad at Pen n field, re
turning after tbe last train the same evening,
Passengers end freight will be carried at low rates.
Orders left at any of the hotels will ho attended
to. iRepr7V-tr
CHURCH DEDICATION.
The Presbyterian ehuroh at Glen Hope, having
been completed, will bo dedicated (D. V.) on
Thursday, tbe Otb of June. Services also In the
afternoon and evening. Ministers are expected
from abroad. There la a debt of about $760 oa
the building whioh must bo raised before tbe
building can be dedicated. All who aro Inter
ested In this work are earnestly Invited to oome
and help us. Those from a distance will be oared
for, D. II. Oahpsbll, Paster,
An son villi, Pa.
Clearfield Coal Trade State
ment of Ceal and other freights sent over the
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Kail-
oadfor the week ending May 28th, 1881, and
tbe tame time lastyear
OOAI
For the week .
Same time last year
Increase
Previously durini year
Same time last year -.
Increase
Total In 18M
Same time last year
Increase
Lumber
Miscellaneous freights
.... 167 cars.
I7fi
Dead. Wo regret to K-arn ot the
death of fain u el C. Thompson, who for many
years resi led near Kylertown, in this county,
serving at one time as Justice of the Peace and
Cosoty Ciimmlseloncr. end afterwards removed
to JVittany Valley, near Ilubteriburg, Centre
county. The Bo1lefontenocraf, of the 2d Inst.,
io alluding to hit death, says : "We were greatly
gr leved to bear ef tbe death of Samuel Thompion ,
Eiq., an old and respected eltisen of Walker
township. His death occurred on Sunday and his
funeral took place on Tuesday. Mr. Thompson
was TS years of age. He filled the offloe of Jus
tice of tbe Peace for some years; was a most
eitlmable and useful cltlten,beld In the highest
esteem by all who knew him, and a general sor
row was felt In tbe neighborhood when bis death
was announced. Of him It may bo sald'that a
good man, at a ripe age, has gone to bis reward."
How to Get Up a Fourth of July.
A writer in tbo New York Ooserver suggests
tbot tho Fourth of July should bo celebrated
this year more appropriately than usual. He
gives a pleasant account of the family exercises,
con tit ting of prayer singing, reading the Declara
tion of Independence, remarks on tho spirit and
results of tbo Revolution, tho goodness of God
and our duties to Him as aXeHonand individuals.
The same plan It recommended to all communities,
especially In tho country towns. "It is well to
celebrate tbo doy. It ought never to be pessed
undistinguished. If a family cannot nnlte with
other families let tbo observance be domestic )
but It Is better to bo social, public, united. Two
articles may well bo dispensed with that aro sow
very common on tbat day, powder and Intoxl
eetlng drink. Tbey add nothing to tbo patriotic
feelings of anybody, but tbey are ovll, and only
evil"
A Large Fire at North Houtz-
DAia. - On last Friday morning, about I o'clook,
tbe peopleof North Uouttdale were awakened from
their slambers by the cry of fire and rained from
their homes to witness tbo burning of the two
new saw mills ef Hoover, Hughes A Co., which
were burned to the ground before assls Unce
could bo rendered. This firm have been doing
business In this section lor a little ever a year
and Ibis Is tbe second time their mill has burned.
Tbe mill bad just been oodsrgolng repairs end
quite o lot of new machinery had been put Bp for
tho manafaotureof shingle, boxes, staves, pickets,
etc., etc., In addition te thai already 1b tho mill
for the ordinary manufacture of lumber, all of
which was totally destroyed and rendered useless.
Tho fire broke out as near as we can ascertain It
the fire-room and there being a watchman oa tbo ,
mill, It lo a mystery to ao that the fire was aot
discovered ra time te save the building. Tho lees
as nearly as ean bo got at. Is ebeut 121,000 ; la 1
su ranee about 114,000, We Isara that this enter
prising firm will not ho long In erecting another 1
mill notwithstanding tbey hare been burned out
twite. Tbey have been very basy and this loss i
of tkelr mill will be a great draw-back lo tbem
until tbey gat It rebuilt lad ranatof again.
Osrsete Rmilk, .
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
J .jib Turk, 1lel Sioobd Wbbk.
Court convened, In aeeirdance with pre
adjournment, on Tuesday, May list, at 9 o'clock
A- M., Hon. 0. A. Mayer and Aasooiates, lions.
Abram Ogdan and V. B. Jlult, en the Uenoh.
The Associate Judges having received tbe re
turns of tbe se feral Com tab las on Mondav after
noon, tbe'liat ol Jurors was railed, tbe Grand
Jury sworn and intruded, with anocfa U. Gear
hart, of Decatur towBohln as Foreman, and an
appointment of Joseph H. Dearlng, D. W. Jordan
and John Dunlap as tipataves,ths Court proceeded
witn me business oi ine term,
Ql'AHTKR SESSIOHS.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas M. Balrd and Mar,
tin Kelly, No. J 6 June Benton, lSBl. Refusing
to aid an officer in con vet Ine prisoner to look-op.
Defendants plead guilty aod made statsment to
the Court. Martin Kelly tentenoed to dit a fine
of $1 and costs, end Thomas M. Balrd a fine of
fi and oosts. Nariia Kelly in his statement to
tbe Court setup plea of pbyrtcal d liability, as
an excuee lor fiis retuiai. i no Ueurt satd, la eu te
st an oe tbat every man is bound to esilstan officer
in tbe pertormanoe ol His duty when called upon
lor tbat purpose, and ta only exunarated from
doing to by rea.oa of the exiitenoeof physical
disability, end it Is a matter for the Jury whether
the existing disability is sucn a one as will ex
cuse one for non-eompllaaoe. Kelly alleged that
be bad been so disabled as to prevent him from
working ( but admitted tbat be bad worked tbe
day be. ore aod ine day alter no had oeea oalled
urea by .be omoer.
Commonwealth vs. George Evans, No. IS June
Term, 1M, Murderer IS J ward Goodman. True
bill found. Continued to September (sessions.
I0APS,
Confirmed i ti with the uiual opening orders
Report of viewers vacating and supplying por
Uon of tbe public road leadiof from Utahvillo'
in Beccarria township, to or near a point in
toe plana road to wnare toe roai leading rroi
J aneivllle connects with road In Guliob township .
neport or viewers levins: out a road tor nubile
use In Woodward lownihip, from a point near
toe Moinannon biacximiin sbop to a point inter
sscting First street, In the village of Crisfield.
Report of viewers laying out a road fur public
ate from a point near Sterling eawmlil to a
point on Moihannon oreek, near Bolger's bridge,
lb wooeward town imp.
Report of viewers vacating and supplying a
read for public use In Cheit towmhip. from Wett-
over to public road lending to Newburg, Inter
seating tbe lame at Henry kitchen s, ta said-
township.
Report of v leweri laying out a road for public
ate in Woodward township, leading from the
wettern term l tins ef Klisabeth street, Houttdalc,
to intersect tbe road leading from Mosbanooo
Coal Company's Mines, in said towmhip.
Report of viewer, laying out a road for public
ute in Chest and Greenwood townships, from tho
puoiio roaa oiong me Buiquenanne river, near
John W. Bell's, in Greenwood towmhip, to tbe
public road between Rattling run and Newburg
borough.
Report of viewers laying out for public use a
road irom tbe public road leading Irom Philips
burg to Oiceola. on lands of Albert Owen, to a
point intersecting a public road leading from the
old turnpike to t ieartleiu orocK. on lead el Uamp
bell Brothers, in Decatur township.
Report of viewers la vine out a public road
leeding from Wettover, in Chest towntbip, to
Grant, in Indiana county.
Report of viewers laying out a public road to
lead irom the mouth et bmeal s run, at public
road in Boggs towntbip, to inter teat tbe Blue
Sail road near John S. Gearhart's, in said town
ship. Report of viewers lavlnc oat a public road be
ginning at a road at or fleer Patterson's saw milt
lo intersect public road near Jamel P. Curry's,
on roau running to Ansoaviuo, in Jordan town'
abip.
Report of viewers vacatlog a part of public
road leading from Grabauton, In Graham town
ship, to U allow s Harbor, in Bradford township,
vacating that part of said road from Graham c
saw mill, in Graham township, to Susquehanna
river, near Gallow s Harbor.
Report of vlswen laying oat a public road
leading irom tne rorkt ol publto road at tea
ci.rner of David Lee's field, to a point on a road
leading from Aaron Newcomer's, io Greenwood
township, to Freidline's. in Bell township, at or
near tbe northwest corner of David Johnston's
larm, in Greenwood towmhip.
OOKFtRKKO ADSOLIITtLr.
Report of viewers, laylnc out a road from Clear
field borough to A. U. Shaw's mill, in Lawrence
township.
Report of viewers vacating that portion of pub
lic road leading from Erie turnpike to old Union
towntbip line, in Bloom towmhip. '
Report of viewer! vacating and supplying part
of public road In Decatur towmhip, leading from
risn lown to nutquenanna turnpike.
Report of viewers laying outa public road lead
trig from Glen Hope to PuseyrMIe road, at oi
near Henry uaiiey s, in ueccaria lowntn ip.
Report of viewers laying out a private road In
Sandy towmhip, from public road leading from
I u Hois to West Liberty, t i the dwelling of Tbos.
Wayne, in satd towntbip.
Report ol views laying out a public road lead
ing irom aiatmews scucul fiouse to ooalport, in
Bocoaria towmhip.
UBW ROADS.
Petition of eit liens of Sandy towmhip for a
road to lead from a point near John Brook's to
landi oi Liewn onauer, to said lownmtp. Head,
and R. V. Spackman, George C. Kirk and R. 11
Moore appointed vie war a.
Petition for appointment of viewers to view,
vaoate and supply public road from a point on
public road neer Joseph MeOalloegh'e, to inter
sect public road near William B. Wbitesidcs, in
Guliob township. Reed, and R. A. Campbell,
Hamuel iiagerty, and U. it. Good appointed
viewers.
Petition for viewers to supply and vacate road
leading from tbe "Church of God" to Levi Car
rick's, in Lawrence township. Read, John L.
Cuttlo, J. B. Graham and G, L. Read appointed
viewers.
Petition of cttltens of Chest towmhip for a pub
lie road leading from point below James John
ston's barn, and Intersecting towmhip road near
James Curry's Sugar Camp, and to vacate and
apply road running down Chest, and aho road
running from creis-road, known as "Johnston A
Ramey'arrost-road,"teroad near Joseph Shook'e
and Jonas tinyder's. Read, and W. W. Barclay,
John Cummiogs and 8. F. MoCloskey appointed
viewers.
Petition of oititeni of Beecarla towntbip for a
road leading from Westover to Coalport. In said
towntbip. Read, and Thomas W. Moore, James
outnmervuie, Jobn ewan, or , appointed viewers .
re tt uon ot mucus ot Hell towntbip for a road
to lead from the old Susquehanna road, leadioc
from Indiana to Curweniville, near Rocky Spring
ecoooi Doaee, in oeu vowninip, io intersect pub
lic road near Daniel Frvcr's iu said town thin.
Read, and 8. F. McCloikey, John Irvln and John
feutt appointed vlewera.
Petition for appointment of viewers to vacate
road in Decatur township, from Erie turnpike.
near Wiser A Bender's tram-road, to a point near
Beaver run bridge on mad from Jacob Mock's to
Osceola. Read, aed Thomas W. Moore, h. W.
Moore and John I. Patterson appointed viewers
Petition of eltiiem of Bendy township to vacate
and supply a public road la taid township, com
mencing at a point on public road running be
tween Hummit tunnel and Boon's mountain, at a
point near David Bundy's, and ending at a point
sear lbtiq nrsni term. jieei, ana J. i. voe
burg, O. F. Meier and George Brown appointed
viewers.
Petition of oltlsent of Morris towmhip for a
road from a point on tbe old Bellefonto and Clear
field turnpike, at or near where Deer Creek roe d
intersects, to a point on public road from Kvler-
town to Philiptburg, at or near tbe residence of
refer niepbnmon, in said lowaihip. Head, and
tiara vale, joun Hoover end 8. r. McCloikey
appointed viewers.
Petition of citiiem of Pike townrhlp for a road
to lead from Jonathan Hartihorn'e sawmill to in
tersect the public road leading from Curweniville
to John Harris , at or near Fred Bloom s. Head.
and T. W. Moore, Fred Bloom and Moeee Norrii
appointed viewers.
John LIvingMftn, John H. Stewart, James A.
nuton, Joiei-b ninerv.ll. H. Morrow and Dan
lei Stewart were appointed viewers to atsesi the
damages accruing to Area, rbaw by reason of tbe
laying ont of a publio road leading from Mark
ayier s to Arcn. chew a, la uradiord towmhip.
BRIIMiBS,
Report of viewers appointed lo view and locate
a county bridge over the Huxquehauna river in
place ol tbe "Goodfellow" Bridge, In Lawrence)
township. Read and confirmed mi. et. Bridge to
oe tooated a anon distance below tbe old site
OtroRCRS.
Jennie M. Lipton vs. Wm. I. Lipton, No. II
March Term, leHl. Sub. Sur. Divorce. Frank
G. Harris, Kq., appointed Commiaile ner to take
and report tealimouy.
Margaret Meyers vt. 0. J. Meyers. No.
June Xerm, loci. Sub. Bur. Divorce. W. N.
Pro l hero, Esq., waa appointed Committloner to
lane and rrporl teitimotiy,
Mary Hook vt. Richard Hook. No. - June
Term, MM; Robert MoNamara Was appointed
bommissmner io take ana report testimony.
Polly Lels-cy vs. Lewis Lettey. No. 68 June
Term, I8H1. Frank 0. lie mi. Esq., was ap'
pointed Commiisioner to take and report test!
mony.
OR PflARI OOt'RT.
Hon. Joha Pslton was appointed Guardian of
jb. cms fioss, minor child oi jono moss, dee a.
Jamea Kerr, Esq., was appointed Guardian for
William P., Chariei. Nettie, Edward, and Frenk
Smith, minor children of Philander pmllb.
Peter Mono, 8r , waa appointed Guardian of
Time hobs, minor heir ol Jonas Mom, lata oi
Motrlt to wash In, dae'd.
W. T. bpechman waa appointed Guardian of
Lewis Hoover, minor cbila el Uenry Hoover, late
of Biady township, dee'd.
Daniel Walt, waa appointed Guardian of Daniel
Wals, minor ebild of Annie Wals, late of Wood
ward township, dee'd.
at. r . or as man wax appointed Uuardlaa of
Carrie Mons, a minor child of Jonas Mobs, late
ef Morris township, dee d.
Hon. Joha Pattun was appointed Guardian ef
Abide II lie, minor child of Warren Hile, late of
Pike township, dec d.
S. V. Wlleon, Esq., was appointed Auditor to
distribute the mono arising from tbe sale of the
real estate of Fred Frailey, dee d., in the heads of
Jonathan Fry, Trustee.
Ibe following accounts were confirmed at. tf.,
via i
Final account ef Edward Carry, Administrator
of W. S. Curry, late of Cheet tewoahlp, dee d.
1'artlal account of W. W. Uette and Mary R.
Shaw, Administrator of A. 11. Shaw, late of Law
reooe township, dee'd.
Final account of Joseph M. Spencer, Guardian
of Lydia F. Porter, (fa estate of Nancy Porter,)
late of Clearfield enotv, des'd.
Fiaal account of Zacharlab MrXeul, Oaard lea
of Arthar MoBride, and heir of Wm. M Bride
fir , late ur Uarweuirille borough, dee d.
Final account of Lydia P. Letnerd, Adminis
tratrix of the aetata ef Charles W. Lecaard, late
of Lawrence township, dee'd.
riaai eeeeant or u. rente, uuarn.aa or w.
C. Peats, one of tbe belro of Jacob Fonts, late of
Brsdy tewmntp, dee'd.
Final aeeeuat of P. K. Peats, Executor of the
last will and tee tarn eat of Jacob Peats, late of
Brady township, dee'd.
final aeeouat or nr. 4. n . rower ana v. Drown,
Administrators 0. T. A. the Mraoaal estate of
Jobe Belter, Sr., late of Covington townsbtp,dee'd,
with du meeting aeceeat.
Final account of Joseph Patterson and Alex.
Ferguson, In tbo estate of Joseph MoCuily, dec d.
T.Ames, Ksq., of the Lycoming eonaty Bar,
now res id leg at Do Beit, waa admitted te praotloo
in tbe several Courts of Clearfield county.
Thursday, June Id, Court adjourned to Thurs
day, Juno Hth, at I o'clook P. M.
LETTER FROM NEW WASHING
TON, Editor RnrrxucAR (Business Is brisk up
bora and our streets bava bsen thronged with
many notable persons during the past week,
whom we are glad to see.
Dr. M. T. Vogle, of Groensburg, Pa, will be
held for a week: or two practicing dentistry.
"Mike," as we eall bim bare, wee a blaokamitb
in our town for several years, and while here he
made many friends wfac arc glad to nolo bis
progrsss. He Is a skilled demist nnd polished
gentleman. '
Mr. J W. Frampton, of Marlon, has, Arab
like, pitched bit teat with ui and will make
photo's for those winning them. He Is a capital
follow and an excellent photographer.
Prof. Berry gave bis phantasm ago rtan enter
tainment In the Odd Fellows' Hall one plgbt last
week to a crowded and appreciative audience.
Ills lecture it moral and Instructive full of fun
for the boys and common sense for the I hojghtful
Our Normal Is a grand success, numbering 79
students, nearly all of whom are teeobers from
dvfiereut parts of tbe county. Wo ore proud of
the character and tone ef Ihose in attendance.
Union ef aims and efforts Is the common object
of all.
S. T. Brookbank, Esq., will deliver tbe last
lecture of the courss. Date not fixed.
Dr. Thomas St. Clair, of Indiana, was regis
tered at tbe Washington House on tbe 4th Inst.
Three rogues went to Hogue Harbor on a .rout
ing expedition the other day, and, after half a
day's angling, brought home eight dosen of tbe
"speckled beauties," lacking one ''chub." Our
minister and two Profssiora composed the num
ber. The marriage of Mr. J. U. Weaver, of this
place, and Miss Annie E. Ross, of Bell township,
was a happy event. Tho ceremonies wore per
formed on May 24th, at tbe residence of tbe
brides fathsr (Mr. J. M. Ron), by Rev. A. T
Stone. After the words wrc said" tbe guests
proceeded to gobble the gobbler and tbe. other
good things which ware prepared by a lavished
hand. Night came, and with it the necessary
serenade, fn which three hack loads of young
ladlee and gentlemen from this place participa
ted, Ou toeavoniogof May Ibih, tbe brass band
from Burnside gave tbem a serenade. The mu
sic and conduct of the band are highly spoken of.
The boys potiess tbe ability and application, and
by the efforts of their preceptor (Prof. Etismkn
ger) arc making rapid progress. Wo hope tbe
young oouplo may live lung and bo prosperous,
and tbat "their lives may be ell combine with
out shadow ell day without night." o o
New Washington, June 6, ISfil.
Set-nets largo, medium and small,
twines, oat lines, fishing lines, fish baskets, bait
boxss, tackle books, hooks, and every description
or sporting tackle at Harder'!. 6 23 -If
Mitchell & Martin's store is the place
to go for cheap boots, shoes, hats, ospt and genius
furnishing goods. Tbey sell for oash oaly, and
ean afford to do so.
Call at Merrill's hardware store and
sec the cheapest and best Sewing Machine for
tbe least money. Dec. 23 -If.
Flock's store, in Clearfield, is the
place for dry-goods, dress-goods, fancy-goods,
notions, oarpets and oil cloths.
A beautiful assortment of children's
laoo collars, aod ladles' lace ties aod neokwear of
every description at Fleck's.
Ladies, why do you shop in tbe city.
whon you can get everything you went oheaper
at borne? Call at Fleck's. 1
Fleck omploys a milliner of expert
ence and taste to trim hats and bonnets to order,
ou thort notice.
Ladies' gossamer water proof cloaks
and gentlemen's gossamer water-proof coats at
Fleck's,
llavo you soon the latest Spring and
bummer styles in millinery goodt r it not, can
at Fleck's.
Flock has enough goods in bis line
of business to supply every lady in tbo oounty.
If you don't believe Fleck Las nice
ebeap goods, call and see mem tor yourseii.
T. A. Fleck's store is filled with
handsome goods of every description.
I have a fine lino of bats and bon
nets for ladies tho latest stylos. T. A. Flbti.
A very elegant lino ol' pocket cutlery,
re tors, scissors and shears at Herder's, ft-35-tf
Go aud sew Flook's now goods, wheth
er yon with to buy anything or not.
New silk handkerchiefs at Fleck's.
for both ladies and gentlemen.
Now silk mitts, long, and In all the
new shades, at T. A. Fleck's.
Now muslins, bleached and unbleach
ed, all widths, at Flick 'i.
Ladios' skirts and hosiery of all
slses and eolors at Fleck's.
Kid gloves in all the beautiful and
desirable shades at Fleck's.
Did you see the handsome goods In
Fleck's show window f
A large stock of Brussels and n
grain oarpets at Fleck's.
A handsome Rtock of ladies' dress
goods cheap at Fleck's.
I have a good assortment of ladies
ties. T. A. Flrck.
White and black Kid gloves at
neck i.
Now goods received every week at
risen s.
Go to T. A. Fleck's and aco his new
goods 1
Fleck invites you to go thero for
your millinery goods.
Now hats and bonnets for ladies and
lses nt Fleck's
If you don't sco what you want at
look's, ait rortt.
Now black silk mitts, porlcctly beau
tiful, at Fleck's,
Now ticking al Fleck's store, on
Market street.
Now goods received very week nt
neon a,
Newcollarsand culls lor ladies, at T.
A. Fleck's.
Fleck's now goods aro ready for
inspection.
Finning tacklo, wholesale and rotail
at Harder s. o-xi-u
Now linon handkerchiefs at Fleck's.
New fttus and parasols at Fleck's.
New fans and parasols at Fleck's.
New Yankee notiono at Fleck's.
New Yankee notions at Fleck's.
New Fancy Goods at Flock's.
Now Fancy Goods at Fleekjs.
New table linon at Flock's.
New dress goods at Fleck's.
Now dress goods at Fleck's.
New ginghams at Flock's.
Now carpets at Fleck's.
Now carpets at Flock's.
New corsets at Fleck's.
HprctaiB.
Own HmpRBD Pen Cbjst. Disoofrt o Olp
pRirae. Hewiag Machines oaa aow be parr based
at Merrell'e tin and variety store, from M op
wards. All kinds of sewing machines repaired
oa the shortest aot ice.
Clearfield, Pa., July IB, 1877.
Jtiftt Received.
Juot Uewived by ARNOLD, at
CURWENSV1LLE:
Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster!
Car Load pure Corn. Rye and Oats
Chop I
Uar 1-oatl J'eaitoo salt I
Car Load of Choice Family Flour!
Car Load Dry Goods. Groceries, Ac!
Shingles, Bark. It. R. Ties and
Grain will be taken In exchange.
turwensvuie, .nay I, i7.
B11EL0W BENTON. At Clearfield, oa Wed
aesdey, June 1st, Iflol, by Rev. G. Leldy, Mr.
Juhr Hhxlow, and Miss Jbkbib Bkhtom, both of
Tyrone, Pa,
HOOVER BEST. At Rock ton, on Sunday,
June 1th, I H 8 1, by 8. S. llollopeter,Eui.,Mr. Frri-
bbu'I A. tioovaa, or DuUuis, and Miss sarah
A. Bust, of La ton to wash sp.
ENTKKLINE-BOOTH. On Saturday, May,
28th, 1881, by Hev. Wm. M. Burchfleld, Mr.
Sahi bl Emtbrlirb and Miss Axrii J. Boots,
both of DuBuls, Clearfield oounty.
ROMNBON-WIPB.-At DuBols. ou Mon
day, May 3 inn, 1HBI, by Rev. Wm. M. Durch field,
sr. jtrark L. Horirsor or turwensvuie, and
Miss Clara Win, of Bloomlogten.
GLASGOW FULKERSON. At tbe residence
of Mr. John Troxell, In DuBois, on Saturday,
June 4th, 1H1, by Rev. Wm. M. Burohfield, Mr.
Lumen Glaioow, of Glasgow, Pa., and Miss
Bom Fblrbrsor, of Smith 'c Mills, Pa.
Fl'LTON-lRWlN.-At the residence of Mrs.
Mary Irwio, on Thursday, June 2d, 1HII, by
Rev. II. 8. Butler, Mr. T. N. Fultoh and Miss
Mtba Irwir, both ef Lawrence tewasblp.
Tbe printers were kindly remembered en this
occasion by a generous supply of olee oabc, com-
prising a half-do sen different varieties. The
boys desire to re tarn thanks, and with tbe happy
twain may have a pleasant and prosperous time
of It as they journey along through life together.
sua,
HALLET. At Woodtend, on Wednesday,
June lit. 188), Mart J., wife James B. Hellett,
aged 17 year J, A months and 23 days.
DUFF. In Lawrence towmhip, of scarlet
fever, Mahtua K., daughter of W. C. and A. A,
Duff, aged it years, 1 month and 19 dsys,
Dearest LiitiR Ibou hast left us,
Here Ihy loss we deeply feel ;
But 'tis God that bath bcraft us,
He can all our sorrows heal. M.
CLEARFIELD MABKETS.
CuAxrtRLD, Pa., Jane 7, 1881
Flour, per ewL, H S3 00
Buck wheat Flour, per ewt ... S 00
Corn Meal, per ewt - 1 80
Chop, rye, per owt H 1 SO
Chop, mixed, per ewt 1 40
Bran, per ewt 1 00
Wheat, per bushel 1 10
Bve. per bushel BO
Oats, per bushel M
t'orn, ears, per bushel H so
Buckwheat, per buthe) 00
Clover seed 60
Timothy seed S 76
Potatoes, per buthel 1
Apples, per bushel SO
Onions 1 00
Hams, per pound Ii
Shoulder, per pound ... 9
Dried Beef, per pound IV
Chickens, per pair . 60
Butter, per pound 2ft
Eggs, per dosen 124.
Salt, per sack, Ian 2 Ou
Coal Oil, per fa. I Ion 12
Lard. Dor pound 124
Dried Apiiiet, per pound M.
Dried Peachet, per pound - 10
Beans, per bushel 3 60
PEODUCE MARKET REPORT.
PniLAPRLpniA, Juno 6. Tbo movements in
breadstulTs to-day were light, and wheat and corn
are lower. Cotton la quiet and steady. Hales at
lie. for uplands. Bark Is nominal at $27.60 per
ton No. 1 quercitron. Heed Clover seed attracts
verv little attention. Timothy It quoted at $.1.15
and flax $1.24, Flour and Meal The flour market
Is firm without, however, but animation. Hales
ef l.SOO barrels: Minnesota extras t $bM(tu6
for fair te fancy clear, and at $0(0. 2ft for
straight; renosyivama family at z.j&.ai ;
western do. do. at $J.7if5.24, end patents at
$A 267.60. Rye flour is wanted at $5.2(d6.o0
per barrel.
Wbitky is quite firm j sales of 100 barrels west
iraatfl.OQ. Naw York, Jane 6. Flour is 10f$20e lower,
mainly on low grades, and dosed heavy. Rye
flour la week at IS. &0(a,e. 00. Wheat Is heavy at
ialc lowor ; ungraded iprlog,$l.L.($I. 16; No.
3 tpring, l.lfki,l.lM f No. 8, do., UWifl.ll,
and latter extreme; uograaea raa, ei.t-Mi.Jv j
Ito. 8 do., f 1.224 (1 i No. x do.,xi.Z4f (a, I. if- ;
No. 1 do.. II AtK.1,1 30 : mixed winter. $1,1244
1 322; ungraded white, $l.lV((ol.2l, ; No. I rod.
June, 91.241 Wl-xtif ; vuly, ai.Hifii i aof Au
gust, $l.lo((t,1.23 i September, $l.l0j(dl.ll4 ;
No. 1 white, June, $L.24(1.J4, July, $1. 26(d)
13. Rre Is about steady at $1.08(0,1.11 for
State, and Pennsylvania at $1.11. itarley nomi
nal. Corn it jo lower and moderately active,
closing weak ; ungradsd, 4V(a674e; No. I 48c ;
No. 1 6ii(tt.67te; No. 1 white, fiftta; ungraded
wntte, sec, ao. x June,ooiuoaso; tiuiyousa,
August; 56(ai6iTe. Oats heavy and i(gie
lower; No. 8, while, 4fi Jo; No. 2 44i(u46e; do.
white, 47(3)47,0, No. 1, 45c; do. while, SOo;
mixed wettern, 44($46fto; white do., 66(g5Uo ;
white, 47(tf60.
CnicAoo. June -Floor steady and In fair do-
mend. W heat unsettled end lower, very active
and weak; No. 2 red winter,i-VT(i$i.ii re. a
Chicago apring,$1.09 for cash $t.07 for Sep
tember ,' No. S do., e7Kd)l-"l; No. 3 Chicago
spring, $1.10mi.l3t for July; $109,1. ll
for A u trust. Corn quiet and stead, a 3 to lor oash ;
42ftfa)42Jo for June ; 42.0 lor July ; 43H4fo
for Aogott; 441(ru44ie lor September rejected,
36o. Oate moderately active end higher, 3ie for
cash; 85,f36o for July t Sajefor August. Rye
and barley steady. Pork dull and lowsr, $10.26
fa)lfi.80 for oatbf $18.40 for July; $lfl.6&for
August; Lard active, week and lower; $10.67t
for cetb I0.ft6( 10.674. for July ; $10 87i(o 10.70
for August. Bulk meats easier; moulders, 91.00 ;
short rib, $8,36 1 short clear, $8.70. Whiskey
steady.
gulvrrtlsriurnts.
Oil Quotations !
CENTRAL PINN'A OIL DEPOT.
UNDERBILL & CO.,
Lubricating, flrInrti .tllnm'
OILS,
lUIlLirSBUIK, PENN'A.
We quote our brend, of Petroleum and other ell.
(tvhjwet to e.ar.,1 eAueoai) dehreredfree
ou bonrd ear. at any elation on
tbe Tyrone t ClearOeld
Hailroad.
Rained Oil, State Teat per el. 1 At low.it
Prime White, lot) " ... " " 1 merket rate.
Water Whlle.lH " f wlthoutr.f.r
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Benitno, TlUraTity Per,el $
Neptbe, 7 " " "
Ueaolioe, II
Minora' Ump, .100 teat " "
Oar Aile Oil, (W. Va.) Kilra. '
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natural Luorieetin,....
Franklin
Ultra.
Summer.
Black Diamond
Ureen Kugiae H
Q olden "
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No.l
Wool Oil, No. 1
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LVIipae Knjine, No. I
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may 4, 'SI It.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Newark, ST. f.
INCORPORATED 1M6. PURELY Mt'TITAL
Amkts, Jan. 1, 1881, as ascertained
by Kxatxlning Commissioners
ef Messaehueettf.Obio and New
Jersey $.1,726,ft1S
LlARti.iTlKB, as listed by the seme. 31,011,4".! 8ft
Si'RrLcc by Mass'ehu's Standard.. M1M"1 08
Sturm by New York Standard... 6,088,906 08
All pel iclet nonforfeitable after second
year; low expenses; large dividends de
clared and paid every year si now organ
isation ; ample surplus ; surrender values
most liberal looeee promptly adjosted
and paid.
OrrtcBBs t
I.EWrfl O. OROVER, pRRBinnwr.
JAMES B. PEARSON, Vica-PnaainRKT.
En. L DoBRiRi, Hee'y. Tnxo. Macrrbtt, Trees,
POTTER A K E V ES, Hale Agents, 633 Wel
nut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
R. M. M'FiNAI.I.Y, Special Agent. Offloe In
M"'sop'i building, Market street, Clearfield, Pa.
0-0- oi-tr.
Agricultural Implements !
T TAKE this method of notifying those In need
X ot a good Mower, Keeper, ioresnor or flew
tbat I hare tho ageney of tbe
RVCKEYE
Mower, Bcaprr and Thrrslicr,
Men.tturod by AULTMAN CO., Canton, 0.
1 am alee agent for the eelebraud
South Bend Chilled flow !
...rWrnil IB .1 .'MOT .1 1W .PVT. HBO
heller e.ll en or ftddreM en. before ,er0ba,iag
ringimm u,Kn.
Jen. I, Hll-If.) Ourwee.tllle, P..
$rw 3tdwtlSfmfnts.
JOII PRIHTINC. Of CVKItT DE8CMP
lion neatly eieo.ted at thla .flee-
OK VOA ner day nt
?J vU I (re., Addr.u Stimow A Co.,
Portland, Main.. mob J.ll-ly.J
ftTOTU'E. Tlio underlined, mldlnf In lb.
XI elllege or Weatoeer, In Ubeel low.anip,
hue Bade the aoeeoaery .rrane;eni.nto and pro
poa.a lo open nn KATINU J1UI'8U for the ao.
ootnmodetion of the publio generally, and I baro
ny aotlclt . liberal .bare of the pubtie patronage,
JO UN J.etiYlllill.
Weitorer, Pa., Feb. t, lUnl-lf.
1,1 A II M LANIM FOR HAI R. In lloaton
nnd Pinotowaibipi,Clearoeli!oounty.
Heaaouablo time .iron for part of purehaoe fjS
mony. PrloM Sll.01 to $10,111 per nxre. ' Jjf1-
Minora', rei.rr.d. L. BIHD, Agent,
Penleld, l'a.
orW.Li.Acn A Kuan.,
Sept. II, 187ll.tr. Cl.or6.IJ, P.,
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles.
SHAVED AND SAWED.
Corweni.llle, Jaa. 9, '71-tf.
f AUTION. All persona are beraby warned
J againit paying or trailing fur n eertain not.
glren by m to tbe Singer Meeufeoturing Co.,
lor 116, dated uotober J2tn, ibbu, nn. due ueu,
12tn, 1891. I am determined not te pay llii.
note union, eompelled by law, became I bare
received no eelu. for tb. ..in..
S. O. BRADF0HD.
Dillingham, Pa., Jun. lit, lsfll-3t-
Eight Farms forSala orRcnt!
The subscriber proposes to sell or rent a num
ber of terms located as follows t The first situate
In Burnside towntbip, Centre county, containing
160 aeree, having thereon ereoted a frame dwell
ing, frame barn, adjacent to a oburch, and known
as the James Mulbolland farm.
ALSO, another farm situate In Uraham town
ship, Clearfield county, containing 1 17 acres, with
tbe nccessarmilmprovements. This farm is under
laid wita a OOOD VEIN OP COAL.
ALSO, sis other farms In the vicinity of French -rill-,
containing reipeelfully 112, 10U, V6, 06, 60
and 28 acres. These farms all hare houses and
barns thereon, good water, bearing orchards on
same, as well as some good wood land. Por
further particulars eall In person, or address the
undersigned by letter. L. M. t'OLDKIKT.
Jan. iVth, 1881-tf. Frenobvllle, Pa.
FARM FOR SALE I
The underslgoed has oome to the conclusion to
quit farming and follow his occupation, a car
penter, and now offtre for sale his farm, situate
one and abalf miles north ef Clearfield borough,
containing
EIOHTT AOXlwElS,
Most of which Is cleared aod under good on Itl ra
tion, and having thereon a good
TWO-STORY
'"HOUSE.
Large frame barn, and other neceitary outbuild
ings, together with an orchard of all kinds of
fruit, and an excellent spring of water. The ;
whole Is UNDEKLAID WITH GOOD COAL.'
This property will be exchanged for smaller prop
erty, or told on easy terms in payments. For
further particulars oall en the premises or address.
JOHN 0. RKEU, Clearfield, Pa.
March 16th, 18fll-tf.
Thomas A. Duckett,
DEALER IN
DF'-XJ-K-XjIse
IilBREUY give notice to the oitiseos of Clear
field and the surrounding vicinity that I am
prepared at all times to furnish families and
manufacturing establishments with a superior
quality of
Coal, Wood Coke,
Which I am prepared to deliver In a few hours'
notioe. 1 am always ready to haul and deliver
Irom and to tbe depot, or anywhere else, and
move families and household goodt anywhere on
short notioe. TH08. A. DUCKKTT.
Clearfield, Pa., Mar. 31, 1880-tf.
Re-Union of Trade.
THE undersigned wishing to Inform tbe public
that he opened n
COM MINIM ON STOHE
At the old stand In Troutville, Clearfield county,
Pa., on tbo ltith insL, with a full stock of
DRY GOOD8, C.ROCERIES, NOTIONS,
Roota, Shoen, Etc.,
In feet everything to be found la a first-class store,
all of which I am determined te cell at tho lowest
oash prices.
FARMERS AND LUMBERMEN
Will find It to their advantage to do their dealing
with me, as tbe highest prices will be paid for
Urain, Shingles, or Produce of any kind. Pert
or one-half cash will bo paid. Trading for
Shingles or Lumber of any kind a specialty. Also,
agent for
Singer Sewing Machines.
Having made arrangements with Eastern mar
chants to sell goods furnished me, therefore call
and see, as I will be enabled to sell cheaper thao
the cheapest. J. W. CAHL1LE,
Troutville, Pa., Sept 14, '79-ly. Agent.
REMOVAL !
James Is, Leavy,
Having purchased tho entire stock of Fred.
Beckett, hereby gives notice that be has moved
Into the room latalv oceuDied bv Reed A Hatrertr.
on Second street, where he is prepared to offer to
toe public
CQOK STOVES.
PARLOR STOVES,
of tbe latest Improved patterns, at low prices.
HOUSE FDENISHING GOODS,
Gas Fixtures and Tinware.
Roofing, Spouting, Plumbing, Oas Fitting, and
nepalriog rumps a specialty. All
work warranted.
Anything In my line will be ordered special If
dssired. JAS. L. l.hAVl,
Proprietor.
FRED. PACKKTT,
Agent.
Clearflcd, Pa,, January t, 1879-tf.
EXECUTORS' SALE
or
Desirable Real Estate !
Estate of Richard Shtvw, Sr., Dcc'l
rTMTR und.riigned, Fieentor, of Ihe ealate of
J KICIIAKU HIMW.flr., dereon-il, will offer
t publleialeat the L'UliKT IIOUSK. IB tbe bor
ough of Clenrfl.ld, P.., .n
Thursday, &pt. 1st, 1381,
AT 1:30 O'CLOC K P. HI,
Tho following valuable real estate, vis t
The three-sinry BRICK HOTEL property,
corner of Market and First streets, in the bor
ough of Clearfield, known as
'Tho Shaw House,'
Fronting with two lots of ground thereto belonging
ivv leet oa Market street, aen v
feet on First street, with a two -etnry
dwelling house attached. Tao be
tel proper bee siity bed -rooms and
all eonvealeneea for a first-elesc
boteL One of the most desirable hotel properties
In Central Pennsylvania.
Tbe above will bo sold together with two
story frame dwfdllng house oa Market street, ad
jacent te tbe Hotel, and one ether frame dwelling
house and a twe-etory tlore building, all froating
on Market street.
ALSO. All that certain let, known it Ibe
pi ab of Clearfield borough as it no isv,
fronting fiO feet on Locust street, run
ning bek IT1 feet, more or less, to aa alley
with dwell Ine bouee and allnecesiary out-
buildings thereon ereeted,aad other improve eats.
TERMS OF MJLKt
One-third cash at delivery of good dead, and
the balance te be secured by bond end mortgage,
payable In one and two years, witi I Merest.
A. B. RHAW,
JOf). IHAW,
Surviving Ii'rs of Richard Shaw, Sr., dee'd.
Clearfield, Pa., Jnno I, lafiLU.
fm
groat dimisfmfntjj.
BOROUGH ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE IN RELATION TO
OUMTRUCTINU THbETtl;
HttTioB 1. Re It enacted and ordained by the
Burgess and Town Ceaneil of the borongh of
Clearfield, and it la hereby eTteeted. nnd ordained
by authority of tbe samei From and after tbe
pas sage of this ordinance, It shell be unlawful for
any person to permit any lumber, coal, wood,
wagoas, sleds, machinery or other property ef
any kind or nature to stand, Ho or remain on the
streets or bichwaya of tbo borough, either outside
or upon the pavements thereof, without having
first obtained permission from tbe Burgess or
Town Council: and anr person or persons vio
lating the provisions of this ordinance en due
5 root thoreor, skallbo nnea nyme Burgees or any
uttloeoftbe Peace of the borough, not Isst than
two ner more Ibon five dollars, aod lha costs of
the proceedings to be levied and ooliccted at like
noes are now eoiiecioa oy mw.
Bar. S. No person owning or occupying prop.
erty uilhin tbe limits of tbe borough, shell plaee
or sutler te remain in front of his premises, and to
the middle line of the street, any paper, shavings,
straw, hay, botes, barrels, the reiusc oi stores,
shoes, kitchens, cellars, vards or gardes a, old
stove-pipe, eld boots or shoes, brush cr rubbtth
of any character for a longer period than It
hours end any person so offendtngtballbe fined
by tbe Uurgeis, not less than oae nor more than
three dollars, to be recovered as debts of like
omocnt aro by law recoverable. Provided, that
this ordinance ahall not bo ao construed as to
prevent any person from depositing building ma
terials on the sides Of said streets, so at to leave
aufliciant room for Ibe free pasaige of wagons and
other oarrlages.
In testimony that Ihe abovo ordinance waa
netted on the Ota day cf June, 188 1, I have here
unto set my bond and affixed the seal of tbe
oo rung li. a. i. DAiuivn, n urges t.
oal.J Attest t
J. V.SaTOBK.CIS.'k.
A N ORDINANCE IN RELATION TO
2 THE SALE OF COAL :
6ectiob 1, Be It enacted and ordained by tbo
Burgess and Town Council of tho borough of
Uearueld, and tt is bare by enacted and ordained
by authority of tbe tame i Tbat from aad after
the paaaage and lawful promulgation of this or
dinance, tuat all parsons engaged la mining and
selling bituminous eoal within tbe borough of
Clear he Id, shall sell sucn eoal by weight, and two
thousand pounds shall be one ton.
Bsc. S. It shall be the duty of all parsons selling
or delivering bituminous coal te ettiteusel too bor
ough, to first have the seme weighed by some com
petent walghmatter, and preseut tbe certificate of
such weighmaster te tho vendee, setting forth tbe
amount of coal delivered ; and any person violat
ing tho provisions ef this ordinance, shall forfeit
aud pay to the use of the borough, the priee cf
each and every load oi coal so o tiered tor sale.
Bar. S. Any person keeping eealet for weigh.
Ing eoal sold within tbe borough, shall permit tbe
Burgees or Town Council, or any oae authorised
by tbem, to enter upon bis pre in list to inspect
laid aoalet as often as may be deemed aeoossary
and when said scales shall be found deficient, tbe
Bnrgeee shall at once notify'tbe person or persons
owning the same, who aba 11 at once have such
scales made to weigh accurately under a penalty
of twenty dollars fur every failure to repair tbe
same alter 24 bears notice, said penalty te be
collected as debts of like amount, and by law re
coverable.
In testimony (hat the above ordinance was
patted on tbo oth day of Juoa, lost, I Have here
unto set my band and affiled tbe seal oi tne
borough. b. 1. b.MiiKH, Clerk.
Seal J Attest :
J. F.Skidbr, Clsrk.
1 N ORDINANCE IN RELATION IO
V RCNNIN;Ok'TKAINAftlDKIV-
l.UOP IIOKMES IN THE HO HOUGH :
Barrio 1. Belt ordained by tbe Burgess and
Town Council of tbe borough ef Clearfield, aod It
Is hereby enacted and ordeiaed by authority ef
tne same: Ibel It sball be unlawful lor any per
son or persons te run or cause to be run on any
of tho streets or highways of said borough, any
engine or railroad ear, at any faster or greater
rate oi spec toan o mues an noar, and any per
son so offending, thall be fined by tbe Burgess
not lest than fire nor more than twenty doliart es
costs for each and every offense, and on Tenure to
pay ssid fine and costs, or give security to pay the
same within 10 eayi.ibaN be committed to the Bor
ough Lock-up not more than forty-eight boars.
brc. Z. it shall be unlaw to I for any person or
persona to ride or drive any boree on aoy of tbe
streets or highways of said Borough at aoy fatter
or greater rate of sped than b miles an hour, ana
any person so offending shall be fined aot leas
than i nor more than dollars and eosts, and on
failure lo pay the same or give aecurlty to do so
witbln ten days sball be committed to the Bor
ough Lok-ap not more thaa forty-eight hours.
In testimony tbat the above ordinance wee
passed vn the Olb day of June. lfiSl. I have here
unto set my band aod affixed the seal of the
borough. t). l. friN l ukk, Uurgeis,
Beel.l Attest :
J. F.6btpbr, Clerk.
A N ORDINANCE Id rtgard to the Dla.
xl. position oi uieoraeriy reraoiie i
Sbctiok 1. Be It enacted and ordained by tbe
Burgess afftl Town Council of tho borough of
Clearfield, ana it is nereoy enacted an craaiaea
bv authority of the same i That If any per en
shall bo found intoilcatsd In any of tho streets or
highways of satd borougb, every person so
ofieudiog thall, on eon vie tion thereof, bo fined
net less than two nor more than ten dollars, and
on failure to pay said fine or giro security to pay
tbe seme within ten days, be or they shall be
committed to tbe Iferougn Look-up aot less than
twelve nor more than forty-eight hours, al the
discretion of the Burgess.
6 action t. If any person or persons shall be
convicted of fighting, or oi oiner disorderly eon
duet within the borough limits, snob person or
persons so oitending snail no nnea not less man
two nor more than Us dollars, aod shall be com
mitted to the Borough iock.up not more than
forty-eight hours at ibe discretion of the Durgeii
In testimony tbat the above Ordinance waa
passed the Sid day of May, 1881, 1 have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seel of said
Borough. tt. 1. btiVUKII, Burgess.
Heel) Atteet:
J. F. Sutdbb, Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE requiring certain
venders of merchaiidleo Ut obtain a
llceuee t
Fictiom 1. Be It erdalned by the Burgess aod
Town Council of the Borough of Clearfield, and
It Is hereby ordained by authority of tbe same
That from and after tbe passage and publication
of this ordinance all persons aot residents of the
Borougb who shall desire to hawk, peddle, sell,
barter or tratno in any jewelry, dry goods, hard.
ware, drugs, groceries, pictures, frames, furniture,
or any other articles, goods, wares or merchan
dise, upon any of the streets, lanes, alleys or
squares of tbe Borough, or lo or at any of the
dwelling houses, shops, stores, or other buildings
or places In Ihe said uorougn, auaii Brit
obtain from tho Burgess, or in bis absence, from
the Treasurer or beorelary of the Borough
license or permit for tbe tame, for which be shall
pay not lets thaa one dollar nor more than five
donors, according to we alteration oi iae omoer
granting the same, for each day said applicant
desires to engage in said business. Provided,
this ordinance sball not be construed as applying
te tbe representatives of wholesale houses who
msrely receive orders for goods at wholesale, nor
to any person selling farm products.
In testimony that tbe above Ordinance wac
paaeed on the IM day of May, A. D. 1881, 1 have
hereunto set my band and affiled the seal of said
Borough. B. 1. on i l)Kn, Bergs I,
Bcell Atteit
J. F
bit run, Clerk.
A
N ORDINANCE In relation to aeoeni.
blagee, iioW-ballliiff, ball-playing
Ft mo 1. Be It enacted end ordained by the
Burgees and Town Council of tbe Borough of
Clearfield, aad H is hereby enacted and ordeiaed
by tbo authority of tbe samei That It sball be
unlawful for all persons, whether minors or adults,
to congregate oa any of tne street cross logs, cor
ners or pavements within said Borough, whereby
persons pasting or repassing may be obstructed
or whereby tbe good order and peace of the eiti-
seas may be disturbed, and every person so offend
ing shall, after summary conviction thereof be
fore tbe Burgees, of any Juitioe of the Peaee, be
fined not lets then one nor more thaa five dollars
or committed to the Borough Look-up not esooed
ing forty-eight boars, or both, at the discretion
of the cum milling olhocr.
Bbo. I. Aoy person or persons who shall engage
in any species ot ball-plajing, snow-balling, or
playing at shinny upon any of Ihe streets or
alleys of tbe Borough, or any person or persons
who snail strike or beat doors, windows, or door
steps, or throw by means of any sling or other
wise, aoy corn, grain, tend, dirt, stones, shot, or
other missile at or upon any windows, doors
steps, porch or house, or npoa any of the street.
or alleys of the Borough, or pull any doer-bell of
any dwelling with intent to annoy tne owner or
occupant thereof, or with other miaebievous In
tent, or any person or persons removing nay
steps, sign or any portion or nttnre in ana upon
any preuiisee within Ibe Borough without the
consent of tne owner shall upon conviction oi
each and every such offence before the Burgeet er
anr Justice of tbe Peaee ef tbe borough be l-tod
uot leu than two nor more tbaa five dollars and
pay the oosts of tho proceedings, one-half ef the
nnc io go to tne mtormer, aoe iu .m. wtmi
ahall be confined la the Borough Lock-op not
etoeediog forty. eight hoars.
Ia ten im out that the above Ordloaooo was
pasted tbic lad day of May, A. I. HBI, I have
herennto set my band anc amies. i aeai oi eaia
Borough. S. L on i fin, uargtwa.
Beel Atteit I
J. F. bar nan, CUrk.
jH ORDINANCE relating lo coasting t
Hirrmi 1. Be It enacted and ordained by tbe
Burgess and Town Council of the Borough of
Clearfield, and it Is hereby enacted and ordeiaed
by the authority of the same: Tbat ea and after
tbo lawful promulgation or Ibis ordiaanre, all
eoastlng or riding by gravity upoa aay of the
streets, tldewaike oaa aneys oi too corouga oy
sleds, coasters, Jumpers er similar eoainvaneee,
Is hereby prohibited, and ony person so of! end -iae?
ihall. upon convict iou thereof before the Bur
gess er any Jus lice of tbe Peace In sail Borough,
bo fined not less than one dollar nor more thaa
two doll are for each eflenee, or In default thereof
bo Imprisoned In the Borough Look-up not ei
oeediog forty-eight bears.
Heo. J. It Is hereby declared to bo tho duty of
tbe High Constable to arrest any person er per.
eens Tlolattns? an of the rroviskcas of this ordi-
nance, and take bin er them before Ihe Burgees
or a Justice ef the Peace of said Boreegb, and
there to bo dealt with as provided tn this ordi
nance.
in lociimenr tnai tne aoove trsinsow wh
passed on tbe 13d day ef May, A. D. IIB1. I have
hereunto eet my hand and affiled the esal of eaid
uorougn. ssauiii i. on s ian, eiria
(fieoll Attest t
J. F. BiTPin, Clerk.
VN ORDINANCE In relation to Auee
aud forfeltnroat
bbctiob I. dc it enacuo ana eraainee ey too
Burgees aad Town Council of the Borough of
Clearfield, and It is hereby enacted aad ordeiaed
by the authority of the samei That from and
oner the passage of tale Ordiaaaee all last and
forfeitures collected under the provisions ef ordi.
naaeee now ia force or that may hereafter be
passed, sball be paid Into tbo Borough treasury
fur the use of tbe Borough.
Ia testimony tbat Ibe above ordlaanoo was
passed oa tbe 13d day ef Mey, 10ml, I have here
unto eet my hand and affixed lac coal et tne
Borough. 8. L EN Y PER, Burgess.
leeM Attest!
J. F. Smtdbb, Clerk.
Clearaeld, Pa., I 15 ft SU
2tfw fli'rrtlsfmrnts.
T) EES POH RALE. Thirteen blvec of
J) Italian Beeo wblci I .,11 MU eheep fer
cash, or eicbange for wheat. For further in
formation oall on or address ibe undersigned.
J.V. KRAMKK,
Nor ,'7I tf. Clearfield, Pa.
NOTICE All persons having any claims
agaiast tbe estate ef Joseph FUlhroek. da-
ceased, late of Morris towaskip, are requested te
present the same to the uadertigned for eet
tlemetft Poitofflce address, Morriidalc Mloee,
Clearfield, county, renn a.
JOSEPH R0TUROCK, Jr.
May U, ISSl t.
ADMINIMTRATOR'S NOTICfcU-Notlee
is hereby given that Lett ere af Admiaia.
tratioa oa Ibe estate of HENRY HOOVER, late
of Brady township, Clearfield county, Pa., dee'd,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, ail
Kersons indebted to said estate will please make
n mediate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same will present tbem prop.
erly authenticated for settlement, without delay.
a. m. UHAUCMiit, Administrator.
Lathofsburg, Pa., April 37th, USl-fit.
Millinery I Millinery! I
I TAKE the pleasure of Informing the public
that I shall offer special inducements In
Millinery Goods, suob as Bilks, Sattas, Kibboni,
Flowers, Ac, Trimmed and I at rim aed Hats and
Bonnets, In tbe very latett styles. Notions and
Made-up Clothing for children. I kindly solicit
a share of your patronage.
MIS9 M.A.WELCH,
Market St., Clearfield, Pa.
Apr. 20, 1881-ly.
FOR SALE!
f HOl'&E i.rn Tiro LOTSt
ALL those two carta ia loti of ground with
dwelling boose thereon, situate ea Market
street, opposite the Allegheny House, la Ihe bor
ough of Clearfield, having a front on said street
of 100 feet, and extending In depth 172 foot te aa
alley, known in tbe plan of said borougb at lots
Nos. lfia and 174, being the estate of Jemae
Thompson, deceased. Apply to
FRANK FIKLDINU,
W. l. BIULEK,
Attorneys for owner.
Clearfield, Pa., Hay 4. 188l-t.
A Bargain !
FARM FOR SALE 1
The undersigned offers at private sale that val
uable Urn situated ia URAHAM TOWNbHIP,
Clearfield county, known as the
CI HLEV M'jiRJH,
Containing 112 acres, 60 ef wblcb aro cleared,
and having thereon ereoted a large frame dwell
Ing house, large frame barn, and the other neces
sary outbuildings, together with a large orchard,
good water, etc. Tbe property will be eeld on
very eey terms. For further particulars inquire
of the Subscriber, lb person, or by letter.
PRANK FIKLDINU.
Clearfield, Pa., March 24th, 1880,-tf.
LIME ANDPLASTER1
Kocliaaical and Agricultural Lime
of tao vary Best max I
Lew Bates of Freight on
Full Car Loads.
I AND PLABTER.-We .ell th.C.j.g. grout"!
J plaater at low nrloea by the oar load. J.
peeking of tbi, eelebraled plaeler n. compered
with the Novaaeotia or white plaater. the 0ra.ee
Judd C..( publiiher, of tbe Meriea. grieel.Ni-
iil, Bay, "lhro u ao dinereno.; the prion u
tb. enl, MmideratloB." Addraea,
ALEXANDER 1C0.
April th, USt-Jm. llellofonte, Pa.
The Estcj Organ !
"From North loHouth, from East to West,
Tlio Eotey Organs are the Heot."
ITT" HEN a Company, by legitimate maaufac
W tore and actual produetioa, reaches tbe
number of
100,000
In process ef consecutive numbering, It is at
arent which deserves more than a passing men
tion or casual remark. It means very much In
many ways. It indicates
First. A high business standing, and good
reputation for probity and fair dealing.
Herond--A rcry high reputation for quality
of work, in
TONE,
WORKMANSHIP,
DURABILITY.
Third. A very ei tensive system ef manufac
ture. We furnish aoy make of Organs or Pianos,
W. W. PRICE, Agent.
Curwonsvlllo, Pa., May 16, l8Bl-2m
HARNESS! HARNESS 1 1
Thil Way for i'our Ilarntti I
IF yon want t. otodv your own Interoit, d. not
Ml to diet ANDREW HARWICH'S BAR.
N KSS 8 HOP, on Marie t itreet, nett door to Joha
A. Btoek'a tobeeeoator., Clo.rn.ld Pean'a.
TIIK FACTS ARB THAT
All flrat.elau work if done at-
HAKWICK'8.
ITooU foot oil and axle greM. nt
LI HARWICH!!.
Double nnd elngl. k.rnee, ef adl kinda e4
UAKWICI'S.
) idlag eeddlo, ef all kind, at-
V UARWICI'S.
er Bete and Bora, ootid of all kiade at
IIARWICK'8.
hip. f all kind, and aa lew a, 14 oral, at
ttAAWlia.il.
HBrnof, ef nil kind, made to orderat
HARWICH'!.
VII kioda of .oiler, nt bottom prleee at
HARWICK'B.
Remember aa X-L-M-T line of horae furalan
Ing good, nt- HAHWICK'S.
Will keep nnd make all kind, of lumber har-B.iiat-
HAHWICK'S.
Irory aod all other kinda of ring! ef all lieo. at
HARWICH'S.
Clemba, bruabea, and Interfering boot, .n hand
J at-. HARWICH'S.
T nee rob,,, kne. duller, nnd aereona of all
JV kiadaat HARWICH'S.
Job work and repnlrlng promptly attended U.
Remember Ibe ahop in Bbew . row, on Merket
rtre.1, between tbe Maniion Home and tbe Shew
llouoe, Clearfield, Penn'a.
May II, loll lm.
rpOWNNIIIP STATEMENT DAVID
X NKAMi, Tmur.r of fioggi towaahlp, la
anoe.ni with th. Roa4 fund of eeld lowa.hip for
MSI.
DR.
To Dup. of Denial Vmeal, Sap.rTitgr,. t
To l)up, of Jno. B ambnrger, M ... dll 1,
Total....
CR.
By work dene by eltiiena
liy .toneratlon, ...
By am't returned te Superrisora..
Totel
ill0?!.!!
I lit 41
M e
II
11,011 II
CASB hVI-MCATB, BOOB TA! ,0B Moll.
DR.
John Bamberger, Beperritor 1T1 T
CR,
By eh paid D.Tld Meeoo IM II
By .m't returned U Oommi,.loner,....M IT IT
hj eioaoretion H I II
By pereoutago en enah duplicate II II
By .mount t. kalanM ., I, i
TUI...
JJ"J!
Illl.
DR.
Denial 8mol, S.perrleor .1 171 II
CR. "
By eeie p.ld Treunrer Moeee I 1ST 44
By oteneretlo., .nd retemW.. II II
By pereenlegooa B3TH1.......-...-. II TI
By an ooet tobelane. $ I II
Total
POOR U'KD-DR,
To eeak reo'd from Deniel ffmeal.,..
T. .m't reeeleod from Co. Tr.ee
To eeak reo'd from Jaeeh Dlmellag.
To order .. Treerarer Me.ee..,,.,...
To bal. on fotilemnnt of ling
Total 4 lei T4
CR.
By eioaoratloB en order from 1. Bel.L4 44 II
By Int. paid t. J.mM Tomer II II
By Mreeulegeom Sell M. ellpere M
By em'l I. bead, ef I. Il.Uh. ........ 41 M
By order, redeemed 411 TI
Total ,.h. .-....-.4 ill M
We, th. eider. ign Andiron, b.elnf nam
Ined tne eererel BoeoaBU f aai UwnekiB, tag
them e, abore euted.
AtUH ; JOHN COt'I.TER,
W. H. Bbipt, JIIHNBTONB,
Clerk. IRIAHMTZ,
Aedlter,.
J.ffrle,, Pa, Mey , 11)1 h.
.1 171 HI
14T M
II IT
14 M
II 0
.,. ir