THE REPUBLICAN.
WKPNKSDAT MORNlffQ, JUNE 15, 1881.
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U.M(.IUH NOTICES.
.Mrttiodltt I'-pieoopal t lmrrb R,T. (J Hi,
Lrrnr, Patter. Services every Sabbath at 1 0
A. M.,md 74 P. M.
Suht.eth School at 9 A. H.
Prayer Meeting every Wedneeday, at U P. M,
L' -miiiunion Service, first Sabbath of vary
uuntb, at a. ju.
et Clearflcld M, E. Church. Rot.
UK'iHi.b I'. Anna, I'm tor. Preaching every
alternate Sunday, at 8 o clunk, P. M. Sunday
bwol at 2,, p. ju. All are invited to attend
rcab)terlau Churr li Rev . II. B.Dutlbb.
-Sal-bath eervicee morning and evening Seb-
huth School at V A. M. -Prayer Meeting Wednea
lar evening.
Haptlet Cliurrll. Rev. , Paitor.
Sabeih School atl P, M. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening.
St. Francis hurrh Catholic ReT. P
JitFniPAK. IMvine service at 10$ A. M., or
ilia tint, third and fourth Snndaysuf rath month
Vespers and Henedlctlon of the bleated Sacrament
t 7iiook, r. m. Sunday oohooi every ounday
nftemaon at t o'clock.
OFFICIAL D1HKCTORY.
rmr or buldixo Qi.a-ra suasions court.
crnnd Monday of January,
'ibird Monday of March.
First Monday ef June.
Fourth Monday of September.
T1MI Or MOLD! MO COM WON FLIAI-
Klrat Monday of Jane.
Second Monday of November.
rniLio orricaaa.
I'niled Stain Sator J, Donald Cameron,
llarrlsburg, Iauphin county) John I. Mitchell,
We lliboro, Tioga county.
Congrttiman Ki-Uoveroor Andrew 9. Curlln, '
Ecllrtimle, Contra oounty. j
.SVfiofor Hon. Cyrue T. Alexander, Dell efontr, :
Centre county.
rmfy-Hon. James Flynn, Smith's Mills, I
Clfirfitld county. j
Wit dam Jdye-Uon. Charlei A, Mayer, i
l.i.rk Haven. i
A'littnnl La Judgt Hon. John II. Orvle, of,
:ifilefonte.
Atitteiatt Jurfyee A bram Ogden, Clearfield)
Vincent R. Holt, Clearfield.
I'rothonotary James Kfrr.
Hfjitttr and Rtcordar George M. Ferguson
Trmtartr Philip Uotts.
fhitrict Aflomey J. P. McKenrlck.
Shcrijf James MaharTey.
Iirnutv Sheriff . I. Thompson.
CiuHty Su rvty or Bam uel F. McCloskey, Cur-
rniville.
County ComMinior-C. W. Kylcr, Graham
trn P. O.; Kith Johnston, Grampian Hilll P. O.
Jhn Norris, 8r., Curweiisvllle.
r'.inimitttunrr' Vltrk Jacob A. Famt.
r...y Aurfiffe William V. Wright, Clcar-
fH : Joseph UilJiland, Three Kuna j J.B. Knr
n, Woodland.
(.miy Voramir Jam A. Moore, Clearfield.
Jnr Vommiitiontrt Andrew J. Jackson, Dear.
Cp.I, Win, H. brown, Clearfield.
Suptrim fndtnt of Public Schoolt M. L. Mc
Unnwn, Cltnrfleld.
Xutarirt Pblie Frank A. Fl.-mtn Wm. Ra
lel.supb, Cyrui Gordon, Clearfield) Joecpb R.
Irwin, N. K. Arnold, Curwenville J. A. Living,
tone. Hultoii City.
Joe Smith takes Km Cry Kcad'i placo
In Lehman 'a it ore aa olirk.
Fulling tai'klo, wboluaalo and rotail
at ijariier i. y. tf
A very elegant line of pocket cutlery,
viiwii miu lupiiri at uaruert. ft2au
.
You can have anv kind of an old
bat made new, by Newkirk, the batter, oter
nrldge Tailor ibop, Market itrect, ClrarAeld,
Pnn'a. fll.,f
The towiii of I'hilipshur, Oacoola,
North Hontidate, Ramcy , Sandy Ridge, Powel
ton and MorrUdale Mloei are to be oonneoted by
telephone, with (he central atetlon at Pbllipiburg.
Set not8Iaro, medium and iimatl,
twlnci, oat lines, fiihing lines, fish baskets, bait
botes, Uokle books, hooks, and every deioriptlun
of sporting tackle at Harder a. 4-Ji-tf
IJauwick"b Ackohtic This in a doc
ument found elsewhere Id our eolumns relating
icloiively to the bartieii business. "Andy" la a
good workman, and deserves a good share of pa
tronage. Call and aeo him.
YH, OF COCKLE !
"Will tmi tnke wneat, oats or on in for fub
mi 'iiTi V' We are ottn inquired of in this way
bv letter frm pntrona who reaido at a distance
Sim tir!irld. We egain Pay yea. The receipts
u' a rt-pontiblo merchant or mill owner In the
virinilv, will answer as juft as well aa the onsh.
To illluitrate ! If any of our pntrona will deliver
uf k hit of grain at the mill of Joseph II. lireth,
in 0het (ownnhip, Uornre Patchln. In Kurnside,
Thotuai H. Porcey, in Ornham, Wm. Porter or
Sltaw'i, in Lawreiicr, or Brown A Heyler'a, at
Kf-rktuti, I'nion township, and forward their
rrciii-ti for the amount, we will credit them on
Ihiir account tor the same. In this wuy all may
n .n iy what they owe, If they will pursue this
c mrse.
Kdword Murphy, hoii ut Francis, tho
temierance lecturer, has brought suit against a
oor respondent of the Tttusrllle Htrald for libel.
It was charged by the correspondent that Ned
had intuited a school teacher.
Tho Sunday Morning it a now paper
just commencing lire in A i loon a, under the edi
torial management of (leu. J. Akersand publish
ed by the Sunday Morning Company. Mrs. Wm.
P. Fun y is a regular contributor to Its columns.
Habit, if not nercMiiiy, makes a Unit
Dresiirjg such as Dr. Ayer's laboratory Issues, In
ditpensible to many. Avar's Hair Vigor is one
of the most delightful we have ever eted. It re
stores not oaly the color, but gloss and litxnrUaoe
to faded and gray hair.
Yom IjIfk I For solid Lii'o Insur
ance, call on R. M. McEnally of this place, who
rcpretonta the Mutual Benefit Life Inturanoe Co.
of Newark, N. J. This Company was organ lied
in 1845, and possesses aaaets amounting to over
$.16,000,000. See advertisement in another ojluinn.
t Sta(b Strvck BY JjKIHTNINO. A
oorretp'Jbdent furnlvhrns ut with the following
Item: "The stage running from Howard to Mil
helm, while near SnjJort,wo, was itrujk by
lighting oo Tuesday, the 31st utt. A yxing
lad? 'a arm was badly hurt, depriving her of its
use. Several other persons were badly shocked."
All ltiuiiT ! It was reported about
about a rnmth ago that Perry Reel and John
Hbiefrr, formerly of this place, were killed at the
Black II ilia, In Dkta. We now learn that they
are alive aod well, and are j'-bblog for (bo North
Peel do Lumber Company on the Columbia river,
in Washington Territory. This will be gfod
neirl for their friends. I
A IMktrfiuhino Accidknt. One day
lett week Mrs. Vincent, of Covington township,
bad prep-trod her tuba ftr washing, fllllog ooe with
water, and bad gone to gather np the clothes.
While aluent, her two. year old child crawled up
to the tub atd fell in. When the mother returned
she found th nbild drowned in the tub of water.
The grief of the parent can be Imagined, but not
described. The fate of this child should bo a
warning to all mothers.
Dedication Pohtponkd. The dedi
cation of the PresbyterUo Church edifice atQIen
Hoi e, abiob was to have taken ptaoe a Thur.
day lat, did not occur owing to the In clem
ency of the wcaibrr. The present arrangement
Is that the dedicatory services shall be held on
Tuesday, 3 1 ut Inst. The meeting will be in charge
of Iter. M. N. Cornelius, pastor of the First
Prrstyterian Churoh of Altoona. Also addresses
In the evening by several other ministers from
abroad. Those from abroad will be orl for.
TWO "LOVELY" EVENTS.
The society circles In Cnrwenivlllt and Clear
field were ecssldorably igltatod during Wadset-
day and Thursday of last week. The marriage
of W. C. llelmbold and Mlaa Fannie Arnold, both
of Curwensvllli, at the reiideioeof the bride's
parent i, o Wednesday, tbeSth In it, drew a large
ootnpany of friends together to witnoaa the affair.
The bride li a daughter of Mr. Bamuel Arnold,
aod a most estimable young lady, as the many
handsome and valuable presents she received fully
attested. The happy eonplo left in the afternoon
train on a wedding tour in the east.
The wtddiog of Mr. Alexander )t. Powell, of
CMoago.(son of ex Sheriff Powell, of this plaoe),
an J Miu Annie McLeod enlivened (he social circle
of Clear II. 1 1 considerably onTbanday,lhe tftb Inst.,
although a heavy and disagreeable rain prevailed
all the time. The oeromooy took plaoe in the St.
Andrews Episcopal Church at noon, and waa wit
neaaad by a lariee number of guests. Rev. I)r,
Clerc, ol Philipaburg, c (Hoi a ted. The attendauti
of the bride and groom weri Mr. A. P. McLeod
and Miis Helen Powell, Mr. Alt'. D, Reed and Misa
Sufle MoLeod. Meaars. J. P. Powell and A. I),
Weaver acted as uthars, and Dr. J. K. Wrlgley
presided at the organ. After the oeremony, the
wedding party, together with relatives and a few
select friends, repaired to the residence of the
bride s mother wn Market street, where an excel
lent feast was served to thugucsts. Mr. and Mrs,
Powell took their departure la the 8:40 P. M.
train, and ft ft or visiting Philadelphia, New York,
and other olliei, will go to Chicago, their future
borne, Mr. Powell baring beco engaged in buel
ness there for many years pait. Thuy were ac
companied to Tyrone by a number of their young
ft lends.
These are all good boys nai good girls, and If
the twains don't Jive happy hereafter, it will be
tbeir own fault. That la what Iheir parents
taught them from their youth up, and now It la
for them to carry It out.
Happy and fair may their future be,
While sailing on life's troubled sea ;
And wbeu tbey reach that other shore,
May new Joys be theirs forovermore.
Killed nr Lmhtnino. On Thurn
day afternoon last, May 25th, Levi Mottern and
bis son-io.law, J. B.Evans, their wives and Mot
(era's little boy, residents of Oliver townthip,
ware out In a field plautlng oom. About three
o'clock a thunder shower tuddenly came on, the
men being In one aide of the field and the women
in the other, and Mottern and Evans took shelter
from the rain under a large tree, near where tbey
had been working. A flash of lightning struck
the tree, killing them both instantly. Mottern
was nrt much disfigured or mangled by the I
stroke, but one of Erans' II rubs and his pants aod
boots were billy torn. The little bay who was
uite a distance off, was knocked to the ground
THIRTIETH CONVENTION.
The thirtieth bl-eon lei con real ion of the Gen
eral Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
of the United 8 la tee met la the First Lutheran
Church of Altoona on Wedneaday of last week,
and will probably adjourn to-day. This Synod
which Is pre-eminently the representative body
of tho English rpeaklog portion of the Lutheran
church, Is one of four large ecclesiastical organi
sations of the church In thia country and reprf-
Bents about 1200 clergymen, 1500 churches, and a
membership ofovor 100,000. This august body Is
composed of about 150 delegatoa, representing 37
or 2 distrlot Synods, and with visitors, together
with ladles at tea ding the Convention, of the Wo
man's Home and Foreign Missionary Society,
also In session in that city, there was probably an
average attendance of fonr hundred atrangera In
daily nttendanoe open Hi sessions.
The Synod la extensively engaged In the work
of foreign mission a, principally eon fin log its
operationa in that direction to India and Africa,
aod In the work of home minions beyond the
Mississippi. Besides the missionary work, In
which the oh arch under the Jurisdiction of this
Synod are engaged, the management and support
of several oollegea, theological seminaries, hospi
tals and charitable institutions of various kinds
devolve upon tho Synod, and the legislation nea.
eiaary to the proper conduct of these Institu
tions, will form no small part of the business,
which will be brought before the body.
Rev. A. J. Bean and J. K. Bottorf, of thla
plaoe, and Rev. J. T. Oladbtll and Mra. Leah
flood Under, of Luthersburg, were among the
v ill tort lait week. The Convention wae oalled
to orer on Wedneaday morning by the President,
Rev. W. D. Strobe!, D. P., of Khlnebeok, New
York.
ornM6 eanvioxB.
' Services were opened by singing "Come Holy
Spirit Heave nly Dove," followed by the eolleot
and ereed, led by the President. Singing, Prom
all that Dwell Below tho 6k ice." Reading of
Scripture Lesson and Prayer, by Rev. Dr. Hay,
of Uetlyaburg Theological Bern it a ry. Singing,
'Blest b the Tie that Binds."
LIST or DKLIOATIS.
The fallowing Is the official Hit of delegates
elected to this Convention, nearly all of whom:
were preieat during tbo morning session or ar
rived on the noon train:
btbod or HinvLann,
S. Domcr, 1. D.,
CLKAtmiLD Coal Thadi State
ment of Coal and other freights sent over the
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail.
oad for tho week ending June 4tb, 1S81, and
the lame time last year i
oo iu tons
For the week 4fl,V;j
Same time laat year 4 5,7 if 1
Increase , 1,171
Previously during year
Same time laat year 43,100
Increase 445,006
Total In 1881 986,907
Same time last yaar aatft001
Increase 44fl,l(tfi
ornaa riiioaTi.
Lumbar lfS ears.
Miscellaneous freights IttB "
Cull at Morrill's hardwaro store and
lea the ebeapeat and belt Hewing Machine for
the least money. Dee. IJ-tf.
special 8,
Oil HtTNrtnuo Pbr Cent. Diaoouar oh Old
Pricib. Sewing Machines can now be purchased
at MerreH'a tin and variety store, from ll& up
wards. All kinds of sewing machines repaired
on the shortest notice.
Clearfield, Pa., July IS, IS77.
WAman. Delivered at ttte Rail Road.
lOA.nuO 2 ft-inch shaved shinglea.
IO0.000 24-inch aawed shingles.
10ij,00 feet of pine boards.
60n,imo 14-feet abaved hoopl.
6,000 railroad tiea.
&u,000 feet of good hemlock boards.
For whioh I will pay the highest market price.
delivered at Clearfield, or at any point on the
iyrone a ciearneid lteiiroea.
J. . K RAM El,
Clearfield, Pa., Oot. 10, lSTB-tf.
Uw 3,drrrtirment&
Oil Quotations !
CENTRAL PENN'A OIL DEPOT,
UNDERHILL & CO.,
Lubricating, tleflnrd If ,'ntncrt'
OILS,
riiiLirsBuitG, rENN'A.
Wo quote our brands of Petroleum and oihor oil
(tmbjtet to market ckamrjt) delivered free
on board cara at any station on
the Tyrone A Clearfield
Railroad.
Advertisers and others will boar
in mind that all articles Intended for publication
in tblt paper must be handed in, not later than
TuesJuy, at 0 A. M. Don't forget It !
Iid you 8co the cclipao last Sunday
morelng ?
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Duiiiul Conner will build the new
iron fence around tbo borons; b Park.
(ienls,' Ladies' and Childron'ii Blip
l. -fuf-ll kinds at Mitjhall A Martin's.
lieorgo Urr is building & new
u-i Ien-a arroia the river, in West Clearfield.
. new stock of Gent' furnishing
K'-i'dF and Summer hats of all kinds at Nitoholl A
Martin's earn store.
The District Attorney gave tho
t'nurt no elaborate bliciard laat week through
the c luuics of hia organ.
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Nearly all of our lawyers are at liar-
ri'Urg this weok, arguing Clearfield oounty caiea
I'cfi-re the Supreme Court,
VVillium 11. lean, of tho Allegheny
M ue, made n business trip to the lumber regions
ol West Virginia last weok.
.
lltv. Father Burke, of tho Independ
ent Catholic Church, New York, lectured in Ibe
M. K. Church on Monday evening.
Mahhieu We notice hy tho Beilc-
fonte Watchmnn of lst week that Dr. Ellis I.
Kirk, formerly of Luthersburg, In this county, ia
once more a Benedict and, It is to bo presumed, a
happy man, baring been united in marriage on
Wednesday evening, June 1st, to a Mivi Johnston,
of Bogga township, Centre oounty, a daughter of
our esteemed friend, Mr. Edward Johnston, Esq.
Tbia la the Doctor s second veotnro in tho mat
rlmonlal market, and we with bim and hia new
wife the utmost happiness.
John 9. Itudobaugh has finally sue
ettdfd in gttting the appointment of Postmaster
i' IViifitl 1, on tbe L iw tirade Railroad.
Tho Mercantile firm of Jtumberger,
I'rciwull A Co., at Moshannon Mines, has been
(liffohed, Fee notice In aootbtr column.
'Sjuiro Connelly recorded his firnt
marriage ceremony tbe other day, and he went
through with It in as good style as a minister.
-
I'nclo Samuel will bo 105 years old
two weeks from next Monday. If Clearfield go
ing lo celebrate tbia venerable man 'a birth Jay t
iVrsnns buying lor cash can always
I'uv chiapent at a cash store. Mitchell A Martin j
Ml low for cub, and every person e&n save money
iy i-'ujlng thrre.
Mr. Mary Irwin, mother of Samuel
H. Irw.n, of Law r rum township, and quite
-f.l Itdy, slii'pxd and fell at her home on Mon-
'li;, bruiting and injuring beroelf lev fitly.
. .
i'rothonotary Korr has become pro-
pricdrof the (leorge Young property on Prout
ftreH. He exohangnd bis property on Fourth
tret ani paya three thousand dollars besides,
m
Kmery C. Head and William A. Hag-
eitjr have entered Into a partnerihip In tbe insiir
tnce builoesa. Tbey reprraent both Fire and Life
Inaurance Companies of Arat-claas repu tatlon and
reliability. We wish tbe new firm suoctis.
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Mrs. G. A. Kouthwick, of JhiBoif,
atta-ked with tbe diphtheria on Thursday
and died the following Monday night. She bad
o:t been married a little over two months, and
t ie grief of the brreared hnsban l Is almost In
contolable.
A Triple Vv euuinh. A triplo wed
ding occurred at tbe Methodist Episcopal par
sonage ia Lumber City, on Thar day, June 2d,
Rev, Isaiah Edwards officiating. The oontmt-
Ing parties were as follow, vis i Mr. John R.
Wrlgglaswortb and Misa Lydia F. Spenaerf Mr.
Jamea A. Moore and Miaa Llsile K. Sulinatigh,
and Mr. Jeese W. Spaneer and Mlis Mertie T.
Sulsbaogh. Tbe above parties, all of Grampian
Hills and vicinl'y, were accompanied by three
other couples, making a marriage procession of
iz couples lo as many buggies.
IvELiaioua Seuvicrs. Tho United
Brethrea congregation at Shiloh, In Bradford
township, will hold a series of meetings on Satur
day and Sunday, June 30th and 20th. Rev, M.
Spnngler, of Altoona, will conduct the meetings.
Quarterly Con fa ranee will be held on Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock P. N., and also services in
the evening at 5 P. M. Sunday school on Sun
day morning at V o'clock j Prai to meeting at 10 ;
preaching at II , Children's meeting at 3 P. M.,
and evening services at 71 P. M.
W. II. Mattel, Paitor. I
Or. W. G. Dishop, dontisl, of Hoyn
i!dTiilr,wlll viiit Luthenburg professionally on
Punday, June 20th, and remain until Thursday,
ill 2 M, stepping at Schwcm 'a HtiieL Psraons
in noi of a dentist will please make a note of
u.e time and place.
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John F. Finkbeiner has relintiiiHhod
li" ctiim to the property on Reed Street recently
Dffntiited by blm, and will re more to PuBola
Jmei McLaughlin, proprietor of the St, Charleo
" 'el, baa purchased the proprrty alluded lo,
bich adji'ina bis hotel premises.
ie e ii
"ar Mitchell, Knq., ban removed
isw ofiice fro the opera House w we
U M'ntrrn D.tel building. He oaa bo found
l' ralra adjoining the dental offioo of Dr. Stew
I'r. Sweeney, will ocoopy tho offiae In tho
"lt Home, vacated by Mr. Mitchell.
m 1
flie Juno flood thia yonr was ft big
ibe heavy ralna of lavt week filled the river
1 ther streams lo Ibis vicinity In many placet
"LfTfloiting. No damage elmo beyond a ft
"''H going adrift. On Sunday and Monday,
hundred rafts paed Clearfield on tbeir
1 1 market.
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Mr. James Work, a tvpo, and until
Neatly ona of the proprletu're of tbo Sleelton
p" l ", ta visiting his tlster, Mn. Dr. Stew-
in this place. He ta on kii way to Colorado,
ha ripartj to grow np with tho eoontry.
H ,rk wmt 0 t p)Milttandwide-awako
' "''f mm, andwehipo that his foilxt hopes
8,1 rented In bia Weatera home.
Sunday School Amsociation. Tho
neit eeiaion of the Cumberland Valley Sunday
School Aaaambly will be held at Oakrllle, Pa., on
tbelineof the Cumberland Valley Railroad, about
midway between Usrrlsburg and Chambersburg,
commencing July 13th, and continue for seven
days, instead of four days aa heretofore. Tbe
oat thorough preparations have been made to
accommodate the publio oo this occasion. Sun
day Sohoal peoplewbo have the leisure and pleas
ure for an abient vacation, can net spend a mora
profitable weik than by attending (his gathering.
t ew
Tuk KuxiPriE. Tho oclipHO of the
moon arrived on schedule lime last Sunday morn
ing, and was witnessed by a number of our pop
ulaea, eap eel ally the younger portion. The eclipse
began a few minute past twelve o'clock A. M.,
nnd grew very dim from half past one until half-
past two, looking like (he setting tun tbruigb a
dente cloud of smoke. At 2.1(1 the moon be
gan to Increase In brilliancy, and an hour later
It passed u i inly out et the aaadotv, I'nli ke an
eol'i oj ol lbs sun, l Iid re it no e-ientiuc luttreit
attiched to this eclipue of the moon, hut it serves
to eatabliib the cnrrentntia nf astronomer' oalca
latlona. - - iw a-
Kpfecth of Katino Mt'SriROOMH. j
Wo learn that wfaito a number of children of Cov-
ingtua lownehip were out fn tbe woods a few days
ago gathering flowers, berries, etc., one of the
cumber, a 3ung ann of Mr. James Ilugar, polled
Up and ate "toad stools," supposing tbei
bo mushroom. Almost immediately after he fell
over apparently dead Ills comrades pioked him
up and carrlH aim home, supposing him to be a
corpse. Hit parents summoned a physician, who
administered to the hty a powerful emetic, which
bad Ihe desired effect, the boy vomiting nearly all
tbo eorttan'a out of his stomach, and he Is
now as well aa a half dead boy could I e expected.
Boys, let those "toad itools" alone hereafter !
Excerpts From The Cherrytree
"Record.'
We are gUd lo loarn that Mr. Fostor Davis, of
Burn tide, baa secured the Contract for-carrying
the malls between thla place aud Curwensrille
fur another four years.
Samuel Planner, of Croylo tewnibip, Cambria
ooonly, was deposited in Kbeasburg jail one day
last week la default of $i00 bail, to await trial
on a charge of bone stealing preferred by his
ann.
A young eon of Mr. Clover Brady, rraldlng
I near Chnmbarivllle, Indiana eonnty,waa drowned
while bathing in Crooked Creek on Saturday
May 28.
The corner stone of the new Cambria county
Court House at Kbenaburg was laid with appro
priate ceremonies on Tuesday, May Slat.
It Is said that about one hundred now houses
will bo oreoted in Coal port, Clearfield oounty, tbe
pre lent Summer.
i
Tuk Bi-Centennial. Tho Hi Cen-
tennnial Managnra appointed by Oovernor Hoyt,
and approved by the AsBoolatlon, are aa follow! :
11 1 air, Hon. Samuel MeCament; Clearfield, Hon.
J.B. McEnally j Centre, Hon. John B. Linn;
Cambria, Hon. D J. Morrill; Bedford, Hon.
John Cessna; Huntingdon, Hon. J. Simpson
Africa. It Is anderatood that the newly appointed
Committee will act with the present BxeooUro
Committee la preparing for tbo celebration next
year. Tho Bl-Centennial Anooiatlon of the
Common wealth of Pennsylvania Is laboring
atrenuoualy, with the oo-operatlon of the State
and municipal authorities, to provide an impos
ing celebration for tbe two hundredth anniver
sary of tbe founding of Pennsylvania by William
Pann, in the year 1882. The first grand public
demonstration preparatory to the celebration will i
be made on the Fourth of July next (18SI), In
the Centennial building, Falrmount Park, Philadelphia.
Hose Cold and Hay FKVER.-Mufrs.
White A Burdick, Druggists, Ithaca, N. Y t I
can recommend Ely's Cream Balm to reliove all
persons suffering with Rose Cold and Hay Fever.
I bava been a great sufferer from tbe same com
plaints ; have had great relief by using tbe Balm.
I have recommended it to many of my friends fur
Catarrh, and In all eases where they bava used
the Bain freely have been eared. T. Kan bet,
Dry Qoods Merchant, Ithaca, New York, Septem
ber etb, isko.
Meaars. William Rust A Sons, Druggists, New
Brunswick, N. J.: Since boyhood I have been
troubled with Catarrh and Hay Fever, and have
been unable to obtain permanent relief until I
usod Ely's Cream Balm, which hai cured me.
After a few days 'a use I could sleep all night,
which I could not do before. E. L. Cltckbrkr,
New Brumwlck, N. J. Price 60 oenta. O-U-Jt
E. J, Wolf, D. D.,
1. Anatait.
J. 8. Harkoy,
V. F. Bolton,
J. R. fibofluor.
by tbe shock, end Mrs. Evana, seeing that her s-Abfrt
husband and father had both been killed, fainted
aud fell to the groand, leaving Mrs. Mottern In
thia lad and lonely condition as the only one able
to go to the nearest neighbors for assistance.
Mottern waa a man of about forty years of age,
and leaves a wife and a number of children to
mourn bia sudden death ; while Eraoa waa about
twenty eibt yean, and his young lfe, who was
o suddonly bereft of har obosen companion tor a
life voyage, Is yet in her teens. TUe la one of
the saddest aod molt distressing aeoidents that
hue happeoed fn our county for along time, and
tbe entire community have been caused to sorrow
aud sympathise with the bereaved relatives and
friends. lirookvillt Hrpublicam.
O. Lepley,
S. W. Owen,
L. A. Mann,
R. Williams,
W. C Wire,
BTBOD Of WIIT rlNHariAAUlA
L. A. Qotwald, D. D
11. F. Alleman,
V. Klinefelter,
Dr. W. M. Kemp,
Dr. William White,
Dr. John Keedy,
Dr. J. J. Culler,
C. F. Rowe,
J. C. Parker.
Prof. E 8 Bridenbaugb,
E. U. Fin Tier,
Jaoob Pen linger,
Samue 1 Oarver,
U.S. Bitter,
D. A. Buebler, Esq.
UAUTWICK BVR03,
I J. J. Laflerty,
I J. B. Young,
K.T. Mcluteah.
bt son or rkw tokx amo new hkw jerhit.
Just Kei-eived.
Just KoenivcJ liy ARNOLD, at
Car Load Nova Bcolia Plaster !
Car Load pure Corn, Rra and OaU
Chop I
Car Load Donken balil
Car Load of Choice Family Flour I
Car Jjoau Dry lioods, liroconos.io.I
tf-Shtnglca, Boric. K. I!. Tics und
(iruio will be taken In exchango.
Curwonsville, May 1, 1878.
tHarrird.
Charles A. Sobleren,
ll.O. Perry,
James Fallows,
P. M. Yost,
Edward Feller.
W. Hull.
W. P. Evans.
W. H. Luekeiibach,
S. A.Wei kert,
W, D. Strobel.D. D.
ABT OHIO Sr. HOD.
II. L. Wiles. D. D.. 1 Oeors-e Steel.
J. C. Kauffman, Levi I'M.
II. II. Hail, N. Saihrrliog,
S. W.Lilly, . W. II. Kiel,
S. P. Kicfler. E. Iosmand.
V. romnbereor.
J. M. Hice,
D. L. Ryder,
R. A. Fink, D. D.
P. li. Bell,
E. Miller.
AI.LKunBHT BVMID.
Wm. II. Rupp el,
Samuel Pbilson,
W. U. Kosansteel,
John H.Snyder,
John N. Uibboner,
M. L. Fleok.
BT.fOt OP IAT PIMTI,VAIA.
W. M.Ilaum.D. D.,
L. K. Albert, D. D.,
F. W. Conrad, I. D-,
O. A. Hay, D. D.(
E. Huber,
T.C.Billbeimer,
8. Stall.
II. S. Boner,
Joseph Stubb,
S. Yeakel,
Dr. D. Luther,
R. O. Morris,
C. A. Snyder,
D. K. Urimtn.
Ml A If! BY MOD.
S. A. Ort, D. D.. I Alexandnr (lobhart,
J. F. Shaffer, Jniftph W. Kahler,
H. W. Mcknight. J J. J. SwarUal.
btbod or casta al illinoih.
P Springer, D. D., I W. F. Herndon, Esq.,
E. F. Bartholomew, Amos Miller, Eiq.
WITTRBBinO STMOD.
D. W. Smith,
(1. W. Miller,
J. W. (loodllo,
S. F. Rrerkeorldge,
E. W. Bonder.
J. II. Emmlnger,
Dr. C. A. Welchela
J. 0. Flennir,
D. O. Boyer,
W. T. Piatt.
OL1VB UNA ROM BTROD.
O. W.Eodara, I Hiram Rhoader,
II. K. Feuner. Q. C. Bitlertlell.
IV HOD OP BOItTHKBN ILMK0II.
Prof. J. W. Richard,
W. L. Remsburg,
D. H. Snowden, M. D.
P. O. Ubeen.
D. L. Walker.
O. II. Swingley,
J. Uroaaman,
Dr.B. Chi lion.
riTTiBunon iraoo.
J. O. Goettman, I Oeorge Kylcr,
G. A. Bowers, D. V., Peter iri.IT,
A. 8. Miller. K. I. Burt.
BTBOD Off CXKTBAX rBJINBTLTABlA.
n. Zlegler, D. D.t I J. W. Hnrton,
ll. V. ecniodel, Clemen
Ji. uoiver,
A. Copenbarer. I Peter Dornblaxer.
STKOD OP KORVBBBK 1NOIARA.
Clement Dale, Esq .,
I uidii aacuonnen,
I be eighth annnnt meetinp; of the
"""l rtnnsylranla Dental AssoelalWa will be
L'"1 Huntingdon on Tuesday morning, July
lh "r the printed programme that la being
o'B'ed. wo notice that Dr. 'a Helehholdand
'art.of this borough, art both oa fnf a per
ra.Qr. The firat. named has Waa aaaigned
Tb IaeijantB of Offlc Praottfe,' and Ue Utter
CrBmhi.w i
A SlUOTIN(l A FFRAY AT HunifSIDB !
A man ramrd Junrs entered tbe stable oonnected
with the Burnil la House, In the borough of Burn
Bide, one day at week, lighted hia pipe and sat
down among tbe hay, straw, ate., contrary ti the
deilres of the hoitltf, who discovered him a ahort
tima afterwards. The hostler Invited tha Intruder
to go s me place elae and do hia smoking, but tbo
Utter refuseil. Tbe bottler attempted to put bim
out by force, hn Jones pulled out a revolver
and fired at him two or throe times, one shot tak
tag effect In bia face, shattering one of hit Jews
and lodging in tbe other. Jones also fired a shot
at a boy mi turd Patchin, and then escaped to tbe
woods. The injarlea of tbe wounded man, whoie
name we did not Uaro, are serious, and may
prove fatal. Officers started tn pursuit of Jones,
but at last account i be was not captured. Thi
particulars we got from part lea living In that
vicinity.
A HOHSK 1'HOWNKD. TliO IMiilipH
borg Journal says : "Two grntlcmen, brothers,
we believe, by the name of Planigan, from tha
vicinity of Lock Haven, cam to town a few daya
ago with a spaa of valuable horses, which they
offered for sale at 100, Oa Wednesday evening
tbey bitched one of the horeri op to a buggy be
longing to 8 wire A Homer, liverymen, for the
purpose of taking a little drive, and showing the
merits of Ibe steed. The heavy rales had raised
Ihe Moshaonoa considerably, and when they ware
earing Troy'a bridge, about one-half mile below
town, the horse soared and jumped down over tha
embankment Into Ihe water, and getting Into tha
current wm swept down tha stream, Tba gen
tlemen made a strenuous effort to rcteuc tba horee,
aad even endangered tbeir own Uvea, but all la
vaia. Thehorte and buggy drifted dowa the
creek, and whecj found, tbe horse was drowned
and tba buggy and hem eta ware coaslderably
damaged. In aa effort to save the drowning anl
a), oae of tbo gentlemen lost hia pocket book,
enataiaing aboat fifty doll art In money and ether
papera 01 vaiae. '
If you are voins on a Ficnio or Kx-
curalon don't make life a burden by over heating
yourself over a hot stove during the hot weather
trying to bake nice oakoa, when you can, go to
most any sure In the country and by asking for
a pound of Marvin's Lemon Imperial Wetfers,
Lady Fingers, Strawberry Jumbles, Sarah Bern
hardt Jumbles, Jamaole 6nps or Star aic-nacB
and grt just what you want.
Dealers wllllo well to order a oase of Marvio'l
"4th if July assortment" thereby getting the
above named variety as tbey are gotten up ex
prosily fur the present season.
We bave so many imitators that we feel obliged
to ark our friends to be particular and sea that
our name la on every packnge of Crackers, Cakes
our Biscuit they buy. S. 8. Maavia A Co.,
91 and 93 Liberty St., rittiburgh, Pa.
L. Rice,
11. Weils,
H. C. Crotiman.
B. F. Stuls,
D. F. Kain.
A. J. Deitrlek,
A. W. Morrison,
Michael Reed,
B. P. Thomas,
William Fox.
BVNOD OP IOWA.
J. A. M. Zelgler, Andrew Hans,
B. K. II ilia, J. A. tip ie I man,
J. II. Culler. H. A. T rarer.
SYNOD OP SOUTH IBB ILLINOIS.
T. Earnhart. Dr. O. F. Bie rer.
t'BAXCK BAR BTROD.
H. L. Dox, I 8. Lehman,
I" Ford, I J. B. Exaelttyae,
S. W. Young. (leorge 11. Warner.
Btiaqt BUANRA ST DO D.
J. B. Forht, R. II. Rlngler,
W. H. Uotwalt, John C. Shock,
J. A. Adams, Wm.Adaraa, M. D.,
P . Bom, D. V., John K. Uoiimin.
IT.toD OP KANSAS.
J. II . Harpater, I D.C. Willis,
T. F. Dnrnbleter, J. H Soheil,
8. 8. Walts, I L. P. Fiery,
D. 8. Altman. J J. E. Harbst.M. D.
SUOARTrf WISER. At tbe Shaw House,
on Sunday, June Utb, 1881, by Daniel Connelly,
a.iq., oir. uKunun bioauti, ot hnox townsnip,
and Mia Ida Wiaaa, of Boggt township.
LEVINtlSTON-LIVEKUOOD.-At Wallace
ton, on Thursday, May 2lith, 1S81, by Rev. W.
II. Mattern, Mr. John P. Lkvinoitom and Mitt
Shan Livanaoen, both of B radio rd townikip.
McMASTERS PKNNINflTON, On Sator
dar, June ith, 18S1, by E. Uildebrand, Esq., Mr.
Tbomab McMahtbrs, of Ferguson township, and
Miss Nbttir PaxNiNUToN, of Newburg borough.
DRATCKER WHITE. On Sunday, May
29th, 1881, by R. Freeman, Esq , Mr. Wm. M.
Urauckbr, of Mileaburg, Centre oounty, aod
Miss Maui J. White, of pike totaihip, Clear-
uem eouuiy.
DUFF KLL1NOKR. In tbe Lutheran church
at Lulbenburr. en Thursdav. June Isth. 1881. bv
Rev. J. T. Uladbill, Mr. A. Milton Di'rr, of
Troutville, and Mits Ji.inib M. Ellinobr, of
Liuiueraourg.
POWELL McLEOD. At St. Andrew'e Epie
eopal Church, Clearfield, Pa., on Thuraday, June
Vlh, I -"81, at Ih.iO A. M., by Rev. Dr. Clero, Mr.
Albxandkb R. Powri.l, of Chicago, HI., and
Misa Ana ib McLaoo,or Clearfield, Pa.
PASSVORK TEMPLETON. At tbe resi
dence of Mr. T. B. Teiniiieton.tn Knox townshin.
on Wedncsdiiy, June 8th, USl, by Rev. D. U.
Campbell, Mr. D. U. Pa as nor a, of Pike town
abip, and Mlti Abbib S. Tbnpi.btor, of Knox
towntbip.
HELMBOLD-ARNOLD. At the reiidence
of thebriile'aparenta,inCurweniville, on Wednea
day, June Htb, IBM, at 12 30 P. M., by Rev.
Jamea Curna, of the M, E. Church, Mr. William
C. 11 rlu noLD and Miaa Fannib. eldeat daughter
of Samuol Arnold, Kiq., all of Curwenavllle, Pa-
Refined Oil, State Teet...per gal. I At loweat
Prime White, 1&9 " "1 market rates
Water Whita.Ha " " " witboutrefer
Elaine, 19 " .... M u J enoe to eosL
Benalne, 73 (Jravity per gel $ .10
napine, 7 " " " 1
Uaauline, 08 i. m js
Miners' Lamp. 00 Uit 11 " 32
Car Axle Oil, (W. Va.) Extra. " " U
(W. a. Med m. " lo
M " (W.Va.)Summ r " " 13
Natural Lubrlcatinc H " " 22
Franklin " Extra. " " 20
" H Summer. " " 18
Black Diamond " " 26
Ureen Engint u " 20
Golden M M
Amber ' " ,10
XXX 40
No. 1 Spindle " 40
Matchless Cylinder Oil
o. 2 " " 50
Wool Oil, No. 1 80
Lard Oil (extra) Winter strain'd" M 88
" ' No. 1 ' ?j
" " No. 2 " 53
Eclipse Engine, No. 1 AO
No. 2 " " 46
" " No. S " 30
Miners' Yellow, per gallon 1
" White At lowest mar-
Lintoed, No. 1 " ket rates witb-
" American " out ref. to cost.
Turpentine, best "
V trjIUJTI; prices ami
meet aI competition.
may 4, 'll-ly.
THE LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC
Bowluc IVlMclilxxo.
Improved to Perfection!
10 It llghlnesa of running, superiority of manu
faeluie, simplicity of maaaretaent or ranre of
work, the Domestic surpasses all others. Mr. 8.
M. Jones will viilt eitiieni of the oounty In my
Interest, and tbow them what this wonderfnl ma
chine Is capable of doing. Partiea at a distanoe
wishing to see the finest and handsomest machine
in tbe world, can do so without any expense to
themselves, by addressing o. Al jonr, Clear
filed, Pa., or H. A. KKAT.ER,
Agent Tor Clearfield Co.
Clearfield, June 1ft, lfiol-tf.
$fu; JAdi rtitftmfuts.
OB Pit IN TING Of EVERY DK8CRIP
V if
tloa neatly eieeuted at this offloa.
ft K i COiO P" day at home. Samples worth
" p6U ti free. Address Btinnon A Ci
Portland, Maine. mon2,81-ly.
N
TOTICK. The undersltned. res I din in the
Ttllejre of Wealover. in Cheat townibln.
umm uiBti um oacoaiary arrangements ana pro
poses to open an KATINO HoUttK for the ac
com modal ion of the publio generally, and I here
by solicit a liberal share of tbe publio patronage,
JOHN J.SMDKK.
Wei lover, Pa., Feb. 9, 1881-if.
DI8KOMJTION NOTICE. Notice is here
by given that tbe partnerihip heretofore
existing between B. S. Kumbergcr, D. 8. Kuni-
berger, John It. Miller, and Joseph r. C ret well,
in me general mercnanmso rmiinees at tbe Mo
shannon Mines, in Woodward townthip, Olearfieid
county, Pa., under tbe firm name of ltomherger,
Creswel A Co., is mutually dissolved thla Vtb day
of June, A. D. 18SI, ao far aa relates to B. S.
Rumberger and D. 6. Ruinberger. All debts due
to the said partnership are to be paid, to and those
due from the same, discharged by Creswel 1 A
Miller at the old stand, where the aforesaid busi
ness will be conducted by tbe said Joseph F.
Creswell and John U. Miller, under the name of
Creswell A Miller. B. S. hi MI1KHKKK,
D. B. Rt'MBEKUKIl,
JOSEPH F. CRESWELL,
JOHN II. MILLER.
Houtxdale, Pa, June loth, 1881-t.
ma.
STARR At New Millport, on Saturday, May
26tb, 1881, Mra. Maooalbna Starr, aged 72
yeara, y mootoa and 4 days.
SHAFFER. At the rcaidenceof hia brother.
Henry Shaffer, near Dullois, on Friday, June
ivm, uxokoa bhappkr, aged 67 years,
5 months and 21 days.
JOHNSTON. In Aasonvllle, on Monday,
June Otb, IBS I, CaaisriNA, wife off J. C. John
ston, aged a years, a moatba and 20 days.
"Blessed are the dead which die In the Lord."
ROSKNKRANS. At Pen fie Id. Pa., on May
23lh, of membranous croup. Fat Olivb, daugh
ter of Allen II. and Edith 8. Rosens. rent, aged
1 year, 11 months and 7 daya,
"Our little systems have tbeir day,
They have tbeir day, and oeaie to be,
Tbey are but broken lights of Thee,
And Thou, 0 Lord art more than tbey.
I hold it true, whata'er befall ;
I feel it when I sorrow most
'Tie better to bave loved and loat
Than never to have loved at nil."
BTROD OP NBBRABKA.
W. Klmmol. I Dr. P. S. La iaanrln.
O. H. Schnur. W. P. Miller.
Jnilua Wolff. Robert Weidentall.
WARTBl BU B TROD 'UB R V A V.)
F. W. Steffrlet,
C, F. A. Kaesitnan,
Prof, E. F. Oiese.
John Helniger.
II. Fraumana,
II. Kcheel,
J. Hh.rm,
J. Listman.
Lint of lottor remaining unclaimed
In the Poit office at Clearfield, Pa., for the week
endingJune 13, 1881 :
D. A. Baldwin, J. C.Barelage(3), W. II. Barney,
Callie Caraon, Clark Duncan, Mrs. Essie Dugan,
William Dickieson, H, A. Foster, Oeorge Lockt,
Melissa Mansl)eld,Wm.Moorc (2), Jos. U.Moore,
leano Moore, J. F. Sewgsrt, Julia Sheers, A. B.
Tbomis ft).
P. A. OAl'LIN, P. M.
m a a
New Daily Staoe Link. Jamos L.
Leavy has sucoeeded in baying a dally mall estab
lished between Clearfield and PennOeld, and wilt
hereafter ruo a dally stage between tbe two points.
His eontract began with April 1st, and tbe stage
will leave (leerfleld every morning (except Bun-
day) at I o'clock, making connections with all
trains on tbe Low Grade Railroad at Pennfleld, re
turning after tbe last train tbo aame evening.
Passengeraand freight will be carried at low rates,
Orders left at any of the hotels wltl he attended
to. loaprTV-tf
Have you evor known any person
to be seriously III without a wash stomach or ia
aotive liver or kidneys t And when these organs
are la good condition do yoa tint find their pos
sessor In good health F Parker's (linger Tonic
always regulates these Important organs, and
never fails to make tbe blood rich and pure, and
to strengthen every part of the ay item. It has
eured hundreds of despairing Invalids, Atk your
neighbor about It, See other solum a. et
Coal In. If any of our coal bunk
men feel like trading some of their product for a
series of numbers of copies of tbe Clbarfibld
Rarr-BLicAR, we will gladly show these where la
pat two or three hundred bushels oa aeoouat la
that way. Wa have a bia at ear residence and
one at the office that wilt bold a load every now
and thso. A hia. lo the wise Is a very sage re
nark, and should be sufficient. tf
A FArr. An Aovortmeniontinsortod
la the Rbpublicar will reach more readers than
If published In all the ether papers ia the coun
ty, and eoet the advertlaei leal than one-half
la other words, aa advertisement published la
our Jcurnal Is worth double the price af that
sharged by aay other publisher la the county.
II Is a fact." tf.
BTROD OP UlNDI.a TRN Rata B.
F. W. K. Peschao. I Fred Kan ban.
OPBNINU RRRUQR,
The opening sermon was preached by Rev. Dr.
Strobel, tbo retiring President, taking for bis
text the sentences from Christ's lips : "I am tbo
light of tbe world ; Ye are tbe light ef the world."
The scrma was an able one, delivered with
force aud fervor. At the close of tbe sermon, tbe
Lord s prayer wae repeated by the congregation,
and the long metre doxology was aung.
Dr. Strobel, the retiring President, Is seventy
three years of age, Is tine oldest member of the
Synod, and has beea fifty-two years la tbe
ministry.
calliro tub boll op mrnbrrs.
Rev. Prof. J. W. Rkbarda, Secretary, called
the members who weie assigned to teats during
tbVitnlon of the Synod.
When the Fanokean Synod was called a dele
gate made inquiry aa to whether the Brood bad
adopted tbe Rsvlecd Constitution of the (loners!
Synod. The query was rafted as to whether
neglect to adopt said Constitution debarred Lhem
from adtaiislon to the Uensral Synod. The
President deeided that Article t, Section 1, was
broad enough to admit the Synod. The Section
provides that "The General Synod shall ton slit
of tbe Clerical and Lay Delegates from the lev-1
oral districts Synods of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church la the t'nlted States which are now eon
n acted with It or may hereafter join themselves
thereunto. ' Tbey were accordingly admitted to
seats.
ILIOTIOtT OP OrrtCBBS.
The President announced that the BynoJ waa
now constituted, aad that tbe first business In
order was the election of offleert-President,
Helretery and Treasurer.
The President appoiotcd as tellers Rer. L. A.
Mann, Rev. U. L. M iles, James Fellows nnd Dr.
P. 8. Lelsearlng. Tbe roll of Synod wes called,
tbe membera cast their ballots and Ibe tollers re
tired to count the votes.
Tbo tellers having completed the counting of
the vote reported tbe election of the following
officers t
Pretidsnt Rer. 0. A. Uay, D. D.f or Gettys
burg, Pa.
Secretary Rev. J. W. Goodlin, of Wlttenburff
Synod.
1 reas orer Alexander Uobbart, Km . of Da v
toe, Ohio.
Tbe retiring President escorted Br. Hay, ihe
oswly elected President, ta tha chair. Dr. Hay
made a few Introductory remarks, which ladieaies
a determination to hold the Convention eloialy to
work.
Rev. Dr. Hey, President-elect of the O en era I
Syaod, Is Chalmea ef the Faoalty and Professor
of Churoh History la tbe Theologloal Seminary
al Gettysburg, Pa, He la regarded as one of tbe
able mea la the Lutkeraa denomination.
Silk, roirin. Eanella, alpaca and
eoBRBBoa covers, pal oa old ambrtliae aad para
sols at J. E. Harder s stare, Ciiarfitld. MS-tf
CLEABFIELD MABKETS.
Clbarfibld, Pa, June 14, 1681
Flour, per owt $3 60
Bark wheat Flour,percwt ... S 00
Corn Meal, per owt - 1 80
Chop, rye, per owt 1 60
Chop, mixed, per cwt . I 40
Bran, per cwt 1 00
Wheat, per bushel 1 10
Rye, por bushel 80
Oata, per bushel 60
Com, ears, per bushel 40
Buckwheat, per buihel 10
Clover eeed 6 ell
Timothy seed 8 76
Potatoes, per bushel , 1 00
Apples, per bushel fiO
Onions 1 00
Hams, per pound Ill
Shoulder, per pound o
Dried Beef, per pound IV
Chickens, per pair 60
Butter, per pound 26
Rgg' P" dosen , 12j
Bll, par sack, large t On
Coal Oil, por gallon 13
Lard, per pound 12
iJriod Apples, per pound - A
Dried Pearhes, per pound 10
Beans, per bushel S 60
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
PntLADRLPaiA, Jone IS. The bread atnfff mar
ket ia quiet, but wheat and core options are
i(ao led nigner. t'otton la steady; small sales at
11 io lor middling uplands. Seeds In timothy,
flaxseed and elorerseed nothing doing. Bark ia
nominal at $27.50 per ton for No. 1 quercitron.
Flour and Meal Flour ia la fair local demand,
and price-1 are well auitalned. Salea ef 3,800
barrels, Minneiota extraa at 1 6.7.Vuii for good
and choice clear, and at $r 1210. &0 tor atraight
Pennsylvania family at Ii.26fuj5.60 t western do.
at $6.69(iaf) 20 ; 1,000 barrels St. Louis at $(U6,
and patents at ffi.26(b7 25 ; ealei of 2,000 barrels
Olrard, Market it reel, Kgvpt, andlChellenham on
private term l. Rye fiuur is quiet el $j. 131(3,
o J5 per barrel.
Whitky is unchanged. Sales of 60 barrels
western at 1 1, 19.
New York, June 13. Floor a shade stronger,
more active and eloaed firm. Wheat J(ilio
higher and closing strong; nngradod spring,
i.Mi(B i.n j ; no. do., i.pfj Ao.XChfcego,
11.14 ; No. 2 Chloano and Milwaukee, $1 . Wi ;
ungraded red, $1 l(ri)l.27t No. g do., $1,2.1;
No. 2 do., I.3;.H1 37 t No. 1 red, l Jflfg 1.87 j
No, 3 do.,1 ungraded whit, $1.10(1.37;
No. 1. do., $1 XX No. I, do l.t4fflil.2i No. I,
red, June,9!.l6f(ttl.26; July, $l.26 I JftJ Au
gust, ILSSiffLlx: : Sptemlar, $127(1.3x1;
September, $I.?34(j1 3St ; No. 1 white, June,
1.24(1.24, ; July, ll.ScgUl.J. Rye heavy
and1 lower. Pennsylvania aod Jersey, $1.10.
Barley and barley malt dull and nominal. Corn
If'blc batter and more eetife: ungraded, 4rV(i
67o( No. S, nominal; No. 2, June. 6&i(a.&0n:
juiy,i;(i3ooi August, S')t(a,o6ao. Oats with
out decided ehange.
CntrAno, June 11 Flour In fair demand, and
firm. Wheat nnaettled and Irregular, generally
Bin nor ana active : no. a reo winter, a 1,04 (n 1 , 1 fl ;
No. 2 Chicago spring, $1.08 for oath $I.D8t for
.lone; gi.liK'ba lor fitly and Ausrust; fl,07j(ti
1.08 for September j No. 1 do. vb(uVvie; reject
ed, 7X(ib70. C"rn la strong and higher ; i'&tfty
i.irn ior earn evtaa tor cmy; e lor August
44tie for September t rejected, 2 He. Oats active
firm and higher; 37o for cash 87e bid for
July; 17jf.L2Ho for August j (37e for Sen
temher; rejected, Sle. Rye dull and lower at
$1.02. Barley stronger and higher at $109.
Pork quiet and firm : filfi.lO for each J $10. 12,(1
10.16 for Julv: $10.35 for Aofuel. Lard quiet
and firm t $10.70 for cash $10.72J(oIO 74 for
July; $10,750 10 77 lor Augqst. Bulk meaU
ateady. Whisky steady.
A. BAriOAIN.
VALUABLE LaANDS FOB SALE !
OIX hundred and nlnetv-two (flf J) acres of land
kj situate in Clesrfleld oounty, Pa., will be sold
In a body, or in three (8) seoarate parcels, to wit:
Fire hundred (600) acres well timbered with
obr, pine and Hemlock, and having Lbereon a first'
olaia water-power mill with circular saws.
One hundred and twenty (120) acres cleared and
a good state of cultivation, and having thereon
erected a largo and fine frame dwelling house, two
large frame barns and other necessary outbuild
ings, together with a largo orchard, good water,
o., e.
Seventy acres cleared and under cultivation,
but with no buildina-s.
The aaid lands are aituate witbia 21 miles of
Clearfield and tbe Pennsylvania Railroad, and are
unueriaia wun Bituminous coal and n re-day.
Reason fur Selling. Declining health of owner.
For further particulars, inquire of tbe sabeoriber
J. FRANK BNYDKH, Att'y for Owner.
Clearfield, Pa-, June litb, lebl-tf.
I.1AHM LAN 1H FOR IAiE.MTo Hoaton
. and Pinetownibifie,Clearfieldoounty.
Heasonable time given for part of purchase Tjg
money. Prices $0.00 to $19.00 per aore.
M intra' 1 reserfed. L. BIRD, Agent,
Peufield, Pa.
or Wallacr A Krrbr,
SspL 10, 1879-tf. Clearfield, Pa,
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles.
SIIAVED AND SAWED.
CnrwoDsrllle, Jan. 0, Tfl-tf.
CAUTION. All porsons are hereby warned
agaiuit paying or trading for a ocrtaln note
given by me to tbe Sinxer Manufasturing Co,,
r ei, uaiea ueiooer ivtn, l&so, and due Oct.,
Iltb, ISHl. I am determined not to pay thia
note unions compelled by law, beoau.e I have
recelffd no value for the tame.
B. O. D RADFORD.
Gilllngbam, Pa., June let, 18B1-1
Eight Farms for Sale or Rent!
The subscriber proposes to sell or rent a num
ber of larms located aa follows 1 The first situate
in Burnaide township, Centre county, containing
iwu arret, naving mereoo erected a frame dwell
ing, frame barn, adjacent to a church, and known
aa tbo Jamea Mulbolland farm.
ALSO, another farm situate in Graham town
tbip, Clearfield county, containing H7aeret, with
tbe necessary Improvements. Thia farm ia under
laid wito a GOOD VEIN OF COAL.
ALSO, six other farms in tbe vicinity of French
ville, containing respectfully lit, lOD, 06, 6, 60
and 20 acres. These farms all have bouaea and
barns lbereon, good water, buaring orchards 00
same, aa well aa some good wood land. For
further particulars call In person, or address the
undersigned by letter. L. M. COL DR1ET,
Jan. lVth, 1881-tf. Frenobvllle, Pa.
FARM FOR SALE I
The undersigned has eome to the oonoluilon te
quit farming and follow hia occupation, a car
penter, and now offers fr tale bis farm, situate
one ana enaii miles nortb or LloarDold borough,
containing
Most of which Is cleared and under good cultiva
tion, una naving maroon a good
TWO-STORY
Lnrf. Tram, b.rn, tnd oto.r ..cuarr outbuild.
inKi. together with .n orchard of .11 kiuda of
fruit, and an excellent apring of witter. The
while ia UNDWILAID WITH HOOD COAL.
Tbia property will be etabangod for amall.r prop
erty, or aold od eaa terma ia permente. For
hirther particular! call on the pretnt.ea or ailjreee.
JOHN C. HKKD, Clo.rflcl.1, I'..
March 111th, 1881-tf.
$tvs drfrtisfmrnts.
Tll WORK.-Allhlnda of Job work tlcouUd
r in
l the heat naaa.r .t Ihia oftoe.
? ft ( ' "k ' " tow' and It
fUU OUtnti frM,
Purtlud, Maine.
Addreaa II. Hallitt Co.
mebMy.
Tl'HTICRH' eV COIITAHI.KH VtKK
W. b.T. printed . larff. Bimbar of tb. new
gum UlbL, nnd will OB to. reoelpt or twenty.
It. Mnu. nail . wpr 1. . J .ddreea. mrll
(If AfJONH FOH SAI.HI-The nbaorlb.r
T f ha. two Two-Hora. Wajfooa, aearly Bew,
for aale. Will beaeld eheap. Callon or auMroia
JOHN A.BTADLKH
CI.arO.ld, Pa., March , lull. If.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolls & Saw Logs.
Corw.narllle, Jan. t. T8 tf
Mowow nnd Iletipern !
tAI(,
E. W. BE OWN,
CLEAUFIELl"), - PA
TUB inl!crllr hai tb. WAI.TKR A. WOOD
MOWKKS nnd HKAI'KKS for aale, beiid.a
aiaRmne.mpelra rorthe annte. Alao 1IUKHK HAY
KA K KH, and all kinda of farmlnir ImplroieBta.
jr-Will .ichan nbor. for I10RSK3 or
CAiri.K, or aell rer; low for oaib.
iO-STOHY A;WL-'
'HOUSE, lii-
LiveLet Live
IS OUR MOTTO!
1VW publio la hereby notified that our entire
stock of
Spring Snmoer Clo
In all Its latest styles, are guaranteed to be aold
ai lower prices than elsewhere, at
GUINZBURG'S
Relialilc Clothing Store,
Western Hotel Corner,
Competition la the life of business, and our fao U
illes for underiellmg others oanse us to guar
an lee the fart. Our long standing in
business testifies to Its reliability.
Thanking the public for past favors, wo will
uo our nest to merit continuance of tbe same
L. GUINZBURG,
Old Western Hotel Corner,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
April 17, ISSl tf.
Thomas A. Duckett,
TT-TJ-JS-JL.
I HEREBY give notice to tbe ciliiens of Clear,
field and the surround! n a vieinilv that I am
prepared at all times to furnish families and
manufacturing establishments with a superior
quality of
HEARD
Coal, Wood $ Coke,
Which I am prepared to deliver lo a few hours'
notice. I am alwaya ready to haul and deliver
rom ano to tbe depot, or anywhere else, and
move families and household goods anywhere on
snm notice, 1HOH. A. DliCkETT,
Clearfield, Pa., Mar. SI, I briO-tf.
Re-Union of Trade,
sTMIR undersigned wishing to Inform tbe public
mm an opvuiu
COMMISSION HTOHE,
At the old stand in Troutville, Clearfield county,
Pa., oa the Utb Inst, with a full stock of
DRV COOOff, UHOCURIES, NdTIONM,
Boote, Sthoea, i:tc,
In Tact everything to be found in a flrat-elaas store,
alt of which I am determined to sell at the lowest
oaso prices.
FARMERS AND LUMBERMEN
Will find it to their advanUgo to do their dealing
with me, as tbe highest prices will be paid for
Orain, Shingles, or Produce of any kind. Part
or one-half oath will be paid. Trading for
o inn him or iumier oi anv Kind a sueela tv. Alao.
agent for .
Singer Sewing Machines.
Bavins' made arransementa with KaitM. ma.
chants to aell goods f urn tailed me, therofora eall
and see, aa I will be enabled to sell cheaper than
uv cuvnpnai. j , w. UAKLILK,
Troutville, Pa., Sept. li, '79-1y. Agent.
REMOVAL !
James ! Leavy tj
Ilavlnff nurehated the antlra atrtnk af Fm.1
Saokett, hereby gives notice that he has moved
Into the room lately occupied by Reed A llas;orty,
on Second street, where no Is prepared to ollor to
the public
COOK STOVES.
PARLOR STOVES,
of tha latest Improved patterns, at low prices.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Gas Fixtures and Tinware,
FRESH MEAT 1
7"1I.L alio eontlnuo the butchering business.
Y Meal market In the plaining mill office, on
Pine street. Fresh meat every Monday. Weduae-
day, Friday and Saturday mornings. Your pat-
ruuage u rerpeciiuny eoiioiiet,
K. W. DROWN,
Per M. 'J. UaowM.
Clearfield, Pa., June 1st, lSbl-tm.
YOTJ CDJUN
Save moneY
I.N IiUVINtf YOtlt OOODS FHOM
Geo. Weaver & Co.
fKCOND STIIEKT,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
UKAl.KRS IN
Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots f Shoes, HatsCaps,
GROCERIES,
C2rpels, Oil Cloths, Ac, &c.
ALSO,
FLOUR, FISH,
BACON, HAM, SALT, OATS, CORN,
cuor, KT0,
trur flvrrtistuunts.
Dl:l:w FOR iAlB. TblrlMO blru of
J) llall.B ll.M which I will l.ll aheap for
oaah, or .loban. fur wbent. For farther In
formation Mil .a or ltddreaa tbe nndoriigned.
KKA1IKII,
Nor,ftf. Cle.ra.ld,
J L. It. nKICHUOLD,
'IJHCJUON IIBNTI n.v,
QrnJuil. or th. PenBaylrnaia Collefr of Dental'
Kuritery. OfAo. iar.aidano.of Dr. Hilla.oppoait.
th. Khaw Hour.. nchlj, 'Tli-U.
Millinery I Millinery 1 1
ITAKK tha pleura of Inforialnj lb. public
Ibat I ab.li otter ep.l indurtetn.nta la
Milliner. Gooda, aoh aa Kilhe, Dallna, Ribbon.,
Klouara, Ao., Irinmad and I nlflmm-d li.u.nd
Hoon.u, ia the very Ut.pt at.lea. Notlona nod
Made-up Clolbinf for children. 1 klnUW a.tli.11
a altera of your patronage.
Ub3 H. A. WKLCII,
Market Bt , ClMrdeld, Pa.
Apr, 10, Hil ly.
FORSALEI
.1 not sv.i.rn two torst
A LL thote two certain lots of ground with
dwelling bouse lbereon, aituate on Market
slrt, opposite thti Allenlieny House, in tbe bor
ough of CleaiMeid. bavini a front on -aid street
of Hut frt, and extending in depth 1711 (Wt lo an
allay, knowu iu ihe pln of aaid borough as lols
Nns. IA& aud 174, being the estate of James
Thompson, decsascd. Apply to
FKANK PIKI.DIITU,
W. U. UIULEH,
Attorneys for owner.
Clearfield, Pa., May 4, 1814 41,
A Bargain I
FARM FOR SALE I
The undersigned nflWi at nrlvate sale that val-
cable farm situated ia UHAIIAM TOWNHIIIP,
Clearfield county, known as the
Containing 122 acres, AO of which are cleared,
aod having thereon erected a large frame dwell
ing bouse, large frame barn, and the other neces
sary outbuildings, together with a largo orchard,
good water, ete. The property will be sold on
very easy terms. Vor further nartlenlars inoulra
of the Subacriber, In person, or by letter.
f H AH K rihLOlMl.
Clearfield, Pa., March 24th, 1880.-tf.
LIME ANDPLASTERI
HocJiankal and Agricultural Limi
of the Tory Bost Make
Low Hatoi of Freight on
Full Car Loada.
IA ND PLASTKK.-W. l.ll thaCayuga ,round
J plaiterat low price, by tb. oar load. In
apc.klng of thla celebrated plmter aa .otnpared
with the NoT.aoolia or whit, plotter, tb. Orang.
Judd Co., pnhllibera of th. Aiwrncon Agrimltur.
,'(, aay, "Tli.r. ia no difference; the price i,
tbe only eonaideratioa." Arldreae,
ALKXANIIKR k CO.
April nth, ISSl-Sot. Bellefootr, P..
Agricultural I::!:::::; !
Thankful for past favors, we Invite the public
to eall and see our large aod new stock of goods,
which we will dispose of at reasonable rates for
easiQ, or eiehange for country produce.
Polite and attentive olerks to wait opon you,
and prices down low.
QEOROB WEAVKR A CO.
Clearfield, Pa April 20, USl-tf.
BOROUGH ORDINANCES.
A N ORDINANCE IN H FIXATION TO
IHIMRl CTINtJ 8THEETH:
Sarvioa 1. He it enacted and ordained by tbe
Burgess and Town Council or the borough of
Clearfield, and it is hereby enaoted and ordained
by authority of the samet From and after tbe
passage of thia ordinance, It aball be unlawful for
any person to permit any lumber, coal, wood,
wee on i, aleda. machinery or other nruncrt or
any kind or nature te stand, He or remain on tho
atreett or high wave of tbe borough, either outiide
or apon the pavers cote thereof, without having
nrii ooieinca per minion irom tue llurgess or
Towa Council : and anv itersoo ar neraona vio
lating the provisions of this ordinance on due
Sroot thereof, shall be flood hy the Hargess or any j
u it ice of tho Peace of the bo rout h, not lets than
two nor mnrw than Ave dollars, and the coats of
me proceedings to be Jsvled aod collected at like
nnea are now collected by law.
Sac. 2. No person ownlm or oocmvlns? nroo-
erty within tbe limits of tha borough, shall plaoe
or suffer te remain in front of his premises, and to
the middle line of tbe street, any paper, shavings,
iraw.aay, uoxea, oarreis, tne relate or stores,
shops, kitchens, cellars, yerda or gardens, old
stove-pipe, old boots or shoot, broth or rubbtrh
of any character for a longer period than 12
hours; and any person so oflondingthallhe fined
by the Burgeaa, not less than one nor more than
three dollara, to be recovered as debts of like
amount are by law recoverable. Provided, that
this ordlnanoe shall not he so construed as to
prevent aay person from depositing building ma
terials on the sides of said streets, so as to leave
sufficient room ftr Ihe freepassags ef wagons and
other carriages.
In testimony that the above ordinance wae
patted oa the Alb day of Juno, 18S1, I hire here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal of the
borough. & I. S.N . DhR, llurgess.
Ideal J Atteit:
J. P Sxrnaa.Clsk.
ITAKK this method or notify Irg thoie in need
of a good Mower, Kea per, Thmher or Plow,
that I bavo the agency of tbe
BlICKEYE
Slower, Reaper and Thresher,
Unnofaelured by AULTMAN A CO., Canton, 0.
I am alao agent fur th. oolebrated
South Bend Chilled Plow !
"iit-P.rioo. ia awd of either of tb. ahor. had
better call on or addreaa ta. before porohaeing
elaewbere.
ZACIIARIAI! MiNAl'L,
june 8, 1881. If Cnrw.narilla, Pa.
The Kstej Organ !
"From North tntwath, from F.a.t to Weal,
TUe Utcy Organ, am the Heat."
VrilKN a Company, by legitimate rn.nul.o
y T tar. and aotnal produclioa, ruches tbe
nomber of
100,000
In process of oonaecutive numbering, It is an
event whioh do serves mora than a passing men
tion or eaaual remark. It means very much la
many ways. It Indicates
first. A high business standing, and good
reputation for probity and fair dealing.
Second. A very high reputation for quality
of work, in
TONK,
WOKKMANSIUP,
DURABILITY.
Third. A very oxtanslre system ofmanufas
tnre.
We furniih any make nf Organs or Pianos.
W. W. PKICB, Agent.
Curwensrille, Pa., May 35, l8fll-2m
$fip flwtisrmfttts.
I. O. RBin W. A. UAOBBTr.
JKADft 11AG KUTY,
FIRK, LIFB AND ACCIDENT INS1IRANCR
AUENCY.
4r0neela Graham Building, Market street.
Clearfield, Peaa'a.
June 13, liSHl.tf.
(1AUTION. All parsoas are hereby wanted
J against purchasing er la any way meddling
with the following described personal property
aow la the possess ioe of Alfred itiibnp, ef Pereu-
son towntbip, vlsi One yoke ef tteers,! hogt, I
narrow, j plows, I leg eaaiaa, I eant hooks, 1
Jrind stone, 1 wagon, 1 log sled, I pairs of grebe,
rope and tackle blerk. Tbe foregoing property
was purchased by me al private sale, aad la
allowed lo remain la the pnaaetetou of said Alfred
Biehop oa loan only, subject to my order at any
time. HARRISON WOOD,
llurd, Pa., Jane 11, 18SI-it
Tk News Trow
MOORE'S?
THE? HAVE JUST RECEIVED
. THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and CapJ
Roofing, Spouting, Plumbing, (1st Pitting, nnd
nepainog rumps a Specialty. All
work warranted.
Anrthinar tn mv line will be nrdrt .aUI If
aeairci. jas. L. l.KAVY.
Proprietor.
FRED. BACKkTT,
Agent,
ClearScd, Pa., January 1, 1870-tf.
i s r.;:::l:;,: Qoods
That Ever Came Into the
County,
AT THEIR STORE, ROOM Ml. 1
OPERA HOUSE,
CiRO. C. el TOM . MIMIHIi.
Cle.rlclJ, Pa., Btpt. II, I8B0.tr.
EXECUTORS' SALE
OF
Dcsiralilc Real Estate !
Estato of Eichard Shaw, r.,Doc'l
rpflK atidfr.lrne4, Vxeeatora of Ihe e.tnte of
I lilt IIAKII KHAW. Br., decrnaed. will offer
at public aale at Ihe COIIHT IIOUSK.in tbe bor
ough of Clearfield, 1.., oa
Thursday, Sept. 1st, 1S81,
AT 1:3(1 O'C LOCK P. !
Th. followla, raluabl. raal .alo, via i
Tb. IhrH atory HIIICK HOTUI, property,
vuiu-i u. anu fir.. BirOOl., IB IOC Dor
oogb of CL.rBeld, hnowa a.
wm
'The Shaw House
fronting with two lotsof ground thereto belonging
xuu ieei on Market street, una wo
feeton first street, with a two. story
C'l 1 1 f W. aw',nD aoute attavrbecl. The to-
ici proper naa inty aed-ronms and
all eonvenlenoea for a Bret-class
betel. One of tbe most desirable hotel properties
IB Uentral Peaneyivanie.
The above will be sold together with a two
slery frame dwelling house en Market street, ad
jaeeat to the Hotel, and one ether frame dwelling
bouse and a t we-story store building, all fronting
oa Market street.
ALSO. Alt that ceriala lot, known Ib the
rlah of Clearfield borough aa Lot He 1H0,
fronting ff feet oa Loeust etrvet, run- f9
ning back 1 T 2 feet, more or leas, loan alley I a -j
with dwelling bouse and allneoettary out
bnildinga thereon tree ted, and other improvements.
TilH.nS OF B.iLEt
One-t bird cash at delivery nf good deed, aad
the balance to be secured by bond and mortgage,
payable la oaa and two years, with Interest.
A. b. SHAW,
JOS. SlIAVT,
Surviving Ks'rs of Richard Shaw, Sr.dee'l.J
Clearfield, Pa, June I, Ihll-ta.
A NOROINAKCR IM RELATION TO
il. TH fa. HAI.U OK COAL:
Sxirrioa 1. Rs It enacted and ordained by the
(largess and Town Council of tbe borough of
UearDctd, and it is hereby enacted and ordained
by authoritr of tbe aame i Tbnt from and after
(he passage aad lawful promulgation of this or
dinance, that all persons engaged In mining and
telling bituminous ooal whhtn the borough of
Clearfield, shall sell luoh ooal by weight, aod two
thousand pounds shall be one ton.
Sac. 2. It aball bo the duty of atl person selling
or deliveries: bituminous ooal tecitiaensef tho bor.
ufjh, tn flrit have the same weighed by some com
petent weighmaater, and present the certificate of
such weigbmaster to the vendee, setting forth the
amount of coal delivered t and any permn violat
ing the provisions of this ordinance, shall forfeit
and par to the use of the borough, the price of
each and every load of coal so ottered fur sale.
Sar. S. Any person keeping scales for weigh-
log ooal sold within the borough, sball permit the
II ur ret i or Town Council, or anv one authorliad
by them, to enter upon his premises te Inspect
said males aa often as may be deemed aeeessary j
and when aaid scales shall be found deficient, tbe i
""l"' Mti auiiiy mo parson or persons
owning the same, who sball at oca have such
scales made to we irk aoeuratelv under a rtenaltv
of twenty dollars fur every failure to repair the
aame after 24 hours notice, aaid penalty to be
oonrciea aa genu oi like amount ate ty law re
coverable. In teatlmony that tbe abore crdinance was
passed on the Mb day of June, IHI, I have here
unto ret my hand aad afhsed the seal ef tbe
borough. S. I. ISM UK H, Clerk.
tSeal. Atteat!
J. F.nTr.Bn, Clerk.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE IXSfllANCK COMPANY,
Newark, N. ?.
INCORPORATED 1845. PURELY MUTUAL.
Asbrtb, Jan. 1, ISiil, as ascertained
by Kiauuning Comtnistioaars
ef Masiachusetts, Ohio and New
Jersey -.36,7M,8I6 M
Liabilitirs. as stated bv the same. 31. 9 11. 4.1!t 8S
Soai-Lt-s fay Mate'thu's Standards H,Hlfi,.H82 08
Si -ari.ua by New York Standard... t,veaiV OS
All pel iciei nonforfeitable after second
year; low expenses, large dividends de
clared and paid every year since organ
isation ; ample surplus ; surrender values
moat liberal j losses promptly adjusted
and paid.
Omnia i
LEWIS C. OROVElt, Phbbiibrt.
JAMKS B. PKARSOJf, Vica-PaaaiDaaT.
Ed. L. P"Bbibs, See'y. Thbo. Mackmbtt, Trees.
POTTKR A KBVEfl, StaU Agents, 622 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
It. M. MEN AI.I.Y, Special Agent. Offioe la
Moasop's building, Market llreet, Clearfield, Pa.
a-t.'ll-tf.
HARNESS I HARNESSII
Tifi ?Vry for l"or llriir$r
IP you want to stodv vnnr own Interest, do not
fail to call at ANDREW HARWICH'S HAR.
NESS 8 HOP, on Market street, next door to John
A. Stock 'a tobacco store, Clearfield Peno'a.
-TUK PACTS ARK THA 7
All fir it -class work is dune at
HARWICH'S.
"VTse-s foot oil and ailo grease at
ll HARWICK'g.
)onble and single hat a ess of all kiodt at
HARWICH'S,
h idiog siddlei of all kinds at
V HARWrCKU
ar sets and horse covers or all kinds at
A IIAKU'irK'R.
llThlps of all kinds and as low as b cents at
If IIARWICK'S.
arness or all kinds made to order at
IIAKWIfk a
All Kinds or collars at bottom prires at
HARWICH'S.
Ucmimber an X L N T line of borae furnish
ing goods at HARWICH'S.
ri" beep and make all kinds of lumbor bar.
T aettfat IIARWICK'S.
Ivory and all otber kinds of rings of all sites at
IIARWICK'S.
(lomba, brushes, aad laterferlag boot, en hand
J at-- HARWICH'S.
I""" robes, knee duster, and ecreeaa of all
JV binds at 1IARWICK S.
Job work and rep airier promptly attended ta,
Remember the shop- ia Sfaaw'a row, on Market
street, between Ihe Mansion Home and the Sbaw
Home, Clearffell, Penn'a.
May 10, loSl dm.
TP
VM OIIIII R I RELATION To
I Mi OK IIOIIH.: lJ INK HIIHOL'UH :
Famon 1. Be It ordain b the Sorweaa and
Town Coancil of tbe boroarh of CloaHtold. and it
la brr-by enacted and ordained br aotborltT of
we Bene: ina 11 aoad noanlawtul lor aay par
ana or pereone ta run or him to be roa oa aay
of lb. atrorta .r higbwaye 9( Mid borooKb, any
online or railroad Mr, at any hater ar irreater
rate or apoed thaa t BiilM aa hoar, and any pw
M ao olTendinr. aball a. fined by th. Bargee,
ot lew tbaa le aor anor. thaa tw.aty dollara a
eo.ia ior eaea ana .r.ry oiicbm, aad oa rallar. to
pay aaid an. aadeoata, orgi. Mcurity to pay th.
aame wllhla I. daya,Bhall heeonmltted to the Hor
agh loch up aot more tbaa lortylrkt hoara.
Dae. I. It .hall be aalawfal f.r any p.reoa or
poraoae to rid. .r drlra any bora, oa aay af tbe
Btreete or highway, of aaid Boroagh al aay Faet.r
or grralw rat. ol apeed thaa t Bail., ea hour, and
any poraoa m oll.nding aball bo lead aot lea.
tbaa aor nor. thaa e doll.ra aad oobU, aad ea
fallor. to pay the eom. or giro aocarity to do M
witbia Ua daya shall ba oomaiitud lo tho Bor
ough Lock ap aot mora thaa fortyight hoara.
IB teatimoBy that tbe aboea ordlaaae. wm
paired oa the alb day af Ju... I 111, I bare bar..
onto nt any hand and aCiad tb. real af tba
boroo.b. B. 1. BNiDKH, Dargaai.
Heal. Attertt
i. r.SnTPan, Clerk.
NEW WASHINGTON
NORMALIKSTITUTE.
Openi Monday, April 18th, 1881,
to Continue 12 Weeka.
rpiIIS school eomaiende itself te public favor
X, for the following reasons t
Pint. Boarding can be had in good families at
from 2 to $1 50 per wee t.
Second. Loratioa Is bealtkfal aod society re
fined and cultured.
Third. The eourte or study embodies the State
Normal School featnre. and is Dartieulariv
adapted to the wants of tbose who eipeet to teach.
Fourth. Tbe students have the advantage of a
well conducted Literery Society, before which
will he delivered e Mtice of free Waotarvs.
Fifth. The work of the school Is stimulated by
tha encouragement and favor of aa Intelligent
community.
Piith. Special attention will be given tbe
Normal elaat by the Prlacipal, who Is a gradaate
of a Bute Normal School, and tbe in itrect In in
Theory ofTeaohiag, Government,. will Ve
made to acoord with tbe modern ideas of ad
vanced educator.
TUITION:
NORMAL DII'ARTMRNT.
Comesoa Brancheawlfh School Konomy...8 00
Common R reaches and School Keoaomy
with Alrebro, Ueometry, Phyalnal Ueog
raphy, Natural Philosophy, Civil liov
emmsnt, Latin, ete (
GRAMMAR DRPARTMhNr.
lllgbeateUaa.... 69
Lower claaaee g eg
Por farther Informatloa addreaa,
W. A. AMHKnsB, Oseeola, Pa.,
MATT SAVAOR, Ckarteld, Pa.
Msr. t, ll-lf.