ShegUpMiran.
Gcoroi B. Gooolandib, Editor.
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WSDNKSDAT MORNING, Jl'LY l. Itxl.
Reader, tf J on want to know what la Olng oa
la tbe baelneea world, iual road our advertialng
aolutsne, tba 5ptaf ooluBB 1b parttoalar.
The poet Jobn G. Saxe Iiu become
confirmed hypochondriacs si nee tbo
loin of bii wifo.
Whatevory body wants ia pleunant,
raliaulo medicine that novor doc any
barm, and prevent" and cures disease
by keeping the stoniarti in perfect or
dor, the bowels regular, and the kid
neys and liver active Such a modi
cine is Parker's Gingor Tonic. It re
liovos every case, and we have seen
stacks of loiters from thousands who
have been saved and cured by it. See
other column. Tribune, je. 2ft, 4t.
Comino to Till r RoNT. An ex
change says; "Sonator Voorhcen told
a roporter that the representation of:
tbo South in Congroca now is higher
In the aggregate of talent, than before
the war, and that Sonator Garland, for
example, 'despite the legal reputation
of Tburman, McDonald, David Davis,
and others, is universally acknowledg
ed to bn the best read, boat equipped
lawyer in tho United States Senate.' "
I'osTofFici Thiives. An exchange
relates the following: ''More evidonce
as to the star postul route swindlers
has been discovered. It now appears
that the ringstcrs used all tboir influ
ence to have Garfield appoint a Pout
inantor Genoral of thoir own kidney,
but failed. Thon thoy tried their ut
most with Postmaster General James
tn have another ring man appointed in
the place of Brady, but again failed.
Now they are working with pertinacity
and skill to avoid conviction and im
prisonment. Tbo late developments
show that lioute No. 32,024 running
from Vinita, Indiana Tcritory, to Las
Vegas, New Mexico, was 'expedited'
and raised from tho original contract
t f6,330 to lfiO,C03.03 under Brady'.
skillful munipulutioo."
No DasniK. Tho seeming levity iu
the article found on our first pogo, en
titled "Garfield und Grunt Shaking
Hands," was all prepared and set up
bef'oro the hoirihlo attempt of the
assassination of President Garfield.
While Mr. Lambert, tho correspondent
of the Philadelphia Timet, and oursell
wore enjoying a scanidc vacation and
discussing newspaper men nnd affuirs
at the Ocean Hotel (Loland's) at Long
Branch two weeks ago, wo novor
dreamed thut there was an assassin
moving around among us souking an
opportunity to murder the President
of the United Slates. Itut recent
events establishes the fact that Gui
teau at that time hid actually follow
ed tho President to Long Branch with
the intention of Murdering him.
Tiia Attkmit to Assassisath the
President. Ten days have elapsed
Bince tho attempt was made by liuileau
to take the life of President Garfield,
in the Baltimore & i'otoinao Railroad
depot at Washington City, a full and
complete statement of which Is given
in the supplement accompanying this
issue, and he con'.invcs to improve as
be has done every hour since the shoot
ing occurred. The insanity of the as.
sassin, Charles J. (iuiteau, has not
been firmly enough established to save
him lrom suffering tho penalty, which
should bo severely inflicted. The Pres.
ident is not entirely out of danger yet,
but the chances lor recovery are largo
ly in his favor.
Stalwart Kixarks. Tho Pitts
burgh Telegraph makes the following
practical romarks : "in votoing tho bill
giving f 10,0(10 to the town of Milton
with which to erect school buildings in
place of those destroyed by the fire
there, the Governor says that if he
wore to allow it to become a law the
richer portion of the people of Milton
would get tbe chief benefit of it. Ho
might nave added that a community so
genorously doalt with as the one in
uestion was by private generosity just
after its misfortune, should not have
made any demands upon the State.
Money poured into the town then, and
when all reasonable wants of tho peo
plo wore supplied, thousands of dollars
remained unexpended in the hands of
the trustees, who know not what to do
with it, Milton should buve been satis
fied with that. Jn any event, it is well
enough that the Governor sets his foot
down on a achemo which takes It for
granted that tbe Treasury of the State
is an Insurance lend npon which un
lucky towns may draw at tbe will of
the Legislature. Lot towns do as in-
dividuala, and insure themsolves, or
provide better means than Milton had
against tbe possibilities of fire.
MRS. (i ARFIELD'S NARROW
ESC AM.
It seoms that during the journey of
11 i.i. i.i , r ....i :
n re. uarueiu vu n asuingioD more was
a very narrow escape from what might
. have been a fatal accident. 1 he train
that brought Mrs. Garflold from Long
Ilraneh consisted of an engine and one
rullmancar. hen within two miles
of liowie, a email station 16 mile from
Washington, tbe parallel rod on the
aide of the engine broke while the
w boots were making at least 250 rovo
lutions a minuto. Tbe rod is a steel
bar which connects tbe wheels, and is
aliout 12 feet long, 6 inches wide, and
four inches thick. As the engine con
tinued to thunder along, although the
engineer immediately reversed the
steam and put on the air-brakes, the
broken rod bounced with each revolu
tion of tbe wheels, tore np the tics and
considerably damaged that side of the
engine. Tbit continued for abont two
miles before slop could be effocted,
so great a headway bad been acquired.
An eye-witness states that as the train
flew by Bowie station the splinters
of the shattered ties filled the air. 11 sd
the engine left the track the Pullman
ear would have been splintered into
Kiniinng wooa ana an on ooara wouia
have been killed. Another engine was
sent ont from Washington and Mrs.
Garfield's car was brought to the eitr.
Tbe accident delayed the arrival of.
ibe party about half an bour. itail
road men say that it la almost a mira
cle that the engine did not jump tho
track, and then all on board would
iave been instantly killed.
1 THE (1 REX T SOU Til WEST.
Yankton, Dakota. July 2, '
J-'i'iTnK Kr.n iii.ican : Thinking lhi.t
' possibly my old friends in Hrndy town
elui, and iitlieis tlirouuliiuil I'UailU'M
county, mlijht read Willi n.urj-.t a
short I. tier linm Pukotu, I have ile
eiiled In draw on ymi lor spuce tor die
' same.
The luulo I toi.k In imuo lo ilns
iimiiliv o i.v.-r lit IVniixvlvaiiitt
Central liom Pliilipsluii lo 1'ilts
burgh, then over the Pittsburgh, Ft.
iayno .V LIhcul'o, and the Illinois
Central irorri Chicago to Sioux City,
Iowa. I left Philipsburg on tho 7th
of June, and reached Sioux City on
the morning of tho 10th. 1 remained
in Sioux City a week, waiting lor the
railroad to lankton to no iriiatreil.
and enjoyed my visit in that city very
mm h. l should ludgu thut nioux Citv
contains about I'.OiMl inhabitants. It
is a lively, active town, containing five
railroads, large machino shops, many
large business buildings, fine residences,
handsome streets, anil life enough for
a city double its air.e.
1 urn now in
YANKTON,
tho Capital city of Dakota Territory.
This is a town of about 4,000 popula
tion, situated on tho north bank ol tho
Missouri river, on land slightly raised,
though level, Tbe city presents a very
pretty appearance, und cannot holp
but please the stranger. Yankton has
somo fine streets and respectable brick
buildings. A largo brick Court llotiso
serves tho double purpose of a Temple
ol Justice ana Cupitol. J his is un
questionably a city of churches and
schools, and by this you can readily
infer thut society is good, intelligence
not lucking, nor morality at as low an
ebb as many suppose it is lu tho West.
1 nnn this city xiirroumled by u good
agricultural and grazing country, ami
what helps this purticulur part of the
Territory out is its lurgo forest ol
timber along its rivers.
I hare passed several times down
the valley lor sixty-ono miles over the
country that was flooded lBt April
Tbe valley of the Missouri is from throe
to ten miles wide, and as thut whole
area from here to Sioux City (01 miles')
was under water lrom nve to nlleen
feet deep, the damage to properly,
both real and personal, has been greut
Many beautiful farms are now simply
sand bars, housoless and tcnantltss,
and where roamed large herds ol cattle
and horses, can seldom bo seen an nni
mill. But the section flooded was only
a very small part of the beautiful land
of Southern llakota.
People bore seem to bo prosperous
and busy. The industrious generally
get in comfortable circumstances in a
lew years. Tbe man succeeds hero
who pushes and looks out for himself.
n eenv men hnvo no hnsincss in Ihisi
country.
Tho inhabitants of this section lire
generally eastern born. Among tho
leading citizens of Yankton 1 find sev
eral representatives of tho old Key
stone State: Kx-Governor Faulk, of
Kittunning. Hon. P. C. .Shannon, Chief
Justko of Dakota, formerly of Pitts
burgh, W. II. and J. C. McVcy, and
S. D. Coulson, also residents of Pitts
burgh, are all leading men who arc
making it coin in tho West.
There are villains and sharks here
as well as elsewhere. 1 have spent
considerable lime at Court watching
tho course of a trial ol the United
States nguinst J. D. Cameron, who was
indicted for swindling liomesleuders
and tho Government out of land by
tho wholesale. Ile is ceituinly an ed
ucated swindler, though the jury dis
agreed, und he thus gets his liberty
some months longer. I havo no doubt
he will be finally convicted.
Thero aro no fcnecB around farms
here, and, a a conseijuence, cattle and
horses aro either herded or "picketed."
As my down Kast friends may not un
derstand what "picketed" means, 1
will cxpluin by saying that a slake is
driven in the ground and a long rope
hitched to it and the animal tied lo
the otlar end. My first experience
with "picketing" was not very pleas
ant I can assure you. Tho third day
uftcr my arrival in Dakota a gentle
man invited me to tuko a rido. When
in tho country north of Yankton wo
drovo close by whore a horse was
grazing, when the first thing we know
our horso and buggy wero terribly
tangled in tho picket rope attached to
tho other animal. With considerable
trouble aud a copious two of profanity
on the part of my companion, wo got
out of tho trouble, but I shall long ro-
membor my nrst experience with
picket ropes in tho West.
In a few weeks 1 shall return to mv
old eastern home, and, if lime permits,
may give you oltior observations on
me vi est. cry truly.
tTo-Saiis gutrrrtistmtntj.
! 1a p,lf B0B"'' fimi'lM worth
JW w $ frt. Addraw STinaow i C ,
Portland, Maine.
(ojcb'.'.Sl-ly
NOTI ('lw--Nollce la hereby given U Hawk
ra and Peddlara. Marohtnta. Pool and Bill
iard labia keopera.and to all othara who by la w are
raquiradtopay maroaatila ar other lwenae,and who
nave not done ao are requaated to do ao at onoa.
Anyone rotarned for doing bailneai without proper
icenea win no naoie to nna and Met, acoordlog
to tha A eta of A aaamblT recuUtin tha nmi
Tbla notice la given in eomforojity with lha Acta
nf Aaee My making It tha duty of lha County
tmiHrvraerDirfin inece revenue.
PUILIP DOTIH.Trna -irer.
OLiaariBLn. Pa., July inch lh 1 -3 .
AUt.VIS! ..i:ms! AGKVTN!
JOHN B. cnuulI'D ton' ,w b, ,j,M
SUNLIGHTand SHADOW
hllif JiJch.Bcanflrml lint I'. S. ,m ma Inn
lrom lh bn,hl and u.lv .Mt. ol ,,, ,,.,i,l ,
John B. dough
can imHiwf ibeiw. Ti! rnd tU-iw for Mv
timrtMuM-th9 " " k fr ,,?,.
la outMljlnx all at hen ten m,. , tCtktrA
Vm,,Hd now in (irft f wnmetwr ule da been
aMdecniirelv tiyafitvPt N .l-r hwA torn-
pare with it l qiurk (.. r.ut, reinrna. We are
tarttna ffiorr aKpul nr.w tin.. ei Mure,, and we x
'IT" ''! lf",, lMV,k r.-arl. f Htimdrr
Wt mint i..K m it ..r. ,-t -We. to tupi'Iy ihte
Rmd b- tn the ilnwHn mUn ate waitmt Inr it.
:ememhrr tbe mm u rammtmrtnf 'fbbnoa
ta ctiiirrly new. and mt t? ;kt i, n u,-r, ,, rf r,tfc,
Atenu, mm rvr im, fm tnnht tfty, and at lb
Ante tin cirrtiljl ikerfiHghiy firU- lau tWi h .
Ciwive rVrritfrrr and wrr S-tmI Trm frrn. Srtvl e
Our large rmatare cwntjmtnji lull (wrtKulm. Adttre
A. D. V oaTkisi-Twiji C., I'ubiikhtre, Hartford, C4
July 11-Jm.
T EPttBT of the Vonditlon of tha Pni KTV
J V N ATIONAL BANK of Clearfield, at Clear-
iir.ii, w Dwin ranBsyirania,, at tb rioat
oi vuaiDWf, 4 una aa, mni
taoDRni.
Loana and diiooaata $331, l.' 8
Ovtrdrafta lt',AI9 f.1
II. 8. Bon da la neanra eirealartion loo.ttio (in
Jadgnanta MIW
Due Iroaj approrad reaerva agenta 4.1,t.t)& Ah
Dae from Plata Dank a and hankere... t,7VH ti
Read aetata, furnitara, and Ixturaa... J.lfld is
Premiaaaa paid 1,6.1 1
Cbacka and other eaah Itaaaa H..H4 9tf aC
Bill of other fiaaka T74 to
rratioaai paper earraaey.taeluding
aiekela, and pasniaa 47 o
Bpaeia 3,0l
lgal tender anim f i
Hadanpuoa rand with V. B, Traaa-
rar, par cant, ot clrenlatiaa 1,601 $t
T .Ul..
LtAiicmia.
Capital ta.-k paid la.......
Karploa land .
I'ndividad proflte m
Katloftal Hank wotaa outaUadtng.,
fl,0ft() (.a
.. 1,0.9 re
., la, HAD 90
iMviaaaeja aapaiq..
I, no 60
Indiridaal dapoaita anhjaat to checks I.,J1 M
I'enano aertilcataa af dpnall fr(;,9 in
uaantar a raaeaa wUUntng....HH,H. 4 Kg ft
iaa to other national Haaka MMn 4 427 C4
baa ta tuu Buka aad banker $4
Total..
.I51I.7M
j AVare a eaaaytrwafa, (7ar a CUmrrld, SSi
I, WILLIAM M, SHAW, Oaahlat of the akoaa
aioad bank, do talenJalr awear that tha above
out earn I la tn I tba heat of any knowledge
aad arliaf. W If. I. fiHAW, Caahiar.
BabaeriW an! wnrj o Wfnra ana tbla ftfc
day of Jaly, 1IM. WAI. RAltHHAI Oil, M. p.
Comrict Attaali J AS l LBoy A RL ,
i. f. WEAVER,
O. L. REED, j
Dtfertfif.
JalylJ, Ml. 1
fmnted
flcir JAdwUsfiiuiits.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS I
I)KII"A I.S nil U frrltsl 1 tlit li lloffl
i V,NiUna til till KHAV, .I'l.Y I lib.
t!ft, at I J tli."k M. r rioiion ol i eohuot- i
kutja ill H'io lUnJ. t'lene noil m-lilt.ii '
nan i b. 1 ine; im J. d. Nurrl', Wwd '
Uti'l, Pmn'a. u In hIkivu ilatt, 1 wli.oa lima itlB 1
etmlraft wilt d ewertle-t. '
r .1. ( ntWIlKH. I
W. K. J'timri.K.fl',. I'l-.IJ.ia
U itiiiiDit, Juna TA, Irl-Si.
FARMERS!
SAVK uiny anil loereaa your rnp by luv j
IriR tU AMMONU AI.KALINK Nli
I'll A IT., ntanulaMurarl by lb Chxaanaaha (.uanu ,
Company. lUltiuwre, Marylaixl. ibie com. 1
plate and j.net furlihtv, containing a high 1
peroeoh.ge uf fertilliitift' malarial. I'm, tilt oil
("r loo. fpiid in ynur oritvn at onoa. A in it
uUriant f.r tn or Ulltvn aoraa. Ala- tvui lor
tha brtt
Fertilizer Grain Drill
U lb innrkat. Call on or addrfK
T W. KINO, AftfDt.
t lrarAeld, Wun'a.
ClrarflrM, Pa., Juna 1U, iMHl-in.
TIMBER LAND FOR SALE I!
TTWi K ubi'flLr wtibaa In tlUttuH uf (hi until-
X idal ana ba!f iatrri-il in a laK trint of
(alualtla land, tiluata In lirll l..wniliip, Clrr.
flfld flnurty, !'., ooolaiuifig I.CdU acrti, mra r
, mid wtll vovarrd wilU whitt iilna, oak and
baiiiWIi Umbar. Tbia land l lucatrd un
, Ibe (ralari of llaalat aod Laortl Hum,
not rirerdiojt tbrt iniltl from Iba rivar,
baa good rdi and nvaryibinf twavart.
lent for urral't). Thlitrant U known at Num.
b.r 67f-
Af.SU.
Tba nndttldtd ona-hair tnlitrrt In ota olhar
tract tn theaiuli!wnhlp,oritioinir K0
nnran, lying ua tba watn of I'urry Hon,
and nicely itufticd fur Intfffin;. It In
aim well timbrad wllh a rgn nmntity
of good tluiltar.
Tba abnva trarta of Uud will ta told to partial
itliina; to purohaa on fnir Urinf, and at any
titua I am callrd upon.
- K. ('. T1DM I'SCN.
Hwrr. I'a , June 2D, I'M tf.
tn ttit tnuMcr f the par
tilion of lb ra'at.-nf J out.
IiittialirptioTunrt
I t lear:te!d ouunty.
tban Wiser, dtcraard
To Sarah Winr, widnw, J.tue Varncr and Win,
H. erner, fafr butnd, vn. lUnry W irr,
Israel Wtavr, Ilannnb lljtti and Williao lUtla,
hr bualiantl, Jonatbain W ir, L'o-ly Wifiar,
Alrx mdrr Wlfr, Jara t A- Wier,Mary Votliera
and Juvr'b Wlbert. her buoband, Margery fal.
V'i:tiB;aDd Henry Voutif, bar bufl-aihl, Sur.ih
Htone and 8m4afey Htono, bar halnainl, uau
nab Uran and fln'r) tJftrn, bar h'iband,
and Lewtri Wlicr.
Tba abova named Defn.danU and aioh of tLvm
will (aha nulla that a rulo baa toon granted ui
on (ha halra of Jonathan Wiaar deoaaaed, to au
pear, at tba ncil Urpbana Court and fur Clear
Haiti county, to ) Md in th borough of Clear
field, on thoFOI KTll M'M)AV in rjBI'TKM
ilKK NBXT, twlng the lAih day of aald month,
at t o'clock 1 M. of aakl day, to accept or ratma
Iht preihiaaa at the valuation fixed upon the aatua
by ttieinqnea;, of all of which the eald Defend
an' i will ttke ootice.
JAMES MAIlAFKi:V, Sheriff.
cinrtiM, t ., June 2S.ul-4t. i
Eslale of Isaac Bloom, Jr.
NOTICTC OP PARTITION.
T N I ha matt tr of ihv etate )
In tbe Orjiliani'
X of I"ao Itloom, Jr , lata v Court of Claartle Id
of I1!: ia?hip, deo'd. ) eouoty, pDftu'a.
To Urnrialta II. Rider and Robart RI Jer, her hiia
baod, rexiiiinf at or Bfar Concord, banooek
ounij, 1'iwai Jennie H. June aad Warren
Junrn, her huibaod, refidiua; at or nar Aldeo,
Httr-lm eouotj'. i 'W ; Hannah K. Lmon and
John Lnuina. hr huband, reiitliiiK near Ma
hnfloy, t'lcarllfld oimnty, I'nnn'a. ; Kinrina
l'ritrbard and J. H. I'ritchard, her hunband, ra
eidiog a or nar Blmond, Wright poanty,
Iowa; Magaie Hoorer and N. L. llnotar, bar
butband, remdipa; at Dultoif, Olearfleld county,
IVau'a,; Helie Hunter and W, B. Hunter, her
huxhand, ri.Hrg a' or r'if -North Lawranoa,
Kama; Walfur R. Dloom, retjtn at
or near Bt-ltnoott, Wright ountjr, Imt ; T.
I i ff. Bloom, raiding aear Curweniviile, Clnir
Arid cminly, IVon'a. ( Annit Korent and J. C.
Fimt, her buiKand, reiidtng at or near Clnar
field Bridge, Clearfield county, Pant. a. j H.J.
W. Blitoto, rending at or near llaroar, II neck
counly, lwa, hciri and legal repreteouttraa of
Iiaao Bloom, Jr , lata of I'ika townihip, Clear
field eouoty, dee'd, and alio heira of F. Cortei
lUiH.ni, doo'd,an'd alao balra uf Blanch V, Bloom,
dexi'd, who mra heira of eid laaao Bloom, Jr.,
dectaacd.
Tkb Notick, That la puruanco of a writ of
I'attition lo me directed. I will, on MTOKDAY,
tba ma DAY OF .ILLY, 11, bold an lnquait
of f'airtttion and valuation of the real eatate, lata
of Iiaao Bloom, Jr . lata of flke to-fnuhip, Clear
field county, Pa, deoeaed. The luqueat will
aaatnbla at tbo lata reaidenr nf aaitl droedent
in I' i lie townahip, County and State afjraijid, at
10 o'cloak A. M of aaid day.
BiiKRirr'aOrnn, ) JA8 M AUAFKKY,
Clearbald, Juna 21, '81 -3t. iianlT.
SheriiTs Sale.
BY virtue of wrltaof V. Fa. A T-m. r.,lifuad
ont of tha Court of. Common Plana of Clear
Held county, and to ua directed, there will ba
expoied to P 11 ii L I C 8AI.K, at tha Court Honea,
In tba borough of Clearfield, on-
Frlday, July TtA, iHxl,
At 1 o'clock p. M., Ho following deoribet rex I
tUte, to wit:
All that certain tract of land tltuated In Cheat
towuihip, Clearfield eotinty, Pa , beginning at a
dogwood; tbetioe by land of J. P. Pry aouth .1j
dt-Kraea wait l.'ln perol.ea lo pot near a hemlock ;
thence by Und of Katun M Kwen and II. Weal
over north Mil degree wf' 2tW parbee to atone ;
tbanne by land ol Henry Weftover north .171 de
greaeeaat 1(0 perch ci lo a eherry, north U degicea
weal bit pambea to pot, north 321 degreea weal
7l) 6-10 perrhae to a wbita pine, nurtb fiV degreaa
at lb perche to pine; thence by land ol Dan
iel Carron north 46 degree ea it If 3 per'-hia to
1 while pine; thence by land of Samuel bnyder
j inuib 2li dxrtMa aaat H'i pure lief to a p-nt ;
uit nee ourtn 4, aegreea aaat av perchea to a pot ;
thrnce by land of Jatnea McKwen aouth de
greea eaat ifl perche to a (alien white oak ; tht-nne
aouth ia drgtveaaaal I) perrbce to a putt ; thence
auulh bfj degreaa eaat I44 percbee to a dc
wood and place of beginning, annlaining Ul
acre, atriot ueanure, with about 25 acrranlearMl,
a good orchard of oO at pie trrea, and having
tliercao arecled a fraina barn and frame borne
2Ax:ir. fret, with kitchen attached, and other out
building, and una half Inttreat In imall aaw
mill.
Halted, taken in eieoullon, and to be i'dd a
tba property of William Waatover.
Tirmi of 8al. The price or nn at which
tba property ahall ba a truck off muat ba paid at
tha tlma of eale. orauch olhar arrange menu
made aa will b approrad, otharwia the property
will ba immediately put np and aold again at
tba ai panne and riak of tha peraon to whom It
waa atruok off, and who, ia aaaa of deficiency at
auob re eale, ahall make good tha aame, and in
no inatanoa will tha Dead ba preaented lo Court
fur confirmation ualeat tha money la actually
paid IP ibe ft bar Iff. J AS. M A U At r K Y,
Stiamrr'a Of tun, t hhoriff.
Clear&vid, Pa., June 17V, iMMt.
V, M ' A 4 T A T I M K T t K T II I : A I -ditora
"f Brady t wnhip,
H KIRK, iiiMriatTreaaiirerof Brady (own
ahtp, in account with the Read, H.ho jt aa I Po- r
Fundi
RoAO f L'NU-DR.
To balaere dua from former aettlarotnt..$l,'S 93
To fall ami. ot tat levied ior lSr.6..
To back pay from I.H8d
To amount from County Trearurrr...,
T.dal
IW7.
1.2VI.I9
6 amov.t wiitkad ba .iii.aa,
Ba bai'll tal aroraad OQl
Bj bark tai ralurnad trnaa land ., rf
llj aionaratlena ea dupheata of 1880
Ha ord.ra paid
lif Traaaurar'a parcaDlan.
bj kmaaot to aijuara aacouot..
I..UI
POOR ri!NI-IR.
To aaannnt frna fbraar a.lttamaal
,..f2,ia..a
.. iiu.
., Kill
M.4I
- 1,1111.11
.. 1,111 w
...-. ..1.1 M
.1 11 n.l
.. 023.7V
To avaonot of dupliaata for Uia
To aaoobt from Caart Trauur;...,..
Mai I
CM.
Hj fimrhararadtamoil I
hf ainB.,atloaa on dnplloalaof 1 18
Br abalaB.lt oa daplloato of Iftsi-
e;u.4.i
in ia
11.07
II 12
144.11
67 87
121.17
hj Troaaorar'a poroaotair.
By ami. aaaollactad oa JoplieaU of 'H8.H
llr anal, aorollaolad oa dopllrau of '79...
toy aaooat ia aqaara aoeoaat
Total ..
SCIIOCL Fl'ND-M.
To ant daa from A . U. Drauakarfrom' 78 I 141.4
To amount aaoollaotod from 187H.H
, 114.411
ill Ai
41. (HI
1,177 04
4 IS an
l"ll V)
14,41
To Stato approrlalioB nr 187HM
To aabaorinlloa anraid...H
To .kola ami. of doplkalo for I8
To fllalo aiipropriallaa for 1880
To iimM draw for I87t aad 1810..
To balaaea ta aquara arfraat
Tula! tyist 01
CH. '
fit roawhara paJJ 4,M1
By amooal du. lrom farmar aclllatpant,. I 44
Bt kalaaoa la baada of A. U. Drauckar.. tf.Oi1
Uf balaaea of aobmiplloa onpald H 211 80
Ba balaaea aaaollaoiad from l7V- 02 78
Uf balanoa aneolU?led from 1180.. (lit. JO
Tolal..
., ,.,, S. 018 81
Wa, lha Aadltors of Bradr tcva.kip, kaaina
aiammaa Iba aaatral aetoonuor fall to an. ho.
lad lb.m aa aboaa elated.
iltaMi i t. nin.in,
4. y. Coaa, J. H hKll.KR,
Clark. 0. C.IUrik: .
Aadltora.
Ulberebarg, Jm a, ll-ra M il.
lolu Wauiimnhr'S (flctliiiii) JUU'Mlsfmtnt.
aa mm 7d ! BDVi lllllll Jf, r-t sr
lUJ.ri'V K-jMlrMr "nir other places
'i:tMk:rViW' f interest, the Grand
through 111.: ii'-r, and
m? are alo worm seeing.
' I here is a J.uwh-liumn in the building. Valises,
lm-ikct.4 anil packages can he left in charge of attendant in
Ladies' Waiting Konm. s
Mr. YVanainakcr is de.vrous that visitors should feel at
home when they conic, ami he free to purchase or not, as
lwy please.
XoTH. Our large Catalogue, with prices and full
directions for .shopping by mail from any part of the United
Stales, will be mailed gratuitously upon request, address
Jon-: Wanamaker, Crash Depot, Philadelphia.
Jioiiifstir fttlmj lHadiint jJMmtlstiufut.
The Light Running Domestic I
f .iJJrrnrrris,
TV
rpHB nan; uaatcclkd qualitlr uf THK LtOHT Rl'NNINtl D0MKSTIC have nojrl for It aa
X nprrrien ld demand, ho oiiarti loiproremaai uf worth but wtnt baj been added.
Kr I.tghttiRK nf HuaainiT. Supefiorilj of Manufacture, (siuiplieitjr of .Munafeueat, r HiDa of
Work, tha IUMK811U aurpnifef all oihara. Kxamine id puinti and bi ooiivinpd . fail uii or
addrefi II. A. kHATICH. Atf,' lit I -r Clcarflrld C.Miuly.
NeedleSi Oil aud Attachmeuts
I July H, IHSI-ii.
2Uw 31 Arc rtijsr uiruts.
I
1 NTH AY IIOHNr.-Came tre-rdMing on
J the preutitca or the uhferibr In letur
tun'it, ,,n or ihotit (be 1 Ub dy f Juna lat,
a bright BAY ll)tP, aith mhitr hind (ret ai.d
a aaiHll while afar in lnrih':id, an J pit)ned tn
ba about et-von .rear a !.(. Theownr it rt'itteated
lo come t'oTwafl, j rive r perty, pay chargei,
and take him wny ,r he wil! be ilsrd of ac
cording tn law. MILKS MKASR
Wen Ui-oi'ur, Juno 311, lij(il-3i.
E. S. HENDERSON,
...JiAifcS'-"---"
UNDERTAKER
llt'RSSIllK, I'KNN A.
TUB aubacribar anw bfT ra lo the eittten of
Burnaida and vicinity, an unprovided
apeclaltj. Hereattar at klnda of fa-kef and
CofiUl will be ktfpt on band, and ordir filled at
nca.
runrral, .lr,,rf,rf .1uu,cherf.
I will furnlab tha flncat aa well iht ehenpe!
art i del dedicated tu funorali All ordera left at
the atora of Jon C Cotitcn will receive pri-mpt
attention. For fnrlhcr nartir-ulara, eall nn or
addreaa K. 8. lIKM-KKhOX
Dec. 10, ISTS tf.
NEW IMPROVED
EIGHT-FLANGE
Fire-Proof Safes.
-all a 1
mm
u.i " si
Tho only 8-Flange Safe in tlie World,
AND CONTAININd
More Improvements than any Safe
made, such as
Th IMT EXT
Jloro soeiiro lrom Hiirjjluia tlmn r,ny
rir rronl hnli, nnil no rxprnan
ill rojuiirin linlla or I.m ka.
Palenl Hinged Cap,
Four-Wheel Locks, i
Inside Iron Linings,
Solid Angle Corners.
Thcaii Sufis ar now Icing oM in
tliia Pluto In
LAUGH NUMBERS,
And give Hie
Greatest Satisfaction,
Boing Hi Moal Highly Tiiiiiihed,
Boat Hals, ml Cheapest First
Class SAFE ovor Frolaeel
Tlieno) Cululraletl Sale lud tlio
Champion Record
tit Till
Great Boslon Fire,
And unco Hint time oriat nnd in ma-
TAMT IMPROVBM KNTA havrj '
hoen mode
Bioro piking your order to miy
othrr concern, tend for prices and
drocriptive Catalogue
MORRIS&IRELAND
BOSTON, MASS,
Dee. II, 1880-1.
aaaajaypryww..
: mm in
.si fii
lift
mm
1
Inside Boll WorkJ
!
!flV" visitinc
&r Philadelphia
,y spac, -. now cover over three
ivrcs,i.ii'l;irc filled with Dry Goods,
C tr)cls China, I'liriiiluic, etc. Tho
I, isl ,1-Milion I . a l.iic and beautiful
, ;,i!lrni, to uliich admittance is free.
Tin' I'niimiiii'n- Tiiln.i carrying the money
the Efu-lrte-Lujht Machinery,
for all Machines for Sale.
Jlnr flrcrtisfrnfuls.
DIRECTIONS.
Porcatarrh.haT fever,
oli in tba bfttd, An.,
nirt wit1, the fixirer,
i parlldr r fttit Halm
tn'otha nAflril: draw
troug breath through
i ha diim. It will be
ihfnrhed, cleaning,
nnd healing the die-
aand uittiabratia.
Vnr
Apply particle no
the ear.
; ELY'S CREAM BALM
i IIAY1N 1 RMr.eJ an enriitble lofil rcpura ion,
diipaiiig a'l olhrr preparation! in the vii-intly
j ot difCuvery, , tin it merit alonn, iccognurd ai
ia wf.n leriut rrmw iy wherever knuwa. A fair
trial will cofifince the ni'ift fltcptical of lie cura
tive poarre. It aflrr'ually eleaiitee tba naaal
' panaagee ul CntarihalTtrua. fulnjr haltby ra-re.
'una. alUta inilamtaaliDn and tinution, pruttvu
j mrtnbranal lining" of tba head from additional
; eddo, rinpletely boa l tha in nn I rctrr the
it-nee of taie and eoieH. Ui-nrfi-'i tl rauita are
- ZtiJV?
: "-dd reme Iv lor -1-1 ia the bra I it t uncqut'ed .
f1,e n'" l ay tj on and agracHbte. ft ,ld by
druitti at b coi.te. On rrnflpt nl 6 ocuta
"u'1 pakijctv RfQd f-r i.rcu'jr with full
It furiuation,
KLV. CREAM DALM CO., Owego, X. V.
P-.r le bv t'tn ClearAcl.l Drurct, and by
1 Vhoicni linif:M ffr luraHy.
April th, t.w,
!Jok Irvin Bros.,
Cl'RWKXSVIl.l.K, IM.,
-UKAl.KH'j IN
All Kinds of Merchandise,
Sl CII Ki
Dry (joods, Groceries, Elc.
MAM KviTt RKRS AM) fttUlKIt IX
fiii Aiti: nttr-tt,
AND KVHiV lil filillTloX OP
SAWED LDMBES CUT TO OBDER.
:H
Tbo Only Jliiniifartiirorn In CInrflHd
(bounty of tlio "
NEW PROCESS FLOUR I
H
il.ot ll, f iioi'.i.yit
.ll.HtfH . f .!.!
iT"(jisli paid fur nil kiudn of
('ruin Wheat, lijp, Oats, Klo,
Ciirwm.t 11!, Pi,, . Ion f. If.
HOFFER'S
Cheap Cash Store
IIOKM Ml. I Hill. I;, UHI HI IIHVK.
Clearneld, Pa.,
WII0I.WALK A IIKTAII. UKALKB IX
DUY GOODS,
OtHnpHainn Drraa (lonja nf (he rrry latent altylea.
'Dihn (n part of Cahn.erea, Manrheater
Farfiea, .Alpacaa, atid all tnatnfr of
Fancy Dres? Goods
fltifb a Or ton i. Mohair LuMara. 1'UiJn, Draaa
UinfriiKtni, uraai lanclei of tha very laieal
at; lea, and ax ch-ap aa tbej ean ba i:h
In tbia Btrkt.
NOTIONS,
Cunalitini of (llorei f,r Oanta, Lattiel anj
Mi noa. Hum of all ehe'iVa, Hlk FrinRaa,
Larea, Fancy Dreea BuHona I.b.Hpi
Tiea nt mil ahadra ftnt atylc, Cufii
and Collari, Hlbhona of all kkuda anj
(juatitiea. alerine lajderwear, Trimanian, at,
BOOTS AND SHOES
GROCERIES.
Queensware, Hardware, Tinware,
t'nrpcK Oil Ciolhn,
WALL PAPEll,
LEATHER, HSU, Etc,
Whl.k will be eold aboleiafa ar ralall. Will lakt
Country Produce
la KirUanga for CiooOa at Market Prltea.
WM. J. HorrSH,
'kMrtrl4, Pa., Hop,. t, llatao if.
CTJB
WLATARBH.COi.os.'f.nl
lt'MIWlOiiUI
at es'4' CM.5?'!
' MUli f .1 HjU.-K.-11,
KAI &'IIA.Kima.
HK. I IFR Mi Cl IIH.XT I'll Xl
IVK.N'V.
J .ffcm.in ftrilitM lliill.t-i-i, M.rlitl iirwl.
CVa-n.M I'm'.
Iiiii 1.1. HM.lt
! A Bargain !
FARM FOR SALE!
Ttte uiilrrituatt offi-ntl irt atf aalMhal vl
xbi Una aituaiad in OKA HAM 1 UW.N-II I C,
Clorf.tll ntuniy, knuwa oa Iba
Ciitlnlu 123 ?ri, ftfl of uHlrh ara rlvart!,
atiJ ha in therenn frrctatt a lanro fraiut J wall
ing buor. Iarit frame burn, an 'I (ha oitirr raoti
ta J outl.uilttit g', tK)thcr villi a lrrff OfeliarJ,
gimii waiter att TSa prnpttrtjr will ba itilj ud
vrr tifr farm fur furthar tartieti)ari inquire
of iba Mibx'rittor, in peritiD, or by Ifttrr.
KKANK FIKLD1NO.
Clrvtrflel.l, Pa , March iitU, 1 KHU 1 1
LIME ANDPLASTERI
Mechanical &a& Agricultural Lin
cf iht Very Boat Llako !
Lcvr Xlatoa of Freight on
Full Car Loads.
I A Nil PI.ASTKH.-W e irllllCa) uRtrnnd
A l.lailer ill li.w nrir.a ),v lh par luad. Id
a k i ri ar "I lata eakliralaj plaalrr aa enitiiarad
villi ilia Ni,vorti i,r ahiia p aaler, tha OraD(;
Jililt Ce., f'ilbll.h..a Of Ilia Amrrira Ayrirullur.
tit, IU. "'Iliara la mi iliflarnona ; (ha prloa if
Ilia oalv a-innidaratlnn." A'lilrra.
AI.EXANUKU A CO.
Af.ll! tiltl. Il;,n. ll. llrluol-, Pa.
Agricultural Implements !
ITAKI! itii rifjili 'il nl ituiift 1 1-g ilnrf it) vt4
hn' 1 luivp ;he aoory uf (tie
16 iM!K s: y e:
Mower, P. caper and Thresher,
Mn4laciirfl b ACt.TM AN t (' 1.. Caul,,!,, ft.
I in aim nl t.ir the calf l.raUd
.Smith licti.l Chilled Plow
,f..f, rt!u la D f piitiprnt I he abova hid
ai'ttr-r fall on or ml Ira- me btfor ptiri-ha 10
ZACIIAKIUI Mt NAI'Ii,
Juiit 3, I fit i It Ourwnnlle.
Jlow ors and Itoaipern!
K Y. BPvOAVN,
ci.K,nrir;i,i), - - pa.
'plIK aohpcrlbi-r hai tha WALTKK A. WOOD
I M(WKH and UKAl'UHS for aa'c, beHdaa j
Machine rvpatir ;'t tbe uic. Aim llOHSK HAY
K A K K- and all k ind ol farming imp'e meota.
pWill eXi'liaoue above fur UOHhKJ or '
C A 1 I.K, KfU very n-w fjr eaeb. j
FRESH MEAT I
If ILL aiao continue the buU-heric bii&eil.
M Mnmi market in tha plaining mill oflirta, on
Pine atreet. Kreh meat every Mm. Jay, Woduea.
day, Fridwy and Saturday uitirnlnga. Vnur pat
ronagc ia reitpjctfolly alicitv I.
K. W. BROWN,
I'cr M. '. llRonw.
ClearCeld, fa., June lit, IftM-Siu.
The Kslcv
Oraii
Krum Morth toPMith. from Kat.1 In lV(t,
1 he l-ntey tirifnna are the Heat."
lTHKN a Company, be Ipgititnite wanufen.
M tlir aod actail proUaolija, reinbea the
umtr l
100,000
la proo.ee of ooaeeeetlr. aumtieriox, It ia ao
eveat wkiob deeetvra mora lb ia a p.ti.iD men
tioa or eaaual reniark. It urana vera muob la
UDaajr arava. It indioataa
tlrat. A blfrh boaioaa, atandin, and gooj
rpputatioa for probity ant fair dealiog.
Hcrond.-aA rer; high repntatloa fur ifaalllj
of woik, la
TONE,
WOKKMANSHIP.
l)t:flABll,ITy.
Third. A vara eiteoalra aaitaio of manufja-
lure.
IVe fiirni.b aoy make of Orana or Pianna.
W. W. CRICK, Aleut.
Cuiwanavllle, Pa., Mar 21, 1 ss I J,.
HARNESS! HARNESS 1 1
77i(a Van for four llarnt
IV toq want to .tiide vnor own ialerett, do not
fell to eall at A.VDKKH IIAKIViCK'S II A K
N KKS f HOP, oa Matkat alreel, next dnor to Jubo
A. Slcek'a tvbaeeo etore, Cleartlelil Penn'a.
THE t ArTS ARK Til A T
All Rr.t-ela.a work ia di.ne at
IMHVriCK'H.
ATeala fool ell atiJ aale srea.e et
ll IIARMICK'J.
DiiuMe a t.il lit Ria liaiae,. of aM kin. la nt
IIAKH ICK S.
Rlilhilt a.ildlea ..(all kind, at
IIARWI0K8.
ar Beta and kot.e eofera of all klnie at
J ' IIARHH'K'8
lf bl.' ol all kind, afid a. lew a, 11 erola at
M IIAHWIUK'H.
T arreia of all kind, made lo or.lrr at
11 IIAIlWH'K'i.
A II kind, of eiiilar, at b'ltti.m ptlce. at
j'V IIARHHK'3.
Kemeutber -an X L N T Hue of hnr.e fumiah
in .'! t- IMItWICK rl.
rill keep and make all aiid. cf liiml.e,- bae-
araaal IIAKWICKB
T'TJ an t all otliar kii.d. bf,inKi,f all..aeat
I1AHW ICK .-i
(I' tn' a It. ,i. I.e., ai d inlril,.,ira l.ni.r. nn b n t
I ei- llARWli K'S
Kne. n.bfe, knee dn.ler., and aerrene i.f all
kh.de .1-.- IIAKH lik e)
f J"b wwk aul rivailirr. p..-.ai-li altand'd tt.
Heui'tnlier Hie elmr- ln Hl.aw'a rim, nn Ma. a.!
eltec-, l..'l.ern llie Man. Ion ll.'iiar and i be M,w
lliiii.e, :inarllel I, I'eim a
Ma, 1H, l. o ,
YOU CAN
Save moneY
IN HDVINil rot'R U.HUH FROM
Geo. Weaver & Co.,
HRro.N'U 'Titrt;T,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
IjEAI.KIIS in
Dry Goods, Notions,
Bonis? Shoes, Hatsf Caps,
GROCERIES,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Ac, 4c.
Al.HO,
FLOt'R, PISH,
BAC0.V, HAM, IALT, DAIS, COpV,
C1IHP, E0.
Ibaoktal for peat feeore ate laaita lha pablla
te eall and aea oat larae aad aaw atoek of gonda,
ablah a will dlanoao f at reaaonabla rale, for
aaab, or aaebaara for wontr prodaaa.
Pollto and au.allta alaekl la wail apoa 701,
and price, dewa law.
OEOrtOI WEAVER A CO.
Clearleld, Pa , April tl, 1HI tf.
! "al
1 I&te&WZft
j ljaQ
Siitrhfllfr - pons' tfirruu
irnnTnnmmn m
ftiiLMnrijjLU. o unMi.dULi m
Tln'V I :.cu liriiily tHld:!ii d tlirnim-lrit as ? cmsuientiium huwmcu, and
nriy tlieir al v-r I'l-iiia-ni n imt tn tho letter." Hartford (CI.) Ctnranl.
THE CUOW.YLXG S&Y&1T10X!
BinHElLlB & II
Or cat Inter-Ocean
A mi kikk of Twelve Firsi-Class Stos in One,
CV.lsi (Mill I'I'll I i i;ta lit ir
jCompIeie Museura,Menag,erie and Circus,
aa lliuuw i
Wliicli t'r va-ilnoH, nUrdi'livenem
ii , - .anmlllllaai. V , - -a
r
A . P!
Tho Whole World in Tribute,
Transput UmI cinlimivi ly un i!
ii Monster Palace Railway Trains 3
And reprefeuilng an ncful i.ot!;iy ofovr ONE
aurprtrca ani irnMion limn were aver b-lr o-iBbinod ui It vne tntan 'Hit 'it.
MONSTER MILLMAIKE MENAGERIE,
Mi re Rr Wild fiat tbun evt-r lf..fa aihi'lted order one ii.vaa.
AT CLEARFIELD, SATURDAY, JULY 23D, 1881!
KXCI.t 1 V K ZOt ll.OC 1CA I. l"K ATTKI'S, not lo l,c hth in ,,y other uliuw :
Poaltivelj tl.eotily rf,nttr.rn if tb a rare - rriea ewr .Ue. d et. evbibitia0, ami U otul .Mieitl'.n iba
jfiaelei! tulnf rm.oaiijr tioar c nDtc:fd Willi nny Mrrj(TiR. '
PEltFORMlNG ELEPHANTS
I'-tf .teu.trj( all lb liitli-ri-iit rj-erirf.
GENUINE BLOOD-SVEATING HIPPOPOTAMUS.
TOX THO nORXEl) HAIRY RRIMJl'ERUS!
ARCTIC AQUARIUM
Of Living Marino Monsters,
Kmhraein. SKA I.K1X.1, KKA Kl.EI'11 NTS, and otler rare am.bll.i.,u rtraglioaY
'mum msm i
A Con.lellate.l llj!a,T nf lr Ani,io and luiiralrlaa Slara, laoladin
mrr:, ::::: :r
"ZAZEL." THE HUMAN CANNON BALL
.,",0 a k.l.Klkl.1 H IHH, klln,l.f,.l..ed and ber Irt .n7l,;,T
aaoka, alia will ernea and ee.emaa the w,ra, ride a bleele, walk apoa .title
and aerom. ll.h ether tniraenlnot leala rever brlore dreamed of '
AN Al l HKMiXIl PAHAI.I.KI,. Wolttis KAN, TU
I'lifCRlllK IT.
GENUINE TRIBE OF SIOUX INDIANS,
Healed ba WHITI: Ll.HVU." of r.lllnS Hull , l.,l.
PRINCE SATSUIYIAS' ROYAL JAPANESE CIRCUS.
100.000 Stud or Tralii'J Aral.lan SUlltlons,
$10,000 Troupe of Performing Dog. . A Oroupo of Genuine ZDLDS.
FIVE GREAT CLOWNS,
ftefr.tirf all '"'"'','jJ'JK'2 Jeri )ciC5j5JaBS 'a l"A TIKKmHI, '
Thrco Military Bands,
prof..,ln,. I,a , f.11 ,, '
MAGNIFICENT FBEE
Pallj at A. M. faparlleled la eliiane. and Itandear. Iba tne.t lll.h.at MallJ.. P..i
wiln,,.. po.aie.l, , .,. .,,.,. H ,., ."; V"
ll...lrateeafado,.a.l,n Door, oneo at I aad f P. kl. Patformaaaaa al I ..I a
Tzxm oistxjy 1110 snow.
CEARFIELD, SATURDAY, JULY 23D, 1881.
and Wfiuiflfrlf difrtisfnifnt.
imnnniv ttitv ooj
i
nnd (iriinulitv li i never bci'n cq'iulk'd
'a
-..':.'.
MILLION iK'I.LAf. Kml.rar'pg more novelllea,
9,
Till: 0M.1
-I '-"r" " l-mbiar., I, ,.,
STREET PARADE.
V! A
'VAN. I
W at.V I
m
1
JJfu: ai'trllsfrnftils.
AHNOI.I) HAS ADVA.NCKI)
Prices of Shingles,
SlIAVKI AND SAWKI)
Ca'wen-a il.e, Jaa II, '7k If.
Sheriff's Sale.
)Y rlrtna nf Wrlta mt Vrnriitioni v.. .,,,,,
J J iaHl aut f tba Cort if Ctitouni ii Pta. 'uj
Ciiarl.U ix untr, aud to Die itlr-tt, I M
potw in pui'lts aale, ul the t'mirl lli.iiao ,b ,t
I'l rtiUktlt ul t'iaartii'J t. on
Friday, July I A, Ikni,
At I o'rlofk P. W , lha fotlt.wina; drrriUa r,
a. late, to mil t
All that oerlaio trarl cr kra uf laud mar th
fillatfa of Trout lUe, Brad UwtikLifj, ll. .ti,,;j
euit M.v, 1'a., ItOHbded and deantbod aa ((.ilium
On tlie eaat j land of Jacob Weaver, tin iu
tat bjr land of Htary L. HTeafer and jiati i,f
land ul Kunta aod U inter, on lb aorta by Un.i.,1
F rede flea K-.hler, and on tbe eouh heiarniiei
Andrew Kuarr, ea-ajeaiiii.ie; una (tun ! red aic r,
atluttaua, and bat 104 a(."ul t"enif fl,e a-Tra
etaarrd, ttte hnUfjoa o ivitro.t mra titn'tar.
A LSi 1,
Another )(ce of Ino 1 ia raine tiwnibi-, (ar
tillefjeof Trutvill, bunoded un tha eat an.)
aouib b land af Cbm Korb, on tha wen e;
pul.llo road and on tbe aunb by Itndi uf Ainlr.,
Millar and Henry laiaiau, enr,juf na; ai ar'--
II rlcurtd.
ALf0,
Four tula ul tfrnuii I in ibi aiiM-s.l tiit,.a
ul Truimiila, btiuDded aud dt-a rini-j a. itl
luwi: All baina; on tue la.-rili f Vi,iLl ir-
and bii'n 111 ty fet fnmt ajwh on Caroline xtrtci,
and running baek iiltt (t-rl t an apey.aL I kit .n
lu .an o: laid village of Truulville ai 0ta ,.,
21, kl and 3 t. in tied. Ukeo in eiputioo it 4
to La '.d aa ike lata r-'pirly of J. V. Cfi,.lc.
Tmiia or 8 in. Tha prioe or anu at a.i fa
tha irurtv aball ) triitk tiff ir tat be paid atiln
time ut eale, -T ui'l. .tier arranfrenoma tui Ir tt
will ba apfiroved, olIiLraiot' Lbe fujn rlT w;ti in
in.mr(ti)el.r put up and aul-i x tiu at tbe eipcn-a
atid riak uf tba prraon lu Wfn.ni it waa etrucx utt,
and ho, in eaeo ol U:iieurj a( auck rc imr,
thai: u.ake pxnl tiie aaiua, anl in nu imt.i.ci
will ti-e iJeed ba preaealed In Cuart fur eoaf.rn.e
tin iir.kt-i l lie uut'T U avtuH-llv paiu to iu
hbentl JaHk-S MAlUI-i-KV,
t'amtiirr itiic. j ba.f,u
l a. .! , Sj lH f
OPEN FOR ALL!
LOTS OF
New Goods,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Come to Frenchvi;le!
IIlAVK ju-t tucvivnl tlio liir,i
stock of ((node; cvor biDtiifli" (,
t. la jam noctlon ol tlie county, nbiili I
will null fitronsh or produce u clii'.ii
as tlicy can lie h iujlit i Urn hen-. lv
UtOCk CtltlKislt. ,.f
DY fiOOI)S,
Gniccrifs. BnolsSliocs,
Hardware,
Nails- a Specialty
liciidv Made Clolliini!.
A lull ntock of FISH. Suit in hirstt
or an.iill Rack, or hy II hnircl
CROCKERY WARE,
stono or clav. I) t KENS WA l.'K, all
styirs Dnd quality. In ahort, 1 l,vt
cvcrylliini; needed hy tlio fniiiior, tl.o
ini'clinnie, tlit- luli!ircr, or flnytnily
clsrt, nhielt I n ill a-ll juat a clifMpna
tlio ooilit cun Ik .i,reliiit'.l any wl:t'rt
olac. Pli'iino call Vi nd examine my
goods and ..ic. iV-lum invot ii'
elttttwliere.
I. M COl' I) HI FT.
I'ri'tichville, 'a., Mur. i. 'RI if.
The Kcws From
MOORE'S?
THEY HAVE JDST RECEIVED
- THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Boots and Shoes,
JJats aod CapJ
That Ever Came into Ihe
County,
ATlIIEMtSTtI.J',H(l()M(),l
OPERA HOUSE,
:i li, '." Hi . 'Imiki .
Cteattel I. I'a . f-t.l. SJ. nan ,
Live Let Live
IS OUR MOTTO .
'I11IK pul.lle I. u,,, a..ile1 laal one ei.l fe
X "'"ek uf
la all It. ,tF,i ,i,ir , t i. .,M
al li.wer ptieea thaa .l.awbere, at
GUINZBURG'S
IteliaUc Clolhing Slorc.
Weslern Hole! Corner,
OlaBAIl VI X3 XjXJ. I'A.
Cotrpetltlea la tha Ilia of l.o.ln.M. anj eat la "I
lllea lor aailareeltiaa alhara eanaa ua lo rear
aatea tba feet. Oar loaf, aiaadlnf '
ea.inaaa teetlflee te ita rellaMlitr.
Tha.lle, lae ealUia for sa.t faxf.a. eill
la attr beat la aa.rit a eoatiaaaaeeaf tlie .aiar
L. GUINZBimG
Old Western Hotel Cornerb
HAVE YOU HEARD
SpringSumniEr Clothing
CLEARFIELD, PA,
Ari w, iMi-tf.