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THE REPUBLICAN.
" C'J.KA HK1 1'.XA), FA.
WKDNKSDAY MOHNINO, JULY 17, 1181.
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l.ril'T, Parlor. h.r.loet .Tary b.bbath tt 104
A. M., una 't
Mtliliath School at f A. M.
I'rayer Meetiat; evarjr WadnvadaT, at TJ P. M
t'.iua union Hertlee, flrit Habbatb or- .vary
,,.(,nth, el A. M.
Weal Cltorflcld M. E. Church. ReT.
ls.iiua D. Aocs, Paetor. Preachia erery
alternatl buB.le,. al s 0 olock, V. M. buaaay
S luxil at 21, r. Al. All art In'tita to aUead.
Preen) terlaa .'liurdi--IleT.il. g.Bm.sa.
.-ial.bath eerTlces morning and evevint; 8ab
imiu School at V A. M. Prayer MaettBg Wadnoa
.av avenlnr.
Itaiitlat Church. Rtf. , Pastor.
''all,eih behoul ata P. M. Prayer Maaliog .i.ry
11 i-iotadey trialBg.
ft. franela' Church t'ttliollr Rar. P
r.uaainAN. Iiivioa aervlca at 10) A. oa
ha first, tbird and fourth auBUayaof aaoh moDth;
Vespers and DeBadietion oftba lileaaad Haeramaot
at TVoloea, P. M Honda Bobool e,try fiuaday
afternoon at a o olook.
OI'FKIAL DIRECTOHV.
T1HR VP lOLDlIS QUABTKS .SWOBI OOPS.
eooad Monday of Jaaaary.
Third Monday of Marob.
Tlrat Monday af Jooa,
Fourth Monday of tsepttmbtr.
f las or aoLDjas comrtom plrar.
Fleet Monday of Jnne.
Hooond Monday of November.
roaLio orrioaaa.
t'm'i4 Stein aa(ore J. Donald CamaroR
llnrriannrs;, ItaojjbiB aouBty ; John I. Mitchell,
V, ellabnro, Tioea oounty,
ronpraa Kx-Ooaeraor Afidra j.Cortla,
IMIaltnla, ('antra oauoty.
Srnalor Hoo. Cyrus T. Alelauler, UrllafoBte,
t'rnlra county.
Aitrmbiy Hob. JutBta Klynn, Smith's Milla,
Cl'.rnelfi ootinly.
Pr..idnt Jndge Hon. Cbarlaa A. Mayer,
. ok llafan,
.!t(tanf In Juilg. Hon. John H. Orvll, of
.iellefonte
.l.torinre Judy. Ahram Ogd.a, Clearflald)
I'inteot B. Holt. Clearfield.
Prollionotory Jainta Krrr.
Ilryi$l.r and fleeorrfer Qeorge M. Forgaeoo.
'Vfo.arer Pbillp Dotta.
IHilriet Alter. J. P. MeKenriea.
Shrnf Jamaa Mahar7i,y.
lirvuiv .VAertV P. I. Ibomoton.
r'oanty Jjaroryor tiamaal F. MoOloakay, Cur
, -n.iil'la.
Cmnti Committiouert C. W. Kylar, Graham-
tnn P. 0.; Klab Johnaton, UrauplaD 1MIU a. U.)
John Xnrrla, Sr., Curwenavllla.
rmmian'oaera' C lar Jacob A. Pauat.
I'oaolo Aorfilora William V. Wright, Clear
(1-1 i: Joseph Uilliland, Tbrat Sunt
J. 8. N
, Woodland.
t'oawfy 7oror Jamai A. Moora, Clcarfleld.
Jury CoeiBtiaaioBsra Andrew J. Jackfoa, Clear-
fjel.l.
, ClearttolJ.
.S'psn-e(arfeal o 'aid's Scaoolt
H. L. Me-
U-jnwn, Claarnold.
A'aiarisa Publir Prank A. PlsmiBg, Wm.Ra-U-!,nui:h,
Cyrua Gordon, Oleardeldj Joaeph K.
lr.it,,. 1. E. Arnold, Curwenatrille J. A. Llring.
Ii,tltnla Cite.
Sltrtif H'ai'sale ! Jfaasawa Tkomai
tMrty, office at DuIioU, Pa.
Mo-
VI-, OFCOUIISEI
Hill loti uka whaat, oats or euro far lub
.'r:(tnc 1" Wt are ofton in(nlred of io tbls way
bt I-Iter fr-m patrons who reside at a dislanoe
f,. i i rk-arRaM. Ws afela aay yaa. The reoelpta
,.' a rej.r.rail-l marnbiint or Built OWBeT In the
, i,,ity. will answer na Just aa wall as tha easb.
T" illlustrele : If any of our patrons will delieer
ii- n t:ra of train at tho mill of Joseph H. tirelb,
i : i Lest township, lloraoe l'itohin. in Lutaaida,
'!' um.it II. Porcey, in Uraham, Wm Porter or
v 'i. In I.nwreiiao. or llrown Bcyiara,
K . htun. l'ni-n townaliip, and forward their
t,.,'p;s tor the anount, we 'will aradit tkato on
tl.nr ot-coont lor the aunt, lo tl.ia way all may
,.., a hat thcr owe. If the? will puraaa thia
aiir.a.
Jitf-Advertiser and othcrii will bear
io mind that all attialea intended for pukUoatloD
in this tinner a oat be banded la. utt later than
Tut. Jay, at V A. M. Don't forget It I
Ni-u motin hutt evening.
Si c ttihertiscment of niaehinery for sale in
tlii;- luljier.
im a as - -
Six Hs-t-ial wlicemen wei-e put on duty on
Siiturditv nnd Monday.
Watermelons aaaair( d in our mnrkel hist
ei k. untl Hold al :B and 4tl ecnla.
. w
A inr loud of lJomeslic Sewing MaihineR
r.-eeived thia week at II. A. Kratavr 'a.
A new plank walk htm been laid In the
alley from .Market afreet to the UK-k-up.
The ruin on Moniey afternoon did a good
net in settling the blinding clouds of dust.
Henry Mritlge, of thia borough, has been
ai)itited Jury Commissioner, rice Win. H.
llrnM n, deceased.
A new house of worship la nlwut being
completed by the Methodist Episcopal enn
Kiegation at Hontrdule.
TeliplHiiile communication betwetn this
plate mill Dulliiia ia ono of the prolmhlc
things of the near future.
The lisl of jurors drawn for the Heptenils r
Term of Court will lie found In another col
umn. There will be two wecka of Court.
The iiipointmciitR of HiiK-rint-ndcnt Me
liown for the Kail examination of tenchera
is published In another column of Uiia paper.
The Auditora' report of Jlie School funds
of I.iwrence township and Iatwrence. Iiule
lientlent district la published in to-day'
!':I"-r- m . r
.huh McCnlloitgh.a former green groeery
mmi. or ClearOeld, was in town on the day
of llati hcller ft Doris' abow and also waited
fur the ''big show.''
flue of "Jersey" Hnyder'a ahade trees, on
Third street, broke off during the Ji ind storm
on Montlay nflcrnomt. II hud liccn partially
broken off by n previous storm.
The mills of the IVnnsvlvnnia 1'ulp and
r.i r Comptuiy.at Lock Haven, were burned
List Friday morning. Ixisa, flfUl.lK"!; insur
ance ls-tween rWKW and $7n.(HK).
Mr. Thomaa Collin, of Philadelphia, one of
the Collins llrothera, who were the contract
ors on the T. & (.'. Hnilrond, was in ton n yea
terday, the guest of Henntor Wallace.
'- iaa e
The Light Hunning Ihimeatir Hewing M
chine, for simplicity, durability, reliability,
strength anil la auly, has no etituil. Harry. A
Kratzer ia agent for Clcarllcld county, lit
Our fiimicm are now harvesling an e
irllrtit eroji of rimhI hay. Both in iiiantily
and quality it excels that of former yearn.
New hay is selling in market at per ton.
I(. II. Hhow, of thia place, ith l- """I
untl another gentleman from Philiiburg.
left fur a tour to Colorado on Montlay. They
nil! nmhnhlT visit California, before their
n-tiini.
. aa- a a. -
Mra. John I. Patterson, Mra. S H I.nlilel,
and Mastera Hnrvey I.iddel and (ieorge II.
1! d. nil of this plai, left on Tnesduy moni-
iiil! to spend a week Rl the seashore, their
objective point lieiltg tb--an drove.
Avert Hair Vigor reatorea the color and
ttimuhnea the growth of the hnir, prevenla
if from falling off, and greatly incrcasca Its
beauty. It has a delicate and laating per
fume, ita ingredienta are harmless, and for
the toilet it ia iineiliallctl.
Mr. Kli llhsitn, of thia borough, will remove
I" liulkiia, where he will aunerintend the
lart-e hnlcNif Mr. John DtiMola He dealrea
10 rent hit residence nn I'ine street, already
furnished, t a family without children. He
Mm-la to go alamt the l.MIl of Aiiguat.
The JuniaiR Valley C'anipmeeling will con
'nicnt Newion Hamilton, Tuewlay, Anguat
I'iih. The grounds are very attractive, and
Israona desiring to procure tellta, should Rp
P'.v lo K. M. King. President of the Asao-ei-iiion,
who can le ndtlrewsed at Newton
11 iiiiilion. '
Mm Lltnnor Wrigley, relict of the late
'm. Kuy Wrigley, died at het home In Ihia
"""iiifh last Friday morning, after linger
hut illm-aa. Her remalraa were taken to the
emu lery at llradford church for burial on
bi'iiiluy forenoon. The drwaaed trai aisler
to Jolm Korria, Sr., on of out Count Com
"lonrra.
The reiriilnr qtinrterltr nirtlnic of the
ruuttiiui (.raniir ariU ntwt in Mixhaiilui Hall,
on niurwluv, Annual 4th, lnx,t S ?. w
a
A tcli Kram uii rtwlMHl hi-rt- from Ilotitz-
ilali? on Huniluy flnlt fl liitlr (iirla, wliolwd
mine fur lie-mi on KutiirUity liwl, were liwt,
nollilnn lmvinn bwn aeru or lleard of tlirln
i to nine o'elca k on Huntley inoruiiijj.
, Ltrtl, and Littlf. t'lnilnon Nattmliiy
lire all aniund tiwn on Runday, lutd "llig
running nn Mnndny, llh all the eun
ilitlalea ItikiiiK ll in ud the "devil" yelling-
r.ir en.y, nutltr h hitppy time for tli
editor. Ixwn etlKiuteuiinta lit one unil the
name time In the future.
The Light Kuuning Doiueatie Hewing Ma
tin lie luw H Hell-aetting needle wliit-li eunniit
lie et wrung, mid whith will lie rvtxigiiizeri
u an iniproveuient in the right direttliui.
The neetlle la aelf-aetting In every -uw of
the word, and w not tleM-tiilent nn atnnrk on
the neeille-liar, u in oilier maihiiu-a. at
a. e i -
Will the erudite editorol the (Vfiwn inforlu
hi few reiuli ra why he Demist in culling it
hitniore" I'nrk, mid w here he gt ta ru
thority for the Riime when alltidiug to Wit
mtr l'ark in thia borough, (live honor to
whom honor la due. On the original plan of
the lairoiigh the name unpenra an Witnier.
A Furmthtd Houoe tor Rent. Mr. Ell Rloom
wiaht-n to rent hit jmijjerty on I'ine afreet, in
thia hnrougli, to a fttnilly without children.
The house 1m well furnished and hna all the
modem eiiuvt-tiit-ncea desired. The homa?
will lie rented already furnished. Apply
soon to Mr. Hloom, who intemlH removing to
IhiKoia City.
Tht Light Running "Domeitic" Sewing Ha-
chint. hi it tvmstriii-tinn the matter of
litrubililg h:ia heen nirefully considered. All
the working iarta are made of the very lieat
material and ew hartlened. It ia the mtiat
iltirulile Family Hewing Machine ever invent
ed, nnd fhaUi-nurHcnmiNiHson w ith othcra, in
this resiiect. 7-13-:t.
List of letters remaining uneluiiucd in tin
Postofllce at C'leurfU-ld, Pn., for the week end
ing July 2.", 1HH1 :
Casjier 11. (inihutii, William tiilliapie (3),
Ctirtiu Irwin, Annie K..lohlisou. II. W. l'hiliit,
.1. W. Piiltiicr. Kdwurd Whining, II. C. Wng-
ncr.
P. A. 0A17LIN, P. M
Mint Inaptctor. Thomas K. Adiims, of
Hickory township, McnsT county, has laim
npiMiintctl Mine InssMlor (for the term of
lour yearn) of the third district of hilumrnons
coal mines, comtMised of the counties of Iaiw-
rcnee, Mcm-r, Crawford, F.rie, Warren, V
nnngn, Forest, Jefferson, Clnriotl, Cameron,
Cl.-u.ll. Id, Elk ruitl McKenn.
lititing tht llattltfittdt.Ht. J. P. Hiin-h
field, nctsintianicd by his wife, la now aWut
on a visit to his old trumping ground, the
hattlclli lds of (lctt)sblirg, Hull Hull, Ami
tarn, etc. (Juitc r nnmls-r of the (imnd Army
Isiys from Clciirlield and Curwensville left on
Hutilriloy moruinglast to attend the Eni'ump-
inent this week at Gettysburg.
. e aw i
A young man from the "lliilges" named
Pcterinau, picket! a quarrel w ith tome of the
mcu engaged at loading tho ears of Kobin
aousMiowoii Montlay niglit, alio m-lore he
could In rescneil his head was tattooed like
thill ofa native Feegee Islander. He lodged
in the lM-k-tip, und on Tncsiliiy morning
hearing was given him Is'l'ore "Squire Connelly.
In default of lautl he was sent to the county
prison until he-coubl hear from his friends.
iaa aa -
Dedication. The Lutheran Church at Nc
Millliort, t.'lenrtleld eotinlv, Pa., which has
lieen lately remodeled and beunlified, will la
reeotrsecTuted im Hundny July lst, Ihhi.
The conaecnition acmion will lie prenche.1 by
Rev. J. II. Williuma, of Hagcrslown, Mary
land, a former pastor of the congregation.
There will abm la; M-rvici on Saturday and
Sunday evenings. The people in the vicinity
of New Millport, nnd nil others, are cordially
invited to attend these aenieea, which we
trust will prove interesting nnd Instructive.
l'AHTim.
Tha Wonderful are. The most brilliant
features of the Itntcheller 4 llorla Show,
which apM?arcd here on Saturday last, was
the remarkublc performances of thnt peerles
nrtiste, Zaxel. Her walking on a slender wire
was truly rnurvcloim, evincing a moat aubtle
grnee and attratliveui-saof manner, while htr
grnnd leap from the top of the eanvaa to a
net placed Mow elicij.-tl the admiration of
all. Hazel's most nstoiiislitng uispiay 01 nerve
w aa in la-ing tired from a huge cannon iuto
mid-air, and alightuig safe anil, unharmed.
She receive the largest salary of any woman
in the profession. For two years Zazel was
the reigning star of Ixmdon, anil of Paris for a
like period. Personally, Zatel ia Raid to he
a very charming and accnnipltehed young
lady. t
Tht Shunt . Clearfield has hail a surfeit of
shows for the past few dnya, and they were
alsive the average of itinenint circuses and
menageries, both In accommodations nnd
management.
Ilatcheller ft Doris' allow, shich exhibited
on Satunluv, notwithstanding the bad name
that many gave it on nifonnt of ita yisit to
this plat twoyenra ago,acitiittcd itself well.
The atrect pnrude in the morning was one of
tho finest that was ever made In Clcarfleld.
EvervlKxIy who attended the exhibition pro
nounced it to 1 aatisfacniry and lwtter than
any show that haa pitched ita tent in Clear
field for many a day. The honorable trans
actions of the managers, together with the
character and variety of exhibitions, left for
theui a goml name.
aa e aa,
A Snakl Stor.A lloul.ilale lady w rite
to her uarenla at Hcllefnnte, and the JMcmo-
erat gives currency to the following horrible
story nlKiut a Swedish miner residing at
HnutHlale who went to the mountains In
search ofls-rries on Sunday. Not returning
home In due time search was mnde for him,
when be was found dead wilh innumerable
rattlesnake, fiistened l and feeding npon
bis body. The searching party had much
difficulty ill dislodging the snakes so as to
recover the btsly, and then only aueeeeded
tiller building a fire around them and the
frcc use of nrcunna. The man in hia search
for berries had evidently invaded one of the
haiintft ol these datlgenilts reptileii, whonsn
ally gather in mass in chosen locnllticA, nnd
fell a victim to their united assaults.
a aw
Fatal K. K. Accident near DuBoit. The I)u
Hois (Vfiirt'er, of last week, contains the fol
lowing account of a fatal accident which
happened to an employe of the Low tirade
Kailrond: "I.at Saturday alsmt noon aashiftiT
engine Nil 71 wan coming out the aiding
leading to kochester and Sandy Lick minea,
Wm. K. Culhera missed hia fiwthohl in aU
tempting to atep nn the pilot of the engine,
nnd fell in front of the wheels. The track
wheels passed over his leg tearing it tn shreds.
He wot helped on the engine and brought
up to the depot, but In a short lime his young
life was ended. The young man wna from
Hf vnnldavlllo, a brother of Scott Cathera, of
DttMoia, ami had lieen on the road aliout six
months. Ilia Isiily was taken to Hcynnlda
ville for Interment. Tspiiee Taylor held an
mineral resulting in a verdict in accordance
with the alsive statement."
iaa a aaw '
A Sad Kittakt. While John Stewart was
squirrel hunting near Bellevernon, Westmore
land eoiuily. on Friday morning week, ne
heard and saw something moving In the
leaves on tree Hint had lately blown down.
Snp)iaing thia to be a squirrel and fearing It
would get away l rore ne cottiii tee it ata
tlnctly he fired at the moving leaves and im
mediately heard something fall so heavily
that he thought he had shot eoon, and
hnrrvllu around Ihe tn found thai he had
shot Frank MeFall, who was lying on hia
bock Insensible. MeFall was almut H years
old, and wna hunting. Stewart wna not ac
quainted with the boy nor did he know he
wawhnntlng In the woods at all. Mi Fall did
not apeak after the ahooting and died at 9
r. M., Ihe same dny. Several shots entered
Ihe tknll near the temple and riossed through
the brain and werelyingjust Inside the skull
on the opposite aide of t he head. An inquest
was held, and Ui verdict ws thnt rnina
MeFall enmo to hit death in eonsequenca of
balm ahot aaxndciitlT by John Stewart
I giwiiatewy Brrtld awe! Trtbvm. '
ANOTHER SUNDAY FIRE I
THE SHAW HOUSH! IN RUINS
THflllTKR BtlKIAlIK" tVUKKKl) KOlll.V.
A re Imikxrfiti in lUf- nwl of the Blmw
llniinf, wtiipiwl by -Hlieriff IVnU. on the
tv.ruer of MiirkH hi id Fiwt BlrwU, Wm
minuU after 4 oVloek on Himday afternoon,
di'ntroving it and two old frame buildiiifo
uwljnininx, out on the emtt, fmntiux on
Murkct Blnft, ofcupifd tw a law office by
l8i-ail Ttt, Kw., and nlno hy C. L. linm-tt
and a dwulliiiK house fruntiiift on Pint itreet,
omipied an n renidcnoe hy Frank X. Fleming.
The tire U Ulievcd to have oriniimu-d in or
nar the attie from nome deftn-t In Uie flue
leading from the kitthen range.
Tho nn wan confined to the build. ngx.
alwve nniucd. altbbtigh for a time, owing to
the dinrtiou of the wind and thu dry condi
tion of the roof, the town was in itumim-nt
danger of dM ruction. The Are wm stopped
on the imrtlr aide, at the reHidciit of A. U
Shuw, on the cant at the building occupied
by Fred. Iliuig, where wet cnrpcU and wuter
and the heroic cfl'ort of men on the roof
prevented thenjprciMl of the flumea.
Tho handsome renidence of A. B. Bhaw,
buut of tire-brick and covered with a slote
roof, on First utreet, adjoining the burning
building, wiM dumaged to the amount of be
twecenHKJiuid $1,(HK), but u fully covered
by imunujcc.
The nuidtHces of Joseph Rhaw, Mrs.
Klixalieth Irwin, and Mr. Momop'a ntore
building, acrow Market street, were saved on
..a-mint of the wind Ciirrjing the burden of
the beat in another direction.
The gncHts of the hotel mved all thrir
eftiM'tfl, and uuwt of the furniture wan remov
ed. There wtw an inmiranpe of fH0,(KX) on
tho building, und (1,(HHI on tbe furniture.
The hotel building was a brick one, and
the beat hotel building in town. All the
proerty destroyed belonged to the entute of
(be lato Kit-hard Shuw, Hr.
A telegram waa sent to Tyrone for their
tlremcn and engine, but the order wan coun
termanded fd wut the time they arrived at
Kat Tyrone. A locomotive bad to lie fired
up, and being Hnnduy it took some time for
the nieniliem of the fire department to get
together. Altout one hundred men of tbe
CunveuMville Hook and Ladder Company
were ready to rcHjKHid if their services were
reajuircd. Aim, the JMiiijlmrg boys and
delegation at Itigler station were ready to aid
in mi. Killing tbe flame and saving pmterty
To all of the above organisations we take
the lilterty of returning the thanks of the
town, for their kmdncta. in tendering their
wen ices, which will be remembered and ap-pwhtte-d
all the same as though they had
leen here.
Tbe KnhiuHon Brothew, maiiagcra of the
Old John icibinion Hbow;" which arrived
on Sunday morning, are entitled toenjecial
mention for thHr services and the good work
done by tbe nttachees of the show. They
were to be, found on roofs and in the hottest
placet, during the fire. AH honor to the "Old
John llobinwrn Hhow ! Heidea the generous
patronage tendered them at their exhibitions
nn Mondavi they all w ill he long remembered
for the aid given and the humanity mruii
fested on this ovat(rti. Tbey done as good,
and, In fact, more eftWIive work than many
who had much proHrty and vatimble inter-
cMh aA stake.
This leingthe largest and most destructive
fire that bus vim ted Clearfield for many
yean, tl.cejtciten.rnt nud confusion was in
tense. Terrified men, women and children
run to and fro, thinking ever thing at tout
town, lMith life and property, would Im? anni
hilated. NI'AKKM.
Homedoxen or more buildings along Locust
street were fired on the roofs hy falling coals.
Among others, wna the residence of W. W.
Belts, the roof of which was on fire in five
or six placets, also his stable; the residences
of Fred. Markets, Al. Logan, H. E. Hnydcr.
IteulK'ii M( rbertwn, and the Wagon Hbop of
Thm. Mills, on Third street.
The question of Water Works will now he
df -tinted again.
Tbe old story of the man carrying bed
clothes down stairs and throwing the looking-glass
out of the winJow was revived on
(Sunday evening.
It was just, four weeks lust Sunday morn
ing since the Clearfield Fire Brick Works
were burned.
There were no service In any of tho
hurt-lies lost Hunday evening.
Tbe large attendance at Uobinaon's ahow
on Monday was gratifying to our people, And
we II -deserved by the showmen.
Wm. 1). Bigler and one of the showmen ,
received severe cuts on the head by fulling
buckets. Others wero slightly Injured, but
no one seriously.
After all, it was a fortunate escape. Had
the Khnw House or Mansion House stables
taken fire, the destruction of property would
hftve been terrible to behold.
Many of tbe ladies willingly took their
place tn the line and pawed buckets, aiding
efficiently an tbe men. Men who stand
buck and look on while women are working)
as ther done there are no men at all. I
We think it was a mistake to distribnt "fire
water" at the time of a fire. The men would
lie a great deal lwtter off without it, and will
not become helpless and demoralized. "
The fire was first discovered hy one of the
musicians of Itobinson's ahow, who saw smoke
issuing from ere vices in the plastering over
head. Could they have hod access to it, it is
thought that thirty bnckets of water would
have saved the building.
Home very silly and untruthful storiet. were
started on Hunday evening.
A portion of the walls of the Hbaw If nunc
fell on Monday, a .mrtion was pushed down,
nnd the eastern wall intact is still standing.
The fire was the only theme of conversa
tion on our streets, nnd In fVt all aliout town,
last Hunday evening. And aomo haven't
quit talking almut it yet.
While John Robinson's show was making a
street ponule In a town in Illinois two years
ago. a fire broke out and destroyed the entire
square in the business part of the town. The
parade stopped and all hamia took part in
saving tbe property and fighting the fire.
Home of their horses came near being burned
up, some of them got frightened and ran off,
breaking the wagons, while many of the
wardroliea were destroyed.
Hay few. For twenty-five years I have
lieen sere rely afflicted with Hay Fever, and
have tried many temedirn withont relief.
While suffering intensely I was Induced,
through Mr. Tichenor's testimonial, to try
Kly's Cream Bulm. The immediate effect
was marvelous. I have been enabled to per
form my piwtnml duties without the slightest
inconvenience. Have heen exposed to heat,
lranghts and dust, and have escaped a return
attack. I pronounce Kly's Cream Balm a
rare for Hay Fever. William T. Carr, Pres
byterian Pastor, Kliutlieth, N.J.
Having been afflicted with Hay Fever for
years I gave Kly's Cream Balm A trial hs
mnch benefitted if not permanently cured. 1
have had no real Attacks since using it K.
H. Kan cb, Kii i I or (Virfwa Oit.Br Drmoerat,
Maueh Chunk, Ta. Price 50 cents.
7-20-it
m
Bobinon'$ Show. Old John liobinson's
Big Hhow Arrived on Hunday morning, and
on Monday morning gave a fine parade on
our streets, which, together with their hemic
aid at the fire on Hundny Afternoon, hnd the
effect of filling the large eanvaa At both the
afternoon and evening exhibitions. The show
is A good one, a big one, and was well patron
ised. The white Polar bear, the monster or
And other fine and rare specimens of the ani
mal kingdom hi the menagerie department
were objects of great interest, while the circus
performance wan really almre the Average,
even of railroad shows. The dog acrobats of
Prof. Ham well's, the barrel and Maltese cross
act by Mr. E. Holland, and the riding of Miss
Hlickney, Miw Marks, and Mr. Holland, de
serves especial mention. The Jokes and Acta
of the clowns, Mr. John Lowlow nnd Mr. Ashe,
were original and amusing. All who attended
werchlghly pleased, Instructed and amnsed.
The bottmgh atithoritiei should Jirohibit
the tredion of wooden building on (Second
and Market itmta
A Chance for a Free Scholarship In the
Slate toiiege.
State Cou.kuk, CkntrkCo. Pa.. 1
July llth, 1KH1.
7b oa. CVi-Mi T. AlfjranHrr, BrIUfonit, Fa.:
JJmr Sir: The Kxecutive Committee of
the Hoard of Trurtcea of the Pennsylvania
Htate College have determined to establish
fifty (AO) freeaehularshiiw in the Institution
one for each (Senatorial district in the Htate.
All tuition in tbe College ia already tree.
Thrtte cholarshiiNi, in addition tothe tuition,
will entitle the holders thereof to exemption
from the payment of other college chargca,
for incidentals, room rent, fuel, and use of
ft nut ure.
It ia believed that this con be done without
adding materially to the ex pens of tbe In
stitution, whilst ita bene tit will lie enlarged
to tbe extent of these scholandiiiis.
The conditions are, that the scholar, after
acoinpetitive examination of the studies re
quired for admission, receive tbe apKintinent
J mm the Hetiator of his district, and that
said scholar be at least fifteen (lfu years of
ageof good character, and fully prepared for
ndiiiinHion to the Freshmnn clam. The stu
dent so appointed shall be entitled to the
benefits of his scholarship for the tour years
oi nis college course, proviuen that hi con
duct and chuw-standing be satiHfactory to the
Faculty. Ho soon as a vacancy occure, from
any cause, the (Senator of the district shall
have authority to till the scholarship by a
new apitointment, under similar conditions.
lu view of these facts, you will arrange for
an examination to be held at some suitable
point in your district, hy a committee ait-
proved by yourself. The subjects for exami
nation for the vear 1HH1-K2 are. for all appli
cants, the Common hiighsh brandies, 1'livsi-
oil Geography, Higher Algebra( to Quadrat ic,)
Geometry (4 books.) and V. H. History. The
sjtcciul requirements of applicant for admis
sion to the Scientific course will be the ele
ments of Natural Philosophy; the special re
quirements made of Classical students Are
('attar (3 books,) Cicero's Orations (3.) and
Xennphnn'a Analwais. A student whose
qualifications fall, in some respects, below the
Mnhiiard us to give a renaonulile hope that he
win make up his uehctencies, may lie ad
mitted oh pritfrntion. hhould no one present
himself who is entitled to enter as a Fresh
man, a well quulitied applicant for higher
clam st ad (ting may lte ouuiitteo:.
As soon as Uie appointment shall have been
made in your district, you will please notify
the college authorities of the fact, giving the
twine and amlressof the apK.utec.
Although our standard of admission tothe
college clussea will lie higher alter the com
ing session, u:id sneciul courses in Civil En
gineering, Chemistry and Physic, and Natural
Science have lieen added to the course rec
ognized in the present catalogue, I forward a
copy of that catalogue as giviug.on pages lHand
M. a correct idea of the preparation miuireu
of those who would now enter as Freshmen.
ne ahull be glad to furnish any further in
formation concerning this or other matters
relating to the College.
Kcqueating your early and hearty (-opera-
tion in securing, for your 4'scholunihip," the
nest student avaiiahle,
1 remain, yours respectfully,
JA8. A. Mi KKK,Aeting JWf.
In compliance w ith the request contained
in above letter I give notice that I have
selected nn imtartial committee of exam
iners, which committee will meet in the
Court House at IW-llefonte, Centre county, on
Friday, llMh of August next, to examine
all such applicants as may apear before them
The person whom the committee recommends
will receive the appointment. Applicants
will please notify me of their intention to lie
present before the dny of exnminntiou.
Respectfully,
C. T. Al.KXAXIIEll.
BASK BALL.
(KAMi'iAN Hiixh, Pa., July 23, IM.
Em Ti it K kit in, H 'AN Mtr Air; The
statement in the Cnrwensville Time is such
a mi's-stntcnient that we beg the lilierty to
correct it through your pnper. Vte give the
liu'ta. TheCurwensville FirvCompany offered
an ivory-handled hat to the winning club in
a game of ball to be played at Curwensville
on the 4th of July. The Curwensville club
challenged the Pennvilleclub. The challenge
was acccpU'd and the game was played
announced on the "posters". The game was
long tint interesting, as it held a crowd of
,HH) people nntil the close, ihe l urwens-
villc club was ho certain ol' winning that they
didn't buy the bat; and, to our knowledge,
have not ttongltt it yet at least tt has not
arrived in Pcnnville. Tha score stood 21 to
20, with the Pennville club at the hat; that
is the Curwensville club hud the twits nine
timed and the Pennville elub eight time.
Now, we add this: II the Curwensville
club wishes to play after we receive that bat
we won, their chance Is good. And we wish
them to cull their nine (Af nine uot m nine.
yours, c-, Bahk Ball.
aaaaaas- ataTaasSSS- I -
A Man Shot in Noutzdalo. Alex. McKengie
shot John Mnir at Hnntzdale last Saturday
with s gun 1 (Hided with bird shot. The
trouble originated about using water from a
spring on land of McKengie, a bachelor, who
made his home with an unmarried brother
and sister. Muir, who had quarrelled with
McKengie some weeks ago, and had been for
bidden to use the water, went to McKengie's
honse on Hntnrdny and quarrelled with the
sister. McKengie cnnie to the door of his
house, after he heard of it, and shot Muir,
who was standing on the street McKengie
was arrested, and released on lwil. Muir
died on Monday from the effects of the inju-
rie received.
Frank Onrsuch, of Tyrone, conductor of the
train hauling Batcheller A Doris' show, while
nenring Philijisburg on Friday, was standing
on a car giving the signal for the train to
stop, and failing to notice the near approach
to the bridge between Hteiner's and Philips-,
burg came, in contact with the bridge, knock
ing him down and injuring him seriously.
He was foully bruised alsmt the head, and
his back is Injured. He was still living at
lost Accounts, and we believe there Is little
hope of his recovery. He was taken to Ty
rone on the mail train the same afternoon.
saaaa e tt
Don't Too Want a Good Buggy 9 If yon
want a neat nnd good buggy, you will find
an assortment at Brown's planing mi 11, on Pine
street, in this borough. Messrs. Mcuistou
A Co. have established an agency here for the
sale of the celebrated F.merson, Fibber A Co. 's
make of buggies of Cincinnati, Ohio, which
have a standard reputation. Call at the plan
ing mill and examine the styles and prices.
W. W. Worrell is superintending tho sale of
these buggies, and he will gladly furnish all
Information desired.
The Light Hunning Domestic (Sewing Ma
chine has the automatic tension. When once
properly regulated It will rarely need to be
changed ; and as a general rule, the whole
range of family sewing can lie done without
any change of tension whotever. The feed
has great power and never fails to perform its
duty will feed tbe lightest and heaviest
goods with equal pm-ision, and will ctims
seams and hard places without changing
length of stitch, or missing stitches. 3t i
Normal School. Ij. K. Weber and
J, T. Llddli will opea a school at Lsthitibarg j
oa July 1Kb, 1681, is fODtlans sight wetki.
Spcolal atuatloa will b glvaa te Theory of
Teaohlttg. This will otTtr rare ladaooncati to
those whs Intons to toseh the eoalng Win tor.
Lit bin barf Ii bosutirallr lootUt, with aa tx
Ueat school ballsing. Tho peoplo ers istoMt
gtot sod hospitable. Bosrdiag sod to Uot will
ho very naioaablo. For furtbtr leforastios, 4
drM L. B. Wober, Lombtr City, OltsrficU Mon
ty, or, J. T. Llddtth Dull oil, Cltarfield eouniy,
Naaiylfania. It.
aaaaj a-fii i
KiaiiTT Fivi Uollabj XiOflTl "You
do aot tell mo lb tt yoar huibtnd is ap sod oboat
sgsiB, sad oatlroly enrtd by (nolo a atdloloo
si Ptrk.ri OiagorToslor " Yti.lud, Ido,"
aid Mrs. Bevj stole to nor snqolrlsg aaiubbor,
"sad thst too whta ws bad fooliibly paid $8ft la
doctor bills sad omwrtptlont, and aftor bo bad
hooa givoa ap by bli pbyilelsas to dlt. Now
mj batbaad feoU as wtll as svor, ootlrtly oarod
by ibis oxeolloat TobI.m And awoy a siek bisb
ailfbt bo wtll 1b a week If tbsy would 00)7 try It,
OoMliJ
Niw Daily Staok Link. Jamoa L.
Lost; has tBoooodod la having a daily waall oitab
llahod botwooa Cloarleld aad PtftBflsld.aad wtll
boroafUr rae dolly tUge botwota too two potato.
Hliooetraotbogsa with April lit,tndtbo tUgs
wlllloavo CUorflold orory Bioiaiag (txopt Boa
day) Bt I e 'lock, staking oobbooUobi with all
trot 01 oa tbo Low Orods Ratlrood at Pcnoflold, re.
tarnlnf after tho lott trata tbo mm ovonteg.
PoaotBgortsadfroigbt will booarriod at low ratoi.
Ordort loft at any of ths hotolf will bo sitoadod
to. HaprTB-lf
BOROUGH SCHOOL TAX.
The Duplicate for will he in the haada
of the I '.strict Treasurer nntil (Saturday,
Angnst 3tth. l'i-on all uuea siid previous
to that time there will he an almtement of
W per cent J. C. WiiitkhiM-
District Trnmrrr.
You can have any kind of an old
bat siaAo bsw, by Htwkirb. tho hsttor, oror
Hridro's Tsilet thof, Markot street. Clard)d.
POBB'B. l-tf
Ctarf,ld Coal Tradt. Htatennrnt of Coal
and other freight sent over the Tyrone A
Clearfield Division. Pennsylvania Kail road,
fur the week ending Jnly 16th, 11, tuA the
same time last year :
00a.lt,
tar tbowskk -....
Saois tiait last yoar
Prof loaily do ring yoorM..
Bsai time last yoar ....
Iserosse.,.HM ........
Total Ib 18(11 H
Bant tint last yoar..,.... -
Inert tut
era sa rasiaavs.
Loatbtr ......
Hiteollutoui frtlgbts....M ,
404,017
180 ears,
141
A IIouhekeepeb Wanted. Liberal
wsgts will be paid for doing homework. Mo
oLlldrtB to play with, oor eowi to milk, or Bora
log Crti to kindle. Apply at tbs rtildsaee of
tho lubiorlbor. 0. 0. QooniaiSDsa,
Call at Morrill's hardware storo and
seo tbs ohcapott and but Btwlag Jdsehlao for
tht ltt noaey. Pto. Jl-lf.
A very olcant line of pockot cutlery,
rtxori, tolwori aad ahoari at kardtr'i. A-t&.tf
Go lo Ilirlingor & Kouk'a lor straw
bats, aoibrtllst and lioea d hi ton, at bottom
prioti. 0 IMt.
A new line of fronts' nook-wear,
btrtt ted wbito voiuat Iliritngor Jk Hooka.
Fishing tack I o, 1
at Btrder'i.
rholesule and rotail
yu-it
Spccial$,
Orb HtutrtBSD Pa Csst. Diaoonav oa Old
Pbic si. Sowing Machine! oaa bow bt porebaaed
at juerrali a tin and varieij aioro, rrou sja up-
warda. AH kind of at wing naobinta reps t red
oa ina anortoat aotiet.
Clearflald, Pa,, Joly l, 1ITT.
WiSTao. Dellvtrod at tbo Rail Road.
100,00ft IS-Inch abavod abinjlta.
100,000 14 -Inch aawod aboglta.
10(1,000 feet of pint boards.
600.000 14-fttt shaved fawpa.
6,000 railroad tiea.
60,000 feet of cood bemtoik boardl. :
For which I will pay tba hicboat aaarktt nrioa.
delivertd at Ci earn eld, er at any solot on tbo
ijrose a Clearfield tuiirotd.
3. V. Kbahsb.
Clearfield. Pa., Oot, lfl, 18T8-lf.
lust Kccelvcd
Just Rocwivod by ARNOLD, at
Car Load Nova Scotia Fl&stor!
Car Load pure Corn, Rye and Oata
Loop 1
Car Load Deaken Salt !
Car Load of Choice Family Flour I
Car Load Dry Goods. Groceries, del
.Mrbhinglus. liark. It. i(. lies and
Grain will be taken la exchange.
Curwensville, May 1, 1878.
5)larrifl
BIMINDINQEK COONS la tbs Cat hollo
0b arch ot flnulidelt, oa Sundtv, July 10th, 1881.
by Hov. M. Moaaher, Mr. Jdhs T. Bisimdirokb,
of iluutadslt.aad Miaa K.ats 0. Coosa, of Btorliog
LDZTKR CYPHKR3. At tbo M. E. Paraoa
aRfl in Weit Clearfield, oa Batarday, July lltd,
by IUt. Q. II. Ague, Mr. Craua Luiisb and
Miia Mastha CrpiiKBa. all of (loabea town ah id.
Clearfield ooootj, Pa.
2M.
BKLPRTDOK -In Ooihan tnwnifalp, oa Wed-
Botday, J uot Stub, IKS) , Kiai HttfSioos, la the
fifteenth year of hia age.
IRWIN'. To Lawrtnoo town shin oa Wadset
day, July I0rb, 1SSI, Jissis Ethci yoonieit
ehild of Jamta aad Mary T. Irwin, aged 10
moot ha and 6 dayt.
WRIULBY. In Clearfield borouirh, on Friday
morn in k, Joly l.td, I SSI, Mra. Klbasob Waio
lbt, widow of tbo lato Wta. K. Wnarlty, axed
04 joara, II moatba aod I dja.
STRAW, At tho home of her parenta. la
Fergaioo towaihip, on Hunday tvtaiog, July
17lb, lHl, Hasab J. Straw, daughter ot Enoch
and Mary II. Straw, aged 14 jeara, 7 moot ha and
SO daya.
From ths tint aba waa take a ill anill tht time
of bar death abo tn dared htr elokueet with tbo
grot teat patients j and whea aaktd It ihs was
afraid to dlt, ahs replied : "Ob, to I an aot
afraid to dlt." Although young la yaars, htr
death ahould bo a lottos to all to prepare to die.
Oh ! that all night bo abls to aay la too hour
whta that white -robed ntaatoger lays dvwo his
oblll and ley band oa them. Ihia doar girl, "Ob,
bo j I an aot afraid to die." Of a kind and
geatrooa diapoaitloo, beloved by all htr 00m pan-
looa, brothers aad alatora, htr death has left a void
which tbs world eaa Borer fill. It b sad to eon-1
templaw that ono so kind and good haa paeted
away from oartb, aod aut down Ib htr youthful j
bloon.
Tho roao may fade, tho Illy dlo,
But flowers Immortal bloom oa high f
Beyond tbo toint of aloft. I power,
This dear one laaafala Eden a llowar.
to
CLE A.R FIELD M ASSETS.
Glbabfisi.d, Pin July 18, 18nl.
Flour, per ewt. $3 00
Buckwheat Flour, per ewt
Corn Meal, per awl m 1 60
Chop, ry, per ewt 1 SO
Chop, allied, per ewt Ml. 1 40
Hraa, per ewt 1 OS
Wheat, per buihel 1 10
Ryo, per bufhul rt 80
Oata, per buahl ... 00
Cora, tare, par buahel..,, ..., 40
Rackwbeat, per buabtl M.. no
Clover aeed 6 00
Timothy aeed I TO
Potatoea, par buabol 1 00
Applea,pti buabel H 60
Oniooa I Of
llama, par pound w IK
Shoal-tor, par pound .,...- 10
Dried Beef, par pound. IV
Cblckena, par pair 60
Butter, ptr pound 16
Bgfta, par dotta M 16
Salt, ptr aaok, largo I 0
Goal Oil, per gallon IS
Lard, ptr pound 12(
Dried Apple, per pound. ........ 0
Dried Peanhea, ptr pound . ln
Boana, per buahtl I 00
Oil WMti.
Oil Quotations !
CENTBAL PENJSTOIL DEPOT.
UNDERHILL & CO.,
LubrtrnHntt KrHued jnintri'
OILS,
l'lULIPSBURfr, I'ENN'A.
Vs qooto oar branda of Patrolaum and othor oils
(tmhjut to mar kit ehamfi) dellrered frot
oa board oara at any atatloa oa
tat Tyront 4 Claarfitld
Railroad.
Refined Oil, Statt Ttet..,.ptr gal. At lowtat
Prime White, 160 .... M M 1 marbet ratos
Wattr While. 160 - M wllboutrtftr
llaine. 160 m .... " " J snoo to Mel
BeBiifl., 71lirBTlty.
....p.re.l t
Naptha, 7. M "
Oasoliaa, 18 " "
Mlaarl' Lamp, 800 teat "
Oar Aal. Oil. (W, Vs.) Ittra. "
.. , (W.Ve.lMed'aj. "
" " (W.Va.)8.m'r
Natural LabrloatlB, '
Franalla " Kilra. "
" " Summar.
Blank Slamoad
QreeB Knalo.
Goldea " m, '
Amber " "
XXX
No. I Spindle
Matablaa. Cylinder Oil
No. I - " "
Wool Oil, No.1
Lard Oil (eatra)Wioter ttrala'd "
No. 1 "
" No. I
Eclipae laaiat, No. I "
No. I "
" No. I "
allB.rt'Y.llov, per galloa
" Wblle " ,
LlB.a.d, No. I "
M A meriaaa "
Torpeotio., beat M
At lowaat tnar
kat rate, wltb
aat r.f. t. oost.
lit 4J IU1 lt.1.rTi:E prUtt and
mttl mil competition.
may 4, 'll-ly.
STo-JnDS 3&mlstmtnlt.
0 O ft a w.k la yoar owa towa. Term, and IA
VUU oatott fre
fret.
Addraat , HaLLBTT A Ca.,
Porthud, Mala..
aaabl-ly.j
Machinery for Sale I
TI1R oaderalrnad affar. at nriraca Mia oa.
BALI, KHINULII MACRlNk and JOINT-
KR, one BOLTKH, with M laeb aa, na drag
taw, ob. sltt-s.IT taw, .aa bead aaw, asd twaaty
tii feat af I tBdR Irae-Bhafi, all tbs pvlaaya .nd
all tha marbiaary beleBfiBf te tea eaaraetariag
vf abinalat. Tha maehiae baa aot S.R la aat
over tarae moatba. It ia sellable t. b. at teehed
ta ateaaa er water power. Fer partlaalara .all o.
aeaddraal NAI'OLIOH HrUllNALD,
Roaaaoa, fa.
Blaaahard't Home Camp.
Roektoa, Fa., Jaly 17, IHUf.
fOR PRINTINQ OF KVBRT DI9CRIP
f IIOBBM.1
atly tieeuttd at this ofloa.
A UMINIHTRATRIX'SNOTICB-Notloo
i. la hereby lveo that Letter of Admlnlitrav
tioa oa tht ottato of OAMI'I'! 1CLD BRKON, lato
of Brady townahlp, Cloarllald oouaty, Pa., doo'd.
having boon duly granted to Ibo underalgoed, all
peraona Indebted to said oatato will pleaao mako
inmedlats payment, aad tboao having olaima or
ueuanaa agaiaat ueeaut will prtaeot tatm prop
trly authenticated for aelt lament, a it bout deity,
U1.IZA BKKuN, AdmloiBtraUix.
Luthenbarg, Pa., July ITth, UBl-flt,
BUY AIIOME !
HOUSES, LOTS AN0 FARMS FOR SALS I
rpWKNTY HOUSES aad LOTS la Claw Held
termi. Also, lateral FARMS la Bradford aad
Qrabaas totraabipl, Apple to
WaLLAlK K It a 119,
Oaa. 1, tto-i!.
Clearlald, Pa
AIiniTOHS' IIKfOBTof (heBCIIOOI,
FI NDS af Watt Cleuaeld Udeiieadeat
80D.0.I Dlatriat, rlt :
SAMUEL BKLL.DIatrlotTreaaurtr.lB aoaoaat
who tut wist Vleareeld iBilapaadaBl Bobool
a una. ror ib. jiareaaiBg jubi bid, ibsi i .
DR.
To am't of duplicate H $875 In
To am't ree'd fron Treat. Joha Snltb... SUA vt
To am't of Statt approprlatioa 7180
Total
..l,058 II
,. t.1.11 10
10 00
CR.
By am't paid for teaabtrt' wagat
Bj ain't paid for fuel
By am't paid for iBtartatoa bonds
By am't paid oa boadt
By am't paid for repair!
By am't paid attorney feat
By am't paid for bUbbId, houae M.
By ain't paid Secretary, laiary
By am't paldooeROBeratioBf,H.B.aad
K. K. Mbaw
By am't paid foroolleetort' per oeotaga.
By abatemaata asd axoBeratioaa..,....,.
By balaoo. ia Traaaurar'a haads..M
.. I0T 41
,. 407 81
10 88
10 00
4 00
10 00
10 II
60 17
It
71 48
Total....
11,051 18
Wa, tha anderaltfled Aoditort, bariaK .s.m
ioed tb. .eeoant of Samuel Ball, Diatriot Traaa
urar, In aoeoant with tba Waat OlaarBald Inde.
pendent Sohool Fandt, find tbem aa aSore
atattd. LEWIS BKOWN,
Attest: W. T. .PACKMAN,
Trao H. Bsaw, Clark. Auditor!.
July 17th, I SI I 11.
VI DITORS' HKPOHTof theSCIIDtH,
FUND of Lawrlooa towoahlp, Til :
E. OODEN, Tnaiurer, in aeaouBt with Law.
reaee Township School Fund for tht ytsr tadlag
June 8th, 18al i
DR.
To balano. du. at laat lettltmint $408 18
To am't raeelTed from Joaapb Owen 'a
duplicate, 1(78-70 141 71
To am't reo.lvd from Wm. Qrabam'a
duplicate. 1880 181 10
To am't received from af . Read's dupll.
eat., IHS I 800 0,
To am't of Stat, appropriation 870 44
To am 'I reeeired from County Treat.
aror for tha rear 1880 1,101 07
To balano. da. at Mttlam.at
11 83
.$3,871 04
$10 00
10 00
07 81
790 15
10 00
50
4 00
421 51
"0 78
t 00
4 15
, J.3K0 00
75 01
Total..
CR.
By am't paid for offlo. real-,.
By am't paid H. T. Brookbeeh, att'y fca,
By am I paid Tor ruel
By am't paid for building
By am't paid Secretary, aalary
Ily am't paid for freight on ooobi
By am't paid for making school dup'ta.
By am't paid for furniabiag
By am't paid for rapaira H
By am't peidUoanen township for teach,
ing JT. B. IrwiB'a ponila
By am t paid for boarding directors at
llillemint
By am't paid for tttobers' wsgct
By I per oant. on $8,;0.l
T..UI
tz.m u
M'e, tbo nndtraltntd Auditora, having aiam-
Ined tbo amount of 'L. Ogden, Traaiarer of Law
renM townahlp, la account with tbe School funda
of aaid townablp, find theui at abive atattd.
LSnlB DKU W PI,
Atttit: W. T. Bl'ACKM AN.
Titan II, fliuw, Clerk. Auditora.
July 37, 1HB1-ZU
Teachers' Examinations.
THB publio Kxamlnationa for tha preeent
acbool vear will bt held at tbo following
Umta aod placet :
For Pike and Pike la dependant, at B loom in c-
ton, Tnatdty, Auguat loth.
Por Ooihon.at fibawavillt, Tbarad ay, AuguBt
lHtn.
For Bradford, at fiigltr, Friday. Auguat 19th.
For Lawroaoa and Cltarfield nor., at Clearfield,
Baturaaj, Auguat auta.
For Bojrga townablp and Wollarotoa boroBoh,
at wallaoetoB, Tuaaday, Auguat d.
For Iforrla, at Kylortowo. Wed ntaday. Auguat
For flrabam. at Polaatlao, Ibaraday, Auauit
1Mb.
For Karthaua and Coviniton.nt Contra! Point,
Friday, Auguat 20 lb.
For Oirard. at Oonartaa Ilill, Saturday , Auiuat
27th.
For Deoatur aod Oaoeola, ot Oaooola, Tutaday.
Auguat auih. '
For Woodward and lloutadala, at lloutadalo.
Auguat Slit.
ForQullcb, at BamejfThurBday, Stpttmbtrlat.
For Bcccarie, at Utabvillo. Friday, Sept. Sd.
For Kaoi, at Now Millport, Tuesday, Btptota-
bor 6th.
For Jordan, at Anjoartllt, Wadnaaday.Brptam-
btr 7th.
For Cheat, at McPharroa, Thuraday, tia plan-
bar fitb.
For Burnilile, Newburg. and Now Watblnirton
borough , and Burneida towoiblp, at New Haah.
mgton, riuay, eptauber via.
For Union and Union Independent, at Roektoa,
Monday, Stpttmbor IV th.
For Brady, ot Lthariburg, Tuttday. Sootom
btr tb.
For Peon and Bltom, at Pennville. Wtdntaday.
September Slat.
Tht publto oiaminatlona are in tended to rtaoh
all wbo oipoel to taach tn tha oounty i benoa
thoro will bo no apottal eiaiaintttona bald, and
nodar bo tiroumaunoos will ooriifloatet bo on-
doraod or renewed. Applicant moat preeent
themeelTta for at em (nation In tht d tit riot Ib
wbioh tbfj Intend teaching. Kduoatlonal meet
ing! will bt btld at tht eloat of oaeb otamlnation,
anl la tht ovtalnga if anitablo arrangemoota bo
made by teaohera and dlrtctora. Wo bono lo
matt full Beard a of Dlreotora and tba pot root of
toe aonooiB ateaaa appointment. AppMomta wtll
pleaet eonault "Ttubtr'a Hud Book," page a8,
for fall Information regarding tba requirements
for proviaional oortileatoe. HubaciHptlona to Kd
ucat tonal Jouraala at elub ratet will be tafcta on
day of l ami nation. Tba examination will begin
at 9 A.M. M. L. MctjUUWN.
County Huperlntondtotv
Claarfitld, July Ifith, 1891.
JURY I.tHTNamea and loootloa of Ihoao
IMiraonB drawn a furore to atrraat Septem
ber term, eommanoing on tho fourth Monday,
(Mth), and oontinuing two weoka t
(Ibaib Jraoai MoKDiy, SapriMaaa Iflra.
J C Connor, Barnildo bA Roaonkram, If niton,
D L Farguaoa, t City, I Henry Hwtn, Jordan,
Wm Mahaffaa, M Waah, 0 llerlleln, karthaua.
11 A Wright, Btwatia, Jno K Dunlap, Knoi,
3 W McCoy, " J O ftohryver, Lawrtnoo
George CauflTman, Boll, A Mover Jr, Morrla,
A L Freeman, lfraillorJ,K at Uavla, fen
Robert Uuabar, Cbtit,
Joaeph H Broth, "
J t Hteinor, Deoatmr,
Auk Flvna, Qulleh,
Adam Hmitb, Pike,
B. O Began, Handy,
John B Kllla, "
I F MoOall N
0 B laBlap, Woodward
SUB Kamey, Uulich,
Taaviaaa Jwbobb, Mom day, Barf. Ifltn,
W B Avert, Bnrnaide iJamao Fltgal, Graham.
JM liaetlnge, Clearfield 0 Hullihan, Orttnwood,
J Bahan, " llirom IJummtl, Uuliob,
Jno llullibaa, M I H Woodward. Huatoa,
S A ttrtgory, Or'ivllto,i(toorge Hurr, "
Rioh'd Krone, " lUavtd wiat, Jordan,
W P Chambers, 11 Ijae Mithaela, Karthaua,
PMfiDermot, Houtidale.B F Oulioh, Lawrenot.
Rob t Hominr. iBeojHttaw, "
Jno Mlebaela, L Cltj, MB Kramer, "
J B MFaddoB, Oaoeola A I loo Wrigley, '
V iiamtitoa, inurvioa, irwm -Kllla
J Rogers. " W F Merrtll, Morrli,
LewBriabm, M Thoo C Kvler, "
Uenry Bailey. Btecnrln And Fulmer, "
J G UltPgow, D DougUi, M
Thomaa Heart, Bogga, Room nuntor, "
Rudolph Albert, Itocga 'Andrew Luti,
Joa Winery, Bradford, W A Moore, Pane,
Heoj Knepp, IJamea Walla, H
W W Marib, Brady, W T Dalley, "
W (I Wright, " M Lightner,
II Rebring, Burnaldt tp 'Henry J Knarr, Randy,
J Hummervllle, " David Welty, Union,
Ueo knntauon, " l Kldrldge, Woodward,
Kaea McKwen M jjohn Bottorf, "
V tiarmoy, vovmgton, uwea i.ewia,
John Hugbea, Deoatur,
R D 8 ho welter, "
Ben Jury, tiirard,
w w Wililama,
Jamot Keotley, "
Udward MoCabt, M
BaooRft Wiaa Monnar, Ocroaia In.
n E Bnyder, Clearfield,
lleory Weiaor, M
Joteph Wellly, Deoatur,
8. T. Ronhio, Qoebea,
(leorgt Owtna, M
Joan, Boyntoo, "
AlleoTaylnr, Unrwa'lle,
0. Ulrard, Uoatadale,
TJ.Friea,
J. B. Hamilton, H
Jno U. Hboff, Otfoolo,
W. A. Crtat,
f. Ctoipmeo, Wallaoo'a,
Wm. Mabfley, Bell,
Cjrui A. Woed, Bloom,
Iaaoo Belab, Boogi,
MviH. Kite, Motion,
Poi. rivna, Uuatoa,
Betnuel Browo, Lawr'ot,
laaocuonn, "
He u tee Bitler, Morrla,
M. H. Flyna, Peuo,
Arnold Bloom, Pike,
J. B. Chambers, "
Kb't M?t'rw?ken, "
Jawiea Wtee, -
J. l. kanla, Burneida, 1
A.Hngoeney, Covington
A.B.Htrawbrldre. Handv
J. D. Knot, M
Thoa. Laaib
C. Hebnarra,
NtcholaaUerdoa, '
David Iyoaa, "
B Up hen Teat, D oettr,
Xhemai Wayne,
Wo. tbo andtrttsvaed. barebv eertifr that tho
foregoing lirt of names of persons ware drawo by
aa on tbo llth day of Jntv A. D. 1RH. oi Urud
and Trmverea Jurors for tho September Term or;
Uotrt, ooosb toeing oa tbo fourth Monday, ia
oor root, and waa drawn aeoordiog to low, In at
eordoaeo with aa order of tbo Hon Charles A.
Mayor, Proaidont Judge of the told ConrU
JAMBS MAHAFFIT, Sharif.
A. i. JACKSON,
H. BRIDUK,
Jury Com ml i
Okftrleld, Pa., Jaly S7tk, IWI-to.
ltw dw.ls.mfntfl.
JOB WnHK.-AllklBda.rjobwMkala.BUa1
tj ta tba Mat maaaar at tatt omoa.
$ la ft Of! V" aAF Bon SamplM worth
V'j viu It frae. Alio rata Hnaaoa a vo.
Portland, Maine. (makl,ll-ly.)
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolls & Saw Logs.
Cut wtniTlllt. Job. I, tt-tf.
UI)ITORt NOTICE.
la Re, Eat. of Fred-1 In tht Orpbana' Corl
trick aVralloy, doo'd. J of Cloarllald county.
Th Btdartigntd Auditor appointed by tho
Court to diitrlbuta the mooejr arliiog from tho Bale
or real oatato la tba handa of Joaetbaa Fry,
Truatea, will attend to hia dutlta aa aurh at hi
omoa la Clearfield, on TIKHUAYJHK VJH DAV
ur Aiui si, a. u. at 1 o olook p. M
when aad wbtrt all ptrtiea In tare ted may ap
poor. BMIT1I V. W1LHJN,
Auditor.
Cltarftald, July JOth, 1IM 4t
NOTICP. FOR CHARTER OF CORPO.
RATKIN. Noliot ia hereby given that
aa application will bo made to tbeuourt of Com
mon Plena of tho oounty of Clearfield, oadar tha
Aot of A at in by of thia Commonwealth, entitled
aa Aot to provide for tht incorporation and reru
lotion of otrtaiueorporet.one.approved April Stttih,
1874, and tho an p piemen ta thereto, for theehtrttr
of an Intended corporation to bo tolled "Tht
ClearAtld Cemetry Compaay," tht purpoeo and
object or which ia to provide around lor burial
piaoaa Wltaoni nay pront to the torporaiora.
Att'ji for Fatiiiontfa,
Clearfield, Joly 30tb, 1SBI Itt.
Re-Union of Trade.
fllUR ondtrBlgned wishing to Inform tbo public
H mat bo opened a
COMMIMMION STORE
At the old stand la Trout v Uie, Cltarfield oooaty,
fa., oa tbe IBtb laiU, with a full Block or
DRY CiUODfl, GROCERIES, NOTION H,
Boo to, fhoot, Etc..
In fact everything to bo found In a firil-elaii a tore,
all of which I am determined to tell at tho lowaat
oaib prices.
PARMER8 AND LUMBERMEN
Will find It to their advantage to do their dealing
with me, as the highlit prioea will be paid for
Urain. bbinclaa. or Produce of any kind. Part
or one-half eaah will bo ptid. Trading for
eningiea or Lumber oi any ama a specialty. Aiao,
agent for
Singer Sewing Machines.
Havlog made arrangements with Eaatera m er
as ban ta to sell goods furnished me, therefore call
and aeo, aa I will bt enabled to sell cheaper than
tha ebeepeat. J. W. CAHLll.K,
irontviiit, ra., sept. 74, '?v-iy. Agent.
Estate or Isaac Bloom, Jr.
NOTICE OF PARTITION.
IN the matter of tbe tstata ) In the Orphans'
of Iiaao Bloom, Jr., late V Cokrt of Clearfield
or fike townablp, dec a. ) county, r eon a.
To Henrietta B. Kldar and Rubart Elder, ber htta-
band, rt lid ing at or netr Conoord, llancock
oounty, Iowa; Jennie 8. Jones nnd Warrtn
Jonea, kar buaband, roaldiog at or near Aldea,
Harden oounty, Iowa Haoaoh K. Lemon and
Joha Lemon, her haa band, reel ding near Ma
batTey, Clearfield oounty, Pean'n. ; Klorino
Pritobard and J. S. Pritohard, bsr buaband, re
aidiog at or near Belmond, Wright oounty,
Iowa; Maggie Hoover and N. L. Hoover, ber
husband, reeiding at Dull oil, Clearfield eouniy,
Fean'a,t Belle Hunter and W. S. Hunter, bar
buobaiid, reoidlDg at or near North Lawrence,
Kaoiaat Waller H. Bloom, rtodina: at
or near Bulmoad, Wright oounty, Iowa T.
jett. Bloom, rending near L'urwenavtlle, Ulear
field county, Peno'a- j Annit Fortit aad J. C.
Format, her buaband, reatding at or near Clear
Held Bridge, Clearfield oounty, Peno'a. R.J.
W. Bloom, re id in at or near liaroer, Hancock
county, Iowa, heir and legal representatives tf
note uioom, Jr, late oi nae towoabin, clear
field oounty, dee'd, and also heirs of P. Co net
Bloom, dec d.and alio beiraof Blanch V. Bloom,
dim a, wbo were belra or said Isaac Iflocm, Jr.,
deceased.
Takb Nuthr, That tn purananee of a writ of
Partition lo me directed, I will, on SATURDAY,
thettilji DAV OF JULY, 1881, bold an Inrjueat
of Partition and valuation of tba real oatato, lato
of Isaac Bloom, Jr., late of Pike tetnuhip, Clear
field oounty, Pa., deooaitd. The Inquest will
assemble at the late residence of aaid decedent
in Pike towaihip, Couofy and State aforesaid, at
II o'clock A. m. of tatd day.
fiitia.rr'B Orn.-B, ) JAS.MAHAFFEY,
Clearfield, June 20, Hl-St. ( Sheriff.
BOROUGH ORDINANCES.
IEF.HOiV THB miRUESH AND HIGH.
1 tONMTAIILlii t-
Samon 1. Bt It ordained and toaoted by t he
Burgees and Towa Council of tbe Borough of
Clearfield, and it It anaettd and ordaioed by the
authority or tbe same : l bat tbt rets of tbe hut
geat and Ulgh Coaatabte or ibis Borough, shall
be aa follows, lo wit i
rata to rbckiyid bt tnb auaoaai.
For committing ptrtom to tbt Lock-up $ 60
For adrntnlattrmc an oath 10
For hearing partla n,M 1 CO
For taking ball.... tt
For making record of proctodiagi.. 0
For issuing license to peddle 10
For written permission, (any obveettr) 10
Tht foes for services not herein speoifloally pro
vided, i hell be the tarn a as allowed Justtoaa of
tho oaoo for similar aervtooa.
ibctiom 1 rani to an bboiivbo bt tbb hiob
cohstablb. Making arresU - f 1 00
Conveying to Look-up.. 60
Bervieea as Turnkey (eaok oaae).
Serving notice, (any character) 20
Tba feta for services aot here i a specially pro
Tided, shall be tbt same as allowed Constables
for similar aervloea.
In testimony that the above ordinance was
passed tbo llth day or Jnly, I8l, I bete bore
unio tot my hand nnd affixed the aeal ol tht
Borough. SAMUEL I. BNYDER, Borgefl.
lSe..n Attest :
J. V. fiavaia, Clsrk.
AIMI'.NDMENTtoth ordinance entitl
ed t Au ordinance In relation to run
ulna; ol trains aud driving of ooraea In the
Horougtt i
Be It enacted and ordained by the Burgess aod
Town Coaotil of tbo Borough of Cltarfield, Pa.,
and It la hereby enacted and ordained by authori
ty of the aamei That tht ordinance pneeed on
tha filh of Juno, IttHl, entitled, "Aa ordioaaoa re
lating to tbe running of trains nnd driving of
horses through tbe Borough," be, and tbo same
aame it hereby ao amended that It ahall read as
loilowB:
Hirnoa I. Tho clause, "at any faster or greater
rata of speed than five (6) miles aa hour" so
amended aa to read, "at any faster or greater rale
of ipeed than ten (10) miles ao boor."
Hao. 1. Tbeelaust, "ol any faster or greater
rata of epeed thaa five (6) miiea aa hour," ao
amended as to road, "at any fatter or greater rote
of ipeed than seven (7) miles per hour."
ln testimony that tbe above amendments were
mtde and pained oa tht tltrenth day of July,
1881, I have hereunto aot my hand and eauled
tbt aeal of said Borough to be affixed.
geal Ati.it: B. I. 6NYDKR, Burgaii.
J. V. Hryobb, Clerk.
Claarfitld, Pa , July 10, '81-St.
QPEM FOR ALL I
LOT8 OF
New Goods,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Come to Frenchville I
I HAVE jant rooeired tlio largest
took of gooda over brought to
this (action of tb county, which 1
will soil for cash or produce m cheap
as they can bo bought eliowhore. My
took oonaitti ot
Dry goodS,
Groceries, BootsSliocs,
Hardware,
sS'Nails a Specialty.-
Ready Made Clothing.
A fullitoekof FISU. Salt in large
or email tacks, or by th barrvl.
CROCKERY WARE,
ton or clav. QUERN'RWARB, all
styles and quality. In short, I bar
rerything needed by the farmer, the
mechanic, the laborer, or anybody
else, which I will toll just as choap as
the goods oan be purchased anywhere
else, rieaae call and examine my
goods and prioea belor investing
elsewhere.
1. M. COUDR1ET.
Frenchrillo, Ta., Mar. 2, '81-tf.
. - w, a. MAaaafr.
JEADAIUGERTY,
F1HK, Lim AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
AtiKNCY.
-Offloaln Orabam Building, Markot itrsst.
Clear Sold, ..... pena'a.
June 1ft, lfiSl.lf.
NOTICIUNotioe Is hereby given lo Hawk
era aad Peddlers, Mtrohanta, Pool and Bill-
lord table keepera.nnd to all others who bv lew are
required to pay mereaatile tr othor lioenae,and wbo
have not done bo are required to do ao at toot.
Anyone returned for doing builneis without proper
lioeaao will be liable to floe and coal, ooo'irdieg
to tho Asia of Assembly regulating the same.
This aot lee Is glvea ia torn form ily wttk the Acts
or Asian. bly making it the duty of the County
Treasurer lo oolleot these nvtnuas and laiat tht
Boon at.
PHILIP DOTTrf.Trtaiurtr.
OLBAiriBLB, Pa., July 13th 1KHI-3.,
Agricultural !
I TAKE tbla method of notifying tboao la aeed
of a good Mowar, Reaper, Threihor or Plow,
lb at I bare the agency of tbe
II IT C KEY I?
Mower, Reaper and Thresher,
Mannfaolarad be AIJLTMAN A CO., Canton, 0
1 an) tlao a, eat for tbt etltbrtted
"South Bend Chilled Plow 1
&ft.Pereoui Ib aeed of either of the above had
better call oa or address ma before punhaaiog
eisewaert.
ZACOARIAH MrNATL,
junt 8, 1881-tf, Curwensville, Pa.
E. S. HENDERSON,
UNDERTAKER
DUHnSlUK, r Lflfl A.
npiIB subscriber bow effen to the citlsens of
X BumitJt nod vicinity, aa uo provided
iMMlalty, Hereatter all kinda of Caaketa and
Coffins will bo kef t on head, and ordera filled at
oooe.
funerals .attended Mnytehenu
I will furnish the finest aa well as ths cheapest
articles dedicated to funeral - All ordera left at
tbt store of Jonn C. Conk an will receive prompt
attention. For farther partlnalare, call oa or
address E. S. HENDERSON.'
Deo. 10, 1879 -If.
Mowers ami Reapers!
E. W. BROWN,
CLEARFIELD, - .- PA.
TUB .oWTtUr baa Ih. WALTER A. WOOD
HUWKH8 aad REAPKKS for sala, haald.a
Macfala.r.aalr.rorth.a.ni.. Alio IIOKSK HAY
KAK BH, tail all aiails Bf farming tmpleaiaat!.
avWill .iohsnia abora for HOUt-bS er
CATTLE, or till rtr, low for eaab.
FRESH MEAT I
WILL atao continue tbt batrktrlnf bmintBl.
Meat mark at In tba plaining mill office, en
Pint atrteU Frtafa meatarary Monday, Wediiet
daj, Friday nnd Satarday mora in gi. Your pat
ronage la re.pectullj aolioited.
R. W.BROWN,
Far M. Ii. BbowB.
Clearflald, Pa., Jooa lit, 1881.1m.
The Estej Organ
"From North toRontb. from East to Went.
Tub tsttey Organs are the Beat."
WnGff a Company, by fegltlmate mannfae
tore and actual produotioa, raabta tbt
number of
100,000
Ia proetai ef eonaecutfrt nanberlag, It If aa
treat wbicb draervea Bore then a paaaing mto
tlon er eataal rtinarb. It tneana rery asuob Ib
many way. It lad ita tea
Flrat, A hlfh bailoaaa Blanding, and good
npntatioa for probity and fair dealing.
Boron d. A Ttry high repatatloa for quality
of work, ia
TONE,
WOKKMANSIIIP,
DURABILITY,
Third A Ttry ttttnalrt lyataa of manafae
tare.
Wa fa mi ib any make of OrganB or Planoa,
W. W. PK1CK, Agtnt.
CurwtntTlllt, Pa., Hay 1ft, ItttLStn
HARNESS IHARNESS 1 1
Thia fray for Tour if anient J
IF yoa want tn itndy yoar own Intereit, do not
fell loeallat ANUHKW HARWICK'8 HAR
NEHS 8 11 OP, on Market Blreet, next door to John
A. Stook'B tobaoeoatore, ClearAald Pena'n.
THB FACTS ARK THAT
A 11 flrat-tlaw work ti done at
A nARWICK'S.
XTtata foot all and axle greaaa at
IM HARWICH'S.
Doable and ilngie barneti or ait kinti at
UARWICK'S.
Ildlng saddles or all klada at
HARWICH'S,
ar atU and hone tovera of all kinda at
l-J UAHWRK'H.
ifrhlpi of all kinda and aa low aa tAerata at
HAEWICKS.
Harntf of all kinda made to order at
HARWICK'8.
All kinda of oollan at bottom priee at
HARWICK'8.
I ) tnttmber an X L-N T Hue of hnrMfurnlah
IV lK ROodB at HARWICK'8.
Alfill keep aad make all kinda of Ion. ber bar
Y aeetat HARWICK'8.
Irory and all otbar kind of rlnga er all altea at
HARWICK'8.
(1emba, bruabtfl, aad Inter faring boot, en hnd
j alw- HARWICH'S.
TDte robot, knee duittri, and tortena of all
IV kindi at HARWICK'8.
Job work and repairing promptly attended te.
Renaaber Ibe ehop tn Hbaw'a roe-, on Mark at
attvel, between tba Mae lot Honaa and tbo Hbaw
Hnurw, ClearAeM, Penn'a.
May It, 1HI m.
YOTJ OAN
Save moneY
IN BUYINO YOUR UOODS FROM
Geo. Weaver & Co.,
SECOND 8TRKF.T,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Notions,
Boolsf Shoes, Hats! Caps,
GROCERIES,
Carpels, Oil Cloths, 4c., 4c.
ALSO,
FLOUR, FISH, '
BACON, BAM, SALT, OAT, CORN,
CHOP, ETC.
Tbankfal for peat fa -ore. wa lavlte tba puhlte
lo tall and ate oar large aad new Btnk ef goodi,
whtth we will diapoet of al raoeonaWe rmlet fer
ata, er oiebaage tor te entry predeoe.
Polite aad attentir eierka U wait apofl yoa,
aad prioea dawn low.
0I0R8B WIAVBRAOO.
CUtrlaU, Pa April f, lMl-bf.
" '- ''-Hii'uiii. flu -"
-flew Qtetrtittmtnti.
TimTlCEB' CONHTABI.EJM FERsI
Wo have printed a large number of tho bo
FEE BILL, and wlU oa tba roee.pt of twenty
five eaata, mall a eon? to any addraaa. snjM
AGONSj FOR SALE I Tba wbMrlbar
haa (wo Tw.-llorea Waaont. laarl, aaw.
for tale. Will s.a.ld .b.ap. Calloa or addraaa
JUilrf A.SIADLXH.
ClearHeld, Pa., Uarok I, llll-lf.
TAHM LANDU FOR SAIB-Ib Unatoa
M. aa rtne townanipa, tjitarfleid eonnty.
imwiuiDii MsBe jprtR inrntrtoi paraoaao
noney. rrtoet 10 UV to M19.99 ptr tore.
reierTea, i. fiinu, Agent,
Penoeld, Pa.
or Wallaob A Knaaa,
8epL It), mtMf. Clearfleld, Pa,
NOTICCThe nndtnigned, reatding Ib tbe
villaae ef Wtatovtr, ia Ca.it towoibip,
baa made tbe Beeaanry arran irenifnta and pro
poaea to open an LATINO Hul bK for tba ao
oumfioodatioa of tbe pablla generally, and I here
by ao licit a liberal abare ol the publio patronage.
JOIIS J.bNiDKK;
Weotover, Pa., Feb. 9, Jsat-tf.
SIIOEMAklNGr-I hereby lofom my pa
trona, and mankind ln general, that 1 have
rumored my ihoemnking shop to tbe room ia
Uraham'a row, orer 8. L Bnyder'a Jewelry atore,
and that I am prepared to do ail kinda of work
la my line eheaper t ban any other ahup la towa.
All work warranted aa good aa oaa bo done any
where elae. PoaiUrely tbla la tbeobeapeat abop
la Clearueld. JOS. U. DKKHINU.
Deo. 11, lt7$ tf.
Millinery I Millinery 1 1
ITAKX tbaptaaiBr. of lafonalB, th. p.bll.
Ibal I ahall offer ipaoial iBduoanaBU la
Mllliaar, Oooda, aaok aa Bilkt, Sallat, Rlbooos,
riowtrs, te., Trlaamad aad lalrlmaiad UaUa.4
BoBoau. Is Iba r.rj laiaat atjla., Notion! and
Mada-a, Clolkla, for tblldraa. I kladl, aollclt
a sbw. of yoar patroaaaa.
MI8S H. A. WELCH,
Market St, Claart.ld, r.
Apr. 10, ISSl.lj.
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XECUTOHS' NOTICB..Notiea fa here.
J bv airen that Lettera Teatamenlarr oa the
aetata of JAMKS HAUKRTY, late of Beoearia
towaihip, Cltar&eld eonnty, Ppod', deoeaaed,
baring been duly granted to tbe undftralgaed, all
peraona Indebted to aaid aetata will pleaee make
immediate payment, and tboao bavin a elaima or
dtmanda agaloat tba aame will preeent tbem prop
trly authenticated for Battlement, without delay.
VAMU H All HKTY,
JURKMIAH HAUKKTT,
W. 11. FATTKHKON,
kieoatora.
HonUdaU, Pa., Jnly Uth, 18!lftt.
CACfTIOM.-All peraona are hereby warned
attainst narcbaalng or In any war mtddlins
with tbe rolloinjr penonal property, now in tbe
poaaef aton oir KAflLlo T. II UUKn KY, of! irard
townabin, via: One torrtl and 1 bar mare. 1
ball, 1 beifer, 2 oowa, I ealrea, labeep, 10 ibuati,
1 log Bltd, 1 two borat wagon, 1 fannlng-mill,
plow, barrow, 8 acre of core, 8 aoret of oata, 1
acre of polatota, I acres of rye, 14 aoret of wheat,
and I tef of harntaa. Tbe foregoing property
waa pnrehai-ed by me at Sheriff 'a aale en tbe Ith
day ef Jaly laat, and la allowed to remaia la Ibe
poaaeaaioB of tbe Bald Franola T. Hogeney oa
loan only, lubjeot to my order at any time.
JAMKS BKANEl,
Loco ata' i Milla, Pa., July 10, 1881 -it .
EIGHT FARMS
For Sale or Rent I
Tht anbaeribtr propoatt to tell or rent a Bom
ber of term i located aa followa t Tha Arit aituate
in Bnrnaida townthip, Centre eonnty, oontaining
lot) aerea, barlog thereon erected a frame dwell
ing, frame barn , edjeoent to a eh arch, aad known
aa tbe Jamaa Mulholland farm.
ALSO, another farm ailaatt la Orahnm (own
hip, Clearfield eonnty, eon taming 117 aerea, with
tbe neeeaaary Improvements. Tbia farm ia Bndar
laid wito a UOUU VEIN OF CUAL.
ALSO, aft other farma In tba vlolnit of French
rllle, oontaining rei pent fully 111, 100, 1,5, fli, &fl
and 30 aorea. Tbtit farma all hart boater aad
bsvrns thereon, good water, bearing orabardi on
ame, aa well aa aome good wood land. For
tnrtber particulars call la person, or add re it tbe
ondersiRned by letter. L. M. COL UK I KT.
Jan. IVth, IBHI-tf. Frenohrille,Pa,
VALUABI LANDS FOE SALE I
SIX hundred and ninety-two (6S1) acres of land,
aituate is Clearfield oounty, Pa,, will beaold
in a bodj, or ia three (8) toper te paroelt, to wit t
Fire hundred (eUO) aerea well timbered with
oak, pine and hemlock, aod baring thereon a IraU
olaaa water-power mill with circular tews.
One hundred and twenty (130) aorea o lea red and
a good atato of cull Wet, on, and baring thereoa
erected a large and fine frame dwelling bonae, two
large frame berna and other neeeaaary oatbaild
loga, together with a large orchard, good water,
Ao., Ao.
BcTonty acres cleared and tnder cultivation,
bnt with ao buildinga.
'i na aaid landi are aitnaU wtth In 3, miitt oi
Clearfield and the Pennsylvania Railroad, and are
underlaid with bitnminnaa coal nnd flre-olay.
Ronton for Selling. declining health of owner.
For further particulars, i mini re of the eabaerlior.
J VHANK HNVrik'k lM'.fnsna
Clearfield, Pa , June 1Mb, IBM -If.
EXECUTORS' SALE
or
Desirable Real Estate !
Estate of Eidurl Sluw, Sr, Doo'd.
TnTj BBdertl(nl, Vteentort of tbeutataof
HICUAHU 8UAW.gr, deoeaaed, will offer
al poblleealeat Ihe COURT UUVb'K, la tba oor.
ougb of Clearflald, Pa., aa
Thuraday. Sept 1st, 1881,
AT 1:3 O'CLOCK T.
Tbt following valuable real oatato, tIi i
Tbe three-Btory BRICK HOTKL property,
comer of Market aod First streets, ia tbo bor
ough of Cltarfltld, known aa
'The Shaw House
Fronting with two lots of ground thereto belonging
m a 100 feet on Market atreeL and W
fM fl Firat street, withatwo-itory
9 1 ! 1 f St dwlliDR bouse attached. Tbo he
flJlwil proper haa siity bed-rooms and
&,vvwl all oonvenlenceB for a flnt-elast
hotel One of tho most deairablt hotel properties
in Caatral Peansylvania.
Tbe above will be told together with a two
story frame dwelling houae on Marbet street, ad
jaoent to the Hotel, and ono other frame dwelling
bonis and a two-atery store onuaiog, eu iroeung
on Market street.
ALSO. All that certain lot, known la tho
plati of Clearfleld borough as lot flo 13V,
froatitg feet oa Locuat street, ma- 4
nlng back 171 feet, more or less, to aa alley I
with dwelltni houae and all neeeaaary out- J
buildings thereoa erected,aad other Impravemeata.
TEHJftS OF 84 LE t
One-third eaah at delivery of good deed, aad
tbe balance to be secured by bond aad mortgage,
payable la one and two years, with ie tercet.
A. B. SHAW,
JOS. SHAW,
Surviving Ei'rt of Richard Shaw, Sr., dee'd.
Cltarfield, Pa., June!, 1 881-It.
n.
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DiALtna in-
Dry Goods, Groceries and
General Merchandise,
WOODLAND, CLT'DCO., Pi.
TlAflpoctfuIly solicit thofr patron
IV and tho public generally ho oall and eiaa
ino their new stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
CONSWIINO Ot
Cathmeres, Valvotaeni, DcUIow,
Lawns, Ginghams, Prints, Un
bletibod and Bleached Mus
lins, Fancy Skirt.., Sheet
ing"., Tiokinp-s, Carpets,
Kags, Oil Cloths,
HOSIERY,
Laundriod, While,
Cheriot and Percale
Shirts, OIotos, Neckwear,
Mon'a and Boys' Clothing,
Uali, Caps, Boots, Shoes, etc, eto.
Groceries t Ccn'l Merchandise
ITill riai fnnn rtt Arai nnti.r .nil
satisfaction is guaranteed. Tbe fol
lowing are always kept oa band
(some few only In thoir season):
Sugars, Teas, CofTeea, Spicea, Syrape
uonieciioneriea, uranges, jjemons.
Bananas, Figs, Pates, ete., Hard
ware, Vueentwsre, Olsssware,
Tinware, Wood and Willow,
ware, Paints, Oils, Clocks,
Trunks, Valises, Mirrors.
Stationery, Furniture,
A Miners' Supplies,
ALSO, DIALER IR
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