THE REPUBLICAN.
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Terms of Subscription.
If paid ill advanoe.or within IbrM months...! M
ir in id after three u4 before sii months... 1 00
If ,,id after theeapiratloa of ill monhu.., t 00
Cholera murium ia the mmt popuuir com-
il:tint jimt now.
The iKwtolTur at Mnrrwn, Clenrlirld county,
h:if iK-rn ihHCuntiniied.
Like the Itulifa, coniHtiilkfturr- now arrayed
in silk and wear Iuwm'Ih.
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New corn, applm, and a jirv.it vnrietv of
rn rn fruit u now fur nale in our market.
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All outt.luiul.nu; tM-hool ordenuf HuHton
tiiwnshipnrr called in. Hcendvertiwment in
till IKIJKT.
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.loli ii A. Stock, of thin place, viiiited his
panntw and the home of liis youth at Ciettya
hurti liwt week.
No n-niedy liaa ln-cn found for FVvcr and
A pie winch proven so uniformly Bum-twful
a Ayer's Ajtt.fi (nrt
The t'lenrfU ld Kpiscop.il Kahltalh school
hi Id their aunutil picnic at the pork in Went
harlield hwt Thuwdav.
The uludieiau M-enea thnt occur at a fire"
lire juit too fun-loving fur anything. Aren't
they ? Oh ye, of cnurm: !
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Mn tV. It.iuks Holmes is ''rirttHimt.nu,'
at White Sulphur Pprinjf.. Va. fhe la visit
ing friemlt in thnt vicinity.
Israel Tct, K., now omipiva rooms in
the residence of Mi. F.lmtlietli Iryin, directly
nujKwitn where hin ofliee was Wforc the Are.
Mr. Henry llriiljie, while uwintinx to re
move the wife from his Cfitahlishnient dur
ing the lute fire, fnu-tureil a ttmie in hit ripht
hiintl.
Mr. Klah Johnson, one of the County Com
iiiiHsiniiera, has Buffered eonmdcnihle pain
.luriUK the piwt week from a felon on hi left
h;iml.
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The Shaw House wiw built in lti). Km
Ale waa the nrdiitect and contractor. The
lirirk work wiw aupcriutended hy Mohci B.
I'oudriek.
Kit -Sheriff l'enti, lute landlord of the Hhaw
Hmie, li.w moved into the hmi on South
1'uiirth Htrcct, reitntly vacated hy rntthono-
turv Kerr.
Mm. M. 11. Mcleod and family have re-n.-ntd
to Willtamspurt. CVrL VnltT Bin
will occupy the residence on Market street
t Heated hy them.
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The trees in front of Mr. Joseph ShawV
nsih me, and in the vicinity of lr. Hill's,
an hrowned Iwuily hy the heat, from the
Imininji of the Shim lloutte.
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Mr. 8. M- Jones, the traveling nmnt of the
liniiiestie sewiiiK machine, w ill occupy the
rr-idi nee of ex-1'rot.ioi.ntiiry Ithxjm, on l'lne
-tri'i't, when var-nted hy the latter.
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John Muir, who wiw bhot retviitly
lloiitzdalc hy McKenzie, and errntiiminly re-
iMirted dead hv uk last week, In not seriously
hurt, hut ix able to 1 around aaiii.
It is nnnounci'd that Kev. W. Scott Wilson
ill preach in the M. E. (hejreh in Went t'h ar
II. Id next Sunday. Mr. Wilson w ill supply
nil of Kev. Anne's appointment on that day.
The (it-tlysburK excursionists returned
hnme the latter part of last wesk, greatly de
lighted with their trip. Many of them
brought home ou renin from tho Isittletleld.
Take Ayer's Tills for all the purposes of a
purgative.for Constipation, Indigestion, Head
ache and Liver Complaint. By nniversnl ac
cord, they are the best of all purgatives for
family uw. m t m . t .. w
Mr. Francis Murphy, the famous temper
ance lecturer, accompanied hy his son, Thus.
K. Murphy, will suil in the "City of Berlin"
In mi Ne York for Kumne next Saturday,
August (fill.
The Count) Commissioners will meet on
Monday next, Augunt Hth.and remain in c
sion n few days fhr the transaction of such
husine as may lw hnnight liefore them.
Persntm interested will please take notice.
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Miss Muttic Kobn, who superintends the
millinery dctnrtmcnt in Fleck's store, left
in Thursday morning la( for 1'hihulelphia.
I'a., where she will remain for a vacation of
ecr;d weeks, visiting relatives and friends.
From the Curwensville Timet we learn that
the dwelling house of William Force, in
lltooni township, was burned to the ground
on Monday night of last week. Nothing
:m saved hut sew inn machine. No in
surance. -
The voters of this borough will be allowed
the privilege on Saturday, August Ftth, of
voting for or against Water tax in case of
fire. By reference to the proclunuition pub-.'
lished elsewhere in this issiie.full piirticulars
w ill 1m learned.
The house burned down on First street at
the late fire w as next to the oldest, if not the
oldest, building in town. It was built many
ears ago for our venerable townsman, Jonah
W. Smith, Ksij., and at the time was considered
a very fine residence.
Miss Maria Coulter, on iiiHnue woman,
whose home is near Newhurg. was put In the
county prison last Wednesday evening for
safe keeping. As simn as an order is issued,
she w ill be removed to a hospital for the
treatment of insane persons.
The Shaw House was insured for $I0.IHI,
in five different companies, and the furniture
in a sixth for fi1,(NK). The adjusters were
hen-last week and arranged the losses, the
estate receiving nearly $,:tlH). The building
cost between pi 1.00(1 and P..OOO.
The Chairman of the State Sunday Hclmol
Association of Pennsylvania nnnoiinccs that
the annual convention of that organisation
will be held in Johnstown, commencing
August lHth, and continuing in session three
days. The programmme of exercises will he
made public shortly.
Miss Welch, who had to remove hert4k of
millinery goods rather unceremoniously on
account of the threatened destruction by the
rw-ent fire, has again got her store arranged
for business, and wishes the ladles and
nii-es to mil. Koom on Market street, o
jswite Mossop's store, and east of the burnt
district.
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TheCl.KAnriici.h Kkpi bucax is out the
earliest in the week, is the largest and best
li)er published in the county, contains more
reading matter, and has the largest circula
tion by seven or eight hundred. Since the
1t of January last the name of seventy-four
voluntary sulHcriVr have lcen entered on
"iir iHHtks, and still they come.
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The six little girls who left their homes in
lluntwlale on Saturday morning, the iWd ult,
to go to the mountains for huckleberries, w-ere
f'liind on the day following (Sunday) some
wcn or eight miles from ttiVir homes. The
ecitenirnt cm used by their disappearance
;w intense, and the Joy occasioned by their
diMovery w as unbounded. The age ol the
mils rniiged fmm 11 to HI
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"The Kkh-RMCAM, with unprecedented
entcririsp, rontinues to advertise the Shaw
Mouse for side. Suc h energy should receive
"oine reward." Cihwu.
Yon nw-dn't fret alsiut It, Mr. Citiucn. We
"nt charge you anything for it. And he
Mde that, the properly i Mill fr side allee
Nimee. nolwitliHtsnding the growWng of the
lni"Tial Dictator of that detectable sheet,
'ow. give ns some more taffy I
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Hit; next annual Fair of the (lenrflcld
Viinllimil Park Association will he held
le llth, l'lh, nth and Hth of (HtoWr.
We nt knowhilged the receipt of a season
li from the managers. The Fair will lie
ftMicces this year, which Is guaranteed by
the names of those gentlemen who have, taken
nohl of It The premium lht la being pre
tre4 and will soon be published
To It will be noticed by an ad
vertisemcnt in this iwue. that the Hchonl
Board of Morris district proposes to build a
new school house. Carpenters and builders
can therefore look around for a job.
Water Work. t&wx u being circulated.
soliciting itwk for the erection of Water
W orkPi in our lorough. The works, it is esti
mated, ran lie furnished ready for operation
for f:,in)0, lUnit one-half of which sum has
been secured. The water will lie brought
from Moomc creek,
Dmtftnd DcclarU The directors of tho
Bnhl Kagle Valley Kailrood met in riiihulel
phia last Friday a week and agreed uisin a
semi-annual dividend of four ier i-ent. It
was dectiled to open a new branch road, four
miles in length, from a point on the line of
Hie Bellefonte & Snow Shoe road, which was
recently consolidated with the Buhl Fjigle
Valley, to the newly devcloK-d coal fields.
Wring Witn0$90$. The hundreds of strong.
hearty, nigged and heal I by hiking men,
women and children, that have betn rescued
fnim beds of puin, sickness and well nigh
death hy Parker's (linger Tonic, are the best
evidemwB in the world of its sterling merit
and worth. You will find such in almost
every community. Itcnd of it in another
column. . 8-3-4 1
Phyiician, Rcgstor Ttitetff J'rotlmnotary
Kerr has received a ltook properly prepared
for the registration of physicians under the
late act of Assembly, and he is now ready to
receive and register the names of all physi
cians practicing in the county. A refusal or
a neglect to comply with the law subject the
physician to a tine of one hundred dollars,
one-half of which goes to the informant.
The law is now in force, and any of our physi
cians w ho may w ish to cscajie the penalty
should lose uo time in having their unuiw
registered.
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the
Postofhee at Clearfield, I'a., for the week end
ing August 1st, lHNl:
Mrs-tieorge F. Bird, It. M. Bailey, Miss
Callie Carson, Miss Km ma Punlap, John
Hewitt, Miss F.mina (iardner, Madam U.
(toolich, John B. (amlille, Joseph 1 1 unwell,
John Hilton, Havid W. Ing, Mrs. Sarah J
Miller, F.J. MinbinnetT Thomas Philip, John
Koley, John Kot, hi da Kobinson, Kliwils'th
H. Smith, Charlotte Hileock, David Smith,
In in W. Stage. F. P. Stevens.
P. A. (lAl'LItf, P.M.
A Good Fe.''r K it tanning Srntiucl says :
"The Arbitrators, Messrs. W.J. Wright, J. O.
I). Find ley and F. P. Wolff, in the case of E.
Golden verm the Administrators of the
estate of J. K. Brown, made their award on
Monday last in favor of the Plaintiff for the
sum of H,t!lll. This case has been tinder
invcfftigntion for several wtvlo sod wivered
claims for professional services for a period of
over twenty years. The attorney concerned
were Messrs. Thompson, of Butler; Barclay
and Johnston for I'lainiiff, and Col. H. N.
Iee and J. (iilpin. Ksquire, for Hcfendanls.
A Dancing Case. We notice by the Frank
lin paerMthat the case of Herls-rt Donald
son, of Km lent on, Venango county. Pa., who
was sustwnded from the Presbyterian church
for dancing, last Spring, was Is-lbre the Clar
ion Presbytery on apH?al. The Defendant
defended himself in an argument of two
hours. The trial consumed the entire day,
and resulted in twenty -two to not sustain the
apiH'ul, and one, Mr. ( amahnn, of Oil City, to
sustain. The trial was an animated one.
The Ik'fcndnnt took an nnpcul to Synod,
w hich meets in Erie. The decision was a sur
prise to tho community, a it was admitted
that the Defendant could tint dance, hut only
tried to.
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flflrf. We notice, by our Utncuster ex
changes that "Henry Bhaflher, a prominent
Democratic politician, and for many years the
proprietor of the famous Exchange Hotel at
Mount Joy, died on the V.ith ult, in the sev
entieth year of his age. He was highly re
spected by men of all parties.' Mr. ShalVner
was a cousin to Samuel H. Shaffner, w ho
formerly rtMilud at Mount Joy, Ijwreuce
township, in this county, but now deceased,
and who sen ed a term as County Commis
sioner. Many a ClcarhVhl county rnflman
tarried at the Exchange with "Hen." Shaff
ner, and those living will regret to ham of
his death. He was what is called "one of the
clevcnwt of hotel men."
The Ionnldson Combination played Dei
Boucieuult's beautiful Irish drama, "Colleen
Hawn," in Pie's Opera House, on Monday
evening. The troupe is one of the best travel
ing, and those Indies and gentlemen who
witnessed the play on Monday evening have
nothing to regret, and no doubt will go again
this (Tuesday! evcniug to hear and see
"I,ed Astray.' The wardrolx-s of the mem
hers are beautiful and rich-looking, and the
characters are all rendered nut orally and in
good style. The late hour at which the play
commenced on Monday evening was a source
of great annoyance and inconvenience, to the
audience, ami should Is; remedied. The
curtain did not rise nntil after ft o'clock.
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Th$ New Borough of Qten Hopo.T)ii tot-
tion of Ileeearia township wits incorporated
at the last Term of Court, and held its first
election for munieisil nihoers on Saturday,
July 23d. Thirty votes were polled. Th
oflicers elected are as follows
Ah roes William Dotts.
Ttnrn (VuisnV -Morris D, Itummery, Jere.
Cooper, (Jeorge W. Dotts, H.A. Wright, David
Hear, A. K. Grecii.
ComUnhfr Thomas S. Washburn,
High (ossf'iWe Isaiah Warrick.
Jtiitqr of KUrtinn. B. Wright
Innytrtar II. Hind man, William Hollingv
worth.
jtM-MMor J. B. Dickey.
ftmr (hinurr J. W. Wright.
SrhiMtt fimVwr ei.C. Patehiii.CalcbCopen-
haver, JoM-ph Dewalt, Dr. (t. W.Caldwell,
Christ. J. Keogy, lieorge W. Kex.
Hay Foror. Mr. A. L. Avery, Pharmacist,
New ark, N. J. Ha ing Is-en severely afflicted
for eleven years w ith Hay Fever, after trying
almost even thing without avail, I gave up
all hopt of ever being cured, when I pur
chased of you a box of Ely's Cream Balm.
To my surprise, after n few applications, I was
entirely relieved. If. HWrws Hnrri, t.titrr
f'arrirr No. 14, New P. (., Newark, N. J.
Messrs. White & Burdick, Druggists, Dim
es, N. Y. I recommend to those suffering
(as I have been) w ith Hay Fever, Ely's Cream
Bid in. Have tried nearly nil the remedies I
could find, ami this a divided preference over
them all. It bus given me Immediate re
lief. C. T. AYeiAcHu, Hm thrarf Mtrvhant, Itha
ca, N. Y, SeptemlsT fl, lsmi. Price M cents.
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A Oolicato Hattor.A trnly modest girl will
shrink from 1mm ng under money obligntiims
to a young man, even though he lie her lover.
But on the other hand, many a girl tsearcless
as to how much money any young man may
sHnd for her. Three and five dollars for a
horse and carriage be enn poorly afford, per
haps, yet she will go with him week after
week, with no particular interest In him, un
mindful apparently whether he earns the
mnm-y or take it from lib employe drawer.
He makes her expensive presents. He takes
her to a concert A young man respects a
young woman all the more who is cartful of
the way in which he sjunds his money, and
will not permit too much to be used for her.
A thoughtful and well-bred girl will be wise
a) suit these matters. .
ytnnor't Prodiction$ for AuguitU aeeina,
from the Canada papers, that Mr. Henry U.
Vennor has extended his "re ise" predictions
so that they include August in detail, as fol
low : August 1st Wartu and oppressive; 9d
and 5th Generally pleasant, fairly warm day
and mk)1 to cold evenings and nights ; Bin
Fair and pleasant; 7th (rtnndayh- Heat and
storms; Hth and 0th-Suhryt with heavy
showers, cooler evenings and nights; lllb
and 13th- Heat with clouding and sultry
weather: Hth (Sunday) Cooler change;
l.Mh Cooler to cold and cloudy and pleas
ant; Mth-Storms; 17th and Hth Hall
storms and frosts probably in some srtions;
lJMh and 90th 1 1 cut and storm; 3 1st Hub
trvand showery: iKd-flnHnr and windy;
id and 24 th-Heat and windy; 93th and
Wth Heavy storms on the lakes and amnnd
New York: 117th and 3th -Cooler weather,
with rains and frosts; Mb and 3M-Fair
and pleasant weather, with cool evenings and
nighta with indications of retnrnin heat.
Don't Ton Want c Good Buggy f If you
want a neat and good buggy, yon will find:
au assortment at Brow n's planing niill,ou Pine
street, in this Imnrngh. Messrs. McQutaton
A Co. have established an agency here for the
sale of the cclcbniti-d Emerson, Fisher A Co. 's
make or buggica or Cincinnati, Ohio, which
hava a atandard reputation. Call at the plan
ing mill and examine tho stvleaaud prices.
W. W. Worrell is supcrintcndiiig the sale or
these buggies, and he will gladly furnish all
information desired
If the Cleartleld liKrrni.u is is such a
bitter enemy of "ready prints" as it pretends
to be, it should not have sent out that flam
ing "patent" supplement, giving an account
of the shooting of the t President Khr
Vhrrrjtrre AVrorrf.
As we did not charge our Nttrons anything
for the "patent," it illy becomes you to give
any of "your lip" in the case. Mind your
own business, in a fawnm troy, and we will
not grow l. If our pa:r whs printed in New
York, we v.ould not charge our readers for
home work. A jMiper printed in New York,
or Chicago, aud circulated at home without
iwying postage is a huge fraud upon the Post-
ofhee Department, or else the Hrraht, 7Wohm,
etc printed in the same cities and compelled
to pay postage for circulating in Indiana and
Clearfield counties, are imposed upon.
4 Hook and Laddor Company to et Organ'
itrf. The Town Council held a meeting one
evening last week to take into consideration
the matter of providing some protection
against fire. Committees were appointed
to ascertain the oust of procuring hooks,
ladders, buckets, axes, etc., to eiiip a Hook
and Ladder Company. Some one hundred
or more of our ahlc-lMdied young men have
signified their willingness to do the work, if
the borough provides them with an equip
ment It looks now us though an organisa
tion would Itc effected soon for sure. The
person w ho leased the market lot bos been
no tilled to vacate the same, upon which a
building 'will Ik provided for storing away
the equipments, and one room used forn Coun
cil chamber. Let the good work go on by
all means.
Baitroad Now. The injunction granted by
the Court on Tuesday of lost week, restrain
ing the Pittsburgh and New York I tail rood
Comjmuy from interfering with the New-
York, Lake Krie ami Western Coal and Itoil-
road Company in the building of a railroad
from Alton to Falls Creek, was served on
Thursday aud Friday, and the work of locating
and grading was stopped at once by the first
named company, and nothing further In that
direction will he done by them until after
the heuring of the cose before Judge Brown,
which was to huve Wen heard yesterday.
P. H. On Tuesday the Pittsburgh aud New
York Kail mud Company, through their coun
sel, applied to Judge Brow n, at Warren, for a
diKwlution of the injunttiou Uiucd on the
lDth, restraining them from working. The
Court dissolved theinjnnctiou without preju
dice to the New York, Luke Erie and Western
Coal and Hail mad Company, and with the
privilege of reinstatement. On the strength
of this, work was resumed the same day by
the Pittsburgh and New York Comjiany all
along the line. Elk Itrmorrnt.
Church Aid. An adjourned meeting of the
Board of Church Extension, of the Central
Pennsylvania Con fe rem of tho Methodist
F.piscopul church, was held in Lewistown on
Julvi'dh. The Board consists of the follow
ing memliers, viz : Kev. Thou, Sherlock, Presi
dent ; liev. J. A. Boss, Vice President; Kev.
(i. A. Singer, Corresponding Secretary; Kev
W. V.fianoe, Corresxmding Secretary ; Jona
than Boy n ton, Treasurer; Kev. H. M. Ash
and K. E. A. Deavor, Messrs. John Evans. T.
(;. Bell, D. E. Kolieson, 8. H. McCoy and a J,
Brishfu. The Presiding Elders arc rx-offivio
inemWrsof the Board. Five churches within
the limits of the Conference were brought to
the notice of the Board, all of which asked
for financial assistance. Two of these churches
are in the W ilhamspnrt District one iu
the Hurrisburg District and two in the
Juniata District Alter a thorough and
patient canvass of the churches asking aid.
th Board resolved to recommend to the
parent church at Philadelphia, that they
make the following appropriations, via : To
Picture Bock Church, Lycoming county, $125;
to DuBoistown Church, same county, $175
to Newport Church, Perry county, $500; to
Shirlewshurg Church, Huntingdon county,
fUOO; to St Cluirsville Church, Bedford
county, $100. The Board, having completed
its work, udjonrned with the benediction by
Kev. It. II inkle. A'eirwrf Ledger.
Another Mow Railroad. Hy the Harrifthnrg
Pot riot, we learn that a charter wan lamied
from the ofllec of the Kccretary of the Com
monwealth, on the 2."th ulL, to 4TheHiiwjue
hanna, Pittahurirhnnd Weatern Railway (Vim
pauy," for the term ol9!t9 year, for the pur
voae of coiifttrucf iitg and operating a railnwul
from the eity of Pittsburgh, hy the moat ad-
vnntiieeoua route, through the counties of
Allegheny", Weatmoreland, Armatroii, l lear
fiehl, Centre, Clinton, Huntingdon, Mifflin,
t'nion and Irenming, tn the town of Milton
nn the Humjuehanna river, in Northumberland
county, the length of naid road to lie 1WT
mile, giuttfe to be four feet eight and a-half :
indie, eupital stock K.f'-i-r-'KH). President,
Jiunea H. Negley; Directom, If. K. Colling
Prank Hunuingn, Jamoa H. N eg ley, jr., Vm,
N, Kiddle, 11. T. Hiuina, PittMhtirgli ; Delne
K. Culver, Jeraey City ; F. W. Lockwnodand
Charlea Beidler, New York City. The onrp'ira
tora of thin new railroad are the aamn an
thoae who aome days ago aecured a merger of
the New York, Pittsburgh and Chicago of
Ohio, the New York, Pittsburgh and Chicago
of Pennsylvania and the Pittsburgh and
(.liicago KailwHy Coni(ianieiinf Pennsylvania.
The coiiftolidution fonus a eontinuoiia line
from PittHhurgh to Toledo. If the New road
is hnilt a eontimmuMline will be aecured from
Milton to Toledo. At Milton a connection
can be miide with the Philiidelphiaand Head
ing aud thus a wet-tern outlet miule for that
road. The principal contributor!, to the new
road are eupitaliMa from New York, Jeraey
City mid Emton.
A DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
Ht ddoH Doath of Atr$. John McCoy.
A very Mt accident owurred in the south
ern end of the county lust Friday evening.
The particulars are: Mrs. Martha J. McCoy
and her hunliand, Mr. John McCoy, raiding in
Heeenria township, were returning home hurt
Friduy night from a visit to a sick neighbor,
and when descending a steep hill in the lane
near John H. Weld's residence, one of the
straps aUxit the haniesa broke. Mr. McCoy
was iu the act of getting out of the buggy to
repair the humcm when he tripped and fell
to the ground seiinelea, having fallen head
foremnnt. When eonscionsness returned, he
found Mm. McCoy lying on the ground a short
distance from him, the horse and the buggy
gone. He went to her, and asked her if she
was Imdly hurt, but received no reply to that
and other Interrogatories, He then called
her bv nninr, and still no reply. Afier some
difficulty tuaistonca was proenred, und she
was i-Arrifd to the nearest house. When car
ried in she was atill breathing, but died early
on Hatnrdny morning, speeehlc awl appar
ently unconscious ever since the full.
It is supposed that In reaching forward for
the linea Mrs. McCoy fell out, or else the
horse began kicking and she was thrown out
and fatally Injured. The horse returned
home and was found at the bam nnhanned
as ahm was the bnggy, neither receiving a
scratch. The accident occurred late in the
evening, probably between 9 and 1(1 o'clock
and within a half mile of their home. Mr.
McCoy was cwwidPrably bruised and at tinned
hut is recovering.
This is indeed a and bereavement, and one
that will be mourned In the vicinity where
he lived and was beat known.
Mi was buried rn tha cemetery at Ftah-
ville on Hunday last, and the esteem in which
she w ns held b? her neighlKira may he infer
red from tbe large funeral procession which
followed her remains to the tomb. There
were ninety vchlrlea In line, containing on
an estimate frur hundred people, with a large
number on hormbAck. and there were fully
five hundred persona about tbe grave before
the funeral cortege arrived. It waa the larg
eM frineral ever witnessed In that neighl-or-hood.
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Tha aliova iarticular were furnished ns
by County Ruperiiitendent McVoowa,
Banking Omco. Wear it auuonneed that,
with the 1st of August, Grant postoflh,!
(otherw ise Cherrytrec,) Indiana county, ar
rived at the dignity or a money order office
aud so did Houlcdale, Clearfield county. It
is said that 325 new money-order offices are
to lie established this month, Pennsylvania
getting twenty-four of them.
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AdvtrtiMmtnt.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Clearfield County, SS :
Personally appeared Wfore me, a Justice of
the Peace in and lor the borough ol Clcarliehl,
I'a., A. V. Welch, who, otter being dim
allirmed according to law, doth depose and
say that he did buy a new sewing machine,
latest style "Jhnnestic," three-d rawer, drop-
leaf, (nun Harry hrntxer, through his agent
Jones, for $iCt, on time pavnietits, and the
first price asked for said machine was $f0,
and then $oU, and finally come down to $"13,
on time payments, as above stated.
Amrmeu and mtiscrnMit lielore me. una
first duy of August, A. 1. IHHl.
D. CoNKKH.V, J. P.
FAIR QUESTIONS.
Mr. EtiiToK : I accident ly noticed a poster
purporting to tie a statement of our School
allium in this borough for 1""1. I am not
very well posted in figures, but I notice that
four mills for School purposes" raises f.a
more on the same property, that four mills
do for "Building purpose," Is it a blunder,
or is there a law that changes the mileage?
And "from all other sources" $.rIM is nearly
twenty percent of the w hole duplicate. But
no one can tell from whence this sum of
money came. "For other expenses" $J45 is
too big an item for a small town. We will
give more in detail in the future. The Treas
urer (who he is, the statement doea not set
forth,) must W a clever fellow, from the fact
that lie paid out $11.15 more than he re
ceived. INQI'IKKR.
Our correspondent asks too many leading
quest ions to follow him In detail ; but the
discrepancy in the amount of School and
Building purpose arises from tho fact that
there is a $1 Poll or Scalp tax for "School
purposes En. f:r.
Yoa can have any kind of an old
hftt nsdt nsw, by Ntwkirk, lbs kstttr, o?r
Bridgt'i Tailor bop, Mirket itret, Clearfield,
Fcoa's. 0-1-tf
Call at Merrill's hardware etoro and
et tbs abeapsat sod bait Sawing Macbloa for
tht Itait money. Dee. 23 tf.
A very elegant line of pockot cutlery,
ratura, toUsora and ibean at Harder f. o-ij-h
Fishing tackle,
si Harder'!.
vholetale and retail
5-31-tf
K;rrfafs.
On llrnnnno Pbb Cbrt. Diicociit on Old
Pbicbb. HowHig Mochiaee oon do bo parcbBeed
Bt Merreiri tin and variety atxre, from toi up
ward. All hlndeof lowing naohiooi repaired
on tho ihortoet notlea.
Clo.rn.ld, Pa.. July It, II7T.
Wabtbii. Delivered at tbo Kail Roail.
100, ADO SA.inoh iha.od ibinglel.
1011,0110 14.noh inwod ihiojl.i.
100,000 feet of pina boards
iOO.OllO 14-feet ehared boopl.
i.000 railroad tire.
60,000 feet of good hemlek bnardt.
For which I will pay tho bigbcet market price,
delivered at Clearfield, or at any point on the
Tyrona A Clearfield lUilroed.
J. P. Knanan.
Clearfield, Pa, Oot. It, I87 tf.
Just Itocolrcd.
Jut Rocived by ARNOLD
at
CUHWK.NSVitLK;
Car J.oad Novo 8colia Planter!
Car liOad pure Corn, ityu and Oalu
Chop 1
Cur Load Dcaken Salt !
Car Load of Choice Family Flotirl
Car Load Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac!
HShtntEled, Bark. 11. IX. Ties aud
Grain will he taken in exchange.
Cnrwenaville, May 1, 1878.
C ALLEN ESCOTT. OnWadBtaday, July IS,
1 eel, by Htv. W, IScotl Wilion, air. Msosua
Oallsn and Miaa Mast A. Kscott, both of
Starling.
JOHNHT0N MILLKR. Oa Suaday, July
Uth, ltHl. by E. llildebraod, Ea , Mr. F. M.
Johnrtos, nf Ball towoabip, and Milt Ihma
Mills a, of Nawburg borough.
TATK DILLEN. At the ClMrflHd M. R.
paranaaga, on Monday, Augait lit, 18H, by Rav.
Uaorga Laidy, Mr. C. V. Tats and Min Arsis
M. Lillrs, all of CUarflald, Pa.
I10l.T-0UNKLK-At Clearfield, Pane's, on
Taaadav. July Stth, 1S8I. bv Kav. II. 8. Butler,
Mr. William P. Holt and Miu Hilla Durku,
botb of Phuipiburg, Centra oountyi ra.
KEPIIART PETERMAN. At tha M. E.
ParaoDAK la Osoaola, on Wadoaidsy, Jaly 271 b.
Bo I, by Kev. w. Boott wuaon, Mr. Ai.tus Mr
abt and Mill Mast Pars an as, bath Uoatidala.
WILLIAMS LILLtE At tha M. E. Par-
ton ago In Uioeola, on Wrdnaiday, July 17th
Hsi, by Ha. W. Boott wilion, Mr. r aaa u
Williams and Mi Mattib Lillib, both of
Uoutadala borough.
BII0FP THCR8TIN. At tbo Anaonvllla
Proibytarian tiarsonaca, on , of July, 181
by Hov. l. II. Campball, Mr. Ohcab D. baorr.of
Madara. and Miaa oadib a. iat aaria. oi
Jordan towaanip.
RITSON-DRArCKRR.-At tha If. I. Par
aonaga fa Woodland, oa Tutday, May 10th.
IHHl, by Kav. K. K. wiiaiiB, Mr. Kumnao hit
ao,of Pbiladalpbla, Pa., aud Miaa MAtiia A.
1SAICKBR. of Curwaoanllo, Pa,
Tba abova aotioa waa promnlgaud for tha first
titna laat veok, by publication la tba Curwani-
vllla Timti.
sut.
BRIGHT. Id Jordsn towohti, an Haturdav,
July Utb, 1HX1, Mabv Jasb Briobt, daugbtar of
M rt. Jcbb i ATTBsaoa, in tba ma vcar ol bar ago
KCRT7.. Ia Pummtawney.on Thunday July
28, iBHl, Vr. uaostiB M. KOBTt. Bgl as yoan,
ft nonlba aod IS dayi.
TATE. At Mount Calm, In Lawreosa town
hip, od WHoeaday, July illh, lH, Hattii.
diughtaref W. P. and UarlLa 0. Tata, sgad 0
year aod nontbi.
KINO. In Altoons, in Tboraday avtnlBt.
July 38th, IHHl, Mr. J. 0. Kiso, formerly of
Houtidala, 1it-e.rnaid eoooty. in tba aid year of
bti ago- 11U rcmalDB wara taken to Uiceola tor
Intennoat,
JOHNSTON Tb Rnoi townahlp, oa Thar
dav, Jaly SHth. IHHl, Maooib Joamroi. formerly
oi Centra ooaoty, aged about lo yean.
Both of Ibaw yoang woman worn nam ben of
tha Fruit Hill Pretbyterian Church. Although
taken early la Ufa, they wara quits will lug to go,
aoddlad trotting in Jama. D. H. C.
CLEARFIELD MABKETS.
CiBisriii D, pAe. Aug J, m,
Floor, par ewt,- 00
Buok wheat Floor, Porewt ...
Corn Meal, par wt . 1 80
Chop, rye, per ewt 1 60
Chop, niied, par owt 1 40
Bran, par owt i w
Wbeat.fter buihel..- 1 10
Rya, par buahal Bl
Oati. par buihel , 60
Corn, otvra, par buihel .... 40
Hnckwhaat, par buibel... n
Clover aaad Afl
Timothy aaad 1 7a
Potatoaa, par buihel 1
Annloa.tar buabal - - 00
Onions a t 0
Hams. ier noaod ,
NhoBldar. oar sound .mmhn 1 1
lined Deal, par pound
Cbickeaa, par pair 68
Dollar, par pound. ... "
Kgga, par doian J
Ball, par lack, Urge
Coal Oil, par gallon 1
Lard, par pound 1
Dried Ad nlai. oar pound
Dried Peachae. par Bound
Beana, par btihel 3 00
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
rnn.anm.ralt, Auoel I. There waa a arm
feelini Id Bonr and f rain, ana wneal 11 Dinner
L'eltun ie nnlet al llio fur KlJdlinJ Dplaade.
Bark la anllral. nominal. 8Kda TiuiothT Mill
In d email v.jr at I-IM. 10. Id aloe.reeW and
flaxeaed notbing dom(. Flonr and Heel The
.r narh.l la ooleU bat Irm. HalM of 1,000
berralai Mlnn.itn eitraa at l&.7ifwn.Mi for
elaar, and n.XArt.o..f for Itralght ; r.nnrlvanla
lamllr al ai weetern do. al ioi.7i and
palenu al M 0(ri,7.ll. Kj. I.ar la worlb l all
(oi h per barrel.
Wblibaj II I'ead; at 11.11 for weelara.
Naw Yoaa, Anirail I. Flour Low V"
tranter and h.ld f.lrlT BBfle. I hlfh aradeadull,
li.ktlv In bnveri' f.vor and eloelm Iteadv. II r.
(I.ar nnehenaed. Wheal lloille hijher, elo.loi
rather w.ah. T.rT llahl el port baeiaaea, l.lrlr
aetlf. trade an erulallva aeeonnti ( ungraded
ml, 91. 07 (jt. i. in, ; na. a ao., at-i'i'i' mi ;
1 re.l. Il lKal lll lie. 1 red, II H(ail.It
rnlai wlnur, I.2 nnrraded whlu, I.IM
I iFti N. I do., H.J6(i No. I red.J.lr. l i'i
(it,l -Id, Anftill,ll.!i: September, $1 ; Oct.,
Kra Irm and qelet I aoted al rt,ri
Jim and fennultanla, "He. R.rlee and
barter malt doll and aoatiaal. Cera iMIe beiwr
and fairly aollra, f toeing nrnt) lairaen,
Mm 0. BI.O) flo. a, efl(n,"ee, wo...,
auioii,,!. i roand. j.ll.w. hi I nneraded, whlu,
lot Ma. I Jerr, 6((Hle I Anel, Mtoi 8
th... Lt, ti.t.her. Ml. (late (.ce bell
re.erlnh and aneetlledi Ma. 1,4110 1 do, while,
4ii Mo. I, 4!!,aH da., whlu. evYnile i do.,
wbtta, 4V4e ; Indtena, ane an., waive, win?.,
.i.l ..iwa, lelloilKei whlia d.., 4,jala
Ma. t iej.il, H(l IVrtembar, litJoe,
0il Warift.
Oil Quotations !
CENTRAL PENN'A OIL DEPOT.
UNDERHILL ft CO.,
LubHcalhtr, Itrnntd K Jntutn'
OILS,
rillLIPSBUKU, TENN'A.
Wt qnot. oar brindi of F.troUon mi otbor oils
(mbjwtl to RMrtf ehamgm) a.)irtrwl Iroo
ob bctnl eon ot 007 tuiioo oa
Ihi Tjron. k Clmlolil
Hoilrooi.
R.Cmd Oil, 115 Tul..
Prim. White, ISO " ..
WourWbito.loll " ..
KUIo., lit " ..
,pwjl.
1AI low.
n.rli.t r
wlltaouln
tnoo to a
t loweet
I rotoi
wilboutrefor-
aoit.
D.nilo., 7J Jrrilj P"fl t
N.plb, 74 " - " "
UuuliD., II " " " ..
Uio.ti' Limp, 00 Uit, " "
0r Alio Oil, (W.Vo.) Kn. " .
" (W.V.)M.d . " ....
(W.Vo-IBuoiai'r
N.tur.l Lobrleslioi " "
1't.nilio " Kitra. "
" Bunnir. " "
Block Diamond.. " '
UrMO Knglnt - 14 M
Golden " - " " ......
Amber " "
Xx w
No. 1 Bplodle"'..'.'.".".'.'.'.. " "
Motohleu Cjlind.r Oil . " " ......
No.J ' '
Wool Oil, No. 1 " "
UrdOil(extro)Wiolerili.li'd" "
' No. 1 "
" "No. I M
Ecllpi. Eolno, No. I " " .....
No. I "
" No. I "
.1
.(
.0
.it
.41
.40
.74
M
M
.Si
.
.il
M
.40
.
Minere' Yellow, per folios.
" Wbiu " At lowrit nr-
Lio.oed, No. 1 " I bet rotee wltb-
" Amerleon " oat ref. to eoit.
Turpeotloo, btet M ,.
II iiVjUtJATTEK pHeet and
mm all competition
m.jt 4, el-l.
ai'uttsfmtntj.
1 llfllTOKN' IlKPOHTof IhoOCHOOI.
V FI'NUH of Wnt C'leorlold IndepudeBt
Kcuool Ulitriet, Til
RAM TEL BtLL. Diitrlet Troeeuror, in tmouot
vitb llio Weit Cloorfleld Independent bVbool
Fundi lor tbe vearendinf Juno tin, leHl 1
llll.
To nm't of dapliette M ITS Bh
To ntn't roe'd from Trene. Jobn Smilb... Sut Vi
To niu't of lftto ipcroprikUon 7i 80
Total...
-tl,til SS
CR.
By arn't paid for leacheri' wagea
By am't paid for foal
by am't paid for intereetoa bondl
1.1.10 00
10
lor 41
4IT 88
By am't paid oa bonde .
Hy am't peid for repair! H
By am't paid attorney feel
By am't paid for oloaaing booea
Br am't paid Secretary, Itlary
io ns
10 on
4 oo
io oo
By am't paid on rionerationp, U. B. and
rt. . baw
By am't paid for oolleeton' per eeaiage.
By abatemeoU and exoaerationa
Uy balanoe in Xreaiurer'i hand! M.
in II
is m
71 44
ToUl
. .St.D&S 88
We. Iba underlined Auditor., baring exem-
,fd tbe eeeuuut of Samuel Hell, Dietriot Treaa
urer, tn aoeount with tbe Weit Clearfield Inde.
pendent nobool Fundi, And them aa a'jov.
Hated. LEWIS BHOWN,
Alle.ti W. T. Hl'ACKMASf,
Tad U. Smw, Clerk. Auditera.
July 271b, ISSl-li.
Teachers' Examinations.
T1IH fob lie Bxaminationa for tb praiant
acbtiol year will be bald at tba following
tia.ee and plaraa: '
For Pike and Pike Iadependeat, ai Bloominc-
ton, Tuiidav, Aufu.t 16th.
For Qoihen.at Sbawnilio, Tburii ay, Auguat
Mb.
Por Bradford, at Hi (tier, Friday, Auguit 19th
For Lawrence aod Clearfield bor..at Clearfield,
Baturday, .ujmt Wlh.
far BuriTS townibip and Wallaratoa boroogb.
at W allaeeloo, Tuaaday, Auguat i'-id.
For Uorrli. at Kylartown. Wad naiday. Auguat
.lib.
For Graham, at Paleitiaa, Thoraday, Auguat
For Kartbaui and CovinKtoB.at Central Point
Friday, Auguit 26tn.
For Oirard. atOongraai Hill, Saturday, Auguat
17 lb.
For Deoatar and Oioeola, at Oiceola, Tueaday,
Aaguat 3Uih.
For Wondwartl Bod Uewtsdala, ai flout tilaJa,
Auguit llii.
For Qolicb, at Ramey, Thoraday, fiaptambr lit.
For Btccarii, at Utahviila, Friday, 8epU 2d.
For Knoi, at Naw Millport, Tuaaday, Septem
ber 8ib.
For Jordan, at AnionTilla. Wadnaaday, Septem
ber 7tb.
For Cheat, at MoFbarroa. Thoraday, tiepUm-
bar Sib.
For Ho mi id, Naw burr, and New Waihingtoa
borough, and Burniide townibip, at New Haifa.
iogtOB, rrmay, Haplonber via.
For Br II townibip, at Campbell'a eburob, Tuaa
day, September I .lib.
F r Oraonwiod townibip, at Bower, Wodoaf
day, September Utb.
For Lumber City borough and Ferguioa town-
bip, at Lumber City, Thunday, September 15th.
For Union and T'ninn Independeat, at Bookton,
Monday, beptembar I Utb.
For BrB'ly, at Lutbariburg, Tuaiday, Sap t am
ber Stttb.
For Peon and B loots, at Pennvilie, Wadnaaday,
September ZliU
Tha bublio axaminatiosa are intendod to roach
all who eaieot to taacb ia tha eounty i benoe
tboro will bo no ipeaial axa,uinatlona bald, and
oodar no olreuinitanoai will eertiiidBtea bo en-
doriod or renewed. Applteanta moit praaant
themielvei for axamlnatioa in tha diitriot 1b
whieb they Intend teaching;. Kduoational neat
intra w ill ba beld at tba oloaa of aavab aiatBlnatloB,
an J is tha areningi If initabla arrangemanta ba
made bv taaohera and director!. We bop Io
meat full Boardi of Dirroton and tba patrooa of
tba lohooliat earn anpiatinant. Apphoaota will
Blaaia eoniult "Toaobar'a Haad Book," page 9,
lor full intormeitoB renarding tna requirement!
for pniviaional oartifiaaiea. tSuheoriptiiiBa to Ed
ucational Journal! at club ratea will ba taken ob
day of exaainatioa. Tba eiaminattoo will bogia
at V A. H. M. L. hcwimiwn.
Cnuoty hupertotandent.
OlaarOaitf, July zntb,
Borough Ordinance and
Resolution.
W1II.REAB. TheCeniraJ PtBniylvaola Tela-
phone Company baa, with the tit eoneoat of
thii ;oenotl erected ita line tnreacn ion oorouro,
over ibe streets and allays, and said right having
been duputed, It Is hereby onaatmi, aio., inat
aid Com pan v may ma aaid ricbt of way r.ver
aaid street! and alleti, inhj-ct however to tba
oontrol and direction of the Town Council as to
placing pola la aaid etreeU end alleyi, so that
tha latne may Inoonveaienoe cltneni of tba bor
ough ai little as praotioabla, with tha bio of aaid
right ol way.
In tMttmonr that tbe above ordinance and ra
olnliOB wbi B.nad lha lit dav of AutruM, 181.1, J
hare hereunto set my hand and iflima tbe aeal of
the Borough. KAMliKU I. ISNYDKH, Vurgeis.
Heal Atlaett
i, Fbabk Sbthbb, Clark.
Clearfield, Pa., AuguU IMI, l-t.
Borough Water Election.
To the qnallflrd Klrrloraof the IU rough
oi aLiearnaia.
At a reffiilar slated meetlnc of tbe Town Cona-
ell of tha Boroaih of Clearfield, held at tbe office
of J. Frank Snyder, oa Moaday evening, Auguit
lit, Aa if. IBM, li was
R$toltH, That the provltloni of Ibe Act of the
General Autmbly, approved April lotb, IH7o,en
titled "an AotButhorliingtka Burgaas and Town
Counell of eaob of the several borough! throuab'
out this Commouwealtb U levy and collect a fas.
kerosene oil, and water tat," and ita supplements
approved 10th April, l7ft, and flth May, IS To,
be and Iba same are hereby approved and a-
erpUd. ,
RtiolrHl, Tbat I hi i CouboH will, If power M
granted by lha vol en of ibe borough, enact aa
ordinance Br oraiaaneea, ecntracllog wiin a
Water CotLpanv to ba Bailed tha "Clearfield
Water Company," Io ba here Tier Incorporated
for tbe supply of water to ibis borough, to pay to
said Company annually, for a term of twenty f J(M
years, twenty do nan yaiuj oaon, mr ai i
thirty (it1) water plugs, or aa many more ai may
ba aeoeiiarv. at luoh prkoo al may bo acreed
upoa betweea the borough and aatd Company for
tba nie of the publio la eue of fire and other
wise, the laid plug! to bo located at ich poind
bs tba Council may dirvet, and will BBaot tbe
aaceaiary erdinanoee Imposing tha water tal re
quired m raise tna Money io pay toe lamei
Rmtohfd, Tbat a opMlal election be held at
the usual place la laid borough oa the Ilia day
ef Auguit, A. D. IHHl, at whieb tbe voters of tbe
borough shall determlae (he qeiilua of laying s
Oil and Water tal, not aaoeeding 4 mill!, lor
tbo parpfteet afomaid, of whioh elect lea tba
Burgesi and Con liable will proceed at enoa to
give Botloe.
Inteitlranny that tba abova resolntloai ware
adopted at lha regular meeting of tho Towa Cobb
ell ob August, lit, Infil, I have hereunto Ml my
head and amied the seal or letd Hnrougn.
tAMl Kb I. flNYDKH, Burgees.
Seal Attain
J. Fbabb Sut.ibb, Clerh.
No, therefore, II ti berehy made knowa, that
ob tha IXtb day of Augait, A. D. IHHl. between
the houri of T o'clock A M and T o'clock P. M ,Bt tba
CODlT Hol'SK, In Clearfield borough, tbera will
bo bald a tpeelal aleUoa for Ibe purposee at aa
vntera of aaid borough may vote writ tea or printed
tlekets. bkvln na the eatstde the words ' wafer
tea,' and oa tho Imlde, "for a water tea" bt
"e.raiait a water tal.'
In wltaaaa whereof, I hereunto let my head Bad
seat WILLIAM DURVIT, Ibbal
High Cwaitabla.
Clearfield, Pa , A eg oat Id, Ifist K
Al'DITORIM REPORTaftbcllCHOOL
V V MD of Lawraaoa tawaehlp. Til
I. OnflEN, Treaaurer, la aanoont with Law.
renoe Townihlp rkhool Fnnd for lha rear aadinf
.una tta, 18m i
DS.
To balanoe dna at leal eellleuient $411 II
Ta am't reeatred from Joeepb Uwea'a
dnnlloale, 1C7S-7S 118 71
To am't raeelted from Wm. Oraham'a
dunlieala, 1880 184 10
To am't recited from al. Kead'i duplf.
IHHl...
oo io
170 44
Ta am't of but. appropriation -
To am't reeei.ed from CouBt, Traaa
urer for the rear 1880
1,101 7
II ts
To balanoe due nl Battlement.......
Total 13,871 04
CR.
By am't paid for ollioa reat 20 00
17 am't paid 8. T. Urocabeak, atl'j fee, 10 M
Ut am'l paid far fuel V7 II
Uy am'l paid for building T30 15
lie ntn't paid Secretary, aalary SO 00
by am't paid for freight on book,. 80
By am't paid for making eehool dup'ta- 4 00
Uy am'l paid for furnl.hlng 418 II
By am'l paid for repaire n 70 78
Uy am't paid Goonen towneblp for teaoh.
Ing F. B. Irwtn'a popil I 00
By am't paid for boardiof director, at
aettlement 4 1&
By am'l paid for teaehara' wegM 1,300 00
By 1 par cant, oa 3,;B.12 II 12
Total..
....H.B7! 04
We, tba nndariianed Audltora, having exam.
Ined the aoeount of Z. Ogden. Treaaurer of Law.
renee townibip, Id aoeount with ibe School funde
of aaid townabip, find tbera ai above etatotl.
I.KW18 BROWN,
Attealt W. T. SFACKkhAN,
Tuao II, Bhaw, Clerk. Auditor!.
July 17, 1881-11.
TUBY IJHT. Nmoa aod looallon of thoaa
rj peraooa orawa aa jurora w aorra ai napum
ber tarm, eommaooing on tha fuarth Monday,
(.IBihJ, and eontiaulng two weeka : -
GUID J U BOBS M OK OAT, Sll-TBBBBa lArB.
J C Conner, BurDilda b A Roaankrana, Hutton,
D L Ferguson, L City, Henry tSwao, Jordaa,
Wm Mahalfey, M Waih, 0 llertleia, Kanhaui,
II A Writbt. Bacoaria. tJoo K Uunlup, Knox,
J W MoCuy, " J O Hchryver, LBwranoa
Qeorg CautTman, Bell, A Movarjr, Uorrii,
A L Freeman, Bradford B M Uavia, Pann,
Robert Dunbar, Cbeit, Adam bmilb, Pike,
Joaeph It Breib, " B. 0 llagaa, Sandy.
J F Hteiner, Deoatar, Joho B Kliii, '
Auk Flvno, tiulioh, !H F MoOall "
8 b B Harney, Uulieh, H B JJuniap, Woodward
Tbavbrbb Jbbobi, Mokpat, Hbpt. 2Atb.
W B A yen, Buraiida) 'Jsmei Flegal, Qrabam,
J M Uaaticga, Clearfield G Hulliban, areanwood,
J Baban, M , Hirau llunmal, Uuiieb,
Jno llullihan, " M Woodw.rd, iluiton,
i A Uragory, Our'villa,'Uaorgo ilurr, "
Ricb'd Kraoe, David Wna, Jordan,
W P Chamben, " Jai Miehaeli, Kanhaui,
PkoDermot, Hoottdaia K F Uoliofa, Lawreuoa,
Rob'i Fleming, Benj haw, "
Jno Mtohaeli, I City, ; M 6 Kramer, "
J B McFaddon, Oicaola Allea Wrigley, "
D Hamilton, Thuntoa, Irwin "
Kllia J Kogera, w )W F Merrall, Morris,
Lew Brtibin, " ThoaCKylar. "
Henry Bailey, Beoearla And Fulmer, "
J (i Ulaigow, " U Douglai, "
Tbomaa Beers, Bopf, Robert Hun tar, "
Hudolph Albert, Bugga Andrew Luta, "
Jos Winery, BradlorJ, ,W A Moore, Pann,
Benj Knqp, " Uamea Walla. "
W W Manh. Brady. W T Dailey, "
W S Wright, - U Ligbiuvr,
11 Hebring, Hurnsiila tp Ifenry 4 kuarr. Handy,
J Hammervilla. 11 ! Uavtd Welty. Vnlon.
Ueo hunlttoao, D Eldridga, Woodward,
aasoB Mo K wen John floliorf, "
C Itarmor, Covintton, Owen Lewii, "
John Hughca, Decatur, W W Williams,
H USbowaitar, " i Jamas heat ley, "
Barj Jury, Uirard, 'Edward McCaba, '
Sbcond Wbbi Mokpav, Octobbb Id.
II E Snyder, Clearfield, Jotpb Wailly, Deeatur,
uvorr nener, to. i. nanaiu, uuin.D,
J ona. B'tynton, " (lavrga Oweua, M
Allan Taylor, uurwa lis, ! bevt a. moa, uoitcn,
Uirard, Uoatidala.
Cat. Flynn, Huitoo,
J.J.Friei, "
Samuel Brown, Lawr'ea,
B. Hamilton, "
liaao Uoon
Jno O. Hhoff, Osooola,
Keuhen Bialer, MonU,
W. A. Crilt, "
M. H. Flynn, Penn,
F CaJnpmao,Wallaoa'B,i Arnold Bloom, Pika,
Wm. Mabafler, Bell, J. 11. Chiiubari,
Cyrus A. Wood, Bloom, Rb't MrCrackan,
liaao llfliab. JJturKi. Uamei Hue,
J. 1). Rants, BurnildejA.B.Htrawbridge, Sandy
Ilugneney, Covington J. D. Kana, -
Thos. Lambert, " Nioholas Uerdoa, "
Sebnarrs, M David Lyona, "
Stephen Test, Daoatur, (ibomai Wayne,
Wa. tba underilanad. berabv aarltfr that tbo
foregoing Bit of namas of penoni wero drawn by
us on tba lath day of July A. D. laKl, ai Grand
and Traveraa Jurors for tha September Term of
Court, oommenoing ob tba fourth Monday, ta
oorraot, and was drawa according to law, la ao
oordanoa wtih an order of tba lion Charles A.
Mayar, P resident Jodga of tba said Court.
JAMKS MAUAFFEV, 6 he riff.
A.J.JACKSON,
H. BHIDUK,
Jary CommissloBON.
Ckwrleld, Pa., July STth, 1KHI-U.
LOYD nousK,
Main Stroat,
PUILIPSBURti, PRBH A.
Table always supplied with tha beat tha market
afford!. Tha traraiiog public is invited to call.
Jbb.1,'76. KOBBHT LOYD.
WASHINGTON UOTJSK,
NKW WASHINGTON, PA
Thli aew and wall famished boaie has been
taken by tho andersignad, lie feala eonndent of
being able to render aattifaetioa to tnosewao may
favor btm with a oall.
May 1, 1871. 0. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
EMPKRANCE HOUSE,
NEW WASHINGTON, PA.
"The bait of aooommodatinns tut matt and
beeit. A Hberal there of publio patron a re is
olkoUed. sep2t, 't)U.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
GLEN HOPE, PENN'A.
THE andenlgned, having leased thii oom
modious Ilittel, la tbe village of Qlen Hope,
is now rnwparsd ta accommodate ail wBo may
oall. Hy table and bar ahall ba supplied with
tha best the market affords.
41K0BUB W. DOTTS, Jr.
QIsb Hope, Pa., March , 1879-tf.
gUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
CURWENSVILLE, FENN'A.
rThiii old and well-eitahlUhed Hotel ba
been leaaed by the underiigned, and he feels ooa
Ident ol rendering latii fact Ion to those who may
patronise bin. tiond stabling attached.
Lttnifl u, uidW an, Proprietor.
April SI, '60-tf.
ALLEGHENY HOUSE,
CLEABFIBLD, PENN'A.
WILLIAM H. OKAS, Proprietor.
If-Thli house Is nleaseatly looated oa Kait
Market itreet, and con ran tent to tha Court House
and all business places of the town. It has re
cently been refitted and refurnish 4 frem cellar
to attle. Bar supplied with ehotoeit liquors.
Table furnished with the best tbe market aiioras,
Uood itable attached. Kates moderate
April 1.1, I8ril-tf.
DREXEL & CO.,
No. II Moatji TUIrd Mtroel, Philadelphia
And Dealers In Government Securities,
Application bt mail will raeai.a prompt attea
tlon, and all Informatloa abeerfuIlT furnl.bad
Order, eolloled. April li-tf.
r. IMBROLD. W. ABBOLB. B. ARBOLB
F. K. ARNOLD 8l CO.,
Ranker. aud SSroker,
ReyaoldBTllle, Jefferaoti Co, Pa,
Money reeaived oa deposit. Discounts at mo
derate rates. Hastera and Fortiga Eiehange al
ways oa hand and collections promptly made.
Heynoldsvillo, Dee. 1, IBTt.-ly
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
1 ) OOM la Ore ham's Brlrk Balldlng, two doora
Xi eait or T. A. riek i store.
Passare Tickets to and from Liverpool, Queeni
town, Ulaarow, London, Paris and Copenhagen
Also, Drafts for sale on the Royal Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank of London.
jam no i, LSUflAnu, rriii.
W. N. fill AW, Caahier. Jinl.'M
J L. R. BEICnitOLD.
flradusto of the PennrUanU Oolloire of Dental
Uurgory. Ofllna la residence of Dr. H ills, opposite
Ibe Bhaw Mouse. mcfall, 'TB tf.
DR. E. M. THOMPSON,
(OBm la Bank Bollllng,)
Carweaavllla, Clear field Can
eh 11 1 tf.
A M, niLLS,
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
ar-Offlce la nsidoeoa, opposite Shaw II ease.
jyv,mv-u
rur Awttsfuifuts.
J fill WORK.. All kinde of Job work aiaeulad
la tha beat maaaar at Ibia olfioa.
(!h ClOfi for ay at borne,
Batnplei worlb
V iu ,o free.
Addreaa Stinoon A Co.,
Portland, Maine.
mebl,ll-ly.J
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolls & Saw Logs.
Ourwaaarllla, Jan. t, 18 it
UIIITOH'S NOTICE.
In Re. Bit of Fred
-1 Tn tba OrphaDl' Conrt
erlok Fralley, dee d. J of Clearfield county.
The andenlgned Auditor appointed by the
Court to distribute tbe money ariiing from tbe sale
of real aetata la tba bands of Jonathaa Fry,
Truitea, will attend to hii dutiea as toch at his
oXoa In riearflald,0BTrKSDAY,TllBvTIl DAY
OP A L'O I AT, A. D. HHl, at I o dook P. M-,
when and where all parties in t re Mod may ap
pear. SM1T1I V. WILSON,
a uii tor.
Clearfield, July 30th, lBSl-dt.
NOTICE FOR CHARTF.R OP L'OKPO
H ATION Nolloe is hereby gives that
an application will bo made to tha (Joart of Com
mon Pleas of tha eounty of Clearfield, under the
Act of AlMmby of this Commonwealth, entitled
an Act to provide for tba Incorporation and regu
lation of oertein corporation!, approved April 2Wib.
U74, and Iba suppUmeots thereto, forthe charter
of an Intended oorperatioa to be flailed "Tho
Cleartleld temetry Company," tba porpoia and
object of which ia to provide grounds for burial
places without Buy profit to tbe corporator!.
WALLACE A KRKBS,
Att'ya for PetiUoaen,
Clearfield, July 30tb, lt.Nl It.
Re-Union of Trade.
rTlHB aadarsigoed wishing to Inform tbo pubtle
X tbat he opened a
COMMIM.HION HTOUK
At tbe old stand la Troutville, Clearfield eounty,
Pa , on tbe lUtb tnit with a full itook of
DHY r.(MHS, UROCICniEM, KOTIONH.
Hoots, Hhoes, Etc.,
In fact everything to be found io a firit-class store,
all of which t am determined to sell at the lowest
sash price.
FAHMKHH AND LUMBERMEN
Will find It to their advantage to do their dealing
with me, as tha htjrbe.t price will be paid fur
drain, Shingles, or Produoe of any hind. - Part
or one-hair eaib will ba paid. Trading for
bb logics or Lumber of any kind a specialty. Also,
agent for
Singer Sewing Machines.
Harlne made arrangements with Eaitrrn mer
ebanti to lell goods furnished me, therefore oall
and sea, as I will bo enabled to sell cheaper then
the cheapest. J. W. CAltLlLtt,
Troutville, Pa., Sept ?4,'T9-ly. Agent.
C
OI RT PROCLAMATION
Wbbrsab, Hon. C. A. MAYER, President
Judge of tho Conrt of Common Pleat of
the Twenty-fifth Judicial District, composed of
tba counties of CI ear Bold, Centre aod Clinton
aod Hon. A an-a Ooikb and Hon. Vtacaav B
Uult. Associate Jttdeci of Clearfield eounty
have issued their precept, to ma directed, for tho
boldini of a Court or Common neas, orphans
Court, Court of Quarter Sessions, Court of Oyer
and Terminer, and Court of General Jail Deliv
ery, at tbe Court House at Clearfield, la aod for the
counlv of Clearfield, commencing on the Fourth
Monday of nrniember, ('ioth day) A. L.
IHHl, mud to continue lor two weeks
NOTICB IS, therefore, hereby given to the
Coroner, Justices ottbe Peace, and Uonitables,
in aud for aaid county of Clearfield, to appear In
their proper persons, with their Kecordi, Holla,
Inquisitions, Kiamtnatlons, and other Hemani.
brances, to do those things which to their offloes,
and ia their behalf, pertaia to be done.
By ao Act of Assembly, pencil tha ttb diiy of
May, A. D. m4, it ia made tbe duty of the Jus
tice! of the Peace of the aeveral oountlos of tbii
Com moB wealth, to return to the Clerk of tho
Court of Quarter Beieiona of the respective
counties, all Ilia recognisances entered into before
them by any perion or person! charged with tbe
aommiiiiea of any oriine, except mch oaca aa
may be ended before a Juitioe of the Pnace, un
der existing laws, at least tea days before the
commencement of tha seiiion of the Court to
which they are made returoahlereipectlrely,and
In alt eaies where any reeogniiaaces are entered
into leas than ten dnya before theoommenoeuient
of tbe session to which they are male returna
ble, tbo said Justioes are to return tho same la
the same manner aa if said act had aot been
passed.
QIVBN under my hand at Clearfield, this 3d
day of August, tn tbe year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-one.
aug. -tc JAMKd UAUAFFKx, Sheriff.
BOROUGH ORDINANCES.
IEFSOPTIirciU KHafcSH AND HIGH
4 CORiHTAULab, t
BarTioa 1. Be it ordained and snactod by t ha
Borises and Town Council of the Borough of
Clearfield, and It if enacted and ordained by the
authority of the same : That tbs fees of the Bur
gess aod High-Constable of this Borougb, etaeil
be as follows, to wit:
nxa to sa bbc it van bt trb suneKAi
For eommltting prsai to tbe Lock-up I
60
10
Fr administering ao oath.
For bearing parlies ,
For takiotf, ball
For mabiug record of proceedings
For liiuitag license ti peddle
For written permission, (any character)
1 CO
tb
10
10
Tbe feoa for servloes not herein ineeifieally pro
vided, iball he the sain a as alluwsd Juticea of
tbe Peace for ittuilar services.
ait'TIoV 1. FBI! TO SB HBCBIVI1- BV TltB BMiB-
ruHSVABLB.
Makitis; arresti
I1 00
60
Conveying tn Look-op..,
Kervieee as Tarekey (each ease) ,
Serving notice, (.any character)...
The fees for services not herein sneflally pro
vlded.iball be tho aame as allowed Constables
for similar Mr fleet..
a testimony that the above urdioftoce was
paaiedthe llih day ef July, IRtfl, 1 havo here
unto let my band and affixed the sen I of tbe
borough. BAMl bU l. Bfliur.il, uurgess.
Heal AtUst:
I, F. bitTDBu, Clerk.
AMr.NDMENT to the ordinance on till
ed: Aa ordiiiatiro In relation to run
niiig of fruit. aud driving of borweB iu the
Horougk t
Be It anacted and ordained by tbe Burgess and
Towa Council of the Burouj(h ef Clearfield, Pa.,
and It Is hereby enacted and ordained by authori
ty ol tbo same: That the ordinance paeaea oa
the 6lb of June, 18b I, entitled, "Aa ordinance re
latlng to tha running of trains and driving of
horses through tba Boroogb," be, and the same
same is hereby so amended that it ahall read as
fotlows :
Bbctiuh 1. The olause, "at any faiter or greater
rate of speed tbaa fire t) miles aa bour' ao
amended as to road, "at any faiter or greater rata
of rpeed than tea (10) miles an hour.
rJao. S. The dame, 'at any fatter or greater
rate of speed than Ova (&) miiea aa bour," ao
am foiled as to read, "at any lasler or greater rate
ol speed tbaa seven (7) miles per hour."
In testimony tbat tbe above amendments were
made and paned on the eleventh day of July,
lHttl, I have hrreunte set my hand sad canted
tba aeal of said Borough to beamxerj.
tiea-j Alien: ts. 1. on i Uttit, uurgeia,
J. F. Hmvdbb, Clerk.
Clearfield, I'a , July SO, '81-flt.
OPEH FOR ALL!
LOTS OF
New Goods,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Come to Frenchville I
I HAVE jtiat roceivod tho largest
lock of Roods over brought to
this aoclion ol tha comity, which I
will toll forranh or produce aa chonp
aa they can bo nought clsowhoro. .My
took oonnisU or
Dry goodS,
Groceries, BoolsShocs,
Hardware,
w Nails a Specialty."
Ready Made Clothing.
A full stock of FISII. Salt in largo
or tmall tvnckn, or hy llio barrel.
CROCKERY WARE,
none or clay. QUEENSWARB, all
tylcs and quality. In nhort, I havo
everything needed by the farmer, the
mechanic, Ihe loboror, or anybody
eUe, which I will tell unt as cheap att
the goods can be purchased anywhere
else, riease coll and examine my
goods and prices beiore investing
e lo whore.
Ti. Jt. COUDRIET.
rrenchTillo, Pa.( Mar. 2, '8Mf.
gtw Uvntifrtiuotjj.
i bbad w. A.iiDBarr.
JKAD AHAQUKTY,
FIKB, LIFB AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
AURNCV.
a0ffiae In Qraham Building, Uarket street.
Clearfield, Paoa'a.
June 16, 1831-ti
Machinery for Sale I
TUB qndenlrned effers at private sale one
BALL SHINGLK NACIIlN Kand JOIN T-
LK, one BUl.TKH, with i0 Inch aaw, oae drag
saw, one slit-off saw, one band aaw, and twenty-
alx faet of I inch liae-ihaft, all tbo pulleys aim
all Ibe machinery belonging to the manufacturing
of shingles. The machine has not been in use
over Ibroe nioatba. Jt is iu liable ta be attached
io neam or water nowrr. ror ymi
or address NAfOLEON Mr
For partlonlars call on
DONALD,
Hock ton, Pa.
Bleoohard's Home Cauip.
Roaktoa, Pa,, July X7, ltt.tf.
Agricultural 1::!:: !
n,..o o. """'J" '"-
that 1 hava th. agenoy of tha
It U C It I'a V II
Mover, Kcapcr and Thresher,
Hanuraetored b Al'LTMAN A CO., Canton, 0.
I am aleo agent for tbe oelebrated
South Bend Chilled Plow !
X-bl. Persons la need of either of tbe above had
better oall oa or address tae before purchasing
eisswaere.
ZAC1IARIAT! MrNAUL,
June 8, 188 l-tf. Curwsniville, Pa.
E. S. HENDERSON,
UNDERTAKER
Bl'RNSIDK, FEKN'A.
rpiIR aubscriber bow offers to tbe eltliens of
X Burnsldo and vicinity, an unprovided
ateclaltv. Hereafter all kinds of Caikets and
Coffins will be kept on band, and orders filled at
once.
Funerat Attended Anywhere,
I will furnish the finest as well as the eheepeet
article! dedicated to funeral All orders left at
tbe store of Jeaa C. Cow Haa will receive prumpt
atteoLtoa. tor runner parlictnnr, enn on or
address E. B. HKNDKK60N.
Dee, 10, 1879-tf.
Mowert nntl ICoaporH!
E. W. BROWN,
CLEAKFIELD, - PA.
TIIR.oliioriUrbai the WAI.TKR A. WOOD
MIIWKRS and ItEAPEHS for rale, be.ider
Machine repaire for tbe lame. Aire IKIKSK II AV
HAKKH, and all kinde of farming Implement..
JflVill elehenga abn.a for IMKSK-i
CA1XI.K, or roll very low for oaib.
FRESH MEAT I
Alf'Il.L also eontlnuethe butchering btininess.
v f Heat market In tba plaining mill office, oo
Pine street. Freh meat every Monday , Wedues-
daVi Friday and Saturday moraines. Year pat
ronage la respectfully solicited.
Par M. 3. Baowa.
Clearfield, Pa., Jane 1st, U8.m.
The Eslej Oran !
Vrom North toPoath, from Eat toWeat,
Tue at-tley tirgauB are (ue Heat."
IXTURItfa Company, bv lefitimate manufae-
V V tore and aotual produotioa, reaches the
100,000
In proceos of oonsscutire nnmberlog, It la an
event which deserves more then a passing men- ,
tion or oasaal remark. It means very muob IB
many waya. It indicates !
Flrat. A hih business staoding, aod good 1
reputation for probity and fair dealing. I
Heron d. A vary high repnlatloa for quality
of work, la
TONR,
WORKMANSHIP,
DURABILITY.
Third. A very extensive system of mannfaa-,
hire. ;
Wa furnish any make nf Organs or Pianos.
W. W. PKICK, Agent.
Curwensville, Pa., May 2&. UHl Sm
HARNESS! HARNESS 1 1
TM H'ay for I'our llarnrxt!
IF Ten waatte ftnttT yoar own Inlere.t, da not
fail 10 sell al ANUKKW liARWlt'K'8 HAK
ESN SHOP, on Market rtroot. Beat door to John
A. titoon'e lobaeeo atora, Claarneld Penn'a.
THK r ACTS ARK THA T-
All flrat-alala work I, dona at
HAHWICK'8.
N
eata foot ell and Bile f reaio at
HARWICH'S.
Dnnble nad tingle baraeM af all kind, nt
HAKWICK'S.
tiding eaddla, or all klndi at
HARWICH'S,
.ar Data and horH aor.ra or all klni at
V IIARWICK'8.
trtitpa of all kinJt nad ai low ae 15 oente at
Y HAKWICK'S.
Harnoss of ail kinds made t6 ordr at
HAKWICK'fl.
VU linos oi collars at bottom prices ai
HAKWICK'S.
I en-ember en A-b-n -fliuaoi borieramisb
IV Ing goods at HARWICH'S,
llfill keep and make all kinds of lumhrtr bar-
aess at HAKWICK'S.
Ivory and all other kinds of rings of all lss at
HAKWICK'fl.
(Icmbs, brushes, and Interfering boot, ob band
) at HAKfrlCKU
KBe robes, knee dusters, aad ecrreoi of all
kinds at HAKWICK'fl.
Job work and repairing promptly atteoded ta.
Remember Ibe shop la Shaw's row, on Market
streel, between the Mansion Home and the Shaw
Hoose, Clearfleli, Penn'a.
May 18, l6Sl-6m.
YOTJ GJST
Save moneY
IN BUYING Y0CR GOODS FROM
Geo. Weaver & Co.,
8KC0ND BTRKFT,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DKALBIlS IX
Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots! Shoes, Ilatsf Caps
GROCEIUES,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c, &c.
ALSO,
riovK nsn,
BACON, I1AM, SALT, OATS, C0H!(,
CIIOT, KT0.
Thankfal ror ,aal (arara we Inrlte iba p.kllo
ta eall and aea ear larae end aaw elo.B u( loodi,
whlea wo will dleaoea al al reaeoaaMn ratae lor
aan, ar BBenaaire lor aoantr, aroaeoa.
Polllo aod auealleo alerke to wall afoa oa
aad prieee dawn low.
aionoiwiAVBBtoo.
Clearlela, Pa, April la,IMI r.
gfw gVdi'trttflrmfiita.
fi fi W to,", Tennl anil ti
('UU auinia Iree,
AdJreie U. Biubtt (la.,
Porllend, Maine.
mekl.lj.j
TImTICKII 4k COHHTABLEH" PIES
Wa hava printed a larff. nanbar f tn.
FKI BILL, an J mil aa Ike reoelpl ef lwe.IT-
eaaeata. mail a Mn, la any nddraae. atrll
rtTACiON FOR BUI.F. I-
-Tb nbaarlnar
haa two Two-Hore. Wagona. aaarl. new.
or late, n III n. aaid cbeap. valloD er Bddraia
JOHN A. BTAULKK.
Clearleld, Pa., Uareb I, 1 ba I -tf.
17AKM I.ANIM FOR lALRIa IlneUl
and Pine towD.hlpi, Claarneld nonnlr. 4V
Keeaenabl. time lit en lor part of porebaee ITy
mon.T. frleea tn 00 Io l,.0t per aera.3
Mlaera'a reierred. L. BIRD, Jla.nt.
Fenlleld, Pa. '
ar Wallacb A Kanae,
BepL 10, 18.f. Clearneld, Pa,
VTIITICK.Tli andenlined, reeldln, la In,
Tillage of VYoitover, la Oheel townihlp,
baa made tba naeeiearf arrantrrmrnu and pro
poaee to open na KATINII llul SB for tha aa.
oomniodatlon of tha publle ,enerelly, and I bara
by aoliuil a liberal Ibar. of tbe publio patronage,
JOHN J.BNVUKK.
Wuto.or, Pa., feb. I, 18.(.
SIIOEMAKING- I hereby Infona mr pa
.Mn. . .1 Manblnil In nuril th.1 I ku.
r,mored mr ibo.mar.rn, ahop Io tha rooni la
Urahaui's row, over 8. 1. Snyder's jewelry More,
and that I am prepared to do all kinds of work
in my line cheaper than any other shop in town.
All work warranted as gnod as can ba done any.
where else. Positively this is the cheapest shop
lo riearuel... J OS, 11. DKKK1NO.
lea. II, lt)7-tr.
TXIHIJ
VJ bygh
UTOBS NOTICKNoHee la hero.
Iveo that Letters Testameolarv oa th
estate of JAMKH UAUKKTY, IsU of Boeoaria
township, Clearfield county, Fean'a, deeoased,
having been duly granted to tha anderelgned, all
persons Indebted to inld estate will please make
immediate payment, aod those having claims or
demands si aio si lbs same will present them prop
orly authenticated fur settlement, without delay.
DAVID H AWKnT 1 ,
JKHKMIAIl HAtlKRTT,
W. II. i'ATTKItHON.
Eiaeutors.
Uoutidale, Pa., July Mth, I8l-flt.
CAUTION All persons are hereby wsrned
against purrbaslng or In any way meddling
with the tblloing pereoaal proertv, bow Ib tho
pcissepsion ufFKANOlHT. llU(JKNkY,orlirard
townihlp, vir: One aorrel and 1 bay mare, I
bull, 1 heifer, Scows, 3 calces, S sheep, 10 sheets,
1 log sled, 1 two-hursa wagon. 1 fannlng-mill,
plow, harrow, 6 acrei of eorn, ncret of oats, 1
acre of potatoes, 8 acres cf rye, 14 acres of wheat,
and 1 set of harness. The foregoing property
was purchased by ma at Sheriff's sale aa the ith
day of July last, and Is allowed to remain In the
possession of the said Frsnois T. Uogeaeyoa
loan only, subject to my order at any time.
JAMKS 8 HANKY,
Leooate's Mills, Pa., July M, 1881-St .
EIGHT FARMS
For Saleor Rcntt
The subscriber proposes to tell or rant a Bom
ber of larms located aa follows i Tha first situate
1b Burniide townibip, Centre eounty, containing
150 acres, having thereon erected a frame dwell
ing, frame barn, adjacent to a oberoh, and knowa
as the Jamas Mulbolland farm.
A L60. another farm situate 1b Graham town
ship, Clearfield county, containing 111 aeree, with
the necessary improvement.. This farm is under
laid witn a UOOD VEIN OF COAL.
A LSO, six other farms in tbs vicinity of Freach
vtlle, containing respectfully IIS, 100, tta, 6&, 0
aod 20 acres. These farms all hava houses and
turns thereon, good water, bearing orchards ob
same, as well as some good wood laod. For
further particulars call la person, or address the
undersigned hy letter. L. M. COLDKIKT.
Jan. lVth,lBdl.tf. French-ills, Pa.
VALUABLE LMDS FOR SALE !
SIX hundred and ninety-two fltfl) ecreflend,
situate In Clesrfleld county, Pa., will be sold
in a body, or In three (3) separate parcels, to wit:
Five buodred 6110) acres well limbered with
oak, pine and hemlock, aod having thereon a first
oia'S water-power mill with circular aaws.
One hundred and twenty 120) acres cleared and
a good iiste of cultivation, and having thereon
erected a large and fine frnme dwelling bouse, two
large frame barns and other necsuary outbuild
logs, together with a large orchard, good water,
do , Ac.
Berenty acres cleared and ander cultivation,
but with no buildings.
Tha said lands are Hosts within I miles of
Clear-Hold and the Pennsylvania Railroad, and are
under Is id with bituminous coal and fire-clay.
KoasoB for Selling. Decile ing healih of owner.
For further particulars, Inquire of the subscriber,
J. FRANK SN YDKB, Att'y for Owner.
Clearfield, Pa , June 15th, IBM I -If.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
HATTRIWHIW,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET BTRGRT, KKAft P. 0.
The nnderslrned bfi leave to inform tbe eltl
iens of Clearfield, and tha publio generally, that
he has ob hand a fine assortment of Furniture,
such ai Walnut, Chestnut and Painted Cfhamber
ftuitea, Parlor Suites, Heel in ing and Kitensioa
Chairs, Ladies' and Gents' Kasy Chairs, the Per
fo rated Dining and Parlor Chairs, Cane Seats and
Windsor Chairs, Clothes Bars, Step and Ki ten
sion Ladders, Hat Racks, Scrubbing Brushea, Ae
MOULDING1 AND PICTURE FRAMES,
ooking aiaiaes, Chromos, Ae., which would
altable for Holiday presents.
defllfl 7a Jtitin TR'mi i man.
The Hell's Run Woolen Factory
Penn towneh!,, Clearleld Co., Pa.
BURNED OUTI
UT 10,
BURNED UPI
The subscribers have, at great expense, rahallta
aeighhorbood aeoessity, Ib tbe erection of a first
class Woolen Manufactory, witk all tbo modera
Improvements attached, and are prepared to make
all kinds of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Blaa
kets, Flannels, Ao. Plenty of goods oa hand ta
apply all our old and a thousand new easterner
whom we ask to noma aad examine aar itoak.
The business of
CARDINO AND FULLING
will reoelve our especial attention. Proper
arrangements will be made to receive and deliver
Wool, to salt customers. All work warranted and
done upon the shortest notice, and by striet attea
tioB to business we hope to res I tie a liberal bare
of public patronage.
IO.IMMI POINDS WOOL WANTED!
W will nav the hlfhest market price for Woa
and sell oar manufactured goods aa lew aa similar
goods can be bowght Ib the county, aad whenever
we fall lo reader reasonable satis faatioa wo eaa
always bo found at home ready to make proper
eiplenattoB, either Ib persoa or by letter.
A art to iViinDun t mi'oi
eprlllHtf owe P
EXECUTORS' SALE
or
Desirable Ileal Estate !
Est&to of EicUrl Sh&v, Sr,D8o'd.
TIIR nnjenlrne, lre.atnr, ar Ike aetata af
KICIIAKU f HAW, Br, deoeaMMl, will ollar
at i.obli. theCOl'HT lIUliBB. la tbe War.
ough or Cleartleld, Pa, a
Thursday, Sept. 1st. 1881,
AT 1:30 O'CLOCK P. M
The following valuable real estate, rls t
Tba three-story BRICK HOTEL property,
corner of Market and First etreeU, it the bor
ough of Clearfield, knowa aa
'The Shaw House
Fronting wttb t woloti or ,ronnd Ikerelo belonging
aoo teal oa marae. .irm, mw
- (eel en firitnreel.wltkalwo rtor.
dwellln, konM Bttacam. Tna na
tal proper kaa elate aed-roone and
all eonvealeneea for a trat-elaas
kotal. One or the aort dealrabla hotel ,roaarltaa
la Cralr.1 Peane;lranla.
Tha atoee will no aold m-lker wllk a Iwa
alory Irania dwellln, koaea OD Market etreet, a.l
Jaeeal to Ihe Holai, and ona other rraaaa dwelling
hnoee and a Iwo-alor, atora hoiklia,, all rrOBllof
oa Market at rent.
ALSO. All that earlala ht, kaowa hi lha
plen ol ClearneU boron(h aa Ut Me III, . .
froolia, lt en LoeMl alreet, ran
aini bark IJ fart, nwre or leea, ta aa alia,
with dwellin, koaae and allaaoaeear, eat
koildioga tkereoa eraetadtaad etaer iatproTeaMBU.
Ten Jit or a.iLr.r ' .
Ona-t bird oaek at dellrerjr of good dead, aad
tbe balouaw to ba aeeared hj bond aad aiorlaf a,
parable la aaa and Iwa ,eare, with Intereek
" k. . 6HAW,
jos. eiiAW,
arrlting I'n of Hlohard Skew, er,4ae'd.
I Claarleld, Pa, J.oe I, lHe.
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