THE REPUBLICAN.
CLKAKKlkLD,'PA.
WEDNESDAY MOKNINO, At'UVBT 14, IAU
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"IMiiestic" fr 13, at Ilunler'a.
Thw are two nrw Urine, on Market trett
iile hy side.
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The (Vurflrlil burauKli m-IiuoIm will opm on
Mi hi day, HoptrnilMT rJth.
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Tlie mw cninet can nw le noen in the
rviniiiR in the northwestern ky.
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t iiUr pmniiMv to he plenty thin year, Imt
f n iinIi will Ik cliuwil with the luxuries.
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A very eleguiit line of jxxkrt miltrv,
sriawnw ami shwira nt Hurtlcr. 5-3."if
Daylight h perrvpttMy lirtininff these
iluyn, indientiiiKthcnear nppniwh of Auiuiim
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A jmrty f latlitu and ge ntlemen frimi Cur
wennville enjoyed a ptrnlc nt TJoydnville
liwt Friduv.
Die IJglit linnninn New Home, the king
of all. T. A. rierK,(ieneral Agent for Clrar
tleld comity. .
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Fmnk J liter hua removed bio finally to
A 1 tonus, where he hiu a ftitantion an elerk in
a groecry store.
The Sterling Comedy Company hna engied
Pic's Ojieru IIouHe for Monday and TtiWMlny
evenings of next week.
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Thorn u Anderrton nan been appointed
Janitor of the I mini Omded Hi hool build
ing for the coming Winter.
Fleck inritea every iKHly in C'lenrlleld county
and el w where men, wonifu and chiUlnn
to call and net' the new giKKU.
We ittknowledge the nceipt of a bent
catalogue of the Indiana Kt.itc Normal School.
The Full term begins Hrptcmlxr Tith.
M a.
The printera of the Juniata Valley huve
aked for 01!'- ticket, to attend the picnic at
Ik d ford on the 'id and lid of Hptcmtr.
hv. George lilyt of thix place, preached
at the Newton Hamilton Cumpmeetiiig IttM
Sunday morning, from Thilippiann iii, 1
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The Centre 'ounty Fair irill beheld at
Bellefnnt on Tuewlay, Wednewlay, Thurn
day and Friday, October Itli,5th,Utli, utul 7th.
The board aw ning in trout of Harry Hitlers
tobnero More and Fred Johnson A Brothers
move and tinware etuMihmcnt, on Market
street; him leen torn dow n.
The Itrookville Jiflrrgoninn mye that Hon.
Kennedy L. BUhnI, who recently had his leg
amputated, hna ho for recovered at to lie able
to ride ont fiocnionlly.
Jmlny Leonard, whtwe ill new w reported
in our Inst imut is Mill confined to his home.,
although his condition hiv m mwli improved
that he h now ulilc to Hit up.
We publish the premium list of the Fair
In this iwuit?. . Head It, and make up your
mind that it will be a good exhibition. Every
trndy in invited to take an interest in it.
The work of elevating the "big fill" on
the Tyrone and Clenrtleld mail ha been com
pleted, and the large coal trains are enubled
to pnsct over it with less danger and difficulty.
The West (Teurtlcld school hua not yet lieen
kiipplied with a tenchcr for the Winter term.
School will opxn nlmnt the, firt of Octoler.
Mr. J.G.Schry ver, Clearfield. Til. isSeen tary
of the School Board.
From the ttat-ola Kcptillt we leaau that
Messrs. Hoover, Hughes &. Co., of Houtzdule,
hist hemlock logs amounting to five hundred
dollars, hy the lire in the woods near that
pl(r lrwt Fritlwy a wefk. ...
Heavy ruins uuwd amund Uith north and
son th of Clearfield hint Sunday afternoon.
and the slight shower that fell here was re
ceived gladly. It had a Iteneficitil effect in
laying the dust for a short time.
The Clearfield Hook and Ladder Company
will not attend the firemen's tournament nt
Heading next month, w here fifty-eight fire
companies from different parts of the State
will particulate in a grand parade.
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The poor innocent fellow got into theCnr-
uensvillc party's special car last Friday
eveuiiic nt rhilimhurir, and took It for
granted Hint 1 viw well fixed, hen the
eoiidaetor, by request of the excursion ista,
escorted him out.
Iter. Mr. I-eidy attended the Junintn Val
ley Cnmptnccting last Sunday, and therefore
noseniecs were held in the Clearfield M. E.
Church. Quite a uunilier of our citizens left
on Satnrdav for Newton Hamilton, to remnin
orr the Snbhath.
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Our rhilitmbiirti neighlmns at least the
Nporttngly inclineil portion of them, ore won
derfully interested in learning to ride on
hirr ('1c. AcluhhitHbccn organized, and twn
of those trenchenms and dangerons machim
have been purchased for the nse of its mem
We learn from the Hnntiugdon -yi AVim
that John Whitehead, of that place, has
lmnght Matilda Furnace, near Mt. I'nion,
and will shortly put it in operation. Mr.
Whitehead is a heavy coal o)iemtnr in the
Clearfield region, having no Irs than thre
or four collieries under bin management.
Frank ti.Chtirpenning, for some yeiim jswt
a eoinpoaitor in the Journal office, in this
place, left Inst Friday afternoon for New l ork
where he will viwit relatives, after which he
will tke bis departure for Colorado, where
wc learn he has secured a profitable situation
in the mining region. For the present hi"
family will remain in Clearfield.
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The party of ladies and gentlemen, who
went into camp near Clearfield creek, returned
home last Friday afternoon, after ten day of
pleasant recreation in theshady groves, where
they were entirely free from dust and the
- rith4ff tmyrn ff OM Snl The party enter
tained eighty visitors during the encamp
ment.
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The real and iiemmal property of tii
state of Mrs. Eleanor Wrlgley, late of Clear
field borough, deceased, was sold at public
sale last Saturday, Mr. W.J. Hoffernflh iating
as auctioneer. Frank Wriirley punhased
tho homtwtead, and J. Lew Wriglvy nought
the half lot on I-ocut strw t. adjoining Henry
E. Snyder's property, and a1n nn nut -lot.
A TiO sewing machine will lie furnished
bv the enlenirisinic men-hunt, T. A. Fleck,
to le given as a premium to the lady exhibit
ing the liest loaf of wheat breml at the ap
proaching County Fair. For conditions, we
refer you to "special premiums." published
in premium lit this week. These special
premiums will not hr found in the pamphlet
premium list.
Mr. James Dougherty, on Wednesday
morning of last week, while assisting to re
inovr the damngt d machinery from the yard
of the Clearfield Fire Hrick Works, received
i liad cut on the head and was bruised atmut
the shoulder. He, with soma others, was
nnloading a piece of heavy machinery, when
a plank on the wagon suddenly Mew np ami
wreck him as above Indicated. Hiseondi
ti.m fiir awhile was rendered very iiiipleaHnnt,
hut he Is again able to go on duty as nsual.
It was a narrow rscniie from serious injury.
Til County Piiperinlendent, Mr. Mc4mi ,
held (Le examinatifins for Clearfield Imnnigh
snd Lanrenc township in the Ionard.
Graded rVhonl building on Saturday last..
The rtans was nmijiosed of twelve persona,
each of whom received a certificate at the
close af the exiuuinntion, and all, we nnder
iad. ariiiltted themselves cretlitnbly. The
trachrts of the borough st bonis have alrewly
h a seltwted, and ths Poard of Uwrente
township boid a meeting neat Saturday for
the purpose -Sf ehoasinf ttwherR fr the Win
ter term of scbooU
Cram p, cramp, cramp, (ho boys are wrenchinir,
theer up, meloiu are nmrlv done:
And Hi the Dortor's ire,
V my solemnly declare
TbatttrlliU'ver eat Uiu eurwl thiirtfiaguin,
mp,
Flei-k Is enjoyiiiR nice trade in the dry.
giods li,P, oml nlno in lu.li.V dreHS goods.
Caltcoets tniiHliim and uoihIs of eerv de-
wription just m-eivrd from the city at T. A.
r let'K S.
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The Light liunning New Home, simplest
anu m'rt sewing machine in the world. T. A.
t leek, General Agent for Clearfield county.
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Ayur's Cherry 1'eetond is a really remnrka-
me ami time-honond medicine. It is the
let remedy known for all di senses of the
throat and lungN.
Iliomua A. Hei k's new sts k of good, hiw
arrival, und U now U ing opened out for pub
lic inspection. Call and see the new at view
in colors and shapen in millinery goods, and
Indies' drew goods.
mi turning it Urtr -W e tvyjvt to learn of
the ilcathol John l. Slmfier, alluded to in
our Untdy correHiindenfs letter. His demise
leaves a vucuui y in the bmtineiw ein le in the
Xivtliwcat aectUm of the coimtv that cannot
1S Utoily micd.
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Brick for Safe One hundred thonrand
good brick ure for side nt the Marshall brick
yard nt the upper end of this Itomngh, w here
agood quality of hrick will always lie found.
Apply to J. M. Marshall, Agent, r Sec adver
tisement in another column of this paper.
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So They Co. We notice that Wiltiamsport,
on the sjune day last week, lost two of its
most eminent and honored citizen, Tunison
Coryell and George A.Cramer. They Imtli
died within on hour. The former Mas in his
ninety-first year and ths latter in his oixty-
n nit. :
Aftticttd. (Hir neighbor and esteemed per
somd friend, Judge Foley, hnd a serious
fainting spell on Monday afternoon nt his
home in this borough, and had to tie carried
from the garden to his bed-room. To-day
(Tuesday) he is very much improved, and is
likely to lie nround again in a few davs as
joyful as ever.
H$ Hat Pa$sed Qrtr. That esteemed citi
zen andcxcvllentfarmcr,n1ternatcly a citiziu
of Hrndy and I'nion townships fur nearly
fifty years I hit id Welty died at his home
in the latter township on the Huh inst., in
the ,.-".th year of hi age. J!e leaves a w ife
and a number of grown-up children behind.
His n-stlcw spirit in now still.
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Daat.Viv regret to ham of the death of
Mu-hntl Soult, on the l:tth of August, at his
home in Greenvilhv Mercer connty, in this
State, aged alwut 70 years. Mr. Soult resided
in Bradford tow nship in this county for many
years and removed to Mercer county in lo"J.
The old settlers and relative will regret to
learn of his deinine.
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Tobacco. v notice that six towuhiis on
the river between Ixk linden and Jersey
Shore have deilinitrd not lew than IMH)
acn-snfthat rich territory to the cultivation
of tobacco. Formerly these same fields
yielded rich wheat ami corn crops, but they
are now dedicated to totiacco, which is alioiit
as useless in the support of man or lieait as
the fifth wheel on a wauou.
Boiler Bitplotion.Ynym the Altoonn n7y
Tribune we learn that the boiler of the steam
saw-mill of Simon McFarlnnd, near I tnh
ville, Clearfield county, exphNted Thursday
morning last, injuring Mr. Mi Farland's son
so Uully that hi life iib-Hiuin d of. Another
niiii), w hone name could not be leorned, was
also injured. The mill is said to have been j
an old one, though the cause of the explosion
is unknown.
raea ft? Ms A$ylum. Sheriff MuhufTcy and
Jack New noil, on Tuesday of Inst week,
removed Maria Coulter, the insane woman
who has occupied a cell in the county prison
lor the iswit four weeks, to the lusnne
Asyln-.u at Harreburg. The order of Court
raa to take her to Danville, but no accommo
dation could be hail at that institution, and
the unfortunate prisoner was then taken to
the llarrishurg Asylum.
Annual Narrtst Home. The Clearfield l'o
mona Orange, Nn. ftl, will hold their annual
bosket picnic on Thursday, Septemlier 1st, on
the farm of J. B. Shaw, two miles north of i
Clearfield. Music will be provided for the
entertainment of old and young. Spenkers
are expected to lie present to ail dress the
meeting, commencing nt 10 o'clock A. M
All are invited, as this is ex i' ted to be the
largest body of citizens ever held in the
county. E. M. Davih Master.
M. J. OWgXS. Secretary.
A county pajtCr undertook lost week
(Thursday,) to "correct an article in the H k
rt'iu.icAX, relative to tlie MK'oy accident,
lmostingly ending up tlie "correction with
"by reference to the account of this accident
in last week's liErTBMt'AX our renders can
see Just w herein that paper's informant was
wrong. Wo would just ask the great "cor
rect" how a "htmw" could be "frigntenrd, by
hogs in Weld's field T"nnd that is prolmbly
where the licit bmcan was wrong, in the
opinion of smart y. Carvfsjirt'oV TVmrs,
Attention! Wc have Junt received another
car loud of top and open bngiries from the
celebrated firm of Emerson, Fisher & Co., of
Cincinnati, consisting of Tinkum's side-bar
phrtons, ellptic spring and platform spring
wagons, Mhich will lie sold at a very small
profit. Persons needing any of the above
wagons nil) do well to call early. All work
warranted by the manufacturer. Warereoms
at Browns Pinning Mill. Both wide mid
narrow track. A. Mi -ijumtov A Ca
Cl KAHKIKI.il, Allg. !Wd, Mw-;tt
A'esr Attractone in Millinery Qoode. Ladies,
please call and see our new stock of cm-bniider-iNiltctDs,
consisting of running pat
tm m, autiiuacuNbtf, doyleys, sirays Ac.,
suitable for light d ami iLtrk. Issigns
entirely new. All stnnijiing done to order.
Also, a fine assortment of hair goods, com
prising the Pinafore style, perfection, Coquet
and Surah Bernhardt, nil of which an lienu
tiful ornaments mr the forehead, tuid can Ih
worn with perfect comfort. M. A. WKi.ru.
Market St., one door west of I.rdge's Store.
Clearfield, Pa.
Harvtet Home. The eit liens of New Wash
ington and vicinity have completed arninge
mentn far holding a grand Picnic and Harvest
Home entertainment in the grove at that j
place on Friday next, the th inst. They
anticipate a Harvest lloine of the gMni oia
fashioned kind, where everyliody w ill go and
feel that they nre welcome, tiMHl sjH'akera,
ami two silver cornet bands w ill be present,
and there will be a game of Iww hall between
the Indiana and New Washington Clubs,
lieside other amusements. That they may
have a good ttmt ia the wish of the liKftii
I.H AS.
Practical Wk. - There Is no question but
that the geological survey now being made by
the Pennsylvania Railroad, under the suer-
vision of Mr. W. W. St-nman, of all the coal
hnsius on the West Branch and Moshannon
k, from Faimndsville, on the West
Branch, to Clearfield, will pnne to tie a
prncticid and antisiactory course to pursue.
There are coal, inm, fire-clay and lumber on
the ground out of Mhich millions can lie
made just as soon as a road is' built from the
mouth of the Ridnemahoiiing creek to the
mouth of the Moahnnnon, even if they don't
go any farther.
New Firm. Messrs. Fred, George. W. and
Chailea Johnson have pureiiascu .iierrius
stove and tinare esiaoiisumrni m flwin
strei't, opjiosite the Court House, and have
nmimnneed bosiuess on their Awn resismsb
bility under the firm name of Fred Johnson
A Unit hera. Fred ami George are practical
ork men of considerable experience, and will
wire their persona! attention to all business
entrusted in their rare. W e bespeak mrtnem
a liberal share of the public custom, knowing
they will endeavor by all honorable means
to aorommmlt you in a swt islnctery meaner,
rieaw give the m a rail, l or full di tnils in
regard to what they keep in store, ws refer
you to their new advertisement in another
column of this paper. 1
Hi x-d rawer MDumcstlc" sewing machines,
with a full and complete set of attachments,
and warranted for six year, for fJTi, at J. E.
llimler's store, Clearfield, Va.
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nc ikiiv jiuumug .M'w iionic m alMo
lulely a jierfetl sewing machine. A trial will
prove its superiority over all others. T. A
I leek, (ieneml Agent for Clearfield count v.
Living Witn$to. The hundreds of stning,
hearty, rugged and healthy looking men,
women and children, that have been rescued
from bed a of pain, sick urns and well nigh
death by Parker's Ginger Tonic, are the lest
evidences in the world of its sterling merit
and worth. You will find such in almost
eveiy community. Head of it in another
column. -&-3-4t
List of letters remaining uuelaimed in the
PoHtoflU) at Clearfield, Va., for the week end
ing August 2M, 1ml:
Jacob Aughenlwuigh, Anhie Currie, Miss
iiome t-nmpiieii, Mim Adelaide Courtney,
I'etcr Curtis Josenh DeSehurt. Peter II
Klegal, J. S. Koons, Mrs. Maggie Lanich, Mrs,
Lanieh, Joseoh Mnnre. Jownh II. Moore.
Mrs. M. J. M-Cracken, JanietiMauei, Thomas
w. lav lor, t.reer lenuin, Miss Elbe Yoctim
P. A. UAl'MN, V. M.
Jumped from the Train. The Osceola He-
mVesnys: "As Policeman John M alee, of
Houtdale,wus taking Iavid Smith to Clear
field to incarcerate him in the "big stone jail,'
on Tuesday, he took advantage of the officer
and jumped from the train at the Mineral
Spring, Mween Woodland and Itarrett sta
tions, while the train was in rapid motion. H
lnnded in a ditch on his head and shoulders
and Mas badly stunned, but managed to ge
into the laurel and underbrush before the
train could Ik slopped, which was done hy
the officer pulling the bell nij. Smith
waa pursued, bnt to no avail, as he could not
be found. Telegrams were immediately neut
aU aluug the line, with a fell description
of the man, und it full oxd hat he w ill soon
again Is? in the clutches of the la."
The Sterling Comedy Company, This troupe
w ill appear at Pie s Ofiera House next Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, August 2!Mh and
Itoth. This Couiiany is a new applicant for
public favor in this section, but it comes
highly recommended. The troupe comprises
true ladies and gentlemen, art said to lie
stars in the profession they have chosen, and
they endeavor to please their patrons. They
produce "Lucretia Borgia," "The Banker's
Daughter" and "Hazel Kirke," three very
popular plays. Their'agent, Mr. Harry Mann,
has visited Clearfield liefore, and we have ul
ways found him to be a pleasant and honorable
man, and always engiiged with a first-claw
troupe. A fine brass kind and orchestra ac
companies the troupe, licmeniber the time
Pie's Opera House, Clearfield next Monday
nun Tuesday evenings.
Hay Feror. Messrs. White & Ilurdick
Druggists, Ithaca, N. Y. I con recommend
r.iys ( ream iiaim to relieve all persons
HUtfering with rose Cold and Hay Fever.
havclieen a sufferer from the same complaints
have had great relief by using the liulm. I
have recommended it to many of my friendi
for Catarrh, and in all cases w here they have
used the B.ilui freely have lwa cured. T.
Kenney, Dry Goods Merchant, Ithaca, N. Y
September 0th, 1".
TKKVTuX, N. J., OctolKT 2:id, iHHl.
I have suffered for eight years with Hay
Fever, during July, August and Septemlsr.
In the beginning of Julv, this venr, I nsorted
to Ely's Cream Balm, and have been entirely
fn-e from the Fever since the first applica
tion, I can recommend it as a cure. Ed
ward C. Hillman. nt the New Jersey State
Arsenal. Price 50 cents. 8-17-(Jt
Dieastroue Runaway.- Early on Monday
morning last, as the team of F. M. and F. C.
Cardan, hitched to a wagon containing two
grain-drills, was left standingon the street in
front of the residence of Fred Cardon, on
Cherry street, while the driver was awaken
ing Mr- Cardon, they started off at a furions
rate and ran away, taking down that street
towards the river, and in turning the comer
at the Episcopal Church, upset the wagon
and grain-drills against the Park fence, tear
ing a greater portion of the vehicle and the
drills lying there a complete wreck. The
fence was not damaged. The horses, with
the front gearing of the wagon, continued
along First street to the residence of the edi
tor of this paper, and finally hung up on the
steps in front of his house, after colliding
with a small shade tree in front of W
M. Shaw a residence. Here the terrified ani
mals were captured, Ik? ing entangled so as to
render any further progress Impossible.
The damage done at the latter place was
slight, but it will take at least $100 to make
good the loss of the Cardon Brothers. Several
of Mr. Iaae Johnson's npple trees on Cherry
street, near where the team started were
badly peeled.
The AV(A American Jicrirw for September
o tens w ith a profoundly philosophical article
on "The Church, the State, and the School,
by Prof. William T. Harris. M. J. Savage
treats of "Natural Ethics, showing that the
principles of morality are rooted to man's
nature, and are the products of evolution ;
consequently, that they arc not affected by
the vicissitude of dogma or religious creeds.
The Hon. John A. Kasson gives a history of I
the "Monroe Declaration,1 and proves that
the credit of formulating that cardinal doc
trine of American statesmanship is due to
John Quiney Adams. The Itcv. Edward
Everett Hale writes of the Taxation of Church
Property. He would have all churches taxed
in form, but would exempt ts ynuticr those
which by their charitable work help to lighten
the public bunlens. The other articles in this
nutulier of the TnVtr ure ''Jewish Ostracism
in America," by Nina Montis ; "The Decay
of New England Thought," by the Jcv.
Julius H. Ward ; "Ghost Seeing," by Prof. F.
H. Hedge; and "Factitious History," by
lioNsiter Juhusoo. The latter article is
scathing criticism of Jefferson Davis' recently
published historical memoir, Fifty cents
per copy. Five dollars per year. Address,
"Arrt American Rcrire, New York."
Arrhal of the Hook and Ladder Truck. TUt
Hook and Ladder Truck, with its accom
liniiiments, pnrehascd in New York last week
hv End Cardon, a metnber of the Town
Council, and acting for the borough author!
tics, arrived on Monday eveimur It. Is n
heauty, nnd our citizens seem to Is highly
pleased with.it, so Dtr as their oWrvut ion
and knowledge extends. The carriage, with
the outfit complete cost and was pur
chased from the New York Fire Apparatus
Company, Charles O. Brown, Superintendent,
and is guaranteed to he first-class in every
respect It is nearly new, and cost fl.'JOO
two years ago. The truck has been so little
used l having been nt but two fires) that the
edges are not worn off the tire. The town
for which It was built organized a paid Fire
iK-partment and purchased a horcapparatusl
strainer, etr.,ntid conseijnentlyhml no further
use for this one. The body of the carriage Is
twenty-tMo feet in length, and has a double
tier of ladders, with short coupling attach
ment. The running gears are painted i
Ixmitiful scarlet, and handsomely striped and
ornamented with gold. Each side of the lieil
Is embellished with the following wonts In
gold letters: "Clearfield Fire Dep't H. A
L. Co. One Clearfield, Pa.' Thete are steps
on the sides; brake on the wheels; tool-box ;
hat-rack, etc The wheels have nick el-plat etl
hub-caps. The full equipment Is as follows:
The ladders are nine in numlicr, viz: One
JUMont patent wire extension ladder, one 10-
foot ladder, one 2"-foot ladder, two 90-foot
ladders, two lfi-foot ladders, and tu Pi-foot
ladders: also. 9 switch-hooks and polea ; 9
crotch poles; nhand-hnoks; 2mkes; 9 pitch
forks; A roof-hooks; 9 aea; 4 leather and
3 dozen rubber buckets; 1 rmw-bar; 9 lant
erns; one r-tnen gong, simca wnn nw
wheel; tongue and shafts; nine-reel and
drag-rope. The whole apparatus weighs
3, loo pounds, and is a sulwtantial aitair, as
well as highly ornamental. No permanent
place has been secured yet for Its storage, but
one will soon be provided.
Oar citiaeus will have an opportunity this
(Tuesdsy) evening to see the new Truck, as
we learn a numltef of the "boys", accom
panied by both the Orphans and Citizens'
bands, will parade the street
LETTER FROM BRADT.
Ll TllfcUMIJt kg, Aug. 2Jd, iKMl
U K. ElUTOR : On account of the continued
drought, the corn crop of this township will
Is small. Entire fields, which a month sgo
promiseu to give more than an avenue yield,
are now wilting under tht lurching rays of
me sun.
Mr. John B. Shafer, of DuBois, three weeks
ao took a short trip to the eastern part of the
state lor Ins heulth ; and whilestoppmgwilh
some frieuds in Williumsport he tk a re
lapse, and on Friday of last week he hod to
yieiit to the "Meatier Death."
Mr. Shafer Mas an honest and oiiriirht man,
nnd being the owner of a large shingle mill
alsiut lj niiU-s from Luthersburg,beMasMell
known by the greater portion of this com
munity, lie was a munot rare businessoual
Mention, and his death has caused a void,
which cannot easily be filled. Those who
knew him loved him, and his death is uni
versally lamented.
The Nonas) School nt this place, under the
supervision of U. r,. neiicr, is well attended
by students fromdincrent parts of the county
ami u doing s goon work. Mr. neoer is
sis ted hy 11. II. Davis, of Huntingdon, rice
jnnn i. limine, wnn resigned.
Our townsman, Mr. Charles Schwem, has
just returned from an extended electioneer
ing tour. He reiKirtsevervtlung favorable for
nis election as lounty treasurer.
Luthersburg is getting to lie quite a Sum
mer resort Amoug those from a distnuce
Mho are mstimtins in ourburtrnt nrescntare
Mr. Mr Key, of Philadelphia, Mrs. Brinker.of
nttstiurgh.nnd Misses Ida harps, Jean Brown
and Angle Williums,nf Allegheny City. They
are all very congenial, and we appreciate
uieir presence very mucn.
The M. E. SabltiMh school had a picnic in
Irvin's drove on last Saturday. Those who
were present express themselves as having
nan a very enjoyaole time.
Miss Hannah Corp, one of the Normal stu
dents, has been employed to teach the Hock
ton school which oih-iis to-dav, (A tut. Ifcid)
1 wish the young lady the same success that
she has met witu in the past.
Jjwt wet-k a contention arose net ween the filer
and fireman of one of our shingle mills, when
the lormer took tue privilege ol slapping the
latter. The luped man had so much grit
that he Men t to the Jvpiire and had the
"filer" arrested. I have not learned the result;
out l do know that the 1 1 remans actions did
not agree with his former "blowing." W.
LETTER FROM HUSTON.
Mil. EiutoH: Human affairs are movinir
along in Huston. The only discouniging
tiling is the great amount ot sickness which
has prevailed during the present venr, and
the large numlsr of deaths which has
occurred.
Social and religious meetings nre numerous.
Sewinn societies, prayer-meeting, sociables
and testivnis are field weekly.
Hie M. h. Church is making steady pro-
gn-ss towards (laying the church debt and
the 1'reshyterian church towards building a
parsonage.
Kev. Mr. llell Is visiting nt his borne in
Milllin county, nnd Kev. A. D. McCJtwky bus
lieen attending Wavne tampmeeting. eonse
queutlv Me have lieen without a minister for
several weeks past until last Sunday.
1 he tanners are thitumh hnrvestinu. 1 lie
hay crop was very large, the Tvler farm
producing i.IO tons, and several other fanners
cutting 100 tons, ri heat and oats yielded
fairly; but the drv weal her has seriously
affected the corn and pototoe.
Ltimneriiig was never so extensive as at
present. At Winterhurn, Craig & Son are
sawintf their usual stock of thn-e million feet
( has. Hlanchnrd's saw-mill and new planing
mill are running lull tune, and he is also
peeling and shipping a large amount of bark,
A great numleroi new dwelling houses have
been built at W interbum during the present
year.
At Tyler's, and on Ijiurel nin, the shingle
and saw mills are steadily ninniug, and the
woods nre lull ol men peeling burk. J. r..
Putnam has commenced oiienition. on a new
tract containing 'i"..iKM).(M feet of pine. At
ri-uttehl the (KHlward saw-mill is ninuing
full time, and nn immense amount of hemlock
has lieen cut near the town.
Mr. Dimclitifi, of Philiitshurg, nuent for
Harris, Ibsiver A Co., has lieen negotiating
the purchase of Bending & Cn.'s lands, in
tending to build a saw-mill.
'ohticallv, the township is on let ; out can
didates have oeen vismug us.
IIAIMtV
PE.vnRi.i, Pa., Aug. 21st, imsL
INFORMATION WANTED.
Mk. Editor: In your issue of August 3d
it is stated that there was an insurance of
$11,000 on the Shaw House and furniture.
The adjusters arranged the losses, and the
estate receiving nearly $H,:t00. The huildng
cost about f'JI,00O. Was the building not
destroyed? The impression is out that the
Shaw House was a total destruction. Will
not some one of the Insurance Companies
explain to the people of the county how this
is? On what prilicipledothe a(MWentadiust
their accounts t What became of the f"J,7O0
insurance that was refused to the estate? It
is in justice to the insurance business that
the people understand more about the work
ing of the thing when losses are sustained.
SELF-INTER (WT.
August 20th, 1SH1.
Not being versed In the Insurance busi
ness we cannot answer our correspondent in
letail, because of ths lock of inside informa
tion. He hud better address some expert in
the insurance business. Wo did lcaru, on
the Mtreety that the adjuster charged fifteen
jter rent, for the "wear and tenr" of the build
ing since the insurance was put upon it ; and
so much for brick and cut-stone saved. That
is what is "adjusting' after a fire. The build
ing is totally destroyed, and, in our judg
ment , the material is not w urth the handl ing.
Editob.
V FIREMEN'S MEETING.
An adjourned meeting was held in the Court
House, Clearfield, to receive the report of the
Committee on mcmliership, appointed nt the
meeting nn August l.rith.
ftiat Committee reported the names of
17(1 iH-rsons selected by them to form the Fire
Department of Clearfield.
On motion, the (nmmtttce were discharged
w ith the thanks of the meeting for prompt
ness nnd iniNirtiality indischarging its duty.
On motiou, the l h airman was autttonxed
to appoint a Committee of five persons to
draft a Constitution and By-Iaws, to he su li
mit ted to the organization for adoption nt the
next meeting.
1 he ( hairman announced the following
as the Committee, vis: J. F. McKcnrick,
(ieo. C. Moore, Fred Johnson, K. M. Jlnrch
tleld nnd J. U. Bixler.
A Ucsolutlon was adopted, authorizing the
Chairman (A. W. Waiters) to act as temporary
roreman of the Hook Ladder Company,
with power to choose his aids, nntil such
time asn permanent organization was eflected.
the meet i nir then adiourned to meet on
Wednesday evening. A ugust - It h, at H o'clock,
in the Court House, fin-the purpose of organi
zation.
J. F. Mt Ki:RH K, Secretory.
Hew Daily Stage Line. James L. Leavy
hiw succeeded in having a daily mail eatnlt-
lished between Clearfield and Pcnfield.and
will hereafter ntn a daily stage Mween the
two points. His contract bt-gnn aith April
1st, and the stage will leave Clearfield every
morning (except Sunday) at H o'clock, mak-
lmn tUuiircllcFua filth hII rnln iw th J jiw
(irade iiailroad at Pcnnilcld, returning after
the lost tmin the same evening. Passengers
nnd freight will Is? carried at low rats.
Orders left at any of the hotels will Is?
attended to. 4-Hltf.
You eon hnvenny kimluf in old hat mntle
new, by NVwkirk, the hotter, otir Bridfrr'a
Tailor aliop, Mnrkctrtiwt.C'Icnrflfld, I'enn'A.
0-1 tf
The Unlit Kutinind New Home. A tiiii
rmil favorite. T. A. Fleck, General A Kent
for Clearfield onutity.
The I.ipht Knnning New Home, A model
of perfection. T. A. J'leck, General Agent for
Clrnrfleld romily.
Tlie Uht Unnning New Hnmeloata a life-
ime. T. A. Heclt, (ienernl Agent lor t lenr-
fleld eoontr.
Call at MerriU'a hardware alnre and oe
the eheancat and he.t Hewing Machine, for
the lewt money. l'i-32-tf.
The Light Knnuing New Home la almost
noiwlci. T. A. I'leck, Oeneral Agent for
.'lenrflrld county.
New tuid neaiioruibl good., and the leading
nt.vlm, at Fleck Inrket atreet. Clearfield.
Aug. 31, If '
Fln klmight fllleen rollaof Ingrain ear ta.
He will alno keep (full line of BntawelaenrpeU.
Four-drawer "lbimMtic" newiiig machine.
with all altai hmcnlii for nt Harder".
Pijtdrnwer "Dnmcrtic" for US, at Harder'a.
Aim. 84, tf.
Everybody U ulking alnut Fleek'l new
good..
Ladiea are Invited to go and tec the new
good, at Fleck'.
ANSWERED.
Va the Vkarfitld RtyniAivan ;
In answer to the inquiry of last week as to
'Who ia Dr. Palmer r I will savior the
benefit of the writer of it, styling himself
"Dentist," that I am a graduate of an old and
reliable Medical Collegn, and from choice
practicing dentistry. My home has been in
Clearfield, temnorerilr, lor some time iiust
and. as I have conformed with the reo.ni re
main of the law regulating the pmctice of
dentistry, deem it nui me business of the
cowardly cur who assailed me in your last
issue, w ho either was afraid or ashamed to
sign his name bit he article, clearly iudicating
tlutt he is devoid of manly principle in thus
attacking me without knowing the facts in
tue cuse.
As to my "home and people, I am not
asnamcd, ' as many person in this county
know where i was rearea, ana also know mv
IHMiple and mvsell to be respectable, receiviitii
good "training," much better I dare say than
me writer ol that scurrilous article.
Iii justice to myself and friends, I will
further say that 1 intend to make Clearfield
county my home, and continue to do mv
work in dentistry carefully and faithfully,
and should 1 hear any more from this
"!entist," I shall make it exceedingly inter-
emng lor him.
J. William Pai.mkb, M. D.,
Bi hnsiuk, August loth, IhpL
Clearfield Coal Trade. Statement of Coal
and other freight sent ocr the Tyrone &
Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Kuilroad,
for the weekending August 13, 1"1, and the
same time lasi year :
COAL.
Por tbtMk ... -..
Samttlms Iwst jssr.M...... ..
Ioertsss
Prvrloailv dnrlas vssr
Bamt titnfl lut yisr ,
IacNsas ,
Tots) la 1881 H
Skbii tlms Isit jur
InerotM.'. M4.206
v OTBSB rsSISBTI,
Lumber 11' ran.
HiRoellsneoui fralghtl H Iblt "
The Light Running New HtmeBurpassesall
others. T. A. Fleck, General Agent for Clear
field county. S-10-tf
The Light Kunniug New Home has no
etjiini. T. A. Fleck, General gent for Clear
field county.
The Light Running New Home never gets
ont of order. T. A. Fleck, General Agent for
Clearfield county.
FlM-k In Ihimv at iionitiir new komK
ytarrifl
KEI.80N J0HNP0N.-At ReynoWirille, Au
gust lltb. ISftt. by Her. J. H. Kline, Mr. CHit.
A. N si. bom and Win Kmua B. Jdhrioh, all of
Dubois.
MI'RPHV CI RRY. At tbe Merobant's Ho
tri, Lothertburg, on fiainrday evening, August
13th, M1, hy J. Hamilton, hxq., Mr. A . J. 61 I B-
rnv, of (Irampianliills, and MiiiJiniii Crssr,
of Lumber City.
WOLF LIKMCII. Attbe oflire of tho offiol-
aling Justice, Id Luthersburg. ob Thursday, Au
gust 18th, 181, by J. II a mil ton, Kiq., Mr. Kmas
WoLr, of Dulfmi btirougb, end Uns Hrsis Lis-
btcn, of Sandy towaihip.
Sitd.
Dl'NLAP. At Rock tun. In TbIod township
onFrtdur, August IVtb IsHI, infanl bob of Mar
tin II. and Kdna Doolap.
IH'SCH In Lulherabnrg.on Tuesday, August
Itltb, H5I, WiLLia, bob ol Charles and Mary
Dutch, agtd 6 nentbi and 71 days.
WELTY In I'nion tvwoshlp.on Friday Au
gust Ivtb, 1881, Mr. Daviii WiLtr, ngd 14
years, 8 Booths and 13 days.
Father Wtlty was born In Centre county, and
moved to Brady lowasbip, CltirBeld oounty, la
t3 J, sad from there to fnioa township la 1856.
He was married to Hannah Best 08 tbe J6tbof
March, 18S5. To tbeni were bora twelve chil
dren seven sons and Hi daughters, Three sons
and three daughter are bow living. The de
ceased united with ibe Lutheran Church la Loth
ertburg In 1118. Ho was bb honored and re
speoM oltlten aad christian. His wife and toil
diva mourn their loss. 0,
SptrUtl.
Orb HtransBD Psa Cist, Disoouat oa Old
Paicsa. Hewing Machines can now be purchased
at Mcrrell's tin and variety store, from $,! up
wards, ah sinus or sewing sdm nines repairea
on the aborteat notice, t ...
Clearfield, fa., July II, 1877.
Just Rooaived by ARNOLD, at
CUKWENSVILLE
Car Load Nova Scotia Piustorl
Car Load pure Corn, Kyo and OaU
Cbopl
Car Load Deauen bull I
Car Load of Choice Family Flour!
Car Load Dry Good, Groceries, 4c. I
aWShinitlca, Bark. 11 II. Tics and
(iraiD will be lukon In exchange.
Lurwensviiio, JUay 1, lnio.
CLEARFIELD MARKETS,
CiausrisLD, Pa Aog. U, IB81.
Flour, per cwt.H
: SO
fluokwheat Flour, per owt
Cora Meal, per cwt
Chop, rye, per cwt H
Chop, nixed, per wt,.
Rran, per owt H
Wheat, per bushel
Rye, per bufbl
1
1 M
I 49
1 00
1 in
so
to
40
flO
A 00
a 7ft
1 oo
60
s at
u
li
ia
&
io
121
S fi
ll 4
7
Oats, per bushel H
Uorn, ears, per hushel
Buckwheat, per bushel
Clover seed .
Timothy send
Potatoes, par bun he,
Apples, per bushel K
Onions
Ilatns, per pound
Shoulder, per pound....
Dried Bear, per pound
Chickens, per pair
utter, per pound
Errs, per dten
Halt, per sack, large
Coal Oil, per gallon
Lard, per pound ...
Dried Applea, per pound
Dried Peavhea, per pound ,
124
S 00
Means, per busoei ,
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
I'nii.AiiBi.rniA. Aor.21. The grata mar lut U
uasettleil, and whe, ooro, and oais are lowi-r.
Cottoa Is Bra at ISfc for sniddling uplands.
Hark Pricss are entirely nominal. Beeds
Clover seed aires slowly and is Arm at 8 if Ho
per pound. In timothy and Has seed nothing
doing. Flour and Meal Ploar le flrnt, but with
out special setiTlty. Hales of 1,4'is barrels;
Minorsoia extra M n. ijiibo.au iur near anu
AMUfi7 for straight i lVnni'T Iraaia family at
n, 23(,11, TS: western An, at ifi.2Mti.74 I and
patema at7(iiS.0 per barrel. Ke flour is Br re
at '.'4.
At tho ones board, second call, tbe wheat mar
ket waa ia s vary ussettled oaditlua and alosed
weak and feemb. lbs alosing Bgurcs were:
1 Hl kt1,l.4Ul (. Nn ro.1. Aitcuat;
l ui hid, II.414 skMl for No. t, ret. gapicta
tert tl 4H bid, $1.43 aikd for No. red,
Octoheri If .44 bid. II 44 asked for No. 3 red,
November! ,t"'t) buiheli, August, sold tt l.4i 1
S.DirO huKhcls, tfrptamlreT.at! 41 I .0tl0 busbela,
Oolober, at 1.4 1 ,0(iv buabels, do., at ll.:
Core was less active and lower at tbe close. The
closing quotations were: 6re bid, 71c aked for
sail, AuguMt 700 hid, 71n asked lor sail, Hap
teniberi 7Kic bid, 71 lie asksd f"f Mil, October (
7.11 bid, 74rn asked tor sail. NeretBher ),"
bushels, Hrptenher, st 7 1 fry T 1 4 0 f M"0 buihels,
October, st 73(7.'lio. Ons were unsettled and
irregular.
Caicioo, Aagnst SI Wheat, UIU; sora,
olfci wals,tftr,pork, IIT.flO; lard. 1)1.40.
$fU7 drrrtisf inrats.
JURY UHT-Naaiet and lecttloa of those
persons drawn as Jurors to serve at Peptone.
her term, commencing oa the fourth Monde,
(IiHh ), aad eonlinuing two weeks :
Taarsaaa Jiaosn, Mosbat, Bsrr. Jftrs.
W B Atera. Bsrnslde f Janes Piegal, Orahaea,
J M IlMtldgs, Clearfield 0 Hulliban, Ureenwood,
J Bahan, M Hiram Hummel, dulteb,
Jno llulilban, H H Woodward, Huston,
J A Uregorjr, Our s villi, (leorge llurr, "
Rivb'd Kvans, " David Wise, Jordao,
W P Chambers, " Ja Michaels, Kanhaus,
P McDermol, llouttdale I t Onhrh, Lawreaes,
Rob'l t letoing, ' Itnj (baw, "
Jno Michaels, L City, M 8 Kramer, "
J R McKadden, 0cola Allen Wrigley, "
V Hamilton, 1 nsn, irwm
Rllia J R.iger, W r Miirell, Morris,
,ew Brlabia, N Thoa V Kyler, '
Henry bailey, Usees r la And Fulsier, "
J U (Jlagow, " l Douglas, M
Thontaa Roers, Boggs, Robert Hester, -Kadoiph
Albert, Hoggs AodWw Lata,
Jos Wmsry, Bradlord. W A Moore, Pens,
HcnJKnepp, " James Walls, "
W W Marah, Bra4y, W T Dai lay, "
W R Wright, 41 M Lighieer, M
U Hahring, Barnsidttp Henry J Kb err. Randy,
J Pumaiervillf, " Havld Welty, t'nioa,
Ueo hunlaman, M I) Rldrldge, Woodward,
Kasoa MrKwea M Joba Uuliorf, ''
C Barmoy, Ueringlns, Owen Lewis, "
John Hugh's, Dtralur, W W Williams,
RUHhowarttr, " Janes Keaiiey,
Benj Jury, Oirard, 'Kdwerd MrCaba,
JAMKS MAHAFFIT, Sharif.
A, J JACKSON,
H. liHlbiiK,
Jury CoaamissloaoN.
Clesrlfld, Pa., Jot; iTth, IMl lc
Oil gnutrt.
Oil Quotations !
CENTEAL PENN'A OIL DEPOT.
UNDERHILL & CO.;
Lubricating, lit lined K .Tffnrm'
OILS,
1'IIlLirSBUIKi, l'ESN'A.
W. qvol. our bnnrf. of P.troUum .nd olh.r oi'l
fa MrM cAa.M) d.ltv.rm Ir.
Pa btJtrU ..r. .t .ny .utiun tm
Ik. Ijrot). ClMtS.ld
K.llrMd.
HeBn.d Oil, Hi T.it....p.r(iJ. At lout
Prim.Whil., lit " I nrkrl nl
W.i.r Wbll.,140 "..- f .llhoult.l.I.
KUlD., lit " .... " J .oo. lo co.l.
B.diIq., 73 Unrity PrKl $
N.plh 74 " '
UmoII... 8 " ' ..
Min.r.' Lamp, 500 lt "
O.r Ail. Oil, (W. V..) Kilt.. '
" . ' (W.V..M.d ui.
" " (W.Vjbamni'r " "
N.tur.1 Labrlokting ... " "
Frftnklia " Kxlrm. M "
" Summ.r. "
Blvik Dl.mo.d "
Utn. Knglo,
Uoldf.
Atnrw " " "
XXX '
No. 1 Sploill.
M.lchl... Cylinder Oil "
No. 1
Wool Oil, No. 1 "
L.rdOU(.itr)H'iol.ralraiD'd" " ......
" " No. 1 M '
No. 1 .
Ecllpn Eogiiu, No, 1
' " No. I
" " No. I
M
Mio.rl 1 olio, por fftlloo..
" WbiU At low.it Br.
LIUMd, No. I " 1 kit r.loi nilb-
" Au.rlo,D " I oul r.f. to oo't.
Ttirp.ntiD.r bent ..
II V iiVjn.lJrTEE prictt and
turn ail competition.
n.y 4, 'M-ly.
Jtfw Stli'frtiSfmrnts.
TOII WOH It All kind, of Job work .leoulod
fj in tno Deri ni .now .t mi. omen.
Qftf woek In your own town. T.m and 15
VKJU outnt, rrok AdJr.il 11. Uallitt t Co.
Porllind, M.ioo. mehS-lj.
S"
IIORMAKING.-I b.rehy Inform my p..
tronf, .nd m.nkind in ron.rl, tbnt I h.v.
removod my .boemnking .hup to tb. room ia
urfth.m . row, ov.r o. 1. snyd.r . Jewelry nor.,
tnd tbnt I m pr.p.rod to do .11 kind, of work
lo my Ho. eh.ap.r Iban any otbor .bop In town.
All work w.rr.ot.d aood M o.n b. don. .ny-
wh.r. .1... Poiitirely tbt. ia tb. .he.peit .hop
in Ul.aru.ia. jus. ll. UKKKinu
Deo. 11, ie;s-tf.
QOURT PKOC'LAN ATION.
Whbrias, Hob. C. A. MATER, President
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of
the Twenty-nflb Judicial District, composed of
the counties of Clearfield, Centre and Cllnten-
and Hon. Abbas Oobbu and Hob. Viscbut B.
Holt, Associate Judges of Clearfield oounty
hare Issued their precept, to sne directed, for tbe
holding 01 a Uourt of CotnmoB Fleas, Orphans'
Court, Court of Quarter Sessions, Court of Oyer
ana lermtner, ana uourt or uenerai Jail Oelir
ery, st tbe Court House at Clssrfield, In and for tbo
county of Clearfield, ooinsnenrlDg 00 the Fourth
Monday at Hcplcmbcr. CitHU day( A. I,
I Mr I, and to coiittuue lor two weeks.
N0TICB IS, therefore, hereby given to tb
uoroner, justices 01 me reaeo, and constables,
ib and for said county of Clearfield, to appear ia
their proper persons, with their Records, Holla,
Inquisitions, hxaminatlons, and other Hemear
braneea, to do those things which to their offices,
ana ia tneir nenaii, pertain to be done.
By an Act of Assembly, pssaed the 8th day of
May, A. I). lHi4, it is made tbe duty of the Jua-
ticea of the Peace of the aerera) counties or this
Commonwealth, to return to the Clerk of tbe
Court of Quarter Sessions of the respective
counties, all the recognisances entered into before
them by any person or persona charged with the
eommissieB of any erime, except such eases as
may bo ended before a Jostles of tbe Je:s, na
der existing laws, nt least ten days before the
commencement of tbo session of tbe Court io
which they are made returnable respectively .and
in an eases wnsre any recognisances are entered
into leas than ten days before the commencement
of the session to which they are Dado returna
ble, tne said Justices are to return tbe same In
tbo same manner as if said act had not been
passed.
GIVEN snder my hand at Clearfield, this 3d
day of August, In the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and elithty-one.
aug. i-tc JAMftJ MAUAFFKV, Sheriff.
Teachers' Examinations.
THB public Examinations for tbe present
school year will be held at tbe following
times and places:
For Boggs township and Wall ace ton borough,
at Walleoeton, Tuesday, August llftd.
For Morris, at Kylertouu, Wednesday, August
24th. j
For Graham, at Palestine, Thursday. Ausrust
JMh. I
For karthaus and Covington, at Central Point,
rrmay, August zio.
For Girard, at Cod rs Hill. Betorda. A 11 rust
si in.
For Decatur and Osceola, it Osceola, Tuesday,
August 3oth.
For Woodward and IloutiJals. at Hontidale.
August a 1 st.
oruulicb, at Rarocy, Thursday, September 1st.
Fur Bcccaris, at I tahville, Friday, Sept. 2d.
For Knox, it New Millport. Tuesday. Bent em.
br etb.
For Jordan, at Aasonvilll. Wednesday. Stbtem.
ber 7th.
For Chest, at McPherron. Thursday. Hen t em
ber 8th.
For Burnstdc, Newburg, and New Washington
boroughs, and Ilurnsida township, at New U ash
iBgton, Friday, September (Mb,
For Bell towns hln, at Camnhell' chorob. Tues
day, September lAlb.
x r Ureenwod lownHbip. at Buwer. Wednes
day, Sfjitemher Uth.
for Lumber City boron sh ind rerrnson town
ship, at Lumber City, Thursday, September 1Mb.
ror union ana l-nion indepcnienl, at Koektou,
Momlay, September lfth.
For lirady, it Luthcrrburc. Taedsy. fieotem-
ber 3llh.
For Penn and Bloom, et Pens vi lie, Wednesday.
neotemocr xisi.
The public examinations are Intended to reach
all whe e 1 peel to teach la the oounty hence
there will be no special examinations held, and
under no circumstances will certificates be en
dorsed or renewed. Applicants must present
memseives lor examination in tlie d lit riot in
which thny intend teacbinc. KJunatiooal meet
ings will be held at tbe eloeof each eiamlnation.
anJ. iu tbe evenings If suitable arrangements bo
made by teachers and directors. We hone
mret full Hoards of Directors and the patrons of
iDeetinooisiLcecn appointment. Applioaata will
please consult "Teacher's Hand Book," page ,
for full Information regarding tho requirements
for provisions I oertifinates. Subscriptions to Kd
ucetiopal Journals at club rates will be taken on
day of examination. The examination will begin
at I A. M. M. h. McQl OWN.
County Superintendent
Ciearfisld, July JGib, lhl.
HOFFER'S
Cheap Csh Sore
KtroM no, THitBH, hfeha noimn,
ClearAeld, Pa.,
'WR0LESALX A RETAIL DEALER l!f
DltY GOODS,
Comprising Dress 0oo.1i of the very latest styles,
eoasliting In part of Cashmeres, Manchester
Fancies, Alpacas, and all manner of
Fancy Dress Goods,
8urh as Cretnna, M hlr Lusters, Fields, Dress
O ing hams, Dress Fannies of the very latest
styles, and as cheap as they can be told
la this market.
NOTIONS,
Consisting of Olovee for Gents, Ladies and
Mines. Hoee of all sbadee, K)k Fringes,
Laces, Fancy Dress Buttons. Ladiea' ,
Tis of all shades and styles, Cuffs 1
end Collars, klhhons of all kinds and !
qualities. Merino Underwear, Trimmings, eta.
BOOTS AND SHOES
GROCERIES.
Queeiuware, Hardware, Tinware,
Cornell, OlU'lotliN,
WALL PAPER,
LEATHER, FISH, Etc.,
Wtlk (III W mM skalml. null. Will tat.
Country Produce
la Birh.nft tot timto Mtrkrt Prlc.
wm. J. RorriR.
rinrtlrlll, !., Vrpt. ti, IHHO If,
T EAVEH, I hsreky glra lotloe that I us
y prpsrd to wsstc til klpila of trpt to
order, at nv plaoeaf retblsnosla Psradiie, Law
rtnoo lowsibip.
RAO CAKPET IS HY fll'KOIALTV.
Call (in I'srsJUs) or iihlmi
DAVID WITHKK0W,
L'lfrflIJ, Ps.
Aug. IS, IhSl 4l-
IXBCVTOH'S NOTICFU-Notloall bore
j by stTtB that Lttt TrutamvoUry on tbt
atato of KLKANOR W HUJ LEY, trollet of J. K
WriRlav) lata of Closrflrld boroBcb, Ps., doo'd,
hat log bton duly grtUd to tbt usda raigood, all
porauna IndtdUd to said talato will pluro naks
iBmadlalo siayinant. sod tboao bavina: elaitna or
doinaoda astioat tho aant will proaaot tbta
proparlj auihrotieaUd fur nettlrmont.
JOHN K(hHrR, 8R.(
Gaecutof.
CurwiDavltle, Pa., Aug. 10, lSSUt
BRIIICR HKPAIKH.-Not.no Is btrohj
glfiD ibut Ibo Commit! loom of ClrarRold
ouuotr will rocalro aoalad prnpoaali at tbatr offino
uoill Thursday, Auguit ttath, anttl A o'clock
P. M., lor icpoirlog tea Lowar Bridge, at Clear
flald, and put It In g'wa repair, of wbioh buildera
aad maobaoioa will please take not lea.
C. W. KVLKK,
klaii johnson,
John nokuis.
Atteal t J, A. Farav, Clork. Cominitiloaera.
Com'ra' Offloe, Clear 11 aid, Pa., Aug. 10, '81-31.
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CABDON & BR0.p
On Market EL, one door watt of Maaaloa IIcum,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Oar arrangement! art cf the moat eon plate
character tor rural!) lag tbe potilio wlta Jrreik
Meat of all klod, and of tbo very boat qoslily.
Wo eiao desl ia all kiadi of AgrienltareJ Imple.
anoata, which wo keep ofl othittiiios for tbo bea
fit of tbe public. Call around wboa ia town,
aad take a look at tblnge, or addreaa na
V. M. CARDON A BR0.
ClearAeld, Pa., July 14, l87-tf.
FARM FOR SALE I
Tbe undersigned has come to the conclusion te
quit farming and follow bis occupation, a car
penter, and bow offers for sale bis (arm, situate
one and aba If miles aortb of Clearfield borough,
containing
EIGHTY AOXIjBS,
Most of which Is cleared and under good cult I ra
tios, and having thereon a good
TWO-STORY
Large f re tne barn, and other necessary outbuild
ings, together with an orchard of all kinds of
fruit, and an excellent spring of water. The
whole is I'NOKltLAIU WITH GOOD COAL.
This property will be exchanged for smaller prop
erty, or sold oa easy terms ia payments. For
further particulars nail wa the premises or address.
JOHN C. KKKD, Clearfield, Pa.
March lath, l.lM-tf.
Mohu Wauamahrr' Ctothing drntttttufnt.
Tho Best
--FOH
Iet JVLoiey.
Wana MAKER & RftOWN,
. O.IK HALL,
S. E. Corner Sixth and Market Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Largest Clothing House in America.
SThe $ni' Jionif ruiiifl
FLECK HAS IT I
THE KING OF ALL ! !
THE LIGHT
CNEW
S3EJ WXIVG JM3LADX3LX7SfJSt,
No. 4, Half Case, Manufacturers' Price $50.00,
-I WIT.T,
For Cash, and Cash Only, for $30.00,
No Exchanging For Old Machines.
No Traveling Agents Employed to Sell Machines,
Thus Doubling the Cost.
ALL MAllllF,S WARRANTED FIRST-CLASS.
By purchnsing mnchincs from 1110
of nil commiH.ionr, ns I
nnd pell them
THE "NEW IIOME" MACHINE
Is the result of twenty-five yenrs practical experience in the nmn
u fact iiro of Dewing machine, and contains more point
of excellence than can be found in any other
mnchine. In its construction is combined
SIMPLICITY, DURABILITY,
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY,
Producing a machine uncqualed for Eoho of Management and
Capacity for Wide Range of Work.
Tho Light-Running "New Homo"
Uses a Straight, Self-Setting Needle and makes the Double-Thread
"Lock Stitch." It is the perfection of mechanism for
HEMMING, FELLING, TRIMMING, BINDING, CORDING.
BRAIDING, SEAMING, QUILTING, TUCKING, DARN.
ING, HEM-STITCHING, EMBROIDERING, FRING
ING, GATHERING, RUFFLING, ETC., ETC.
It is adapted to every variety of sewing, from tho lightest muslins
to tho heaviest cloths, and dots n greater rangn of work
thnn any other machine made.
It runs lighter, is the ft'iLMplest, easiest operated, best made, and
most ologantly ornamented machine in the world, combining
every requisite to produce a Perfect Machine.
lOU SALE IN CLEAIU'IKLI) ONLY HV
T. A. FLECK,
Aug. io, i88i-tf, Market street.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolts & Saw Logs.
Oorwtsaf ills, Jan. I, 'TS-tt
TOTICE, Tbe snJerilgned, roatdlng Is ths
ll village of Wealofer, is Cheat towaihip,
has nado tbo aeceaiery arran goneiita and pro
poaea to opes as KAT1NU 110 I'M hi for the ae
oomnaodatioD ol tbe putiho generally, aad I here
by solicit a liberal abaroortbe publie patronage.
JOHN J.8NVDKH.
Wtitorer, Pa., Feb. 9, iHSl.tf.
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KC'UTOHH' NOTICKNollo. U h.r..
by clr.ii th.t l..fr.r. T..um.iiliiry urn tb.
uuto or JAMKS H.UKKTY, lit. of Wnrla
tvwo.bln, Cl.ufl.ld Bounty, I'son'., d.d,
b.ving M.B d.ly imotod to tb. und.niicaod, kli
n.r.oo. Iad.bt.d to Mid .itt. will pie... uitk.
iun.dl.t. payment, ood tbu bav inK eloim. or
d.ui.nd. .jt.ioit lb. um. will pr.i.nt ib.ia prop.
trly .iltbeoticated for ..itlemMlt, witbont del,y,
II Ml) IIAMKKTV,
JtllKMIAII IIAdKKTV,
W. II. PATIKKS0N,
Kleeulor..
Uotitid.l., P.., July Mtli, l5l.l.
EIGHT FARrvIS
For Sale or Rent!
The subscriber proposes to sell or rent 1 asm
ber of larma located as follow t The first situate
in Burnside townnbip, Centre county, containing
low acres, having (hereon erected a trams dwell
ing, frame barn, adjacent to a church, and knows
aa the .lames Mulbolland I arm.
ALSO, another farm situate In Graham town-
ahip, Cleartield county, containing 117 acres, wiih
the necessary Improvements. This farm is under
laid wito a G000 KIN OF COAL.
ALS'J, six other farm In the vicinity of Frcnob
ville, containing respectfully IIS, I Oil, WJ, 63, eO
and Jfl acres. These farms all have bouses and
b4rns thereon, food water, bearing orchards oa
same, as well as some good wood land. For
Inrtber particulars eall ia person, or adtlrees the
undersigned by letter. L. M. C0UAlKT.
Jan. lth, llil-tf. Freoobvllle, Pa.
A IlAIlGrAIN.
VALUABLE LANDS FOE SALE I
SIX hundred and ninety-two (tVl acres of land,
situate in Clearfield oounty, Pa., will beaold
IB a body, or In three (' separite paresis, to wit:
Five hundred (6i0) acres well timbered with
oak, pine and hemlock, and having thereon a first-:
rlas water-power mill with circular saws.
One hundred and twenty ( 120) acres cleared and
e good state of cultivation, and having thereon
erected a largo and fine frame dwelling house, two
large frame barns and other necessary outliuild
ingn, together with a large on-hard, good water,
Ac, Ac.
Seventy acres cleared and under cultivation,
but with no buildings.
The said lands arc situate within 2) miloe of
Clearfiel'l and the Pennsylvania Railroad, and are
underlaid with bituminous eoal and fire-clay.
lteaon for Selling. Declining health of owner.
For (untie particulars, Inquire of the snhseriber,
J. Fit AN K SN V it Kit, Att'y for Owner.
ClearAeld, Pa , June 13th, IH-l-tf.
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1
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Clothing
THE
JHsrltiitf di'rrtiSfinrnt.
- RUNNING
HOME)
SKLI.
direct, yon receive the benefit
buy them tor LAhll,
for CASH.
RELIABILITY, SPEED,
Sou JSrliJrrtisi'mnifs.
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles.
SlIAVED AND 8 AW ED.
Corw.oi.ill., im. I, '71-lT.
I.ANIMI FOR HAI R. ! Iloitol
X ft.d Pin. townihlp., Cl..rfl.ld ooaoty.
lt.M0u.bl. tln.clf.n for pnrt of pnrebn.
noo.y. rno.i o. wo 10 iiv.un p.r tor..
Ulom'l r.Krred.
L. BIND. Aral.
Prafl.ld, P.
orWALL.oiA Kkkii,
ClMrl.ld,
B.,.L 10, H7ll.tr.
nnnin A .nJOKOROIA.-Porlnfor-m.lion
.l.o.l tb.n gl.l.l
r. tb. Havabk.n ktoR.i.a Nin-.. Wi.klt
iu,in,iib t p.. ,b..tl .1 ye.r; D.ily 110
yenr. Th. b.it p.,.r. I. tb. Bogtb. S.ionl.
OftpiM i eent.. A,l,lr.M.
J. II. ITII L, S.t.nn.b, 0..
17 II 31
I)iII.IC lllll'P.
.nd .nntil nr .nd .
I do bint., mokt .
.11 .utharlt, ar whmt.
..r,r kind ftn1 n.tur., .t tuj tin. h.rtorur
fiv,n t. Jo.eib K. Am.., lo da or lr.nt.et Anj
a.tn.n for oi. or In my o.n., .nd .iMllly t
wrltt.n .Rr.cm.nt d.lrd on or .boot Jul, 4th,
loin ; na l do B.r.7 w.ra an prrioB. .,.in.t
duiog builn.li with hlu for m, or on my .ceuant,
H I will not r.tifj or oonorn th. .m.
K. K. R0SR.
N.til.arf, (Kurd P. 0.) An. IT, lfl l.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
TY virtu Af su rdr ttt the Orf.lum'Oourt et
J ClprllfrJ eonaty, snsU Hf 1Mb, I SMI,
there will 1m ipod to puVllc sale el !ht CO I HT
HOI r in Clnrllrld, oa
Wednewlay, August Slsl, 1681,
At 1 o'clock P. M., ecrtsfD troot of Uod, lot tho
propsrir of WILLIAM RAIIAM, docMsod,
siloatt ia
HKADPORI) TOW NMIIP,
Clcarflold ooDotj. Pa , booDdd ai follows, tIi :
(in tbo north sod west hy lands of Jossph Win.
norj ; soalb by lands of Alotandor Ll?ios;stOQ )
and on tbo oast by lands of John and William
Livingston, containing
115 ACHES, 115
llavinjt ahont R0 acrtt aloarod and undor good
tttte of cultivation. A rood orchard of aliout I4U
trtes of ohoioo frolt. Tho inpruTamants ooaslst of
tbros loin of holldiDRS, onoaiirfo frama dwelling
fanass 1jiH4 ttmt. with larto banh bara, and tho
othtr two, sjootl small b oases, with stablos to oaob.
ibfltntlfp tnfx is nndsriaiq wim food foal.
Tho grain In lbs ground is rcsorrod
TLKHJiS Of HALKt
Gap third oasli on eoDflrmattoa of salo, one
third In ono year, anJ one-third in two years.
Inferred payments to bs with lnterost,and weurod
by bt,t;d and mortgage on the promises.
JOHN W00LKID0B, Administrator.
Urahauton, Aug. 8d. 1861-4U
John Irvin & Bros.,
CmWEXSVILLE, PA.,
DKALERS IN
All Kinds or Merchandise,
Dry Goods, Groceries, Etc.
M
MANIFACTI HKKS AND DEALEHS IX
IStl Alti: TIJIHKlt,
AND EVKUV DESCRIPTION OF
SAWED LUMBER CUT TO ORDEB.
H
The Only Manufacturers In Clearfield
County of the
NEW PROCESS FLOUR I
IXOf'B, ( HOP .. FKEU
i.H'.fiM o.r n.i. rin
FiCnsli paid for all kinds of
Gniin Wheat, Eje, Oats, Etc.
Carmnitlll., Pl, Jan. 1, HSD.tf.
.tUJOtH.Yt.lt
EXECUTORS' SALE
OP
Desirable Real Estate !
Estato of Eioliaii Shaw, Sr., Soc'd.
THE nulorFti.4. FxMutort f tb. Mtnt. of
HICI1AKD 81IAW. Sr.. durl. will offn
t pablle l,.t III, COURT HOUbK, In th. bor
ough vf Clenrfi.ltl, I'.., on
Thursday, Sept. 1st, 1881,
AT 1:3(1 O'CLOCK P. M.,
Tb. folluwini raluabhi rl .UU, rl. t
Th. thr.. itorT BRICK HOTEL r.ren.rtT.
oornw of Market and Pint ntriwti. In Ik. bor
nagb of Clcrneld, known a.
'The Shaw House,'
Fronting with two lot s of groond thereto belonging
2o ie. on ma net street, and vv
f I M dwelling boas attarhod. The bo.
' I'Sf tel timber has list banl.rAAma ktirl
all eooTonienoes for a first-els is
hotel. Ooo of the most desirable hotel properties
In Crntral Pennsylvania.
Tbe aboro will be sold together with a two -storv
frame dwellins honso on Msrket street, ad
jaoent to the Hotel, and ono other frame dwelling
houpe and a two-story store bn tiding, all fronting
on Market street.
ALSO. All that eertaln lL known li the
pUu of Clearfield boron eh aa Let No 1 RW. . .
fronting 60 fctt on Locust street, ma- V
oing back 172 test, more or less, to aa alley l "
with dwelling bowse aad allaocessary out-
buUdinjfS thereon tree ted, and otaer iBproraanonta,
TERMS OF 8.iLEt
One-third eash at delirorr of food a 4, aad
tbe balanoo to bo secured by bond aad Mortgage,
payable In one and two years, with iaieresL
A. B. HIIAW.
JOH. SHAW,
Surviving Kj'rs of h if hard Shaw, er.,deod.
Clearheld, Jonol, IttSLts.
OPEN FOR ALL!
LOTS OF
New Goods,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Come to Frenchyi le I
I HAVE ut received the lrKet
mock of ffooda over brought to
thin aectlon ol the county, which X
will oll for cith or produco chesn
they run be bought cliewhere. My
ftnek connidt of
DllY GOODS,
Groceries, Boots 3 Shoes,
Hardware,
flaiu a bpeoialty."
Ready Made Clothing.
A full stock of FISII. Snll In lurife
or amnll ancki, or by tl.e barrel.
CROCKERY WARE,
siono or cIbt. Ql'KK.VSWARR, ell
stj lit nnd quality. In abort, 1 bare
everything needed by the termer, the
mochenin, the laborer, or envbodv
olftd, which I will soli justaa cheap aa
the gooda ean De pnrahened anywhere
elne. i'leaao eall end examine my
goods end priucn bcloro invoating
olaewhore.
t. M. COUPRIET,
Frenchville, r., ilr. 2, '81-tfk