Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, October 05, 1881, Image 4

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    S -i
.i t.
"'i- J
1 . :
3 ' . f
v v
i ft
jRallroafla.
PeiuiNylvniilullailroiid
TYKONK ft CLEARFIELD BRANCH
"V end ifter Mom! ay, NOV. 8, 180, the
V7 Paeaenner Tralna win run deny (eioept o
deya) between Tyrone and Clearfield, aa foil
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LBAVB HOPTH. LEAVE HOHTII.
Curwen.?me,..l.", .! Tyroae,.. n.Oi.A...
Rir.rrt.w S HO, " Vusaeujoe D.lil,
OL.rn.ld, 1.40, " Summit, .tit,"
Leon.rd,.. ., Pnw.llon, moo,"
B.rr.ll, I.M, Oeeeol.,.. 1111,"
Woodland 4.01, " Bojnton 10.IT,"
Ill(lar,.- 4 011, ' 8lelner'a, 10.21,
Walleeeton 4. IT, Hkilipibor,..10.34,"
Bine Bell, 4 35, Oralum lO.Ilt, "
Graham ..4.31, Blue Ball I0.S7,"
Palllp.nnrl,.. .., " W.llKi.lon,... 10.44, '
lt.in.r' 4.SH, Bilr I0.il, "
Burnton, 4.40, ' Woodland 10.411, "
Omili 4.11, " Brrett, 1I.HT,"
P.walloa, .l, Leonard 11.12,"
Summit, IS, ' CI.rH.ld 11.10,"
Vun;D,..i.U, " meertlew....II.JS, "
Tyrone, (.00, " Curw.niTlll.,.1 1.401.
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOUTH, "j LEAVE NORTH.
rjnrwn.rtll.
1. . Tyrog., 7. JO r. H.
" V.necojro. 7.43 "
" Pommlt S.04 "
" Powolton 8.17 "
" OkmIi,. 8 18
" Bornton 8..14 "
" Kleiner' ".....' "
Philiptmr...S.41
" Ornham 8.47 "
" Blue Ball 8.45
" W.llaton,...IU
" lliler .lu "
" Woodl.nd, 0.17
" Barrett 0.14
" Leonard 0.10
" CleurSold 10.07 "
" Bieerriew...,ll'.l5 "
Corwen,rllle 10.20
Kl..rrlew .
CI.erH.ld...... .4T
Leonard, I M
tLrreft 4.67
Wondlead D OS
Blflar 6.08
Walleeeton,... MS
Blu. Bill, 0 21
tjrahem fl.14
Phllipiliarg.. 0.20
Sc.iner'e, 6.33
Bornton II. ST
Uaoeole, (.42
Powelloo 0.6)1
Summit t.OS
Vaneeoeoo,.... T.2S
Tyrone,
PHILIPSBliRG M08UANNON BRANCHES
LBATB IOITTB,
LI4VR
MONTI.
r. Hi
Li H. "TATIOIM.
Morrl.d.l.,
7:80 Pnilipaburg, .
Ill SUiDWI
A. If. P.
r. i
inn
2:40
7:16 II:
7:00 12:
11:
11:
40
16 t oo
11 t:0
Hi
7:10
7:48
Bornton,
O'eeole,
Mnah.nnon,
StrMn,
Hooted.l.,
McCuley,
Kendriok'a,
Hem.?.
:14 4:4.
04 4:4
la 10 20
0:40 12
0.84 II:
0:10 II:
0:14 II:
1:111
10:.14 811
61 4 S0
14 4:16
40 4:lo
84 4:10
1:18 10:4a 8:10
8:1.1 10:48 8:14
J:30 10:4.1 8:88
:M 10:48 8:41
4:411 11:18 8:4
0:20 II:
0:li II
0:10 II
HO 4
14 4:0
BALD EAGLE VALLEY BRANCH.
F.I. Mail. Mail. Kip
P. H. A. M. P. H. A. M
7.08 8.10 lev Trron. trrlri 0.81 1.66
1.1.1 8.87 Bld H(lo 8.17 7.41
8.01 MS Jnll.n t.nK 7.06
1.14 1.43 Miluburf 6.16 0 43
8.31 0.61 Bollefonu (.06 8.33
8.14 10.03 Miltlborf 4.66 813
0.118 10.10 Howard 4.31 8.1
41 11.08 arrireL. lUren Lara 1.66 i.li
TYRONE STATION.
AITWARD. A.M. I WR.TWARD. i
Clnolnuatl Eip., 0.62 1 Pitt.hurirb tip'n, 1.63
Pacifle ElproM, : :47IPaoilf Eipraii, 8:12
Johoitowa Eiprw,0i07 I
p. v.jWaT Pat.nirr, 1:16
Chicago Day Ex., 12:18 Chicago Kxproff, 8:31
MallTr.ln, :08 Mail Train, 7:1)1
lluntinirdua Aor'a, 4:2l Faft Line, 7:30
Cloi oonnootioBa made b all iraioe at Tyrona
and Look 11 aren.
S. g. BLAIR,
myl7-tf. Suparlntondent,
STAGE LINKS.
A itaKalaavas CurweDRTilla daily for R.yuoldi.
Tllla, at 1 u'elook, p. m.,arriTinKat Rcynoldpvilla
at n o alook, p. m. KoluminK, Ir.v.a Kaynoldi
vi I lm daily, at 7 o'clock, a. m., arriving at Cur
waa.rilla at 12 o'oluck, m. Fara, each way, 12.
A atajre lav.i Cnrwcntvllla daily, at I o'clock,
p. m., tur DuBoii City, arriving at DuUoi. City
at 6 o'clock, p. m. Returning, laavei DuBoit at
7 o'olock, a. m., daily, arriving at Curwenavilleat
II o'clock, m. Kara, each way, $1 .60.
Alleglieny Valley Railroad.
IOW GRADE DIV1SIOIT.
OS and after Monday, May 33d, 18S1,
tha paaaanftar tralna will ran daily (elcapt
Hunday) Mtwea. Rad Hank and lriftwood, ai
follow. I
KASTWAHI). Day Mall l.l rittihur
:! a. ra.; Rad Bank 11:14 ; CUgo Junetlo. 11:11:
Now Rathtehem 1S:&& p. n.: May. villa 1:10)
Trnyl:J5: Hrookril . 1:56 : Fuller'! 1:20 Ray
nold.rillc J 38 ; UuBola K:(l.1 1 Bummlt Tunnal
111! PenSald 1:42 ; Tjl.r'i ,1:11; Ueneietta 4:lj
arriraa at Driftwood at ft:20.
WBtTH AMI). Day Mallleava. Driftwood
13:20 p. m.i Baneietu 1:03 ; Tylar'a 1:15 ;
PanDald 1:40 ; Rommit Tunnel 3:10 ; DuBole 1 !5;
RaynoldarilleSMt: Foll.r'. J:0: Brookrllla 1:311;
Troy 1:4)1; M.r.vill. 4:IS; New Rolhlehcn 4:J:
Hlifto Junction 6:07; Rad Bank 1:54; arrira. at
Hi'Uburf at 8:31 p. m.
Tlie Dullola Arcnmmoilatlnli learei Dq.
Iloia at 7 31, a. m.; Rrynolil.Tllla, 7:11 ; Brook
till., ; Nrw Ilalhlehrm, US I Red Bank
10:111; flttibarKh. 1:20, p m. Leae. Pitt.hurgh,
at 1:11, p. 01 ; Rod Rank, 6 : .'i 0 ; N.w Ualhlabau,
7:111; B'OokU'a,:01; R.jnol Julll., 8:11 ; I'll
Boil, t:IS, p. m.
The llrookTllle Accorumodatlnii leaTei
UrookYllla at 7:00 a. tn.; Reynold.vllle, 7:il; Do
Boia, 8:21; Summit Tunnel, 8:41 ; Penneld. D 01
Tyler'i. :1; Benneialit, 0:11 : Driftwood, 10:48
a. m. Learn DrUtwond at 8:00 p. m.; B.nna
aetta, 8:10; Tyler'., 9:10; I'enOeld. 0:110 ; Mum
mil Tunnel, 10:UJ : DaRala, 1017; Reynold..
Title, 10:41; Brookrllla, 11:30 p. tn.
Cloaa connection, mada with train, on P. A I
Railroad at Driftwood, and with tralna on the
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID MoCARDO, Qen'l Sur't.
A. A. Jica.oa, gup'l L. O. Dlv,
,
j : FARE FIIOM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellefenta, P. ...,.(3 05 Mid.il. town ......... M 00
Lock Haran 3 70 Marietta ill
William.ertM t (10 Lanca.larM 180
'" : Huntingdon.- 1 80 PUILADKLPI1IA 7 00
Lewi. town. 1 00 Altoona 1 (t
Mary.rille.. 4 10 John.town.. 181
I Oawaaarill. . 30 l'hihp.barg. ........ II
J, : Oeeeola 05 Trrnne 1 33
HARRI8BIIRU... 4 71 PlTToBURU t 11
5i 1 te jv9fl p,"r at Donli- temple, worth
V v vv tree. A
Addr... Siirnoii A Co.
Portland, Mai.e.
lmobJ.81.1, )
TUMTlt'K! at tONKTAItLKX' KglCH
tl Wa hara printed a large .amber of tba new
FKB BILL, and will on tha receipt of twenty
Ira oentl. mail a ooor ta any addreaa. Biyll
T1IK
CmcA gcIXor tji Wssrpiix
RAILWAY
Ii the OLDRST. BFfT CONffTRUCTKD, BEST
atgriPPKD, and bonoe tha
LEAD IN Q RAILWAY
Of TBI .
. WEST AND NORTH-WEST!
tt li h (hortttt inc. VSfrt root tMtwetn Chicago
lowi, uft.iiArnit, "rtgon, Ariton, i ub, Uol
ordo, Idaho, MoDtantv, NTftdft, and for
COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA.
li:M CH. 1aKAIVII,I,K,
SALT LAKE, SAX FRANCISCO,
PradwoMl, Blftoi City, Cedar pldl, ti Moln,
Colnmbii, nd all folott tn tha Tarrltoriaa, and
tha Wtnt. Alao, for Milwaukat, Oraen Uy,
Offfihoab, SbaSni-ffttn, Uarquattc, Vnni dn Lan,
Watertnn Hoatthton, Narnah, Manuba, tSL
Paul, tlmneapollt, Huron, Vul(a, Fargo, ltit
narri, Winona, LaCrona, Owatoana, and all
poioti In Mlnataot, DtkoU, Wlieonia and Iba
AortB-wait. -
At pnnH.ti ft,..., it,. t..i.. .r v. oli a
1 North Waatara and tha I - P. Railwara depart
iriin, arriva m Ana i na aaaia )tta Vmlo
Panot,
At Chicago, o1oa connactioni ara mada with
tha kak Hhora, Michigan C antral, Italtinor A
Ohio, Ft. Wayna A Panniiylt-anfa, nd Chicago A
Mrftod Tr.nt Railwaja, a&d tba Kaokakaa and
Pan Hand la Routoa,
Cloaa oonnwrtion mada at JtiniMlon P ilnti.'
It tftaaONLV MNK running
Pullman Hold Dining Cars
Irwin
CHICAGO and COUNCIL BLUFFS.
7-P.IIbu Blaaptra a. all high! Iral.i.-m(
In.1.1 apoa Ticket Ageatl felling yoa Ticket.
Tie thl- road Kiemlae yoar Tlrkrta, and rafaa.
to hoy tf Iher tie .el reaw rtr tha Cblcge t
Itorth-Waaler. Railway,
If yo wiah the beat trarellng annflmtnndatloni
yea will bar your ticket, by thi.roaia,-r-AND
WILL TAKB MONK CITIIRR.
A I) Ticket A ge.U eell Ticket, be IM. Line.
MARVIN lll'UIIITI,
u ' Id V, P. and Ueoerel Manager,
.pit!,.l.ly. Chleaf.. 1
ft '3.flwtlSfmru.s.
WAGONS I WAGONS 1 1
2 CAR LOADS. 2
The luiyoHt nnil best nssortiiifiit of wngons ever brought to
Clearfield.
One car load of CONKLIN wagons,
One car load of STUDEBAKER wagons,
Which we will Mill nt factory prices. We buy these wagons by
the car load and pay CAMl frtliein, therefore we are able
to sell cheaper than ony other dealer in the county.
Wo guarantee these wagons to be first-class
. in every respect. Also, a lot of .
Platform Spring Wagons Buggies.
One cur load of GRAIN DRILLS which wo will sell cheaper
than ever before sold. Give us
F. M. CARD0N &
February 23, 1881-tf.
JAMES L.
MARKET UTRKET, CLI'.AHt'lKI.I), PRNN'A.
All kind of Caftkots and Ccfflna kept on band, and Inroishod to order on
short notice, including tbo finest n well a) the choapest that can bo manu
factured.' Our
conrsa pnEBmnviin
Is the beet in uso, and will be furnished when required. , Funorals attonded
in any part of the county. Call at my office, on Second stroet, or leave
your orilors at Troulman'e Furnituro Sioro, adjoining the I'oslofflce.
JAS. L. LKAVY,
octl,'79-tf. Cloarfiold, Pa.
Curwcnsville, Pa.
N. E. ARNOLD, .
Wholesale Dealer in
DBY COODS.FUHNISHINC GOODS,
Boots, Shoes, Groceries,
TOBACCO, LEATHER, FLOUR,
FEED, GRAIN, SALT, OIL &C.
I buy direct from jobbers nnd
car load rates, lience can compete
pbia houses.
Also, Dealer in
Saw Logs, Lumber, Shingles and Bark.
Tarties having bark to haul
and receive liberal advances.
Give me a call.
N. E. ARNOLD,
Sept. iw, iseo-if.
FARM FOR SALE I
The nndanigtiad hai noma to tha oonolnaloo U
quit farming and follow hit oesuattoa, ear
ponlar, and now alTrra fnr aala hii farm, altuata
ona and ahalf mllca north of Cluarflald borough,
containing
EIOHTTT AOIIBB,
Melt of which ii elearad and under good oultlra
tiun, and having tbaraos ft good
TWO-STORY "
'"HOUSE.
targe frama barn, and otbar naceirary outbaild
i&fTi, togetbar with an orehard of all kind of
fruit, and an aacnllont ipring of water. Tha
who la la UNDKItLAID WITH OOOD COAL.
Thia property will baaiehanged for amaller prop
arty, or told on oair ttruii la payment a. Vot
further part I c til art rail an theprem(etor addreti.
JOHN 0. KKKD, Clearfield, Fa.
March lth, IBHl.tf.
DIRECTIONS.
for oatarrh, hay taver,
-old in tba bead, An.,
meert with tha finger,
1 particle of tha Balm
nto the nottrlla; draw
-trongbreatba through
he none. It will be
ibaorbed, oleanln
and healing tba dia-
i-aaed Dittubrant.
for eafucaa,
Apply ft parlielt Into
ma ear.
ELY'S CREAM BALM
IlAVINfl gained an anriabla local roputa'lon,
diiplaeing all otbar preparation! to tba tieiejkty
of dieeovery, l( cd It tnerita atone, rooogniaed a
a wonderful remedy whatever bnnwo. A fair
trial will oonrlnne tha moat akepMeal of Ita eura-
tka powera. It efleetnally oleanaaa the naaal
paaaaitea ol tatarrhal vtraa, can Una: neaitby aeora-
tiooi. allaya iatlamaiatinn and irritation, protactl
tba membrane! lining of tba bead from additional
oolda, eon p lately heal tba tore and rertorea the
aenae of taate and amell. Bene net el recalta ara
realiied by a few application!. A thorough treat
meat ai di reeled will ear Catarrh. Aa a bnaaa-
bold remedy for eold In the bead It la nneqoaled
The Bala la eaay te net and agreeable. Hold by
drngirt ftt 60 eantf. Oft receipt of t eenU
win man a package. Fend for circular wttn ton
inrormation.
EIaYP CREAM BALM CO., Owago, N. Y
for tele by the Clearflald Drnggiata, ftlld by
n no. ran it- I'rtifriet grtieraiiy.
April Stb, iMMi r.ta.
HARNESS 1 HARNESS 1 1
Thin Way for l'our ilarnmtl
T F to. want to .tudr rear own Inlere.t, do not
X r.il tne.llat A N 1IHKW HAKW1UK B HAK
1. 1!HS SHOP, o. Market .treat, next door to John
A. Stoek'e toiiaeoo Itore, Clearfield Poaa'a,
TIIK FACTS AKKTHAT
4 II ar.t-.laaa work I, done at
A BAUWICK'S.
XTmU foot .11 Mii .ale Rraaa. at
i HABWICKI.
Doabl. ..d ilol. harnee .1 .11 kind, .t
HARWICH'S.
Ridi.c aad llee of all kind, at
IIAHWICK'8.
W" .ar Beta and bore, oorora of .11 ki.'t. .t
Ji IIAHHICK'S.
hip. of all kind, aad a. low a. l. eenta at
HARWICH'S.
ATT.'naii of all kind. n.d. lo order .t
tl IIARWICK'S.
Ilklnda of oollan at bnttoa prlew at
IIAHWICK'B.
I i enenber .. X-L-N T llne.f here, mrnl.h.
I V In, rod. .1 IIAKWICK'S.
1TIII keen end .kt .11 kind, of lomher bar
T a... al- IIAHVYICK g.
Irer, ..d .11 other kind, of rlnp of all .lie. at
IIARWICK'S.
Clemba, ftniab.l, ... I.terferl.g boot, .. hand
I al- IIARWICK'g.
Kne. rob.., knM d.t.rl, nd aereena of all
ki.da.t UAHWIOKB.
Job work and re..tri.. wrontlr Mtooded 4..
Reea.mher lb. ,bnp I. Bbaw'a row, o. M.rbel
ttrewl, between the Maa.lo. Bo.H ..d tb. 0h.w
llo.ea, Clearflell, Paaa'a.
Maj in, I aa..t..
UTARRH,C.iHfAn
Ufa g.flwH8fmfut.
a call belore buying elsewhere.
B110., Clcarfilcd, Pa.
LEAVY,
manufacturers, receive goods at
with JNew lorK ana rtulndel
during the Winter, can contract
Also, advances made on baw Jogs.
CURWErJSVILLE, PA.
PO week in yoar ow. town. Tertna .nd $0
COO out flu free. Addreil II. DlLirrr A Co.,
fortland, Maine. ImeHJ-ly.J
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCKD
Prices of Shingles.
SHAVED AND .SAWKD.
Cww.narllle, Jan. t, 'Tl tf.
F
AKM LANDfl FOR HAl.FU la Hmtoa
and Pine town b I pi, Clearfield county.
Keftaonable timegiren (or part of porebwe
nooey. rrieea n.vu 10 ie.o per ftore. .fil
Mlnefa'i reierred. L. BIRD, Agent,
Penfiald, Fft.
r Wali.aci A Knxaa,
8epU IS, Wtf-tr. Clearfield, Fa,
"TyrOTICEOF APPR INRMRNT. Tn tba
11 Orphan! Conrt of Clear field eounty. Pa.
K late of J. B. Shaffer. Uta of the borough of
vuttoia, viaaroeia county, fa , deoeeaed.
Notlee I hereby giren to all per ion i interested
la the aaid ettate, that ibe appraiaameat of prop
arty eet apart to the widow nndar bar claim for
V-iuv, win be preaented to aaid Court ror Moflrma
tlon, on Tburaday, Ootobar Ath, 1N81.
J. V. CLARK, Aduialatrator.
Clearfield, Pa , Sept. H, iHHl-it.
Thomas A. Duckett,
DEALER IN
T IlEnKBYgtre oetlee to the eitlieni of Clear.
field and the aurroanding tleiaity that I am
prepared at all tlmea to furalab fa ml Ilea and
manufacturing atabliahmenla with a aaperior
quamy 01
Coal, Wood g Coke,
Which I am prepared to deliver In a few hour
notlee. I am el were ready to haul and deliver
Irota and to tba depot, or anywhere elie, and
mote familial and household good anywhere on
anon noiioe. inim, a. ul'CKHII.
Clearfield, Pa., Mar. II, iHKO-tf.
John Irvin i Bros.,
CUBWEKSVILI.B, PA.,
DEALERS IN-
All Kinds or Merchandise,
sroH as
Dry Goods, Groceries, Etc.
Jot
MAKlf ACTIRKI18 AMD DIALERS IN
MlFAIti: TI3IKEH,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION Ot
SAWID LUMBER CUT TO ORDEB.
Tbo Only Manufacturcrn in Clearfield
County or the
NEW PROCESS FLOUR I
lot
loi n, t ttor rr.Kit
ai,Hirn oJtr ii.i.rin
rSCash paid for all kinds of
Urain Wheat, liye, Oaw, He,
Crweaerllle, fa,, Jane I, ll tf.
Jim? 3iai'frtisfnitnt3.
First Aanual Exhibition
OF THE
ft A
LjLKARFIEt.ilVGniCTJLTUnAL
PARK ASSOCIATION
WILL ft HK4.D
ON THE PARK GROUNDS, NtAR
CLEARFIELD BOROUGH.
Tuchday, Wedkkhuay, Tiu hhday anu
Km oat, Octohbr 1 Ith, 12th, 13tu
AND MTU, 18S1.
RULES AND REGULATIONS. .
Nin;le ftdtnlaalol. tlrlirt ... 9.1
1 hlidrrii from IO to Id eara M IA
Horace durluaT talr , 1A
Horaea each day.. US
Children under ten year old, when aoootnpa
nlvd hf Ibetr parent! or jraardieo, Iree, aad un
der that Bre aot admitted ubIom aoouiiaalld bj
parenu or guardian.
Eihibltora moat bava their anltuali and aril
lea entered oa the Heeretarv'a booaa on or
before tb flrit day of tba .Pair; and all animal
aod'arlielea eiocpt boraet for plaaiure and Tor
trotting premiuniP, mutt be brought wltbin tba
aaoloaureaa early aa nine u'elook oa T hurt day
morning. All perioua entering aniumli aud er
tlolea fur aibibitioa nuit procure aarda from the
Secretary, with tbe Dumber and cla upon tbam,
andattaoa tba aama to the aiiiuial or article pre
tioua to being plaead upon tbe ground. Hay and
atraw will be lurniabed grati lor all anlioali en
tered for premium, and grain will be furniilmd
at eoit fur thon wbo deilre to purobine.
No borae shall be entered or allowed a pram ion
anleaa hell free from diaeaa. Horaoa will be
received until noon on Tburidey, but niuat have
bceo entered nreriouly. All poreooi wbo is tend
te exhibit boriea, cattle, ahaep or inina, or who
intend to offer Mock for aale oa tbe ground, are
renuented to notily the enretary ol aucb intan-
tlua on-cr before tbe flrit day of October, and
leare with htm a lint and lull deevnption of tlie
aama.
Tbe number and cUmr, and the number In the
olaaa, wflb the Bane nt tha article, will appear on
tbe card attached, but the name of the exhibitor
will Dot appear.
MR Hit' Ml Ali DIPLOMatB.
Premium! and diplomat will be paid on and
after the flrt Monday alter the Fair, and until
tbe flrit day nt leeember, 1RHI, after whiob all
tnonied Drtmluuit unci aimed will be eoeildered
aa a doaatloa to the Aoialloft. Tba otheere of
tha Awuoiation and members of tbe CotamiltM ol
Arrangementa nat wear a badge deaignatlog
tbair otboe. A aelent police foroe will be lo eon
atant attandanee lor the preierratloo of order and
protection of property.
THK TRUTTtMO CO t' a HE.
Tht trotting ooaria la level, well graded and
one hair of a mile la eirouit. Ample arrange
ment will be made for tbe convenience and auta
fort of Tlaitora.
lHiTRI CTIbRI TO JCttlKI.
Ko animal or artlcte on exhibition for a premi
um to reoeive an award la mora than ona clan,
Tbia doaa not embrace boraei entered for tba trot
ting pretniamf. Judge! are expreaily required
not to award premium! to ovetfed an i mall. No
premium aia to be awarded to bulla, eowa, or
heifers which shall appear to bare beea fattened,
oft'y In tha elaia of let eatHa ; tbe object of tbe
Aneoolatlon being to have superior animal of this
description for breeding.
FAT CATTLI.
The judges on fat cattle will give particular
attentfoa lo tha animals snbmillei for examina
tion. It U beliared, all other thing being equal,
tbe best cattle bava the greatest weight over the
smallest super Does. Tbe judges will require all
tbia olaas to be weighed, and will take measures
to give the super flee of eerb, snd publiib (be re
Suit wit tha report. Tbey will also, before award
Ing any preiuiutua, require tbe manner and ooat
of feeding, aa required by the rrguUtton of the
premium list.
If there is but one exhibitor, and be may show
several animals la ona elsfi, premiums will be
awarded la accordance with the merits of the
animal.
The superintentendent will take every precau
tion in bis power fur the safety of stock and ar
ticle oa exhibition after their arrtral and ar
rangement on the ground, but the Ainoeiatfon will
oot be reiponMlile for any lots or damage that
may occur. Kihihltnra will be required to give
personal attention to the animal and entries,
and at tha oloe of the Pair tn attend to their re
moval. irvLai roa plow inn.
The entry for the plowing match must be mi ie
at least ana month before tbe fair, so that the
neeefpary arrangementa nan be made for ground,
te. Tbe Dame of Ibe plowman muit be given,
aa well as tbe kind ol plow to be owd, at the time
of tbe entry. Ibeqtiaotity or gruuna to be plow.
ed by each team to lie one-fourth of aa acre. Tbe
time allowed to do the work wilt be three n-iurs.
The furrow sliee la all Bases o be lapped. The
teams to start at tbe same time and eaob plowman
to do bia work without a driver or assistance.
Tbe premiums ottered br the AfwoieffuD will be
awarded to the individual who, ta the opinion of
the judges, shall do Ibe work in tbe best manner,
provided It be done it) tbe time allowed lor Its
performance. Kach plowman to Mr i lie bis Own
land, and plow entirely Independent of tba ad
joining land.
Any article ont enumerated in the classes placed
oa exhibition, If worthy of notiee, will be suita
bly rewarded.
All articles may be entered free af iherff, ex
cept horses for pleasure or for the trotting pre
miums. Any infortnatioa desired can bo obtained by
addressiog any of tbe officers.
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
CdM 1 Open to all Jirntis and Com
pel Hon,
Best bull t ! M
Beat oo w 10 00
All breeds come together la this class and com
pete with each other, to be judged by their good
points, symmetry of frama, ability to fa it en, cad
tbe stock tbey will produoc.
Class 2--GrnU Cattle owned in the
County.
neat cow for milk $ 10 00
Devt heifer, t years old 00
Bert calf, under 8 months old 3 00
Claxs'A Oxen.
Beat yoke of oxen- $i 00
CtaM 4 Fat Cattle.
Beat fat bo 1 lock, cow cr heifer, raised ah 4
fattened in coanty tb 00
Jndgaa for classes I, I. 8, 4 -Clark Brown, J.
A. L. ( legal, W. r. Heed.
Class 5 Thorough bred If art'. Open
to alt,
Best stallion, any breed Ill 00
Best mar aad eoll, any bteti, owned in
the eounty 10 00
Class U Family Draught and Farm
Horses,
Best single family horie I) 00
Beat male bed earrlage horses .M 1
Beat span ol draught horses or meres.. aw I 00
Best gelding, or mare for work - 4 Oil
Tba exhibitor will be required to produce a
statement from at least three responsible neigh
bors aa to working qualities of draught horses, to
nunc mm to the premiums tn tnts class.
Bast I years old oolt ft 0
Best t years old oolt - a 00
Best oolt under 3 years old ' 4 00
The horse that moves the heaviest load oa
a stone boat, according to his wrfgbt.
without a whip rt ft 00
Judges for elasaee a and 0. Hcrgc K. Will
iams, A. M. Hills, A. A. Heed.
Class 7 Trotting Horses. Open to all
Jtorses ownra in the Vonnty thirty days,
Wednesday.
Best 3 la I, single barresa 00
First, 71 1 senood, 60 third, tZi. At least II
to enter, and 4 to start.
Schools and Teachers. Recti erhool la a bo fly
admitted free from 10 A. M. mull 4 P. M. of i
day.
Bicycle match at S o'olock P. M.
Beet I Id ft, premium 14 CO
First, fJH; second, 10 ( third, . At least
four to atari.
Class 8 Trotting Horses. Open to all.
Tburaday,
Best I In ft, single harness !M0 00
First, 12 seand,9AU third, $2 it.
No premium to be paid In this class unless there
ara at least 0 entries, and 4 to start. The horse
winning the purse, will not be allowed to compete
la Claaa 10.
Class 0 Trotting. For 8 year old Colts
or under. Open to alt.
Best time, t la S, la single hemes $60 00
First, H0; ceoond, l third, $6.
There must be ft en trie, and I to it art,
bicycle match.
Class QTrotting horses. Open to alt
Horses that have never done btttrr
than 3 mim.iY,.
Friday.
Beit tin ft, single harness 7S 00
First, .Q t second, lift) third, SI0.
Net twee than 0 entries, nnd I to start. All on-
trance fees to be ten per cent, on premium, and lo
be paid at tha lime ol entry. All same tor eiae
Noa. 1, and 10 to lie mada on or belore tha Arst
day of October, 1HH1.
Class l Sheep and Wool,
Beat bueb, any breed ft 00
Beet ewe, any breed 4 On
Best lamb I 00
Best fleece of wool S 00
Class 12 Swine, Open to all.
Beat boar, any breed fft 00
Beat breading sow, any breed. ft On
Best hog over months old H, I 00
Beat pig under 0 mootbt old I 00
Class 1.1 Poultry.
Best enow 6 fprlng chlokens $t Ot
Best S lurkevs under I year I 00
Beet display of cbteheas, aot less tbaa I . I 00
Class iriowing.
The maa that plows green award beat.,.,,, M 00
Judges for eleesea II, tl, II and 14, William
Morgan, Jobs Haeksy, Alex, Murray,
tVJ 15 Votes, HaUftSi Drills t Har
rows and Cultivators.
Best plow for etabbloeT ward. M $ 4 to
Hr subsoil plow M I ff
Best olud cruiber and roller oombloed...- 4 "0
Best grain drill ft 00
Best tUreebing machine) diploma aad 10 Oil
Beit corn planter. Dip.
Best hurae rake, diploma aid ft Oil
Beat by pi tubing auidiine Dip.
Bet h- rc .ter, diploma and - ft no
But original tntcauoa of agricultural 1
itnileu,ents H ft 00 j
Ben barrow ,. S On
Bsst running mill H...H 4 00
Best cultivator S 00
Best oora shelter , ft 00
All artioles la this class not niannfactured lo
tba county will be awarded do mooted premium,
but may receive a diploma.
Class 1U Miscellaneous Farming
Implements,
Brat bc live $ I on
Best stuiup maobine. m.mm.... 4 00
licit grain cradle S 00
Brst display of faming u tonsil owned by
exhibitor ft 00
Best lot of garden loule. t Oil
this lla.se subject to ibe rules in Class Ii.
Class 17 Cereal Grains.
Best t acres of Winter wheat $10 00
Best bushel of Winter wheat 4 0u
Best t aores of rye... 10 00
Bsst bushel of rye ., I 00
Best S aores of oata H 10 00
Beat S aores of buckwheat 8 00
Best 1 aores of era. 10 00
Beet I a-re of cloverieed 0 00
Beit I butbel of puUtoes..... 1 00
Best I buihel of timothy S 00
Crop being equal, preference w 111 be given to
tboee that yield loo largest oet proOt. Ktale
menta to be furnished by the exhibitors, Tbey
must be measured or weighed, and a sample fur
niihed at the Fair, Applicant for premium
must furnih the oouiiniitc with a statement
signed by Itiemaelves, under pledge of veracity,
of the quautily of grain raised on the ground
entered lor a premium, and must atate as correctly
as be can the kind and condition of the previous
crop, tbe kind and quautity of seed eowa, and
the time and mode ol putting it In the ground.
Person entering fteld crops lurexbibition, or in
lendiog to do so, may give aotioe to tba Execu
tive i'otsmitioe at aav time, aud bava tbe fteld
measured and examined by tba committee while
growing.
Judge in Claisti I j, i- end 17. AI F. Byn
ton, Mfttthew HeaH a't Lever Firgal.
Class 8Bread and Cereal Food,
Best loaf of wb'st broad $1 00
lleit loaf of rye bread. 1 00
Best loaf of corn bread I 00
Best sponge eake. ... Dip.
Best jelly eake D.p.
Best poundcake Dip
Best J'tult eake Dip.
Best coliee cikc llip.
Best lady cake Dip.
Beit cake ol any kind, diploma and - 1 DO
Best preserves, diploma and i0
lie it jelly, diploma and &0
Beit display of preserve and jelly 1 00
Best ice cream I f 0
Class W Butter and Cheese.
Best 10 pounds or more of firkin butter, at
least S month old M IS 00
Best ft pounds or mora of butter 4 Oil
Best eheeae mad by exhibitor 2 DO
Tbe exhibitor to give a statement of tbe man
ner of preserving the firkin butter, and nf mak
ing the obeese.
Judgea fur Claises 18 and ID Mr. lov. Uig
ler, airs. Lnander Denning and Mr. Samuel Ar
nold. Class 20 Flour,
Best SO pounds of wheat flour $.'1 00
Best !Q pounds rye flour. 1 00
Bvt 60 pounds buckwheat flour S Olt
Beit ft 0 pound corn meal 1 60
Judges for l'lt-2iiR. Humphrey, Jumei W.
..MJbee, I. C. atieClorke).
CVijm 21 Domestic Articles.
Beat boa or jar of honey $1 00
Best 10 pounds maple sugar.. GO
Bst peaobes, put up airtight 1 CO
Best tomatoes, put up air tight.. . Dip.
Beit blaokberries, put up airiight Dip.
Beit fancy jar of pickle- Dip.
Beit cured haui, d'loma aod 1 HO
Bctt dried beef, with mode of curing i 00
Judges f ' r Class 11 Mr. Lever Flegal, Mi
Belle Oates, Mr. Win. Sebwera.
Class 22 Domestic Manufactures.
Best 10 yardi flannels $3 00
Beat in arda satinet 2 00
lle-t 16 yards woolen Carpet M 2 Oft
II. .t 10 ytrdi uloth 2 00
Beit I j yard rag carpet ( wool chain)- 1 0U
Best pair blanket! 2 Oil
Bent wool fringed mite, diploma and 60
Bct woolen coverlet 2 00
fH p rlincn of knotting, knitting or nee
die work by Miss under II tears old 1 00
Hel pound linen sewing thread 1 Ob
It fit pound it eking yarn H I 00
lleit lout mat M 60
Dt lidy mat. ftO
Class 2:U.Y(r(llf, Shttl, Wax -work, Etc.
Bit speoimen of needle work, diploma aoj ftO
Beit tee i men sewing ua machine, dip. aa 60
Best fluwers la wonts J, diploma and. ii
Best embroidery in worsted, diploma aad... &0
Best embroidery in lace, diploma aad....H.. ftO
Heat euibroiiery In muslin, diploma aad... ftO
Beit leather work, diploma and. 60
Doit wax flowers, diploma and 60
Best feather work, diploma and 60
Beit ornamental work, diploma and 60
Best sblrt made by Mis andar 12 years,
diploma and .,., 1 00
Bon bed qalit, estimated for work 1 00
Class 2 1 Millinery and Dreismaking.
Best millinery work, dlpluma and I 00
Beas dress making, diploma and I 00
Judgea fr Claise 15. and 24. Mrs. W. C
Heltnbold, Mrs. Robert MahalTey, Mi. W. II.
Dill.
Class 23 Artistic Work,
Btit iiholo,raph taken oa the ground Dip.
Best Ian il scape paiat Dip.
Best penmanship Dip.
Best architectural drawtng Dip,
Best oil painting Dip.
Beit portrait painting Dip.
Best cattle painting Dip.
Best painting lo water colon D'p.
Beat wrnameatal painting tf any kind lP-
Boil farming scene Dip.
Judge tor Class 2ft Dr. J. M. Stewart, Mr.
Waller Barrett, Mrs. O. M. Brltbio.
Class 2fi Designs.
Best design fir frame hnuie and stable... 00
Best design for dairy house.... I 0o
lleit design for fruit house S TO
Judges for Class 20. fleorge Thorn, Kdward
uurooneid, A, r. i.ogen.
Class 21 Metallic Fabrics and Ma
chinery. Best coo 'ting stove tl Of)
Best parlor stove 2 00
Best specimen Iron fence Oil
Best duplay of tinware 2 00
Best blackumithing. diploma end ,2 00
Best apeclmrn Iron turning 2 00
Beit plate eaiting, diploma or 2 00
Beet shower betb 2 00
Beit original invention in county 6 60
Beit display of American table and pocket
Cutlery ft 00
Best display of edge tool 2 00
Best display of farming and field tools ft 00
Judges Tor Class 27. O. L. Keed,T. 0. 1 1 el mi
Jaioa Dal.
Class 2fi Vehicles of all kinds.
Beit family carriage $i 00
Btit buggy 4 00
Beit farm wagon 4 00
first lelgh 4 00
Best 1 urn Iter lied 2 00
Bit bono cart ,. I 00
Beit wheelbarrow I 00
Judge for Claoi Jit, K. II. Moore, J. Rcllty,
I. II. Norr'.s.
The premium In this Clan are Intended only
for articles manufactured lo the County. Diplo
ma may be awarded to article oot made in tbe
County, If deserving of notioe. This rule also
applies to Lie 27.
Class 29Cabinetuwre made in the
County.
Beit dressing bureau , $,i 00
Bt eiiennion table M 2 CO
Beat variety of chair....- , I 00
Best bedsteads 2 00
Batt waabaiand 1 Ofl
llest display of cabinet ware, diploma and... ft 00
Best set parlor furniture m ft 00
Best oet of chairs 2 0(1
Best tot ft o.'t
Best centre table 2 OA
Best lounre, diploma and 2 OA
Beit office chair 2 00
Beit malic chair 2 00
Class iiO Coopering, Carpentering, Etc.
Best pi news re, tubs, itandt, Ac , $4 00
Best sat of grain measurea.H 2 00
Best window blind S 00
Best lot of bucket 00
Best ipecimen of sash... I 00
Best panel door- 2 I'O
Best pump of any kind I 00
Ju'tges nr CImrcb 2V and 30. A. Bisb Pbaw,
H. II aye Morrow, Jacob F. Steiner.
Class&l Hoofs and Garden Vegetables
Beit J bushel rutabaga.- $1 00
Beet j bushel carrot I A,)
Beet 4 ctelk celery. ... 61)
Best v bmhel sweet potatoes, 1 00
Bast bushel tahle beeU... 1 00
llest 0 bead i of cabbage, diplonja and - t.0
Bt-at 2 head yellow cauliflower, dip. and... 60
Best variety of melons, diploma and 60
Best squashes, diploma and 60
Best pumpkin, diploma am) ... 60
Best egg plant , ftO
Judges for CI as 11. R. B. Row, John Powell,
Rill Irvlo.
It must be shown that all vegetables hara been
raised by the exhibitor.
Class 32 (irrierst Saddlers and
Shoemakers.
Best gentltraeo's boola and hoeH ,.2 00
Best ladles' boots aad thnaa 2 00
Bt riding laddie for lady 2 OA
Best riding bridle and martingale 1 00
Beet side finished harnes leather..- . 1 0
Beit dliplay ttois and shoe.. t A
Best tug hemes m 2 00
Beit gentleman aaddl H 2 00
Best traveling trunk ... I OA
Best xeigh rob made by exhibitor M. I 00
Beit carnage barnas , I OA
Beet single barnas 2 00
Beit display of saddlery m 4 00
Best ide of hip leather ftO
Beat tide of sola leather 60
Best calf akin M. M ftO
Beat aid upper leather ftO
Class MTaitors and Upholsters'
Work.
Bast ait af clothe mada by hand $4 AO
Beet peat aad veil ad by a lady 1 60
Best hash mattr I 00
Best Lair mattress 2 AO
tint straw mattress I 00
Bsst cost made by a Udy ft 00
Juigea for Clasaes .11 and W. Itadwbangh,
Wtu i". Foley, Dsvid Mcilughy.
Class 'A I Printing in County.
Bn neaspaper , fl 00
Best hiatili 1
Beit handbill I 00
Best oard .... 1 00
Belt ipertiioen of ornamental priming...... U 00
Class HfiStonrirarc.
Best assortment and quality...: tH 00
Judge lor o lane .HI aud 16. D. W. Mocra,
C. Ktatxer, John tl. tfehryver.
Class SO Chemicals and Chtmicat
Action.
Beit available manure at moderate eoit $1 00
Best available menu re for larui produit...H 2 00
Beit vinegar mode uf maklbg I 00
Best 'peoiuiea of oap I 00
Class 37 IW and Stone.
Best dressed atone $1 0i
Beit butter bowl flu
Beit lot shingle Dot less than 60 1 00
Uest turned article 1 Oil
Bait II tor boards, w orked I 00
Best washing maohln H 00
Bust batter ladle 60
Beit weatherboards, woraed. 1 00
Clasn 38 Natural Minerals.
Beit suit of useful mineral of Clearfield Co ,
inoludlog ooal fj 00
Keit poller clay
Beat collection of foiiila n flil
Best specimeft of oca I 00
Best cabinet of mineral of Ckaitte'd and
adjoining counties, to be the property of
tbe Bnciety ft OA
Best limostooe , 1 00
Bert fire clay , 60
Judges lor Clasaes A6, 87 and 81 Ed. Hlcr,
ucn. Jonn iMtton, Jnouiaa . Moore.
Class 3!t Fruit,
Beit display an J greatest variety of grafted
lP'A" - fA
Best display ol pear 2 60
Beit qtttoce ft 00
Beit ipeciiuen of apiles, I pek 1 00
Bsm specimen of American grapes I 00
Beit natural grapes railed to the county 1 OA
Meet djiueilie gran witio 2 90
Belt rurraul wine I flfl
Boft blaokberry wine I 00
Class AbHorsemansh ip.
To the lady who ninnan her lurie belt
aud aita moat gracefully Dip,
To the gentleman wbo minnes hi hurre
bent, and aits most gracslully.. Dip,
Best driving oa tb track, by a lady Dip.
Hel band with bran instrument Dip.
But band of martial music. Dip.
Jmle for Classes .IV at. ! 40 Dr. J. P. Bumb-
fleld, J a in on Kerr, A. B. lice I.
Class HXurseries.
B,it nursery containing the greatest variety
of fiuita and shrub, cultivated in tig
most approved manner, the applicant to
furnish written description, with variety
and mode of culture M (t:t 00
Judges tor CIbjho 41. Under Denning, Ham'l
Wilson, Eliiha M. Davis.
Class 42 General List.
Btit dipUy and greatest variety of flower. Dip.
Brst display and greatest variety of plant. Dip.
Beit dirplay of floral ornaments.,.. Dip.
Beit basket boquet with handle Dip.
Beit hand boqti.tt, Dip,
Juries for Claa 42. Mrs. I. W. Hmilh. Mrs.
W. J. llofUr, Mis tiussi Wallaoe.
Class -13
Bete!iay on tha culture of the oereal gralns.6 00
Beiteay on cheap and available fertilisers,
nd their adaptatioa to tbe soil af Clear- '
Held ewuaiy $A on
These to te tb property ol the Society, with,
the privilege of publishing them.
Ju1gea (or Class 4.1 Samuel J. Row, Geo. B .
Goodlandor, Kobtrt Flegal.
Class 4-4 Educational Departmtnt.
The Judgo la this Department to be aelactadi
under the supervision of theUaunty Siiperinttad
rnt, I'f.f. M. ti. Mcguowo.
SCHOOL EXHIBIT. I
Beit exhibit of work done by any irhool in I
ibe county M 2 00
Best examination passed by any school 1 0U
Beit collection of native woodi of ourivjuoty
by any school 00
Beat cullwiion of minerals by any nhool... 1 00
Brst outlioe af study upon any branch by
the pupils of any school , 1 AO
Bet autograph book prepared by thapupila
of any school ffj
Beit volume of speoimensof penmanship ex
ecuted by the pupils of any school 1 00
Beit set of oepy book presented by any
school , l 00
Best specimen office-hand drawing execu
ted by tha pupil of any icbool 00
Belt specimen of peripeetiro drawing exe
cuted by the pupils of any achool m J ft.)
PUPILS' EXHIBIT,
Bast speeimea of plain penmanship 50
Beet speeimea of flourished aad or ne men ted
penmaaihip 7i
Best specimen free band drawing T
Best specimen perspective drawing T6
Bret social letter written by any pupil iS
Beit businei letter written by any pupil..., 26
Beit eaiay written by any pupil upon the
subject of "Children' Day at tha Fair"-. 60
TKAC11KKS' EXHIBIT.
Bail autograph book containing name of
pupil and teacher and verse written by
them l oo
Rest wrap book by any teacher ftO
Beit school roam programme H,.H 60
Beit volume speeimea of penmanship n 60
Best outline of study upon any branch t
Beit specimen plain penmanship 76
Second-best specimen plaia penmanship.... 60
Beat specimen flourishing and ornamental
penman hip 1 AO
SecoDd-best apaoluea flourishing and orna
meotal peninenahip HM 75
Beat sneeimen of free hand drawing 1 10
Second-best specimen of free hand drawing 76
Beat specimen of perspective drawing 4 1 26
Second-best specimen of perspective drawing 75
Beit cabinet of minerals 1 00
Class 45 Baby Exposition.
Class I. Babies under 12 month!.
For the largest baby, a gold necklace.
For tbe prettiest baby .stiver knife, fork and spool
Cla I. Babies over II months and under 24
month.
For the largest baby, a gold necklace.
For the prettiest baby, a pair of armlet.
Class II, For tha largest and handsomest twin
anaer 14 moot e old, silver aoblet ealh
For tha largest and bandiomeit twins
under 12 months eld. it Ivor loblct each
Claa 4. Triplet auder 24 month, and over 12
month, silver toblet each, aold-lined,
Triplet under 12 month, silver gibiet
aeon, gem-lined.
NOTH The Judge, la making their award
in ua boot im, win ne governed by tha sanl
tary condition and age of tbe child in Its class.
l ne name or the uecesittil competitor will h en
graved on the premium when tbe article will ad.
mil of It. Balnea will be judged at 10 o'clock A.
third day ot the f air.
SPECIAL PREMIUM LIST.
picul riiMKM orranrr bt t. a. ri.it.-.
A fifty dotUr aewfog machine will be given for
tne neat loal or wheal bread baked by any lady In
Clarfleld eounty.
Kntrlea for tbi premium will close at 4 o'clock
on inursdey, and will be judged at 10 o clock on
rrinay.
Judges. Mr. fl.N. Colburn. Mr. W J.11ff,r
Mlis Mary MoOaugliey, Dr. II B. Van Valiab
anu m . u. ingier.
ai.ASI Bi IX MATCH.
Al lOo'i-Iuck A. M. on Wednesday. Premium,
18.60.
Pint priie f 4 no
nenund prii w w (i
Third prise 1 ao
Kntranee fee, 60 trnta. Conditions : Ten halls
each, 21 yard rise Charge of ihn limited to U
trances,
aacnxn matcm.
At 8 o'clock P.M. same day. Premium, $12.00
First prise. $j 00
Second prtaa , u M g 00
Third prise j Oil
Entrance fee, f I, Pama conditions asflrat match.
Discretionary premiums will be awarded for all
articles 01 merit ant embraced to tbe ahova, and
exhibited by mechanics In all the various heanrha.
and it I hoped that a general ei. hi billon will be
made. For all Improvements useful to tbe farmer,
ww u.T.RH Tian properties, although not
made la the county, premium may he awarded
by tbe Executive Committee. In at) ease of
merit, aipioma will be awarded to exhibltore ea
aiding oot or lb county, and inch person are
ooidially Invited to attend Ihe Fair, aad exhibit
any article tb-y may choose. Tbey will receive
every attention at tbe band of thaoflWa.
An earnest appaal U made tn nur own people
t make tbia the best Feir we bava aver bad. Let
tneexninitton be worthy of our people and ered
Itahle to the eounty. It I neonliarlv aatitni In
stitMiloB. It good effect hara been felt and
muea mora giKid may b done.
' R' BRETT, PreiidenU
BOBRBT WBIllLRV, Recrelary.
OWKV T l.nANOa IrM elaaa I,
II ror Kit farm nrnn.il. k. it,. U i i
Inmranoa Company of New York, on Ont mm
gaga, In ittni Irom II.OHA up. For further I
format Ion apply to the underalgnod.
ui rtAinnu n.DMlltl,
Clearfield Pa., May Tib, iSTft tf.
A -i:rs! A(.;Mt ageivtmi
" " new Dooa, antitkd
SUNLIGHTand SHADOW
w. Ike M.M an. .hrfe .I.L ol , ZZZiTTZ
jiiin a iwi.irs bran' rcw botdt, MXtM
John 11 dough
can pnrlr.. thnn. THi tnnd ...tk st.
.11. and
,.w,r,.r lt,tt,,1y
I.
ina.Meniinly ty -uvM-f. N-M-ihw r.m.
,Trw -..n n qui. Tt ,( , r,., ,nt
sirtrimt hw arfntti iv. ,,, rv B.(Mr, w
.he-
'ii,.i 1 Pfttt m V n, if ffw ft!!,
Av , , mr, ,,.,, (I1KP .m . h,
I"'"' l''- Iti-i-i.,. t. !,. are mmunj U h.
K-m 'tiiri ih-f..,- m nt nmmrtcmg. Thbook
iM.ttn.v t.. .,...( .,.,. th,tt,r,ty ft mm tit.
A:!i tV, nnvf it r' f , molt mtntf, A at the
enRi-iit-'mii'iA t -rrklif A'tf-WrtitrW Ka
f ,. I r,i . ,,-y - ,,,1 y, fj .tvt 4 rrrnt rtn. SfiA (o
0-1 ..--1 ( in u ai. 1 t,,i -..' ua
n.Lf "uiniir UNato.. PuLn.h- ll.rtl.
1. a
July Il ia
LOVD HOUSK,
Main Htreet,
PUILll'hBUBtl, PENN'A.
Tab) always supplied with the best tbe market
affords. The traveling public I Invited to call.
jan 1, Tit. 1tuun.n1 uviu.
ASUIMJTOX UOUKK,
NKW WASniNUToN, I'A
Thl. n.w .nd well lurni.bed bou.. h.a l.ee.
Uaea br Ibe anderelgued. li. feela .onad.nt ol j
eriu, ..1. w renur..ii.iM'iiua iv law.. ... 111.7
f.ror hira wilb a .all.
M.r , 1871. 0. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
riiKMI'KHANCU 1IOUHH, .
A
NKW WASI1I.NOTOS, PA.
II. D. I'.CSK, . , PMOfaia.i.n
wT-Tb. Iet of aeeunitnodatloni fur nan and
bead. A 'Ibsral ibara nf bubllo i.tronar.e la
aollelled. i.,'JH,Ml.e
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
OLRS HOPK, PENN'A,
1M1B anderslgned, havlnir leaned this com
modious Hotel, la the village of (lien Hope,
is now prepared to anoommodatt all wbo tony
call. My table and bar ahall he supplied with
tha heat tbe market afford.
UhUlUlB W. DOTT. Jr.
Oleo !7ope, Pa., March 20, l7i-tf.
gUKQUKUANNA HOUSES,
CURWINSVILLE, PENN'A.
rCTThi old and well-establibhM Hotel b
beon leased by the undersigned, and be loela con
fident ot rend ei in g satislaotioo to tlios who may
pNtnmlsa bttu. Hood stabling atta.-hed.
l.EVVH U, ULUOM, IVMirietor.
April SI, 'SO-lf,
ALLKGUKNV HOUSK,
CLIiAltFIKI.D, PENN'A.
WILLIAM tt. VKA.V, Proprietor.
JP-iTTbia house ii pleaieotly located on Knnt
MrirKot treet, and convenient to tlie Court Hun a
aud all hiitine pUcei of tbe town. It hit re
cently bean refitted and refnroiitb-l fr-nn olitr
to attic. Bar auppiied with choicest lior.
Inbls furnished with the best the market art.ir..ti.
(Joutl stable attached. Kate moderate -
April IM, ISHl-tf.
DREXEL & CO.,
No. Hotttli Third Htreet, l)illaleliliU
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mall will receive prompt altau
tlon, and all Information cbeerfullv furnbbed
Orders toileted. Aiiril Il-tf.
r. I. ARNOLD. CJ. W. 1RHOLD. 1. I. ARVul.ti
F. K. ARNOLD & CO.,
IBaaiker. and ISrokcrs,
Reyuoldavlllc, Jeffbraoit Co., Pa,
Honey receivnd on dopnslt. Dlicounta at mo
derate rates. Uastera and Foreign Kxchangoat
wars on hind and oulleotions promptly iudu.
neyouiaaruie, ueo. io, in74.-iy
County National Bank,
OF CLKARFIKLD, fA.
ROOM In Omh.m'a Brick BnlMioc. tw iil ...r.
e..t or T A. Flaek'e Store.
a.fl.ceTleketi to and from Ltrerrool.Oueei.a
town, Gla.gww, London, Pari, and Copenhagen
Alio, Draft, for aale on the Hoyal Bank ot relann
and Imperial Bunk nf Londnn.
JAMK8 T. LKONAllD, l're.'t.
W. M. SHAW, Ca.hier. J.nl.'M
rPrntlstrjj.
J h. R. n RICH HOLD,
'IIK(.lillS I) U N T I H,T,
Uradnate of (he P.nn.ylvanl. C'Ahg. of Dental
Surjery. Hioe inreiidenee .ifDr. Ililla. oppoett.
the Hhiw llou.e.
n'hlJ, 'IS if.
DR. E. M. THOMPSON,
(KflK In Bint Dolldinj.)
C'ttrwenaTllle, t Irarflelrt Co., Pa.
mob 1J '7" tf.
M. II ILLS,
'OPEIMTIVE ME.VI'fSr,
Jjg CLEARFIELD, TKNN'A.
ttUate. in roaideno., opnoiit. Shaw llouaa.
J),l;tf
J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLEARFim.D, PA
(Offlo. in W.atera Hotel building aeoonl floor.)
Nltrom Oiido U.J .dmlalater.4 for the palo
..i .amotion of tenth.
Cle.rfleld, Pa., Mar i, 1877-1.
pisfrUanfous.
IOII PKINTINR OF KVERY DESCRIP
tlon neallv eteonted at tbi effine
A WKEK. lISadavatfaomeeailiTmade.
C I u Co-lly outfit free. Addres Tat a A Co.,
Augusta, Maine. mob I ly.J
E. S. HENDERSON,
UNDERTAKER
Dl H Aot U K, I'KflH A.
rfHIR obiorlbr now olTm to the cltlten of
X Hurnaid and vicinity, an unprovided
specialty. Hereafter all kind of Casket and
Lntiio will be kept on band, and order filled at
onoa.
f antral s Ulentltd litytrhere,
" X will furnish tb II neat aa well aa tha cheapest
article dedicated to funeral. All order left at
the store of Jonn C. Conxaa will receive prompt
attention For farther particulars, call na or
ad.lres K. 8. I1KN1KRS0.N.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
UKALKR IN
FURNITURE,
SIATTItKHWES,
AND "
Improved Spring Beds,.
MAHKKT RTRKKT, NRAR P. O.
Th. nndar.lrn.d bejr, leare to Inform th. eltl.
a.n of Jl.arfl.ltl, tnd th. pahlle rner.llr, tb.t
.. hu en h.nd fln. ..aortment of r'urnltnra,
neb u Walnut, Cbe.lnul .nd F.lnled Cbamner
RuiUe, P.rlor Hultca, ReelintnK and KiUnaion
Cbalr., I.adlea' and Itenta' Ka, Chatra, tha Per
forated Dlntnf aad Parlor Chalri. Can. Heet, and
Wlnd.or Chair., Olnlba. B.ra, Bl.p and Kiun
aloa Ladd.ra, Hat Ra.li., SorabMn, Bruih.., tr
MOULDING AND PICTURI FRAMES,
aoblnK OU.aea, Chronaoa, Afl., whlob would
.ll.bl. for Uolld.r prewnta.
deel.'M JllllN TROI'TMA.
The Bell's Run Woolen Factory
Penn township, Clearfield Oo., Pa,
n v r i u i) niiti
, .OT Hot
BURNED UPI
The subscribers hava, at feat expense, rebuilt a
aelichhorhflod neeRslty, In th erection of a (I r st
elae Woolen Manufactory, with all tha modern
lm proven ant a attached, and ara prepared to make
all kind of Cloth. Caast meres, fialinetu, hlaa
ket, Flannel, Ac Plenty of food on hand ta
aupply all our old and a thousand new easterners,
whom v ask to oome aad i amine ear atoek.
Th baaln of
OARDINQ AND KULLINU
will raoelva aar aspect al atuntloa. Proper
arTanirttnamia win tse aw to rwoeiva and deltver
Wool, to auit cutomr. All work warranted and
done upon tbe shortest not loo, and bv strict alien.
tloa to bo sine i a we hop ta realise a liberal share
ai pnoiio patronage.
KMMMi POUNDS WOOL WANTED!
W will pay tba high, market price for Woo
and Mil our manaftvetured Rood as low a similar
food aaa be bought la th eennly, and whenever
w fall ta render reasonable atlsfatloa w m
alway a found at hoea ready t make proper
JAMR8 JODNflOn A BONA,
aariltAtf Awer p. 0
Ulsffllaui-ouj.
HAVE
10
HEARD
The News From
MOORE'S?
THEY HAVE JDST EECEIVED
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Boots and Shoes,
fats and CapS
AND
Mi hzz: Mi
That Ever Came into Ihe
County,
AT TllEIK STORE, RtMHMU
OPERA HOUSE,
;ioo. . atom n.sKitmi'.
L'lul'lrl I, Pa., .Sept. 21, IS10-tf.
Live & Let Live
IS OUR MOTTO!
rPllB public Ii hereby notilled thai oar entire
In all It lil.it aiflea, are gnaraulefd to be sold
at lower price than elsewhere, at
GUINZBURG'S
Ildialilc Clothing Slorr,
Western Hotel Corner, j
Competition Is the lire of Im-inees, and our fi -il-
Itirs lor undarselliog others cause ua te guar
antee the fact. 'ur long Handing in
t,u'io testifies to Its reliability.
Tbaoklrg the public fur oast favors, we will
dn our best to merit a continuance ol the same.
L. GUINZBURG,
Old Western Hotel Corner,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
April 17. f 891-tr.
NEW IMPROVED
EIGHT-FLANGE
Fire-Proof Safes.
mi
mum
BIB
ST .! V.n
LliVi'w
The only 8-Fknge Safe in the World,
AND CONTAINING
More Improvements than any Safe
made, such as
The PATUXT
More seciiro from Burj;lots tlmn ntiy
Flro l'roof Snf., nnd no expense
in roimlring Holm or Lock.
Patent Hinged Cap,
Four-Wheel Locks,
Inside Iron Linings, .
Solid Angle Corners.
Theno Met are now lioing Hold In
thin Ptnto In
LARGE NUMBERS,
And give the
Greatest Satisfaction,
Hoinj llio .Mont ITi,-lily rinixlipil,
Beat llado, and Cheapest First
Class SAFE S7or Troiueod.
Theno Celebrated Salci had tlie
Champion Record
in Tim
Great Boston Fire,
And mnce that time iikcat nnd inpoh
tamt iirRovnir.NT have
boon made.
nclnre n'vinfj your order to any
other concern, aend for pricea and
deicriptive Catnloguo. ,
MOrvlUS&IRELMD
BOSTON, MASS.
Dm. tt, lll.-lj.
Spring Summer Wtk
Inside Boil Work,
nisfrltanroug.
Gray's Spociflo Modiciao.
TRACK MARK TRADK MARK
f, Hiiaedr. An un.
h ;J S.liliu.l tte.k
4r3 Pp.rma. "J &
lEFOHmalRQ.iolK"' at a e- AFTtft TAIllg,
(juror eit.Allue; a Ipi n Mnimrv, I'c,,,,
l,asitiile, Pain io tbe ha., Itimns t ;,.,,
1'rruiature old Age, and omny otbir liim.r
that lal to Insanity or C')U"Uinptiin ar i t i'r(.
inatnre llrava.
:--Kull partiiulars In our paDjph'et, ah;
we deslrs to send free by mail ti every uii. j U
h pet ilia Mcdieine I sold by all (lrujrit tt l t,tT
pajhuge, or six packages t..r j, or will t, lr.,t
fre by mail on rereipt of the monry, bv mi Jr...,
ing THK UHAY MKDK'INHCU .
Hatlalo, X.
Foil la Clearfield by ('. D. U aixon.
a..r7. 'M U.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS STfTIOXEHY
Maikrl ML, l loai flclil, (at tha Poat (ifln r.j
tpilH amlerslgned bg Iravo to annui,re u,
X tbe eitiic-n of L'learfltld and vifinitv, tLat
he has fitted up a room and has joit returbod
frum the city with a large aniuui.t ( f rtt hi,.
matter, consisting ia part of
Eiblos aud Miscellaueous Beds,
0iti.lt, Account and Past Dookr of everv Jt
aoriptiont Fa per and Kuvrlopea, French prf(j
and plain f Pen and fcn-ll lllnuk
Papon, Ueeda, Mortgages; JuiigiueDt, Kxcuit.
tiun and 1'rumisarr aoteai Kbit and l'nrrv
munt Urief, Legal Cap, Hecord Cap, and lh!l C'j.,
iifaeel Music, t' r eitlier 1'lino, flute or Vi-pim,
constantly on baud. Any book or sltti-nrv
denlrcd that 1 may But bare on band, will becrdsrt-d
by brst til-re-, aud old at wholesale or rMatl
to suit easterner. I ail also kfp peril tlni
IStf rulurs, itjrb s lV!i.gatir.ca, Newspaper, Ac.
P. A. tiAULlM.
riesrflfld. Mny 7, IMft-tf
Nev Departure
LUTHERSBURC; I
nraflorfc goods will be sold fur CASH nrjy,
or In rxftiafipe for produce. No book- will
kept i i tlie future., All old account, runt I,,
tettlo-; T)ioe who cannot ca-h op, will j, m.
haadi 'cr lh"ir note and
CLOSE THE RECORD.
I am determined to sell my gi-vdx m ra.fa
prices, and at a dixouunt far below tint etcr
u(Ter(d in this vicinity. Tbe di'eouut I til' w u
cust' tr.crs, will umketbein rich in twrn ,hrtl(
they follow my advice and buy their gtiO'i lrtn
me. I will pay crb for whrat, cats and inm
erd. DAN'IKL (irOl.LA.'!lr '.
Luthersburr. January 17, 1 HT7.
FACTS WORTH KWOWIf.C.
Olarer.Rnrha, Mandrake, St ttlliiirIT.r. 1
atny uiher of iht bvl iiicUiLiite Ivnu n a
.killfullyrombincd in pAtikrfH'HCisi.r . .vi
i to milt It the Kreatett Blood Puri.inr snij
Tha Ik Uc&lth and Strength UoWrc;
tver I'ted.
Sonrrftrt I.ihecomnmiiioriof Paiff
'aa I ouic that noiiitMwnn fii'twhr
ii is ul. If yu have OflPftptii, Mutrtjch?
dSeumatlam, Neuralgia, 6owsl. Kidney cr
Liver Disorder, or il ytii.M.I auill.l mkikiI u
r a,peiuer, the 'l'o.ttc i jti.t ihs inri. t
'tr yi'U. at it it h i.;li I y curtivu tnd invij, ia:u-.
iul never into Kjun.
If ymi are slowly wat'ln,. uwny wit). fNn
fumptipa or any oicknm, ,1 ym (uvea Pain(-
Cough r a bad Cold. lArtkt's(jiM.i I hm
aurely help yu. It civet n w lne
tftT to lne frt?Me and a?''', anrl it a rwiJi
uie (or nheenistiam and Cholera infjntum.
11 Ua bared Uoarlrrd of Uta( It Jla
Kate Voars.
If Y"H are feeling muctai'l d n't wit ur.l
v-rni are io n tit, it, bul utlhe 1 unk t. J
No matter what your elites te or stuiuioin, u...
i mm drink but the Bast and furit Family.
Medioine ever aiad, corrpuuoiitHl by ;i ncv
inocett, and entinly different ti"m Uil !'!.'
finger preparations and all other T onirt, 'lij .
, -. Ixiiile, 'our drum-lit can tupt'lv vin.
PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM
The Beat aad Most Economical Hair Dretila;
eauiiMiely perfumed and jrlectly li.irm.
Yi 111 Alwsys Itester tlray or Faded V,tr
to ilt original youthful taJor and ariwa(itii"c, ..'
it u jmnied lo stop iu 1.., bmaU il i,ru .
and prevent haldnetf,
A lew applicationtof tVnALiAtSwi'ltaoftet'1
Kiir, rle.ina al djrxlr- 1 anil curt) iilnr.Q ati'l I u
moLitoi Luesc'p. boUby aHdj-ujitiaat;
April Cth, l.HBI-lr.
HARTSWICK Sl IRWIN,
SECOND 6TREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DKALKKB IN
PURE DIllH.S!
GIIEHICAIaBI
PAINTS, OILS, DYK STI.'FF
VAKN18I1KH,
niirsiiKa.
Fancy noons.
fKRFI.MKKy,
TOILKT AKT1CI.KS,
Or ALL KINDS,
PURE WIXES AKD ZIQUOKS
for medicinal pai-poiM.
Truaiee, Sapi-ortera, 8i'hool P(-olta ar.d tr'n..
fry, and all other article hi;. II)
found Id a Diux Store-
PHYHICIANR PHKSCRIl'TIONS t'AKP
FULLY COMPOITNUKH. llaTiet a larre ek-
nerlenoe Id the buainaaa they oat jite rr:!:rt
i fact I wo.
J. a. HARTswir;;
JOHN I. IHWIN
OPEH FOR ALL!
LOTS OF
New Goods,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Come to Frenchville I
IHAVK not reci'ived tlie Iniyi'st
etock of goods ever lirouu'hi to
thia acctlon ol the county, whiili I
will anil furrnnh or produce aa cheap
aa they can be nought eUewheie. My
.took consixta of
V)UY goodS,
Grocprirs, Bonis ?Sliors.
Hardware,
Nails a Specialty."'
Ready Made Clulliiiijr.
A full stock of FISH. Salt in large
or amall sack., or by the barrel.
CROCKERY WARE,
etono or clov. IT.KXSWA III", all
atylca and qnalily. In abort, I hare
everything needed by tbo fiirmer, tlie
mcebanii', the laborer, or anybo'ly
cine, which I will soil ut a. cheap aa
tho goodn can be purchased anywhere
elao. rieano call and cxamino tn)'
gooda and priwa belore investing
elsewhere.
L. M COUDftlET.
Kronchrille, I'a., Mar. 2, '8t tf.