THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEAHKIKLD, PA,
Wt:nsiAV MoRMKo, OcrnnsB 12,
Terms of Subscription.
I iftid in .lTne,of within three moathi ..$ 60
If f .ti'l rtrr threa fend before id month.,.,, 00
If(,.d efter tlaeipirtlon of ilxmonhti... W
IHhodlt l.pUeoftal ChurrhReT. Oio.
t.r'ntr, l't'jr. Servtoet every Sabbath t lQi
A. M., tna 'I r-
Sabbath School at 9 A. M.
Prayer Mooting erary Wednesday, at M P. M
Couu union hervtee, Brit sabbath of arery
i.ontn, i ii'i a. m.
Hcit CiearfleM M, E. Church Her.
lir.ititfli U. Aoib, Pastor. Preaching arery
kltrrnaU Hunly, at o'oloRk, P. II. Buaday
School ai it, r. u. aii ara muted to attaod,
re.tierlu Church Rt, H. 8. Butlb.
-hbblb Hrvicti morning and evening -Sab.
'lb School at t A. M. rayar Meat log Wedriei
lay araning.
Hap tint C'liurrh. Her. , Paetor.
S!hath BobaulatS P. Jf, Prayer Mealing ovary
) dnandaj araning.
Ht Fraucla' Cburch CtthuUc Rav. P
J.nnaibA Divine ear vice at ID, . M.p on
tha first, third and fourth Sundayiof aaob month;
Yeipere and Benediction of tha blasted Saorainent
at 7 u'dlook, P. M. (Sunday School every Bun day
aftarnooa at i a olook.
OFFICIAL IHRKCTORY,
TIM Of BOLD IRQ QtUlTIB MIORI OOQftT.
.Heaond Monday of January.
Third Monday of March.
Fust Monday af J una.
Fourth Monday of September.
rim or lOLDiaa oommoi rLaai.
Tirst Monday of J una.
Kenond Monday of November.
YUSpKCOI'RHIil
"Will yna tike wheat, cats or oorn for sub
script iun t" We ara oftaa inquired of in this way
by letter from patrons who reside at a distant
from Clearfield. We sgaln say yes. The ronetpU
af a rarporsible merchant or milt owner in the
vicinity, will answer us juit as well a tha eaih.
To illlustratei If any of our patrons will deliver
uf a bug of graia at the mill of Joseph H. Ureth,
in Cbest township, Horace Patents, in Karnside,
Thomas H. trorcey, in Urabam, Wan. Porter or
Miaw'i, la Lawreoae, or Brown A Beyler's, at
Hurt ton, Union township, and forward their
receipts for the enuont, we will credit them on
tlifir account for tha same. la this way all may
luon pay what they owe, If they will pursue this
ijuurse. tf.
Fhilninit and conti at Fleck .
(Jnitr n fradden ctmnne in the weather hwt
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The timbers of tlie new portion of Market
Mrret bridge will lie pluti'il in pusitiun this
week.
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Swuilrs, tlie mail-carrier between thin place
ttml Kartlmns, drives a new covered spring
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t'urn.liusking hus tteen postponed In Clear
tirld county tliU year on account of the
wvuthrr.
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It. K. Fullerton hns moved into the resi-
di'iice on Second street, lately viu-ittcd by Mr,
Mi-iiown. i
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numlwr of confectionery CHtiihliMhnieutH
:unl siilr-show n for the Fuir arrived in town
on Monday.
OvcrcoutM and Winter wrnpa were indulKcd
in with limit comfort Hcveml ilnya lnit week,
iiihI nlwthw.
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lluprcx & llent'di(,ts, ftunoua luiiwtrcli in
I'ie'i t)icm lloiiHC on Ycilnesdny evening.
Don't forget !
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Ifiihard Canfleld hiw moved Into the retii
di'iice in the rear and attached to J. R. Rliow
ern' rintntirant.
The borough aelioola of thin place have
rl.weil for the remainder of this week on
account of the Fair.
Water ia ao Bcan.-e in Ilerka county that
three vessels of It were stolen a few nights
iitfo from a farmer ner Kutzton n.
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Fit-, k has already sold a lare number of
eoiitH and dolmans this season to the ladies
anil young girls of (,'lenrtleld and vicinity.
When you come to the Fair, call and see
Hirlingcr A Honk's large stock of clothing, to
he sold at bottom prices. 3-2t
Frank 11. Harris, Kso,., publishes an Audi
tor's riotico this week in the cut ate of Iwls
Hoover, deceased. All interested will take
notice.
The report of the l ounty National Hank
nt the close of business October 1st, appearing
elsewhere in this issue, mukea a snlwtantial
show ing. m t m
liev. M. Hpnngler, u l'residing Klder of the
I'. n. Church for the Altoona district, died at
his residence in that city on Saturday, the
1st inss, tnnn typhoid fever.
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The memlH'rs of the I lenrticid Hook and
Ladder ('oiii)iany will parade at the Fair on
Thursday afternoon in their new uniforms
and with their new truck in full ritf.
The County Commissioners will' meet nt
their ofllce on Monday next for the transac
tion of any business that may lie presented.
They will continue in session for aeveinl
davs.
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Severn! evergreen arches span Second and
Market streets, with the word "Welcome"
surrounded by a small wreath suspended
in the center n greeting to those who visit
the Fair.
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Navigation on the West Hranch eannl,
which was suspended several weeks by the
drought, lina resumed. A large, number of
lsiats laden with lumlier have passed Wil-
liamsport.
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Potatoes cannot be very scarce over in
Cambria county. The Chcrrytre Krecrd
says that over fifteen hundred bushels of po
tatoes were produced on the Cambria county
Four House farm this season.
Mr. John F. Finkls-iner is rciniring the
property on Locust street purchased by hiln
from the Shaw estate, and until last week
occupied by John Uvingston. Mr. Livingston
has removed his family to West Clearfield.
Wm. V. Wright, of this place, has lieen
chosen one of the (irand Jurors of the United
Htntes District Court at Pittsburgh, which
begins on Monday, (ktolier 31st, The name
of l'rothonotary Kerr is found among those
drawn as Traverse Jurors.
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Hheriff MahalTey took (icorgo F.vnns, sen
tenced for twenty years, to the Western
Penitentiary in Allegheny City on Thursday
last and safely lodged him in that Instl
tion. (leorge is a young man, and will have
plenty of time in learn a useful trade.
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Court adjourned on Saturday nixin, nnd in
the afternoon Judge Watson took a drive out
into the country. He remained in this
vicinity over Hiindiiy. During his stay in
Clearfield he made many friends among the
nicmliersof tho lsir and others with whom
he lwcume nci(Uaintcd.
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In Dbt. The Fsecutive Committee of the
Juniata Valley Printers' Association met at
Curwrasvillrm Saturdnyawecktonudit the
aiinnnts of the lledford picnic. Tlie result
was as follows: The receipts. Including the
amount realised at the hull at Bedford,
amounted to flW.SIl. Tho evpcnditnres
were iro !l.. Short 4,r. cents due Secretary
Mil'ike.
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In the case of Edward J. Pruncrand others
against the llonti heirs, being an ejectment
in error toCommon Fleas inl'lenrlleld county,
the judgment was affirmed by the Supreme
Court. The opinion was prepared by Judge
Slerrett. This rose involved the title and
ownership of twotractanf val iiiihlo coal land
and its reversal would hare unsettled the
titles to all the lots In Hi borough of llonti-
lule.
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The K. Y, Standard tnole Tom's Caliin
Company gnve an entertainment In Pie's
t'prra House ls Halnrda.T e'vening lo a
g'l iying house. The character of the
piTlormamw was up to the average of travel
ing troupes. The aimenmnce on the stage of
the Cuban blood-hounds, seven In number,
anil the trained donkey, "Harney," was quite
cuitlnj. The romieal partaof the play were
amtulng and created ronra of laughter.
Heek makeannprcUltv of lad ie' coats th.i
raaott.
Co and select your choice of a coat or dol
man from Fleck's stock of goods. .
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Clothing and tient's fumiehning gouls are
trump at Hirlinger A Kook's, and you can
bit your money on low prices there. Mt
Ed. Passiuore and his brother-in-law, Mr.
E. C. Pearce, purchased two houses and lots
on Fourth street, adjoining the property of
Dr. Sweeny, and they now occupy the same.
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Juck Frost, E., the advunoe agent of H.
0. Veunor's Winter Combination, as the
Clarion JarUoHian man calls him, paid Clear
field a visit last Wednesday morning, and
during his stay he chilled the atmosphere so
that it hasn't got warmed yet.
How it wai Don: "How do yon mana,"
said a lady to her friend, "toappeor ao happy
and good nalur.il all the time?" "I always
have Parker's (linger Tonic handy," was the
reply, "and thus easily keep myself and fam
ily In good health. When I am well I always
feel good naturcd." licad abuut it in another
column.
0nf of Hr. Camtnn. James It. Cameron
w ho left Osceola last Spring for Colorado,
died their from the effects of mnm.i.in c.vr
The remains were brought home and interred
nt Osceola on Saturday. Mr fimmw ,..
Superintendent of tlie Colorado Hnilroad and
loai vompnny. Hesldea a number of rela
tives, he had many warm friends in this
county.
List of letters rcmaininc unclaimed in rb.
rosiomce at Lleartlelrt, ra., for the week end
ing October 10th. 1SH1 :
W. 0. Derrick. J.H. Ellis Cnthrine nriolll,
(..Jewell, Miss Maggie Laird, Annie Lyons,
Kobert McPherson. Mrs. Cad, lie MpCnukn
J. W. Palmer, Itui llatiri, Lillie M. Smith,
letec(n Shonkwaltcr.
P. A. OAtU.I.V, P. M.
Bi-CtnttnnM. On Thursday, the 1.1th dav
of October, A. D. 18HI, at 1 o'clock p. M.
there will he a meeting held in the Fair
Grounds Of the Clearfield Park Annciiilinn
in favor of the Hi-Centennial celebration of
tlie tuiiniling of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania. An able speaker from Phllndcl-
plna, w ith aeveml other sjieakers, w ill he
present. MANY CITIZENS.
Cl.KARl'lUI.U, Oetolicr 4th, 1HH1.
J. W. Wilson, nnd family, who have been
traveling this season under the name of "The
D'Alma Family," with Main's International
Show, arrived at home on Wednesday last.
We learn that Mr. W. will organise a llumpty
Dumpty troupe aliont the middle of next
month. John ia not a bud performer, and
received favorable notices from the press
generally tlie past season. The show with
w hich he was traveling closed the season at
Brookvillo on Tuesday last nnd has gone
home to Winter at Ashtnliula, Ohio.
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Contention of Suponntendentt. State Suis-r-intendent
Highee has issued a circular call
ing a Convention of all the Suierintcndcnts
of public schools of the western counties of
the State to meet in Pittsburgh on the Kith
of January next to continue in session for
three days. A Convention of the remaining
counties is culled to meet in Heading on the
17th day of January. It is the design of the
Slate SiiA intendcnt to gather such informa
tion from jiniers read before the Convention
as to enable the mnking of the proicr codifi
cation of the school laws of the State.
Dead. John Cutler, Jr., son of John Cut
ler, Sr., of this place, died at Altoona last
Thursday of typhoid fever, after Illness of
one week, in the 2oth year of his age. He
leaves a wife, but no children. The railroad
authorities refused to take the remains on
the train for shipment to this place, and they
were buried in the cemetery nt Altoona. The
deceased obtained employment at the rail
road shops in Altoona several weeks ago,
where he was working at the time he took
ill, and w here he went by the name of "James
Cnaiet."
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Ko-unionot (As 84th Pa. Vol. We are re
quested to announce that a lie-union of the
otueers and men of tlic'HIth Pennsylvania
Volunteers will be held at Altoona, Pa.,
the 2lrth of the present month. The survivors
of the 1 10th are cordially invited to meet
with the Hegiinent It is greatly desired
that all "the boys" who are yet alive shall be
present. Hcsionses have been received from
many of them already, and earnest efforts
are lieing made to reach all. Captain Knliert
Johnson, at AHouna, or Captain Merchant,
it2o Walnut atrect, Philadelphia, can furnish
further particulars as to programme and ex
cursion rates.
Fruit and Blossomt at tha Sam$ Timt.
Nearly every one of our exchanges contain
items of cherry, apple and other kinds of
trees being in bloom in their respective neigh
borhoods. The latest ia from the Cheirytree
Rrrord, as follows: "Mr. A. C. Hrillhart, of,
Runiside township, Clearfield county, sends
us a number of very large apples and almncli
of blossoms, of which he says : 'The tree from
which I have taken these applesand blossoms
has not failed for several successive years to
produce at this season of the year, both apples
and blossoms. Hut on account of the severe
drought the apples are not so largo or the
blossoms so fragrant or numerous as they
usunlly are."
A Man Killed at Loci Haitn.K mysterious
death occurred at Lock Haven nt 10:30 o'clock
Saturday night. Jonas Zindle is the pro
prietor of the Farmer's Hotel, on Church
street. Samuel Hlair, who was under the in
fluence of liquor, hnd lieen quarreling in the
liar-room and Xindle walked him outside.
Instantly there was a heavy thud heard on
the Hivemcnt. indie's wife ran out nnd
found her husband lying in the street. Hlair
was on his hands and knees but got up and
ran ofT. Mrs. Zindle railed for help and it
was then found that Xindle was dead, the
right side nf hia moc being terribly bruised.
Hlair was arrested at his home at midnight.
An Inquest commenced on Sunday but was
ailjourned until Monday.
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Infant Snakol. Ferdinand Hoffman and
brother, who reside in Pineereek township,
Jefferson county, near Hnsikvillc, are at
the Fair this week with nine live rattlesnakes,
measuring resjiect fully from 30 to 50 inches
in length. Mr. I lolluinn has visited the
Hnsikville and Parker City Fairs this season
and handled his pits In thesight of hundreds
of js'iiple, never having received any harm.
One. of the largest snakes gnve birth to
fourteen little rattlers three or four days ago.
Mrs. Snake and fonrof theeliildren are doing
well, ten of the offsprings having died. A
wolf and a Jack rulibit from lb" western
plains also travel with thia show. When you
visit the Fair grounds this week do not forget
to visit the School of Natural History. Ad
mission IfiVetlts.
fin at Sttinor't Station. Mr. Jacob F.
Stcincr, late candidate for tho nomination of
Treasurer of this county, sustnined another
loss by fire on Monday afternoon. October: Jd
The Philiiisburg Journal snys ; "On Monday
afternoon, an addition, 2lx(Kl feet, built to J.
F. Steiner's residence which was used for a
wash house, servant's sloping Mom, wood,
coal, ice, and carriage house, In connection
with the Isirn, wiisdcetniyrd by fire, together
with fifteen tons of hsy, one hundred and fifty
bushels of oats, forty bushels shelled corn and
a lot of straw and three good heating stoves,
and many other things which were In the
burned buildings. The house was in Immi
nent danger, and had, it not been for the
strenuous efforts of the crowd who gathered
to save the property, the large and elegant
homestead would have aurrunihrd lo the
element of nsifliigratinn. Indeed, one can,
hardlr imagine how they managed toaae It
yet It was dime, and the almost super-human
efforts of those present may be said to have
lieen the reason. Msny things were taken
out of (he house, and in the hurry and excite
ment of the moment, much damage was done
to the furniture. Ao. The amount of insurance
., il,s burned nrowrtv will reach about ft .'"'
and the loss and damage is estimated by Mr.
Slelner at not less than M.0O". Tlie fire
originated In the wash house, where the
women hail been washing anil making soap,
hut It to not known exactly how."
HUNTINGDON PRESBYTERY.
Tlie Presbytery of Huntingdon held it
regular Fall meetiug at Spruce Creek, in
Huntingdon county, on Tuesday, Wednnsday
and Thursday of last week. Her. II. 8. Butr
ler and Elder J. B. Graham represented the
Clearfield congregation. We are Indebted to
the Altoona 7ViisM for the follow ing synopsis
of the proceedings :
Her. K. F. Wilson, of Port Royal,as elected
Moderator. The opening sermon was preached
by liev. J. J. Francis, of Birmingham, and was
a Ane effort.
A collection amounting to thirty-six dollars
was taken op for home and foreign missions.
liev. John Rutler, a returned Chinese
missionary, delivered an address on mission
work in China.
liev. Thomas Iiobinson was dismissed to
the Presbytery of Freeport.
liev. K. 11. Miller, of Osceola, being unable
to preach, memliers of the Presbytery agreed
to till his pulpit at their own expense until
April 1st
The church at Miflliutown asked: First,
What constitutes a member in good and regu
lar standing? Second, What kind of a cer
tificate can be grautcd to a person not in good
standing? Answer: First, Any person who
has lieen received either on examination or
by letter is to lie considered in good standing
until by actual judicial process he is sus
pended or expelled ; second, That memliers
not in good standing are not entitled to any
certificate.
The committee appointed to adjust the
differences between the Mifflintown and Lost
Creek congregations were instructed to con
tinue their efforts.
liev. W. J, Gibson resigned the pastorate
of the Duncansville and Martlnshurg con
gregations. The Stated Clerk was instruct
ed to prepare a minute in reference to
this long and faithful pastorate.
It was ordered that each church session revise
its roll of mcmtiership and report nt each
Spring meeting of Presbytery.
Ninety-live memliers of the Second Presby
terian Church, of Altoona, presented a peti
tion asking to organize a third church,
lieferred to a committee consisting of lievs.
X. (1. White, of Williamsburg, J. II Blathers,
of Hcllwood, and Klder Samuel McCamont,
who wilt meet the parlies on next Tuesday,
October 11th.
liev. McKiiight Williamson was received
from the Presbytery of SU Claintville and
accepted a call from the Church of Bethel.
Mr. David Hasel, a licentiate from the Phila
delphia Presbytery, was received and he and
Mr. J. V. Hell were sulwequently ordained to
the ministry. The minority were not satisfied
with Mr. Bell's views on church government
and filed a protest. Mr. Bell having accepted
a call from the church nt Penllehl, arrunge-
menta were made for his installation in No
vember. Tlie next stated meeting will be held with
the Ilollidaysliurg church. An adjourned
meeting will lie held at Clearfield duringthe
session of Synod, commencing on the t?0th
instant.
United Brethren Conference. The annual
meeting of the Allegheny Conference of the
United Brethren church closed its sessions at
AltiMinn on Monday of last week, after being
in session for u week. The meetings were
quite interesting, and a large amount of busi
ness wiis transacted. The following npjtoiiit
nients were made for the year:
AI.T1NJNA llUTUIl.T.
I,. W. StaiiI.. Presiding Elder.
Altoona .1. Medsgar.
Tvrone B. F. Hummel.
Cicnrtield J. M. Smith.
Bellcfonte .1. F. Tnllhelm.
Port Matilda C. Conlcy.
Juniata E. A. .eek.
Thns? Springs I.. M. Gates.
Shade Gap O. W. Kniuienhcicr.
l.iverjKsd J. A. Clemm.
East Sulcin J. Ijindis.
JOHNSTOWN niHTKHT.
D. Siikehkr, Presiding Elder.
Johnstown, J. 1. I.. Hcsler.
Wilmorennd Conemniigli J. 8. Miller.
Cambria A. K. Fulton.
Fallen Timlier M. O. Potter.
Burnside W. K. Slump.
Casselman B. F. Noon.
Somerset D. Sieck.
Indiana J. Felix.
I.ignnicr J. H. Pershing.
Holliilavsbiirg W. H. Mattem.
New Paris W. A. Jackson.
UHEENsHt'BO msTllICT.
F. FlsliKR, Presiding Elder.
Greensburg L, li. Jones.
Mt. Pleasant J. C. Sheerer.
Westmoreland J. Potter.
Madison J. H. Buell.
Washington C. Wortman.
Industry C. W. Haver.
Allegheny W. Bcighel.
Pittsburgh A. L. DcLong.
Hrookville I). Ellis.
Mahoning D. Steele.
Cooksluirg J. L. Baker.
Connellsvillc M. O. Lane.
Springfield J. E. McClny.
Appomtmentt.l'he Erie M. E. Conference
held its annunl session at Meadville, Ta.,
commencing September 2th. The following
npjiointmcnts were made for the
l I.A1UON DISTRICT.
P. P. PlNNKV, Presiding Elder, Clarion, Pa.
Brock port S. E. liyon.
Broekwnyville L. Wick.
Hnsikville O. O. Ml'Entire.
Hcllview H. V. Talbot
Clarion W. H. Mossman.
Callensburg B. F. Uelo.
Clanngton J. M. Edwards.
Canada To be supplied.
Cranlierrv S. Dimmoek.
Curllsvilic W. A. Baker.
Corsica J. P. Slnttery.
DuBois II. M. Burns.
Edenlnirg W. I liiley, D. D.
East Brady D. C. Plannett.
Emeriokville- J. II. lJiverty.
I.utlierstmrg J. II. Kcelcy.
New Bethlehem E. li Knapp.
I'nnxsiilnwney A. M. lskwimd.
Perrysville To lie supplied.
Putneyvillc C. Joni-s.
President W. J. liar ton.
liimersburg J. A. llovis
Hicliarttavillr J. 11. Ncff.
liocklnnd-li. M Felt
Salem II. A. Teals.
Sliipicnville O. M. Sacket.
Sherrelt T. II. Scheckh r.
Troy C. C. Hunt.
Washington J. Garnctt.
BUY THE BEST 1
MKN'S lfAND-BRWKD CALFSKIN BOOTS,
MBN'8 STANDARD SCHKWRB CALFSKIN
BOOTH.
MKV8VKALK1P BOOTS,
MIN'lt E.N0I.1SII KIP BOOTS.
MKN'g 8LA11U1ITKR KIP BOOTS.
MBN'S FRENCH KIP DRIVINll BOOT".
BOY'S CALFSKIN BOOTS,
BOY'S KIP BOOTS.
VOl'TH'S HKAVV CALFSKIN BOOTS.
YOUTH'S KIP BOOTS.
II. A. KltATZKR, Aer.it roa J. Ricsabdios
Co, Kllrs N. York, 10..t
Caution. We wish to notify the public
generally that it. A. Kratxcr is our authorized
ngent for Clcarllcd county for the sale oi our
Sewing Machines. And we will not guaran
ia. ih.e sold bv others pretending to be our
agents, as we consider them Irresponsible
partlm. Tlie ijomesiic aisciiiiim mrj miui
for sale are obtained by fraud and are second
handed, and have not our latest Improve
ments. Domestic Skwinu Machine Company,
Sixth St., Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept ill, hi.
1li.5-.1t J- M- Moffat.
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Thornss A. Fleck's new stock of goods has
arrived, and is now being opened out for pub
lic Inspection. Call ami sec i no ncwsijir
in colors and shapes In millinery goods, snd
Indies' dress goods.
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Silk velvets (all shades) 1 GO
Silk velvets (Polka Dot) S M
Fringes, trimmings, ornaments, Ac.
II. A. KlATaKK, Market street, near tlie
Postoflice.
far tale. A good cook stove with nil.
A Spears' double-heater hard coal stove, with
heater-pipe and stove-pipe. A parlor wood
stove. Inquire at this ofilce. S--.1t.J
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"JMd you nre lit.? cofitu and dolt nam for
miwc nnd la.ir "Where?" "At FltrW
Vwj Arn't tliry lovfly?"
IsHttimiire pol,oy invitrU to call and wf
the ntr contn and dnlmarM ft Udica at
FU'cV'a nfnir.
juin coaU at I'lcckt ia all RtIcaml
l-rirtu. Oo Mid them.
COURT PPOCEEDINGS.
Rkptkmiikr Term, 2d Week.
Court wu eallrd oa MonrUy, October ii, till,
t 11 o'elosk A. H . with Horn. HtoharJ Walton,
of Dnlflitowo, Uuitki oountTt P od lluni.
AbrftQ Ogiltn ftnd V. B. Holt na tb Bieh,
U- W. JortUa &d J. U OookUa wt r appolDttd
ti pilar m.
Tha unnntihed rlmlaal builnaiiwu takaa ap
and diaposod of, aflar which ib Hit of cMI
waa lakrn op, triad or eootiautd, a iuIIuvb j
MM MOM FLUE.
K. L. MilUr i$. Alaiander Baattj at al. No.
Ml Just Term, 1873. KjMtmaot, CunUanad.
ChrUtiaa Ly'i tuira ri. Hlohard Arthur! atal.
No, Ml January Tarm, 1873. Traipau.
Tbia oauta Slnf r(foltrjr raaobd and aallad
for trial, tba Plaintiff, did not annaar. w he ra
ti poo tba Court dlraetad that Judgraait of Hon
aaii d antarm against thm.
O. B. (loodlan'iar Kramar 4 Bo II. No. 38
Juno Term, 187. TreipaM. Cootinaad.
Waibinton Bittldinc and Lnan Anoelatlnn
t. Oao. llagar. No 6A3 Brpt-mbar Tarm, 1H75.
.Vri. fa ur. mott. Tilrd. Vardiat for Plaiotiffi
for $.117.40,
Pa ma vi. 8ama. No. fifIS flnptanber Tarm,
1 875. Sti.fn. $mr mart Vardiot for PlatDtiffi
for $1131.03.
Hama . Batnt. No, bit Soptambar Tarn,
1fl7i. Sei. tur it, inr. mart. Verdiot for Plain
llfTi for 1ST. 10.
Cbaiiar Munnon A J. 0. MVG.rk ti. R. D. till
at al. No. 7 Hit flflptambar Tana, 17. Kjaot
mant. Verdict for Plaintlffi. Land to ua ra
Iraotil upon pay man t of $724. Oi.
M. M. Dultrea. admintitratrtf , ?i. Wch .land
Fira Drlfk Cora pan r. No. 47ft Januarj Taria,
1877. Kjaotmant. OorMnund.
fititwari a Pifrna ra. Win. Lnthor. No. 10
March Tarm, 1877. . Annmpilt. Verdlet for
Dafandant
Joho P. Irrln ti Jamra A. Bloom No 183
Juna Trm, 1877. Traapaat. Vardiot fr ta
fvndiint. J. R. MtrFxrlana A Co. ti. Wtlllatn Waitoar.
No. Hi fieptambar Term, 1677. Aiiumpill.
Continued.
U.orja M. Briikin ti. J. J. Ling la. No. 363
January Terra, l7d. AppaaL Vardiot for Da
frodNBt for $20.47.
H.mrjol Milliatn i W. 8. Whlta A Roq. No.
638 January Trm, lo78. Appeal. Hatlled.
W. II. ArmilronxT t. E. A. A W. It. Irvln.
No. 131 March Tarm. 187S. Plaintiff lulTttri man
tmit.
W. H. HntTmin va. PaiDaf LelnoMt. No.l41
March Torn, 178. Ejcotmaat. DUeoatiauad
oj riiintnn.
Kobert Urnara vs. Adam Moyar at al. No. 1(11
March Term, IH78. TrvDaai. Coot input.
Wm. M. Prica ti. Jacob Hilr. No. 108
Maroh Term, 1878. Tforar and ConvariioD.
Vardldint for Plaintiff for f l3 OS.
Umirf VI. Uaarhart rs Williaia Tucker. No.
188 Juna Term, 1878. Hattled.
MiaCILLAliaoi'S.
J. F. SnyJef, Eq., flleJ hii rapon al Auditor,
distributing the moner in Court arUInf from tha
ale of tba real aitata of C. W. Baitlejr. Oua
Armed mi ti.
S. 0. Kunti, Fred Kobler and Amoi Bonial
war appointed Tkaware to aiitu damacai aooru.
iof to Andrew Pants by raajun of tha taking and
occupation of a lot of ground ia Bandy townibip
for ifhool purpoiei.
John niair waa appotntaa UTarwar or tba 1'oor
of Dnlloii borough.
J. f. Taylor, Levia Kirirler and J. U- Troxcl
wera appointed rioweri to anan tha da mag!
ariiina; to Anartw Pooti, fir., by re ton of tha
taking and occupation of oertaio land la Bandy
tawnihip for obool purpoiai.
rater Hetuy preaenita bti iitimoo inJ mu
dtichar((d under tba Iniulraut lawi.
Juhn ZVucrnt preianted an potitioo and wai
ditcharffed under the loiolrattt lawi.
Tha licenia of A. J. Uraucker, lata of Curwent-
Tilla horuugb, dtcdaiid, wai tranilerrsd to larab
J. Uraucker.
0. C. Ucarhart wai apnoiiitod deputr Cuaita-
bla of Brady towmbip.
onrniKa' court.
Leo J. Parrlih and VY. W. Rwli. AJminli-
tritun of IheciUtPof Juhn Kubnley, lata of Hell
townihip, (ireeitd, filed their return of the
tile oi the rral citata of laid decadant. Cod
firmed wi .
John WoolrldK"", Administrator of Iha atat of
William (Irabam, lata of Bradford townihip, de
ceased, filed hia return of tha aula of tha real
aetata of said decedent, which waa eon firmed at
A. B. Shaw, ona of tha mrvivina; Execntou of
Kiehsrd tShaw, daceaifd, AM his return of lha
salo of certain real aetata. Confirmed m t .
at ft nirtttioo of the real eitatsof liaao lllnom ,
deceased. Heturo of nqueit approTad, ami rule
granted on heir to aooapt or relui said real
aitata at tba Taluation, or ihow enijta why tha
ama should not be sold.
i re partition of tha real aitata of A. II. ISbaw,
ilaceaaed. heturo of Inqucit approaed, and rula
granted on heirs to accept or refuaa laid real
aitata at :na appratitmenL l be acceptance of
tna heir oi oaitain uuiparu Blail aau tba samo
daeraad to them. I
ara partition of the real aetata of David Bell,
deceased. Tha Court docreed certain purparts to 1
tlie heir i electing to take aama and decreed a eal
if tha reinainiog purparts.
In re anata of Jonathan Wisor, daoensed. Tha
real aitata of said dtceaied waa decreed to Bophia
Jane Vernor and Wm. 11. Vernor in rijfhl of said
tin phi a Jaua Vernor. i
'Million of tba real aitata of 0orge Bhlmal
lata of Bt'itgi township, daeeaaed, was awarded
upon the petition of Frank Uosa, Auignaa of tha
heire of ia d inleitata.
Abram II. Aikey, Uaardlan of tba minor btlre
of 1. and tjdphia Askry, diocaid, preianted his
petilloa asking that he ha allowed to maka
priaata sale of tha real aitata of bis wards.
Head, coniidarad and decree made ai prayed for.
8. 1. llrockbank, biq.. waa appointed Auditor
to diipoia of tba eiceptions to tba account of the
Executors of Juiepb A. Caldwell, deceased.
Wiliau A, JiKKartT. H-q.. was appointed
Auditor to distribute the balance in tha bandi ol
Oicar Mitoball, Kcq , Admtniitralor U- ti. N. of
Charles WfitUII, doceaied.
buiith V. Uilion. Kq., waa appointed Audi
tor to laka taittmony and bear eiorp'iom to
tba account of tha AdoalnUtrator of A. b. Dickla-
LETTER FROM HUSTON.
EniTonKKPrBUCAN: A rrnfieUl writer
for the JiaJ'tamant Journal rritiriwaa recent
concert fn thia place in the following Ian
ir,imin: '"Die otic blind lmly antic well, but
the (leclftratioiw of the 'chilil' Mvrtle were
very poor, and there arc hundreds of school
Kirls in this county who could excel her. We
advise Fannie lliimlintouet her niece trained
by mime competent person before fthe nllown
ier to tipikcar tu putilic.
The writer aeeniH to be vented in elocution
nnd mimic, or well oa the art of writing lor
the prcm, but the querrr in my mind u thia:
Did it occur to tne minn ol tniH lenrnea
critic while diwhinir of thia item thnt the
audieni on the ociwion n'ferred to miht
be on nenr an approach to the infallible as hia
own privtite opinion ? In order, then-fore, to
uBHiflt those wiiom it ntny concern in iiettiiiK
nt the truth ol the mutter I am imnpy to
atate that a goodly numlerof those pn-Bcnt,
nnd among them one ol tne nncHt actio lit ra in
I'entleld, were very much plcortcd with little
Myrtle'a dednmntiona, and that the concert
gnve general aatistiictinn.
lheiwlvice tendered Jli ranme iiiirtiun
merely provea that the author haa never
leitrncd that gooil old adage, "Minkeu anvic
)e not to prompt too give." OliHKitVKR.
1KN FIELD, tXtobcr tith, 11.
Ctar fold Coat frorfa. Htatcment of Coal
and other freihta arnt over the Tyrone A
Clearfield lliviaion, I'ennaylvania ltuilroud,
for the weekending September 121, 181, nnd
tlie name time litut year :
001.
For tba week
Same 1 1 tna lastyoar
Incraasa
Previously during year
flame lima laat year
Increase
Total In 1"81 ,
Same time I ait year ,
Increase
otbrr raaioRTe.
Lnmhar
Misoellanaoua fralghts
, 111 ears
. 103 '
New Daily Stag Line. .liimwi L. Leavy
hiw Rurtt'ctkil in liovin a daily mail Mtnh-
liahrd Mwccn Clmrl.rltl and rmflehl, ond
11 horpftfler run w dnily RttiRf brtween thft
twopffintn. His contract bejtan with April
lut, nnd tlie RtKe will leave t'lrnrlicld every
morning (excrpt Sunday) nt H oVlmk, mak
ing connect ion with all tmiiw on the Ixw
(irnde linllrond at Tcnnflrld, irttirning after
the lant train the twine eveninR. rawiiRerR
and frciKht will be carried at low rntea.
Ordcra left at any of the hoteli will he
attended to. 4-Hitf.
All the popular alitulr In awlimerc, enm-
iA'n hair RoodR,a1pnnw, twilla nnd drew jr-vx!,
from 10 cenu a yard tip to $'100 at H. A.
Kbatf.r'r, two doom wwrt of roatolhce.
Snow. The wound wm covered with anow
at Mwlrid, fit. Lawrence connty, New York,
on Monday morning tat. That will arconnt
for the cool weather in thi latilnde.
Tha beat cloth in a for the leaat money can
he found at GutnihurK'ti moat nliahleClothing
Htnre, Wcatern MU'l corner, In Ucftrrneio;.
io-5tr
Coat and dotmana for lndiea ntanu-
fucturnl from the flneat material and trimmed
in the moat ftmhionaMe atylea at Flerka.
lirr. W. H. Pill, of litis flare, prrarhrd In
llie First Mrthmlist Church of Altnnns Isst
Siimlii' rnomitiKSltd evening.
He. Huniuel W. Duffirld has resinned the
pnstnnile of the Bernnd Preshrterlsn t'liurih
of A I loons.
Klerk has the largest stisk of ladies' dol
mans snd oonts in C'lenrfleld.
Ijuliea' and Misses' dolmnus and eosls st
Klerk's In great variety.
Ladies' coats and dolrasn at Fleck.
RH0AD8 BUNLAPOa Snndaj. Oetobar
3d, 1881, by Her. A. W. Piatt, Mr. Cuai.is
It no a os, of Jrflcreca toaatT.ad Mlas Luc a am
DuMLar, af Clearfield county.
UANKY MAIIAFFEY. At New Waihlng.
Ion, oa WadoeedaT, October fttb, 1881. by W. W.
Barclay, Km , Mr. Caaa.Haaar and MimOllii
Maaarrar.boUi of Burnside towmbip.
BAKERBRETff. At New Washlnitoa. on
TutadMT, Octuliar 4tb, IBiil, hy W. W. U arc 1st.
Ktq., Mr. Hinrt BakkRi of Bell township, and
Mue Lama L. Baaru. of New Waablngtoa
ooruugo.
WINUERT 8CHAFFER. At tha Reformed
parsonage ia TroutTilla, oa Tueeday, Oetobar4th,
lhli.br Iter. J'ibn Wolhacb. Mr. Uintui 9.
WiauanT, ol Brdy township, and Miaa Maar K.
DCHArraa, of Ueii towoioip.
McCLAKHEN-REYN0LDR.-l.nn ThunJiy,
Oetobar Dili. M8l, by Hit. W. II Filn.n. air.
fa an P. MrCi.iRRKR, of TroutTilla, Clearfield
aoanty, and Miet AaaiaS. RaraoLDa, of Hty-
DoueTiiia, aienenon couoiy.
MtQI AltRIR KKD1FKH. At tha bona of
tha bride, oa Tuerdaj, October 4th, I8H , by Her.
W.H. Whitney, Mr. Josua F. aI(Q(uhiiib, of
tcooosiocr, isaw Mruniwica, ana aatia ukulai
O. KtnirKR, of W llllRmigrora, ClearAald oonaty,
Penniylrania.
LINULF BROWKR At tha residence of tha
bridt'i fathfr.nn Wadnaiday mornlag.Uctobar 6th,
I8ttl, hy Rev John Hewitt, rector of St. John's
r. K. Cburrh in Bellafonta, uilstad by Bar. Mr
Zahner. of Bloomabura, Mr. J. IIuwjro Likolb.
of He lie fun ta, I'a , and Miss Mar Baowaa, of
uioomsourg, ra. 't f
sua.
Ill NTKIl la Iltclorlo.nrklo.oB Wu.J.r.
Ocli.b.r 3d, ibll, Mrs. ilsss.ssT Ui sns, s(.il
ci ;.sri. j
BILOER At Curs.niTlll., oq Ruadar. B.d
temb.r Sjib, lfsl, of .onsuBiptioB, Mrs. Kdw.sd
v. tflLosa. sfil 2i yasrisiid ( nuatba.
HOOVER In DaDols, oa Saadsjr. Oclob.r
2d, 131, Jams. Kdwahp, tuaof Parry andBarsh
uuovar, aged l tear, 1 mopih aad IS dayi.
Cl'TLRR la AIIobd oo Thurada arrslnf,
Ouluhar Alb. 1 1.8 1,. f tvoboid favar. Julis Cutlsn.
Jr., ao of Jbn snd BarUsaa Outlar, or CUarleld,
Ku a. r.sra, o mooina sad I da.a.
Nprclnls.
Osa Ui'snssD Tsa Cbst. Uiiooust os Old
Psirse. Hawing Machinal osb oow bapurobaaed
Hf...ll. i .. .. r u.
wsrdi. All kloda of i.wiiig osobinaa rspalrad
on tha ihortaat Dotlrs.
Otasrhold, I'a., July IS, 18T7.
Wastsp. S.li.orad st tba Rail Uosd.
lOll.mn 29. Inch abs.sd ibinglaa.
I'lll.UUO U-iiirk asw.d ahlnflaa.
11111,0110 teat of plo. boards.
60(1.111.0 H-feet ibsred boi.pa,
..lino railroad nr..
ftll.OHO feat of good hemlock bosrda.
For whiob 1 will p.j th. higheit market price,
dellrerad st Clearaulil, or st snj point oa tba
Tj rone A Clearfield Railroad.
i. r. luiu,
Cl. ltCflJ, P.., Oct. H, 1,78 tr.
Just Itet-eivod.
Just I!ccivoJ liy ARNOIjD, ut
CUinVKNSVlLLE!
Car i.ond Nova Scotia Piaster I
Car Load puro Corn, Jive and Oats
Chop !
Car Load Deaken Suit !
Cur Load of Clioieo Family Flour!
Cur Load Dry Goods, (irocories.ifl.l
tar-Hlnnirlea. Murk. It V.. Tins anil
Grain will bo taken in exchanyo.
uurwenaville, ilny 1, 1H7.
CLEARFIELD MARKETS.
CLRARrilLD. Vi., Oet. II, 1881.
Flour, prt ctrt $3 72
Buckwheat Flour, par cart
Corn Meal, per ewt - 1 8ft
0hn, rye, fiercwt 1 60
Chop, tniied, f-ar owt 1 40
Bran, per eel 1 00
Wheat, par bait be) ( 1 10
Rye, per baihel ' JO
Oeti, per buihel to
Com, ears, er bushel 40
Buckwheat, per buihel,..,, 60
Clover lead 6 00
Timothy seed I 76
Potatoes, per buhel 1 40
Apples, par buihel 60
Onmns S U0
II ami, per pound 14
HboulJer, per ioand.,H,sMHM II
Dried Beef, par pound IS
Oblckcm, per pair 60
Hotter, par pound 36
Ejti, per dotao 1!i
81 1, par sack, large 1 Ov
Coal Oil, par gallon 11
Lard, par pound 14
Dried Apples, per pound,.,,,......, 7
lined Peaobee, par pound - 121
Bean a, par buihel S 10
PRODUCE MARKET EEPORT.
pRitDtrmi, Oct 10. Flour ta scarca and
Arm, but wheat, oorn and oata are unsettled and
lowr. Cotton Is quiet and ataady at lljs for
middling uplands. Herds Clove rued la dull at
per pound. In timothy and flaiieed
bo change to rtport. Flour and Meal Tha dour
market ia Arm under light sup pi lei and steady
cnniumptkra demand. tSalea of 1,000 barrels
Minnesota extra at t-7.S7HniR.-12t for elear, sot
at It 26(1.60 lor uraigbt ; Kcntacky do. at $8 ;
fenniylvania fauil at $7 fll(($7 76 i western do.
at J7. Dims 60, and pataati at $.60f,40 alio,
a, 500 hana'a Uirard, Kgrpt and C be lien ban en
prlvala termi. a flour U I ling at $Ui0 per
barrel.
At the open board, leonnd call, thera was leaa
spirit and leaa Armani ia wbaat j thaeloiina;
quotations wera: $1 iH hid, SI 40i aiked for
No. Ircd.Ooloharj $1.61 hid. 11.62 aiked for
No. S red, Novnnber j 1 If- bid,l M asked for
No. 2 red, PeoeDiber; S.tiOO buihils, ltecambar,
sold al $1 .JflJ. Corn wai in limited request and
prices farorcd huyera. Tba cioMng Agurcs wart :
72o bid, 72o tiked for aall, Ootohari Ha bid,
7ie aikad for tail, Not m bar; 74 ie bid, 7 So
asked lor tail, Deormbert 6,0ll0 buibels. Not am
ber, fold al 7o. Oata ara dH and priori feeMy
maintained. Ho. white aloaal i 6 1 i bid, 62o
aakod for October; 6lio bid, 6leaiaad for No
ma, bar ; 62Jo bid,6Jasiked fur It teem bar; 6,000
bathed, December, sold at 63a:
Whisky ii quiet Sales of western at $I.1S.
Niw York, Oct. 10, Flour 11 15c lower,
mainly In low grain t eloatna; hary. Kye A" or
ailer and dull 86frtt.3l. Carnmeat steady
and quiet yellow wemrn, $1.153.10; Bran
dywina, $2 tfuS Hi. Wheat 2r7i4n lower dol
ing heavy; ungraded tpring, $ l.2S(rt)l SO ; No. t
Chicago and Milwaukee, $1 4t)fil 411 ; ungraded
red, tiMUijl 63 ; No. S,do.,l 44irol.4i No.
2do., 1.6IK'I No. 1 red(J1.5l(; ungrad
ed while, tl.Vf.iil. 62; No. I do., tl.iVUu I.4U1 ;
No. 2 red, October. 1 .i I f I 6:ti ; Novambar,
ary,tl 3V(4l 12; whiia, October, $1 60 j Nom-
vvi, 91.ii i. njw eaiier , Diaia ai ii.ivixti.ii.
Barley dull and weak; No. 1 Canada, $1.16.
Barley quiet and steady. Corn hairy and 1 fq( I e
lower; lair export drtnand and moderata specu
lativatrading ; ungraded, A6(i,7Se; No.f. 72j
7 .'tic; No. 1 white, 76c No. 2 October, T2fd7So ;
November, 7.li((, 7io ; laceiaber, 7Hi(7ic
Oata K'siljo lower; aloilng heavy : No. I 40a;
do , whita 62(11,640; No. S, 47(yi4Si4i do. white,
64i(LitUr? t ho. l,4Jio do. while, 671c ; nuad
weftarn,46(i44tto ; white do., 60 iA ; whlta state,
frit fiaV frrln t No. 2 October, 47(u)lo; do. Novem
ber, 4Ht.(r4Vicf December. 6Vi(gde.
CHiriuo, Oct. 10. Wheat, $1.41; Con, 6:a ;
Call, 46io i Pork. $18 16; Lard, $11.86. Hem
titna last year t Wheat, 06jo ; ( on, 40jef Oali,
2V(c; fork. $12 Z7f ; bard, $t.07.
(Oil fttarkrt.
Oil Quotations !
CENTRAL PENN'A OIL DEPOT.
UNDERHILL & CO.,
i.ubriratbtgt lie tint d tt Jiinertf
OILS,
rillLirSBVIKi, PENN'A.
Wt qu ota our brands of Petrol turn and otbar oils
(aojerl I wiaritat ehamgt) delivered free)
a board eara at any station on
tba Tyrone A Clearfield
Ha. I road.
Raised Oil, IIS T.it...e (.1. 1 Allow..l
Prime While, 150 " M " 1 tsaiket tslo.
WeierWhlie,l " I libolr.lar-
klaloe, lit " .... " " J too. to wit.
......
Bentlne, 72 Urs.ltj. J. par g.l
N.piba, 74 " "
llaauhs.. " "
Mio.ta' Ump, lait "
Oar AaUUM, (W. Vs.) Ultra.
(W.Va M.d'. '
m ' (WWiBuoiDi r "
falursl Lnhrl.allnj ... "
Krsnklia Bnminer M N
. " Buiaoier. M
Dlsek Diamood "
1lrMO Knular u. "
Ooldrn "
A taker "
fa
IS
i
XXX " -
No. I Pflndle "
Mal.hleaa Ctlinder Oil
Wool Oil, Na. I .-."7.. "
L.rdOill.ilralWisl.r elralad"
No. 1
No. I "
kVllpn Inula., No. 1 "
.. No. 1
" No "
Uls.ra' Yellow, tn .lloa
" While Al low.M mar
Llanod. Na. I " I krt rsl.l arnh
' Amerteaa " sal rsf. Is soat
Turpeotipe, heel
iiv .v.iit.iA-Ti:r. pruti iNt
tnrrl all rompdlllon.
Ma? 4, ll-l.
$ut di'frtlsfinfBtj.
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE.
CurweniTilla, Pa., Jan. I, 'TS tf.
UTONEY TO I.OAN.Ob flrst-elaaa lm
ill. proved farm property, by tba Mutual Lit
iniuranca uonpaay oi Aaw tort, or nrat nort
gaga, ta annt irons $i,ufl ap. ror further ia
formation apply ta the underaignod.
H1IRXTHAL W.SMITn.
Clearfield Pa., May Tib, 1870-tf.
STRAY BTEER. Oaroa trespassing oa tho
premises of tba undersigned, In 0 rah am towa-
abip, Olearflald eotiniv, on ir about th 16th day
of July last, n liKINULK HTKKK. Tba ownar
ofaaid it ear la beraby notlflad to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take bin away,
or no will no diiposaa oi ecAoriling to lw.
ABHAMAM 11UMMKL
Orabamton, Pa, Oat 6, 1881-31.
COAL LA MIS tVATED.
6ft0 aorei of bltaminoua coal land lituata tn
Olearflald oounty. Add ran tha nndentgnod
slat log location, num bar of acree, not bar and siia
or vama, and utitanoa from rai'ro4 nr rivar. Alio
prloo. J. F. 8NYDKH,
Atioroey-at-Liw.
CLiianiLD, Pa., Sept. Ttb, Hi 1-tf.
1 IMI NIHTR ATOR'ft NOTICK -N-tioe
IX la hereby gitan that Letters of Administra
tion oo tha aitata of feLIiUHKTIl MOYfiK.late
of Urahaai towmbip, Ciearflald oounty, Pa., dee'd,
having been duly granted lo tba undersigned, all
peraons Indebted lo aatd aitata will please make
Immediate payment, and tnoaa baring claims or
demandi against tha same wtll present then prop
erly authenticated fur settlement, without delay.
jamks aiut bit, Administrator.
Wallace I on, fa., Sept. II, IBHi-flt.
4 DMINIHTRATOR'8 NOTICE. Notice
IX Is hereby given lhat Irttere of Administration
on tha estate ol HAUV AHDlvKV, lata of Morri
towonhip, tlaarfleld onuaty, fa., dec d, having
been duly granted tolhaunderslgned,all parson
Indebted to aaid aitata will plaaaa maka itamadi
ato payment, and thoaa having claims or de
mand! againat tha aama, will present than prop
erly authenticated fur settlement without delay.
O. P. HKKtiK, Administrator.
Rylertown, Oct. ft, 18Hl-8t.
WATEI.-IIF1 VFS fur Steam Ail.
Hammers. To buy Helves out from aound
Pig Nut Hickory to ba squared to tba following
ditueaitoni: 18x16 Inches by i3t feet, alio 17x14
Inches I'll fact, ona half of aaoh ilia all to ba
Datt Cuts and sound. No reeond cult will bo re
ceived and nothing but Pig Nut Hickory wanted.
Any party having timber of tha description re
quired may And a purchaser at good prices by
applying ai thii office, either in person or by let
ter, PlTTtSUURUH roitUB AND IKON CO.,
Ibih itraat, near Penn a venae, rittibargh, Pa.
Oetobar 6, 1" 8 1-tf.
A
lIIITtK'R NOTICE.
Id tha aitata ot J, Lowli I In thaOrphana'Court
Hoover, doceaied. j of Clearflvld oounty.
Tho underaignod Auditor onoointad bv tha
Court to diipoia of tba eiceptieni to tba aooouut
of J. Koaa llloom, Adtaioiitrator, hereby girei
notice that ha will attend to the duties of bis ap
pointment at his office in Clear fluid, ua T1IUK.S
DAY, NOVEMUKH 10 Til, lt, at 10 o'clock
A. M., whan and where all parties Interested may
attend. FRANK U. II A II KI.S.
Auditor.
Clearfield, Pa., Oct. 12, ISSMt.
Farm jbr Sale.
Tha undersigned offers for iile bis farm, situ-
ated In Lawrenca township, on tha east btnk of
tna ouvquananna rierr, where tlie ualiroid bndire
oroiiai the nrer. Tha land is river bottom and
In a food state of cultivation, having been thor
oughly fertillied. A rood and wall-furnished
house with nine rooms all piactrred, painted and
papered, with Ice bouse, milk'housa and other
outbuildings attached. A (ood bank barn, and
n young orchard of IfiS (reel of choice fruits let
out upon It. Will be sold at a falr prica and on
reasonable terra i. foiiesnoo ftiveo at an? tttne.
U. K. ItAKKKIT.
CI ear Be II, I'a , August II, l8ltf.
Administrators' Sale
or
Personal Property
Til KU B wilt be eipoi-1 tn pnh'le sale nt the lata
residents of DAVID WF.LTY, deceased,
In I'nion township, Clearfield county, Pa , on
Thursday, Oct. 27tb, 1881,
Tba followltif personal property of said deoeased,
via: About 60 tona of hay, wheat, rye. oats.
oorn and buckwheat by tba bushel, double and
l or la barneea, faorsei, wajfons, aiedi, plowr,
barrows, eattla, hogs and sheep,
MOWING MACHINE,
Thrashing machine with separator attached, train
drill, cider prasa and Bill, lung rye straw by tba
bundle, machine oata and wheat straw, a lot of
choice apples, lot of law ad lumber, eonilitinjr of
pine, oaa, tnapie end nun wood, togetner with a
general variety of farming implement! and bouse
bold goods and furniture out neesiary to mention.
bale to eomtneoee at V o olook A. M- on said
day, and continue from dy to day until every
thing is told. Termi of sale nnd dua attendance
will bo given on day of sale bv
HtUlHiE C. K I K K ,
8 B. WK1.TY,
Adtniniatrators.
Luthersburg, Va, Oct. 5th, lBl-4t.
UKPtlHT or tha oonditlon of tha COTNTY
NATIONAL DANK of Clearfield, at Clear
field, In tha State of Pennsylvania, nt tba close
of buainaas, October 1, 18M :
MIOURCII.
Leant and dlieounti $.T47,fifT hi
Orerdrafts 17.MI9
IT, A. Bonds to secure circulation IPD.OtiO 00
Judgments..... m A,flV7 ftn
Due from approved reserve agents flj.luo iv
Due from other Natioaet lla'iki 4.411 RI
Due from (State Hanks and banker... 7,1 8V
Heal astata, furniture, and fixtures... 7.2AI 78
Current aipensei and ta let paid 1,017 91
rrennu mi una l.ft.ti jj
Checks eta other ctih it etui M 4,1 60 00
Utile of ottier Uanks 00
Fractional paper currency, including
Irkeli, ana pennies 65 62
Specie . ),ls9 4
Legal tender notes 8,5 li 00
Hademption fund with IK A. Treae-
rar, A par cent, of otreulatien 4,500 00
Total
...fa 1, 81) 4 58
Luituma.
Capital atock paid In ..$100,000 I 0
Surplus fund 14,000 00
I'ndiTifled prouts I bb
National Hank notes ouUtandinir..... SO. 000 00
Dividends unpaid H Jt9 00
Indiridual dep'isita subject to check... 171.070 A3
Demand eertiBoatea of deposit 91,313 81
Cashier's ahacks outxtandins; W3 OA
Due to other National lianki JAM )
Dua to StiU llanks nnd bankers 72 2W
Total..
Slat, Pemnltania, Cvmntm of CUnrfieht, SS:
I, WILLIAM M. PHAW, Cs.Blar of tha abut.
sain.il bank. di anlemnlv awear that the aWore
autpm.nt ia iru. to th. hp.t of mr konwlelge
sod bdlaf. W.M, M. SHAW, Caihlar.
BubHribed snd aworn 10 before ma thia ftth
dsr of Ocl'r, IBM. WM. KADKIumill, N. P.
Uoasscr All.it: J. F. WKAVhlt,
(I. L. 1IKKII,
T. II. fuHCKY,
Uirectora.
Ootolxr 1, 1811.
The News From
MOORE'S?
THET HAVE JDST RECEIVED
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and CapjJ
-AND-
E::i': h::i
That Ever Came Into the
County,
AT THEIR STORE, ROOM MU
OPERA HOUSE,
V.tAt. C. ATOM V.IIM)IIP
ClasrldJ, Pa., teft. !, W0 -It.
HAVE
UAKl'tACTCRSR OF AND USALSH IS
firoecb snd Mutile loading iliflcs and Shot Runs, Revolvers, Fishing Tackle,
and ill kinds ol Sporting Goods. A romploto line of Pocket Knives, Ita
zora, Shears, Scissors and Hunting Knives. 1'upor and Brass Shells.
Reloading Impluments. Gatno Bags, Shot I'ouches, Ponder
Flasks, Bullet Pouches, Gun Coven and Cleaning Jtods.
AMMUNITION, CARTRIDGES, CAPS AND SHOT.
Primers, Load, Wads and Bulleted Breech Caps. Target
Rifles and Targets. Log Rulea and Timber Hooks. All kinds
of Sewing Machine 'ecdles, Oila and Attachments. Guns made to
order and warranted to givo satisfaction. Shot guns bored to shoot close.
Key-fitting and Repairing. Everything warranted or money relundod at
J. E. HARDER'S GUN STORE. Clearfield, Pa.
Cle.rH.14, P. , Qolohw a, Issl lm. '
1881 FALL. 1881.
A. THAITHAUSER,
PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
The Largest and Dcst Stock of
-AND-
GENTS' EU11NISIIING GOODS,
- FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
Suits Made to order at Short Notice.
ALBERT TIIANIIAUSElt,
Opera House Block, opposite postoQIos, CLEARFIELD, FA.
NOTICE.
HAVING JUST RECEIVED
OUR
Fall . if f Pnf ev Siocft
OF
DR Y GOODS. DRESS GOODS, A'OTTOXS, MIL
LINER YAND FANCY GOODS, WE INVITE
THE PUBLIC TO CALL AND EXAMINE
OUR STOCK AND PRICES BEFORE
PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
Yours Respect f ully,
XX. X 3C3 XX XtOC jf5k 3V adb OO.,
ROOM NO. 2, PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
N. 15. In our Millinery Department we employ none but first
class Milliners, nnd guarantee all work to give Batiafaction.
II. LEHMAN & Co.
Fpptember 21, 1881 -If.
W. II. BALLENGER,
WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST,
AND DEALER IN V
SMOKEirS ARTICLES.
Til E LA KG EST AND Cil EAPEST VA KI ETY OK CIG A RS IN TU E CITY,
Solo A f;ent ot Philadelphia of tho
W. H. B. and Engaged, also our Ideal Cigars,
A LARGE VARIETY OF ROUGH
A SPECIALTY MADE OF
HENRY COUNTY ROUGH AND READY.
fc-ST0RES FITTED UP AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
W. II. B.ILLEMGER, o. 720 South Second Street. Philadelphia
Srpl.mher Tib, ISSI Ijr
jffolm Waitamalitv's fflotlihir) gktU'frtisfmfnt.
Tho Bsst
-I'OIt
Iit loiey.
zVtNA MAKER & THROWN,
OAK HALL,
S. E. Corner Sixth aoid Market Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Largest Clothing House in America,
$tw aifrtisfmrofis.
Agricultural Implements !
I TAKE tht method of notify In f .bote in aad
of a food Mower, Reaper, Thmber or I'lew.
that 1 bate (ba agency of iba
1IUCKKYI2
Mower, Reaper nnd Thresher,
HansfMlarad k Al l.TMAX A O., Csslo,0.
1 aal eirnt sf .nt for lb. clebraled
South licnil Chilled Plow !
fee.. Panose la ad .f .itbOTof lb above bad
b.llr e.ll sa ar sddraea as. bofur puroba.l.f
laawb.ra.
XACHAH1AH MrNAl'L,
)as I, Ull If) Cots.oiiilla, fa
AND READY AMVAYSON HAND
'
Clothing
TIIK
flnv guti'frtlsfmrntj.
tIEM HI
J) llallaa
KIIH UAI.K. Thlttoa bltea of
Ilea, wbirh 1 will a.11 .bmip for
oa.h, or .lohati.;. for wheat. For further In
formation esll on or .drfreai the nndeaalrn.l,
J.F. KHAMKK,
No. ,"9 If. Cle.TI.ld, I'a,
-TsTOTIC'E.Th. andetilred, re.l.lln, la tb.
willsaw of ttaato.er, ia Cbeat iowri.hip,
be. ai.da lb. SMoeeary arraBKementa and pro
poaaa to apes sn KATINU Ilill'SH far lb. m
M.nmod.Mos of lb. psblk, sessrsll. sad I b.ra
hj Mllolt s llb.r.1 absr. of lb. publie p.lronaita.
JOHN J. UN V DalH.
Weetorer, Fs , F.b. , lsil.tr,
BRICK FOR SALE.
TVro ire 100.0(10 ffnod Brick for rata tt the
Maribalt Rrlrk Yard, In b upper and of tha
boroogtiofClaarlelrJ. tlriek will alwayi ba faand
oa hand la atammidatf any rotinmer who may
call. J. M MARSHALL, Agft.
Clcarncli, Pa, Aig. St, 1IM 8m.
ftriv drrrtistmrntf.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolts & Saw Logs.
Oarw.asTUle, Jan. , 11 H.
C$rm
Tb otdMt, bt, not! ihoroogli. od MnpUU
prfilol BuiIbmi Collrjr li U Uniud Suiat.
bo boo I tlw 7i in MMioa. fitudcau dailu
11 l ny tiu. Fur oireuliri kddrii
J. 0. SMITH, A. M., PnD0ipl,
8pt. T, 'll-m. PitOburgb, l'n
BUY AIIOME I
IIOl'SKS, L0I8 AND F.UIU8 FOR BALK I
TWENTY HOI'SES snd LOTH Is Clasrlald
for aal. st raeeonetila prleca Rod os Me
Urma. Alao, a...ral FARMS ta llrsdford ssd
lirsbaai towo.bipa. ApilT to
WALLACE A KHEBS,
De. 1. 80-lf. ClearBald, P..
Millinery I Millinery 1 1
ITAKI th tlinr of Infonalnit th pubtlt
Ibtl I hll offer ipwtaj iodueBnU la
Millinery Quoit, inob u Bilh. Phni, kibboii,
Plovf rn, do., Trlmmtd Bad t'atrlmd HaU and
UoBDeti. la the rttf )fttt (;!, Nolloai od
Mtd-up Olotbinc lor ehildrm. 1 kindly loltelt
I hr of your pttrflnajt'
WISa M. A. WELCH,
Market fit.. ClMrtUIJ, Pa.
Apr. 10, IBSl-ly.
IfX KCUTORS' NOTIC1U Nottva U Utm
j by given that Lett re TetUmeot ary oa tba
i i ate of b Mil EL MATTHEW, Lie of Beoearia
town ehip, Clear lei d aoanty, Ptaa'a, daeaaaad,
baving been duly ran ted to tba vndereifBed, all
peraoni Indebted to said ttlata will pleaea maka
intaediata payment, and tboie bavinf olaini ar
demandi agatnit the tame will praecat tbam prop
erly antbeniioated for ettlemeat, wllhoat delay,
6IMON McPARLANB,
AUKAM WATTHKVV,
Kseoaton.
Utabvllle, Pa., Sept. 11th, lltll.ftt
6RoaOI WliTRR..
raoL r. wiarta.
YOU CAKT
Save moneY
IN UUYINll VOIR 000D8 FROM
CJeo. Paul F. Weaver,
HKC0.N1) 8TKKKT,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DKAI.KIIS IK
Dry Goods, Notions,
Bootsf Shoes, Hats! Caps,
GROCERIES,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c., &c.
ALSO,
FLOUR, FISH,
UACuN, HAM, SALT, OATH, CORN,
CHOP, KT0.
Thanklul fur pait favora. a Is.iu lb. pabllc
to aall sod ae. osr larg. and new .took of goodi,
bteb ar. will diapoae of st reasonebla rst.e for
ta'h, or .robang. for eoontr. produo.
.'wilts sod sttentlre rlvrsa to wait apon jns,
and pricsa down low.
0R0R0B A PAl'L F. WEAVRR. -Clearleld,
Fs.,8epl. 21. lSll-tf.
FRED SACKETT,
MANITACTI'RER OF
Tin, Copper Sheet-iron Ware,
-ALSO DEALER IS
Hardware,
Cook Stoves,
Healing Stoves,
Ranges and
Stove Repairs.
Wood and Iron Pumps,
AMMUNITION AND FISHING
TACKLE OF ALL KINDS.
Rooflngtic Spouting
DONR OK SHORT SOTICK.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting
A SPECIALTY.
ALL KINDS OF
GAS FIXTURES
Kept oooitantl oa band.
KniSI) SACKETT,
CLKARFIELD, PENN'A.
Cle.rH.ld, Pa., Sept. T, IK01.tr.
New StovB a Tinwaro Store I
FRED JOHNSON & BROS.,
A T VERRKLVS OLD STAXD,
Oppoall. Court Hose., .Market etra.1,
CLEARFIKL1), PENN'A,
Daaleri la and Mannfketarart of
Tin, Copper Sheel-lron Ware,
ALIO DRALIRt I
Stoves ajiro H.i.ces
of any ilia r deicrlptioa.
A LABOR ASSORTMENT OF
Parlor, Room and Cooking Stove.
Will ba kept aonalaatly oa band, or aroaartd
oa abort aot.ee,
A OENKRAL AS50IIT1UENT OP
TINWARE
FOR THE IKAST MOXEY
And Manufactured .at .f th. bt MaUriaJ .ad
ia . tV.fBB.ahae slsaaar.
SPOUTING AND ROOFING
Promptly at tea dtd ta.
GAS FITTING
Atttoded to, and OAS riXTl'RES tf all Klidl
kept Coaitaatly an baad,
K EPA I It I NO.
Atl kisda of RepalrlsK will b. PrasipUe sad
Nestls doss.
LAUm, LANTFRWH. PdPKKT AND TABLE
r.l TLRRY, RTC, KTC.
Alas a Oea.ral Aaaortsaast el
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
All .f wbkk will b. eld .1 ReaaoBabl. RbIm.
dir. a. . a.11. A ab.ro .( PubllS
Patronaf . U Sl.oM.
I FH.ID JIIIXS0ajBR0.
1 aMrt.ld, Ps.,Au(uit 14, list l.