THE KEPUBLICAN.
CLEAR KIKLD, PA.
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rtGI.H.IOUrt KOTICKH.
Mttliodlet l;pieoial Churr h-Rey. Oao,
l,itirf Pa tor. Hemcep trary Sabbath at lu
A. M., and Ik P. M.
S!.bath School at 9 A. M.
Praynr Meeting every Wednea-Uy, at T P. M.
t'umn union Borrlot, fir it tiebbatb of nyery
,nih, at 10 A. M.
Wtt t leu Held M. K, hard, R.t.
(iKnitnn B. Ama, Paitor. Preaching avery
iilteroata Huntley, it I o'clonk, P. M. Hundnj
Schwil at 2i, P. M. All are inrited t attend.
lrccl)terlnii Church--Rev.il. B.Bctlbr.
- Lahbatb aervlrea morning and evening Sab
,nth Sfhool at A. M. Prayer Moating Wednea
jv evening.
llnittUt (l.urrh. Rev. , Tailor.
.'uLimth School at l P. M. Prayer Mealing every
Welneiday evening.
si. Kr ancle Church Catholic HeT. P
J.lsniimiDAn. Divine eervlce et 10 A. M., on
the firat, third and fourth Sunday of eaob mouth;
Veapera and Renedietton of lha lileaaed 8aoranant
at To clock, r. M. bundajr bekool arary Bund;
.fternoon at 8 o clook.
OKFICIAL. IlIRtXTORY.
na or bold mo quart lutiom coprt.
.Mond Monday of January.
Third Monday of March,
first Monday ef Juno.
Fourth Monday of September.
TIKI Or lOLDIBf COMKOM PLRAI.
Firat Monday of June.
Second Monday of November.
ItoImiuiH and coats at Fleck',
(licitiniM occur on Sunday this year.
A nti in her of new otlvortbttment ai)Kar
ill thin inane. J owl all of them.
There nan almost a ratting flood on Tues
day morning, mused hy the recent raiir.
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Miss MugK'e Irvin returned on Monday
fvetiiiiK from a visit of over two weeks in
Miil:ult Ipliia.
Mikmps Bertha and Clam Hhaw, of (')enr
tleld, have .M'cn vifllting'iit Samuel A u rand's.
l.arithwH Stntincl.
(Jcorne Ilarrctt, Jr., arrived at home on
Friday last from a prolonged visit at Cliarles
ton. West Virginia.
An argument Court vm held in this place
nil lny and evening of Wednesday last.
Judge Mayer presided.
The Court Proclamation, list of jurors, trial
list. Sheriffs sides, and other new advertise
ments nptM'ur In this issue.
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A. II Shaw is improving the appearance of
surroundings at his residence on First street,
adjoining the burnt district
The County Committeemen are requested to
get out the full Democratic vote in their
respective districts next Tuesday.
The family of the late Ueorge V. Keynolds,
decensed, will shortly remove to Tyrone,
where their home will be in the future.
The Sahlwth School convention of the
Clearfield Uuptist Association met at New
Millport hint Wednesday and Thursday.
A hunting parly, consisting of H. I. Snyder,
Ash Thorn, Hiram T. King and A. W. Wal
ter, "took to the woods" on Monday morning.
John Ueilly, of this Iwrough, now owns n
trotting stallion, said by those who assume to
know to le the fastest trotter in the enmity.
A large number of new coal cant were re
ceived in the coal regions of thia county the
p.-nt week. They were needed very badly.
Democrats, be on your guard for"roorlwck"
and campaign stories from now until election
day. lnn't let them cheat you ont of your
vote.
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A new time table went into effect on the
I'ennsylvnnin Kailroad last Sunday. The
change- on the Tyrone & Clearfield branch is
very slight.
Jim Morrison killed a four-pronged buck
lust Saturday aflrroonn, near Cold Stream, in
tioshen township, themiddlc of which dressed
eighty pounds.
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Vo mn get all the different varieties of
fresh meat at Brown's market, on Fine street,
four mornings in the week. See card in
another column.
Mr. Kit Bloom, we learn, has quit superin
tending the hotel at DuBoisand relumed to
Clcarlleld. Mr. Dultois has leased his hotel
to other parties.
Our Democratic county and State tiefcet is
a good one. Next Tuesday is election day.
U-t us poll a rousing Drnineratlr majority for
the whole ticket
Corn husks are wiling In Philadelphia at
H per ton, Mug alsjut double the price of
hay. The demand comes from the manu
facturers of huk nmt tresses,
Mr. C. S. Jones, the Domestic si-wing ma
chine agent, y ill remove to Bedford this week,
where he vill mianontty hs-atc and engage
in the sewing machine business.
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The jessamine w hich bUsnns ut Charleston,
S. C.t in February usually, now lines the road
nidi's In full hlooin a consequence of the
plienomcnal weather of the preoent time.
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Jere McKibbin, of I'htladelphia, a No. 1
landlord, and well-know n in this county, has
gone to St. Joseph, Missouri, to take charge of
a new hotel there, owned by Dr. ItichmoiHl
The loyt engaged in the usual nmount of
deviltry on Monday night, and on Tuesday
moniing there was a general dcmornliwilion
among signs, strps, ami all movable prcrty.
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(in thursdayof thia week Johnstown will
be Invaded hy a delegation from the city of
Baltimore over the new Somerset and Cam
bria Kailroad and the Baltimore and Ohio
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A nwit aud comfortable depot bnildiiiK haa
just been completed nt Keynoldsvllle by the
A. V. IC K. Comimny. A new building of
the same kind Is needed very much at Fen
fteld. Fmf. W. S. l.uthcr has been hunting a wife
for the past ten or twelve yeans nnd has mar
ried n Boyh at last, and a very fine young
lady ton, at that Accept our congratula
tion. t mi
The nstm m-enlly occupied by James 1'.
Slaver's harness shop on Market sreet Is
Mug retired and fixed up for a grocery and
provision store, to le oi upied by James K.
Watson.
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The regular meeting of tlicHmik and Ud
der Company will le held this (Tuesday)
evening. November U. Irf-t all thememWrs
Ik- preseni as there is business nf imsrtance
to In transacted.
Ilish I. Wallace arrived at home last week
from 1'rineeton Col leg. H Iwonghi ea
tarrh with him, which he wears on his right
hand. As soon as his painful pet w ill permit,
! he wilVrclnrn to his studies.
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James J. Adams has Is-en apisdnted fwws
enger iuul tlrst-class freight agent at Clearfield,
vice (1. W. Iteynolda, decrnaeil, to dale from
November nth, 11. The appointment U a
gMl one, licstowed tipon one dewcrving of H.
We i-ongratnlate James on his promotion.
Tire ancient weather pmphcts, a-half mi
lury or more ago, alwavs prepared U it snow
ii) iM-cordamv w ith the amount of dust that
ctiMed the preceding Summer. If that rule
hold goiHl at this late day of conglomerated
J idrns, hsik out for deep snowa next Winter ;
fume had an abundance of dn-t last Snm-
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The eldenhip. of Die Church or una,
nrter a amsifin or o few days at Mts hanlcs
burg. Fa., ndjonrnedon Tuiwlny of last week
to meet In Mt Joy, Unwtcr eounty, next
yiir. The Stationing Committee announced
the appointment for thcum-nt year, and
ataong them wa find that I. Bergstresser la
kjosted at HonUdale and 1). H. Mumma
at ClenrfMd.
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LESSON IN PRONUNCIATION.
Haul MuHtt-r June, "Now uuiMt we gj
n iiiioiu tifiay to tn ure-po,"
IjimkIiwI nrntti Mint Jown, "IhIidiiKI nay no
a'1' Ntnrt lit ouce to the tlay-ito.'1
KmiM Mr, Jimr, "In (uifk-atep, oh.
i v u an run uon u to lite tliHiio.'
(inwin d Mr. Jonra, "It 'a mijehty hut.
touriMj you ail to the rii-ot. "
Tlitm HHifltftA of iinmutieiation
wutiiti not im il they'd rail it "Matiuii."
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Flwk ha the largca. atw-k of laclirtV 1I
mniM ami coata in Ch'arhVhl.
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Any remedy that ulways cvinriilcn with
then medical rU natum run at) dieuM.
I'KKl'KA.
Tlie foumluliou walls of the new hotel at
Curweiisvilleare completed. Messrs. Hoover,
Hughes A Co, of Fhiliphurg, have the eon
tract for putting up the building.
Wanted f-A,im turned cant hook stocks of
goial sound sugar maple. FrojKisals w ill be
received for lowest cash price to lie delivered
on cars hy
A. KKNXAitii, Clearfield, lVnn'a.
Jiuiici K. Hamcr, administrator of the
estate of Win. 1 Hamcr, deceased, late of
Decatur township, advertise some valuable
real estute, to Is? sold on the iitilh of Xoveiu-
ls-r. The land Is underlaid w ith several veins
tif cool.
The lilK'l suit w herein Kjc-Senatnr Feale, of
IxK k Haven, ia plaint iff, and K. C. Humes,
President of the First National Bank of
Bcllcfoiite, is defendant, is an interesting topic
of conversation just now in Centre and Clin
ton count iea, and is ereutingsoiue excitement.
Judge Cummin, of Williumnport, in sen
tencing a man for carrying concealed weajtoiis
suid: "There are only twochi-wca that carry
conmded weapons ; one clam is com jm wed of
cowards nnd the other villains; six months
imprisonment, fin flue, and cost of pntsecu
tion.1 Sehoitl teachers are nNuested to call aud
see a sample of the scholars' certificaiea
printed at the Hum hj.ii as office. The name
of the teacher, school and any study desired
printed in the report. Price 7' cents for (list
hundred, anil M irnts for each additional
hundred.
Death of JKoseM Haifa. Mtmn Bailey, an
old und well-known citizen of the county,
died at his home in Pike township on Mon
day forenoon, nhout 10 o'clock, after an illness
of a week or ten days. Typhoid fever and
inllamation of the lungs are what caused his
death. He wus aged alsmt .V or r(i years.
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The BlfKimshurg (Pa.) Columbian (isrfAwo-
ocrat has improved its Iwal piige w ith a drcsH
of new type, and the office has been removed
into a new building esjtecially ewted for the
piirpfMc. We congratulate the Cuhtmhum
(which by the way is a good and enterprising
journal ) on this evidence of pniKH'rity.
A few of the Ikivs belonging to 1he HiKk
and bidder Company were out last Friday
afternoon under the supervision of Foreman
Walters for practice. The bidders were placed
in position ina little lew than no time. If
the weather is favorable, the mcmlters of the
comp'in will meet for practice next Saturday
nfrernoon at 3 o'clock, sharp.
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Mr. Matthew (). Wilson, of Bradford town
ship, duuiH-d a lot of the finest and largest
apples in our Imsket for the Itoys one day hist
week that we have had the pleasure of at
tacking for a long time, They were delicious,
and Mr. W. will please nen-pt the thank of
all employees in the liKrTliucAN office, who
have voted him lobe a prince of good fellows.
Mourning Vail Lott! A large mourning vail,
wrnpjs d up in a piece of newspaKrt was lost
somewhere between Clearfield and Curwens
ville on the l!Mh of Octolier last The finder
will receive the thanks of the owner and be
rewarded beside by leaving it at either the
railroad ticket offices at Clearfield or Cnrwens
ville. It is supposed to have been left in the
nr.
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There are in PennsyUaniaalone 4.IMMI men,
women and children who are totally blind.
The pcrilsof mining are eloquently illitstnited
by the melancholy fact that in the anthracite'
counties the number of blind (H-rsons is much
greater, considering the population, than in
any other portion of the State. Luzerne is
credited w ith having JJ7, Luckawnna 17 and
Mihuvlkill llfl.
The third quarterly meeting of the present
Conference year will Is held in the Clearfield
M. K. Church on the appmacliing Sabbath.
Preparatory services will is held on Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday evenings. Presid
ing Khler Meiiarrnh is expected to conduct
the service on Friday evening, nnd to preach
a sermon on Sunday evening. Communion
services will Is? held on Sabbath,
The depredations of sneak-tbieies in tbi
vicinity have been it-ported during the past
week. The clothes-line iu Mr. W. J. Hoffer'a
garden was cut and a number of garments
taken, as well as a piece of the line. A load
or two of buck-shot would go a great way in
putting a stop to this contemptible business.
It is bojied our citizens will be on the alert
and exiKjwe these petty thieve, if podble.
The Cotvminan, published nt Bloomsburg,
Columbia county, says: "Buckwheat flour is
now selling at $1 per barrel, the highest price
ever know u in this county, nnd it is hard to
get at that. At such figures pisr people can
not afford to eat it nnd will lie compelled to
oonline themselves to the liest superfine heat
flour, which can Is-had for much less. A burn
full of buckwheat isasmnll fortune just now.'
"Pinkeye," n fatal disease among horses
in the western States, has made its apiiear
mice ill Pittsburgh. Sudden rhangi-s in the
weather ami dampness are the chief causes.
The disease attacked the hordes of Philadel
phia in Ktl "i and histed a year or more.
The treatment at first was to bleed the horse,
but Ibis proved fatal in almost every ease,
and finally they administered tiinulnnta,
which Wiis Miivessful.
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We notice by the Altoona Stttuhtg f Vr that
a birthday party was given at the residence
of Mr, Frank Kilter, a former resident of this
place, hut now of that city, on Monday even
ing, (Molar a Ith. The party wasgivrnin
honor of Mr. Kilter's twenty-fifth birthday,
and nasn pleasant affair. (Juitea number of
Altismn's young ladies and gentlemen were
present Among those present was Mr. Jerry
Con drill, Mr. Kilter's employer, and one of
Altoona's courteous and prominent business
men.
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Jacob Bitgtli $tat Nearly every mer
chant nnd many other business men in Clear
field county were well acquainted with Jacob
liiegcl. We clip the follow ing from the Phila
delphia flreorrf, of the 2(h nit.: The estate
of the late Jacob Keigel, dry good merchant,
of the value of fcW(,1!tt.1 1, was distributed
yesterdity by Judge Ashman among the widow
snd four children tif the deceased. Mrs.
Iticgel was awarded e7(t,"17.:t.1. and each of
the children .(HI. This was only per
sonal properly.
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Mark Twain b Mew Book.Y.V. Bliss Co.,
nf Newark, N. J., have ent ns descriptive
circular of a new book by Mark Twain, en
titled, "Thr I'rinrrnmitthf Vrnwr." It is now
in nrem, and will soon be issued, nnd will
make an elegant Holiday Present It will
lie a square octavo of alsmt 4( page, and
Hi fine Illustrations, handsomely bound.
This new volume pmmise In many respect
to surpass his previmis work aud will be a
nire treat to the thousands nho want It. D
ill Ih wdil only by sulMTjptlnn, and Agents
are wanted. See advert iarmetit in another
coin nin. i t m
font of tour Dancing. An rxrhauge says
that Hi 1st Ihiiialdson, F.q., a young lawyer
nt Kmlenton. Pa., engaged In a social dance
recently, and the Presbyterian church of
w hie h he was a member dam-ed him outside.
He apM-aled to the Clarion Presbytery, but
It sustained the action of the session. He
then took his case to the Hynod f F.rie,
which convened on the 90tli of (Mols-r. and
after a pntirnl hearing, the Hynml sustained
the Presbytery by a large majority, and Mr.;
P. gave notice tliat h would carry his case,
to the General Assembly which meets nt ,
Siiringfield. nilnois, In May, 1!.
My daughter's Paralysis atuxi disappeared
from the use of Pkutna. B. C. Hu-km, Pitts
burg, Pa.
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Coat and dolman lor ladies uiaiiu
factured fntiuthefinctitiuuterial and trimmed
in the moat fashionable stvtea at Flecks.
The bent clothing for the least money can
be found at Gainzburg'smotft reliable Clothing
Store, WcHttrn Hotel corner, In Clean-field.
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Thomas A. Fleck's new stock of good has
arrived, and it now Is-ing ojs'iicd out for pub
lic iuHpeetiun. Call and aee the new styles
in colors and shapes in millinery goods, and
ladies' dress gKts,
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Biack$mith Wanfdf A good blacksmith
is wanted at Wallaceton. The location is a
good one, and a good mechanic ran make
money. For information apply or write to
Frank (1ns, Wallaceton, Pa.
How it wa Done. "How do you manage,"
said a lady to her friend, "toapjiear so happy
and good uaturcd all the timer "I always
have Parker's ( linger Tonic handy," was the
reply, "und thus easily kccpjnysclf and fam
ily in good health. When I am well I always
feel good natured." Head nltout it in another
column.
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Fin at Bamtid. t leant from the Cur
wcnsville Timtt that on Tuesday night of last
week a fire broke out in the carriage house
belonging to Mr. Horace Patch in at Bunwide,
destroying the building and contents, which
included a mowing machine, twograin drills,
a new two-horse carriage, a new two-horse
sleigh and other articles. The loss is estima
ted at f-j.ldMl no insurance. The fire was the
work of an incendiary.
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the
Postofticc at Clearfield, Pa., fbr the week end
ing Mo1kt 31st, 1k1 :
John Biglow, Wm. Beunette. Joscnli IUm-
urd, J. H. Brown, John Fitzsimmons, Henri'
(irmly, John L. HM1, Samuel Herman, David
Heilrung, C. H. Livingston, J. J. Montague,
Ida Mahew, Malcolm (1. McDonald, Annie
Morgan, Wm. Pickard, Win. Sullen, Annie
Wilkinson.
P. A.tJAi i.ix, P. M.
New Dai Stag Lino. James L. Leay
has succeeded in having a daily mail estal
lisbed Im ween Clearfield and lVnfit ld, and
will hereafter run a daily stage lictwecn the
twos)ints. His contract began with April
1st, and the stage w ill leave Clearfield every
moniing (except Sunday) nt H o'clock, mak
ing connections w illi all trains on the Iow
tirade Kailroad at Pennlield, returning after
the lust train the same evening. Passengers
and freight will lie carried at low rates.
Orders left at any of the hotels will lie
attended to. 4-KJtf.
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Clearfield Coal Trade. Statement of Coal
nnd other freights sent over the Tyrone &
Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Kailroad,
for the week ending Octolter 2'2, 11, nnd the
same time Inst year :
COAL. rosi.
For the week 4V,I7
ani0ti:ue Inntyear 40,111
IiuTfaie tf,025
Frcvioucly during year ISfil, tlft
6tt-ti tiiu tit it yar UI2,2:iB
Innriia...y 44V, 180
Tolal In 1881 Itfto.ftS
Hin tiaa lust ytar l.'ij2,.'U6
lu.Tf.tlC
VTURI rBRIQBTH.
busi er I?5 pun
Mifitell,iiie(iu freiijliti 221 "
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GRANGE MEETING.
The next regulur meeting of the Clearfield
County Pomona Grange, No. ICI, will meet in
the Jlall ol the American Mechanics, Pic's
Ojiem House, 'leartield, on Thurwlav, No
vemls r :td, at '2 o'clock P. H. Let each
working (i range in the county be well rcpie
senteiL Besides the regular order of business,
an address of welcome will he delivered by
J. B. Bead ; reply by K. C. 1 hi vis. Also, ad
dress by L. Denning: Subject, "Large is.
Small Farms." Address hy (inind Ihqmty
P. Qid ; llssav, Miss Mary M- h'eail ; Oration,
Ml I a Ji. Davis; a paper by K. M. Wall nnd
Mis Sophia White, und pnd actions by the
younger iiieni Iters.
Come nnd make this meeting the Is-st ever
held in the count v.
K. M. Davis, MnUr.
M. J. OW'EXs, Scnrtarff.
A Now Post of the G. A. R. Established.
East man Post, No. 22!), G. A. K., was organ
ized nt DuBols, this county, Inst Thursday
evening, nnd was mustered by F. K. Patter
son, Post Commander of Freeport Post, No.
M2, assisted by comrade of Posts from
Keynoblsville, Clearfield nnd other places.
Hiram T. King, P. C, Joseph Lucas, Captain
Amos Kow nnd James Sutton represented
Urrimcr Post, No. 17, of Clearfield. The
present officers of Eastman Post, No. 2"M. are
as follows, viz :
P. V.U M. Tmxell.
N. V. C John M-(iinnis.
J. V, C.-W. T. Koss.
uariermntrr. James Hines.
timrtermfittiT Nrrgmnt. Andrew King.
Adjutant. A. J. Johnson.
(i. of I). Svlvester Monlthrop.
il of (J. All red Slack.
St rgitint fjur. Thomas Foster.
Chaplain Prank Thorp.
A Word for Ourselves Th long evenings
of Winter are upon us, nnd a good family
newspaper is a luxury one that, wide from
ajiricf resume of general news, keojwvon
posted in what is transpiring in your own
ncighlxirhnod and county, besides giving a
variety of legal matter and miscellaneous
reading. The Kkim'Iii.ii a.v is a welcome
guest Ut many firesides, and is fully up to the
standard of a first-class county puper. Tak
ing the size and everything into consideration,
at H a year, tt is the cheapest psqwr published
in Clearfield county. We feel grateful to our
patrons for the generous support they have
given us in the past, and iu the future we
will endeavor to merit the same. We have
never yet had to oiler a premium, but treated
all alike, nnd give it to all at the same price. It
in the oldest, the largest, has the lnrgest cir
cuhilion, nnd is the official organ of Clearfield
county.
Sudden Death at OuBoie.TUt DuHoi piqKT
says: "On Wednesday, Octolter 2'fth, alwut
11 o'clock, Mr. M. D. Anslcy.nn esteemed citi
zen and prominent druggist of DuBois, ex
pired from apoplexy. At the time of his
death he wiw reading a note in front of
S-h n em's gnieery store, and without nny
previous intimation befell over. Kcv. I Ic trick
was passing at the time nnd attempted to
misc. him, hut life was extinct. Physicians
appeared at once and the liody was chafed to
n-store circulation, but to no avail, and soon j
It was realized Unit "Doc." Ansley, a stmng,
hearty man, had runlifr'a race, The grief of
his wife on hearing the sorrowful tidings wns
exci-eilingty frantic and distressing. Mr. Ans-
ley has lieen subject tosjsqilexy.nnd hence his
denth did not aoruirprise the people as it
otherwise might. He was highly esteemed
by the people and leavi-s many friends. At
the lime of his death he was alsmt .'W years
old. He leave a wife, but no other family.
Hi father, who live in Indiana county, has
been summoned and preparation nre Is ing
made to take the Isidy there for burial." I
He was a son of Dmiiel Ansley, High Sheriff
of Indiana county.
TO ALL SOLDIERS WHO SERVED
WITH REYNOLDS.
At a meeting held at the Vnion League in
Philadelphia, on the 1st of July, tr!, the
eighteenth anniversary of the death of lien.
John Fulton Keynolds at Gettysburg. It wns
resolved to form nn association to erect an
equestrian statue of the hemic soldier. Mr.
J. E Temple snl.Tils d twenty-five thousand
dollars. The Grand Army of the Kemiblie,
the Soefetv of the Army of the 1'ntmtioc. the
Pennsylvania Keserre, the ,'kl l.H. Artillery,
the Mh and the 14th l. S. Infantry, the
Amocintion of (irnditate of West Point the
First Corps, the Third Corps, the Eleventh
Corp, nnd Bntord's Cavalry Division, and
other military and civil nrganlnittnna heartily
eiidorw the peqswd Monument a a fitting
recognition of ItVvnolds' service All atddlers
n lio nerved with Keynoliln are invited to con
tribute according to their mean. A dollar
from every man who was with Reynold in
hia sneccwive command, from the time he
left Went Point until he fell at Gettysburg,
will abundantly provide, the sum required.
Send whatever yod can give, lie it much or
little; do what you can to secure auiuioni
subscription, and forward them to J. G.
Kosknoartkk. Treasurer, KW Walnut St..
Philadelphia, who will promptly acknowlege
the rectipt. By order of the KxeeutiveCom
tnlttc, Iter nolds' MiHiument Assoctation.
A. U Ct BT1H, Vrttifeaf.
AGENTS WANTED,
Lo t and Wiikk or GABKiti.n: Embrac
ing au Account of HiaStruggh in Child liooit ;
His Career ns a Soldier; HisSucivsKasa States
man ; His Elevation to the Presidency ; Hia
Dastardly Assassination. By John' Clurk
Kidputh, LL. D. Published by Jones Bmtbers
it Co., Cincinnati, Chicago, Philadelphia,
Kansas City.
8.. hia Ufa bai flowad
From Iti myderioui urn a saarad atrtam,
la nhora ln drptb lb bsiutitul and pur
A I iim ar airror'd ; wklch, though tha-jat of 111
May hovar round itt aurUca, clidsi ia llgh
And takti no aoadow from (beta."
An honest biography ia one of the noblest
works of the writer of literature. A thor
oughly reliable biography of Garfield will
take high rank iu English classic. No sub
ject can more surely inspire the pen with
eloquence, nor more certainly convey to the
youth hemic endurance, lofty patriot ihm, and
final realization of the noblest ambition. To
convey a proper idea of its moral grandeur,
all coin muu -place words are impotent. r
Dr. Bid ath is a pmfessor of belles-lettres;
an exKrt in the science of language; on
essayist of enviable reputation; one of the
most eminent of living historians; nnd he1
not only brings to thia work a heart full of
love and reverence for its subject, but a mind
completely stored w ith Its lore, nnd capable
of using it to the liest advantage. Advance
sheets, which we have examined, indicate
careful prepnmtion, nnd are evidently the
work of a ripe scholar, and a most fascinating
writer, lsith of which term ngree with the
reputation already established by the learned
author.
Wc are persuaded that this is the work
the Americnn people want as a iiennancnt
memorial of Garfield ; nnd that, compared
with the cheap and flimsy so-called biogra
phies of the great dead wilh w hich the conn
try is now flooded, it alone is worth reading
or preserving. So far as our observation ex
tends, this is true. The catch-penny liooks,
made njnm the spur of the occasion simply
to sell, nre hasty compilation from newspa
per articles or camjiaign manuals rcvunipcd.
Itndly arranged nnd cheaply put logetber,
and will not stand the test of critical exami
nation. They are not worthy of a place in
any family library, and nre practically a fraud
upon purchasers.
We feel sure thut in buying a record of the
life of one whose services added fresh lustre
to the American name, a majority of our
reader desire the lest, and that they will lie
letter pleased to wait a reasonable time for
its preparation by au author known to be
coniM'tcnt and conscientious in his lal sirs,
than to purchase au anonymous volume hast Hy
compiled from questionable authority, un
couth in its nppeurnnce, its expressions, and
illustrations. We are informed that agents
in all (tarts of the country arc now taking
orders for it, nnd that it pmmise an unpre
cedented sale.
MR. LUTHER EXPLAINS.
.
Etinnit Bi:ri tu n an Ihnr Sir: Will
you please allow me a little spai-e in your
pjqHT to correct a false impression given by
the contemptible editor of the Curwensville
'J'imm. During the past week I have receiveil
si' vend copies of the Timrn from my friends in
different parts of the county, containing the
following :
'i'mf. V. S. Luther Mas married lust week.
All we've got to say of Luther is he 11 never
get along well until he calls ot this office nnd
pays two little wcoiint wc have ngaiust him.
One for suliscriptioii and one for programme
oft he closing exen-ises oft he Pennville Normal
School."
Now, Mr. Editor, I don't pnitse to give
my opinion of the insignificant human form
that presides over the Timrn, but give the facts
to the ftcople and let them judge his actions
for themselves. I ot programme printed at
the Wmoiotlice, as time would not permit me
to get them from Clcarlleld to distribute iu
time for the close of school. 1 called the
following week at the oltiee to my for them,
but no one was to lie (bund. I called twice
since, when at Curwensville, but found no
one each time. Once when I nil Jed, Mr.
Kaust told me that Bniinard wus away, but
that some of the olhcc Isiys were in town. 1
waited at Mr. Faust's store over two hours to
tind some one to pay the "account" to, but no
one was to le found. I then wnttc to
Hrainunl to send me a bill of the pnigramnie
and I would send him the money. But he
didiHit send it. As tothrsultscriplioii, 1 never
suhscrilied for his paper. It was sent to me.
and I tmid Brninnrd nt the Hhaw J louse in
Clearfield. Decemls-r Mint, 174 nnd took a
receipt lor it. If he has any other sultscrip
tion account I knew nothing of it.
If Hrflinnrd will send me the accounts I
will send him the mono v. 1 have a little
account of e-"" against Brainard, that has
lieen standing for over eight years, and w hich
limitation has cancelled. J never expect to
get it; but Brainard' money is ready any
time he lets me know the amount. 1 have
had printing done nt the Bkitw.ican,
Journal, Cittun, DuBois Courier nnd Osceola
fieretlte oil ices, and I believe that none ot
them have lost anything by non-payment yet.
These nre the facts, nnd Brainard 'a meanness
is now left to the public.
Yours, respectfully,
W. S. Lt'THCH.
Pentield, Pa., Oct. 2, 1HH1.
"ARBOR DAY."
To thr Public .
Believing that the school property of the
county can U made more attractive by plant
ing suitable shade tree upon the school
grounds, I have decided to set apart Satur
duv.Novemlier Pith, as "Arltor Dny,'nt which
time I invite the teachers, directors, pupils
and parents of each school district in the
county to meet together at one o'clock in the
afternoon nnd select and plant a nuHk-icnt
number ot shade trees, at the same lime pro
vide means for their protection. 1 also
recommend that teac hers (where it has not
nllrendv len done) dti-orate their school
rooms on the dny mentioned. I here is noth
ing that speaks lietter for a community than
attractive nnd well-protected school property,
and nothing that apcukn better for teacher
and pupils than a school-room tastefully
delimited.
Will teachers please seo that this invitation
is dulv circulated in their resjieetivc districts,
and ns earlv as Noveinlwr loth, send nie
the names of nil persons participating.
M. L. Mt VrowN', V)iwy Sup't.
Clearfield, Novemler 1st, 11.
"Did you e those coal" and dolmans for
missrs and ladies?" "Where?" "At Flecks."
"Yes; Arn't they lovely?"
i -
Ladies nre politely invited to call nnd sec
the nice coats nnd dolm.ms for ladies nt
Fleck's store.
(in anil select your choice of n inat or dol
man from Fleck's stock of goods.
Indies' coats at Fleck in all styles and
prices. (Jo nnd sec them.
Ladies' nnd misses' dolmans and fonts ut
Fleck In great variety. '
Fleck makes a specialty of ladies' coals this
season.
Ladies' coat and dolmans at Fleck.
jgltarrlfa.
M'TIIK R BOV II. In DiiHoL, 00 M"ti Jr,
nl J. !. h liar. W. M. lluroblli.il. Mr. W.
Pr-oTT LttTHtu, f l.uth.rlburn, Mii.A.?A J-
Both, of Trjutrllla, P..
KKRI.RV CIITI.IS -In DnlVla, nn Thnn-
M. H'h, IMI1, h, lt. II. M. Burn,. Mr.
Jiir H Viitir. nl R'l-nliurr, P... it, I Mill
LlEXII M. TlllLn. , Of D.11.II, P..
JnllSSTON rnl.l.OM. 0. Thnn.l.T. Ott.
Mlh, l"l, by Kir. W. M. Ilnn.hn.ld. Ut. Jai.
K. Jnnxto.. ind Mill K B. Cni iow, botk
of Dolloii, Cl..rft.ld eonntj, Pcnniylr.nl..
T.INDAt.I. LINDAI.I,. Al Itin mldmra f
Mr. P. ,lohnn. In Ilultoii. on Wodneid., Ort.
1 3th. ll. kr P.'.. W. M. BDr.bB.ld, Mr. J. II
l.i.tiAt.t .nd Mill Kt.irA Lt.nAiL. both of
Uulloli, O.rn.ld M.nlj, P.nDirlranlt.
WF.KP FRKKI.AKI) Ai rrihrlrli
(bitrrh IB Pnrt.ld. on Wmfn.id.,, Cel. Ij. IMS I,
hr II. r. W. M Hlrrbll.ld, Mr Cla ..w. M
,AI nf Wwdrlll., Kill oounlf, P. . .nd Mill
Mdlir r.t.n, of PonH.ld, Cl..rld Co.,P
SIIAPKR-Nrr l,.lb.nlr(, P, nn F.lor.
d.r.Ort. ih, 1SHI, 0. I.i cr, lf. or rNmu.1
Sb.l.r, igod S7 jr.nl, I o.lb 4 d.JI.
Ml tLEN Al 111 bom. Il I..wr.nn. ton
blp, oa Wrdn.ld.r .troin,. Oil. IVlb, ll,
Pmi ir L M ll, ..d Tl j.irl, mtmlbi And
lld.ri.
II. b.l on. to r.,L -
IIPPINCOTT 0. P.l.rd.r, Oil. I, lli'l,
at lb. raildanoo .f bn grand par-", Job. and
Kllia Riir.il, ( L.r..r Cur, P. T..to
Co.. AO Lirri.roTT, io. of I. C. and M. A.
I.l.nl "tl, of Khuhrlb CUT, Now J.rrrr, f"d
4 rtarl, T ainntbi and In dir..
PENT.. In Bralr loirniblp. m Frldar.Oel.
14ib, lil, A. HA CiKPt.iA, Infant daunhiar .1
lillot M and Khiabrib K. P.nli, 1 "onib
and I da; I.
r.rikt. n.r. atMnl from bono b tbalr
cbild 11.1. Ma; tk. Lord Mtnrort lb. I. lb.
nd bor of ib.lr mirll n. J. T. 0.
Specials
OSB II t'SDBBB PlB CT. DuCOlTNt OB OLD
PaiCBi. Hawing Mm bleat en now ba parebaaad
at Marrell'a tin and variety ilore, from $.16 up
ward i. All kindi of iwlt'( uaohinM repaired
on tu ahortait aolioa.
Clearfield, Pa., July 18, 1977.
Wabtbd. Delivered at tba Rail Road.
10ft,iiK 2.laoh aha ad ahinirlM.
PtU.OHO 14-lneb tawed eblagltt,
100,000 fwet of plna buarde.
60(i,oii 14-f.ct ihavod boupi.
5,0i0 railroad lie.
&0,uu feet of good hemlock boardi.
For which I will pay tba bitfbnt market prion,
delivered at OlearnHt, or at any puint on tba
Tyrone A Clearfield Railroad.
J. t, K am in.
Clearfield, Pa., Oct. IS, 18VB tC.
lust Itoeelveil.
Juat HocivcJ by AKXOLD. at
PTIDivi'vevir i r .
Cur Load Noe Kcolin riastort
Cor Load pure Corn, Kyo and OuU
Chop i
Cur Loud Dcitkon Stilt!
Car Load of Clioico Ko roily Flour!
Cur Load Dry Goods, Groceries,
HaTMnntiies, liaik. li. i(. Ties and
Grnin will bo lukon in oxchango.
CurwoD8villo(May 1, 1878.
CLEA.RFJELD MARKETS.
Clk AitriiLDa Pi., Nuveoiber 1. Ishl.
Flour, prr out. J4 10
Baekwbiat lour, pr owl .....
Ooro Meal, per flwt SO
Chop, ry, per awt I fO
Chup, niixitd, pr owt 40
llru. par oH 1 00
Wbe(, per btmiel .,. 10
Rt, per bushel 80
Oiti, per buihel 60
Cora, cr, per bQbL... 40
Buckwhokt, per buibL... AO
(Jlover iecd A nn
Timothy ied " S 75
Potstoei, per buihel I 40
Amtlti. Litr baibel ofl
OnioDi ., S 00
lliroi, tier nound li
fihoul Jt-r, per iouDd ..... 1 1
Drlrd He of, par potini 10
fJlil - lion i, pe-r pair,... &0
uuticr, per poupa
Kl'lti. nur dutnn 11
Halt, per look, Isrge . S On
Coal Oil, por gnlhta 13
Ia-sH, por pound 14
Dried Applai, per pound . ?
Pried 1'earbei, per pound - '2$
lleaiii, ier bunhel 1 (.0
(Oil IHarttt.
Oil Quotations !
CENTRAL PENN'A OIL DEPOT.
UNDERBILL k CO.,
LubrlcaliHr, Iltlhud It .Vlneri'
OILS,
rUlIJPSBUKG, l'LNX'A.
W( quel our brindi of Petroleum and otbsr ol la
(iulijtel Im markrt rhagwi) delivered free by
our Hpeclal OH Car, when p suing the
nation at whirb tujen desir
deli-ery.
Refined Oil, 116 d'ff. Fire Te-t.
Hcfined Oil. 1.10 " " " .
p.r gal..
I
Prime White, 160"
Water White. 140" " "
Torch 0.1, 174
M intra' lamp oil, SAO "
Benin, 73 Uravity
Naptba, 74 "
(iaauline, PH "
Prepared Kailtlau-D.H
Pit Oar Oil
Truck Axle Oil
No, 00 Car Oil
No. 0 Car Oil
No. 1 Car Oil
No 3 Car Oil
No. 2 Car Oil
Frank tin Natural Lubricating.
WetYa. Nat. Lubricating
Franklin 2e deg. Uravity
" Kxtra (Winter)
" Medium Winter
" Zero loot
Wmt Va. Kilra Winter
" " Medium. "
ftlaok Diamond
Ureeo Kiidioe ,.u
Uoldeu "
Am dor '
XXX
Kalra Htnj Spindle Oil
Cylinder Oil, tttra Drigbt..,..
Mitrhleni Cylinder Oil
No. 2
Kxtra Signal Oil
Wool Oil, No. 1
Lard Oil (eitra)Winter
" " No. 1
MiDcra' Vellow, 3 gradt
" Kitra No. 1,B gradeaH
White 8 gradea
Linaeed, No. I, (beat American)
Turpentine (Kuby)
Tannera' Oil Upper)
" " (Sole)
No (iooda at HetalL Prlrea C.uaraiitced
BBAra sincnot-aita.
Tyrone At J. Hurley A Bona' Coal Yard,
lloutxdale At Van Do fen A Co.'a Stone Ware
house.
CurwenaTille Frnrne n arehouit near Railroad
Station.
Eleniburg Railroad Station.
Addren all ordure to
LOCK BOX 69, Phlllpaburg,
Centre county, Pa.
May 4, 'l-ly.
?lrw drrrtijSftucntis.
IHTKAV tTi:Kn.-Ceni treapaailng on
j the pratniiea of Richard Freeman, in Pike
lownaliip. nn or about the 30 ib day of July laat,
a HUD ATE Kit, shoot two yeara old, with a
5ieoe off the right car and tip of the tail white,
be owner, or ownera, will iloaae oome forward,
pro re rroprrty, py ooitt and take bitu away, or
ho will le dipiiCt of ai lb law direefi.
nn iiAHU i" tsr-tJiA.
CurwenaviMo. Pa., Oot. 2A, JI 3'".
C(H HT ritOCLAMATION.-WinnsAa,
Hon. 0. A, MAY tilt, l'rei Loot Judz of
(be Court nf Common Plena of hn twenty-fifth
Judiclnl Diatriot, oompoaed of the oountiea of
C'lrartlild, Centre and Clinton, and Hon, Arrah
Ooprs and 1 1 r. VittrKNT B. Holt, Aatociate
Judaea of Clearfield county, hare bailed their
precept, to nie directed, for the holding of a Court
of Common liea at tb Court lloua, at Clear
field, in and for the count? nf Clearfield, com
mencing on the Her nnd Monday of November,
beliiff the I Ith day of the mo lit It, and coo
tiDiiii g two week.
NOTICE ia therefore hereby iirej to juron and
witnennea in and for aaid county of 0 tear ft old to
be and appear in their proper periona. at 10
o'clock A.M. of aaid dny, to do thofe thinga
whirb in their behalf pertain In be dime.
01VEN under my band at Clearfield, thia 3rtfa
any or Onlober, lo the year of our Lurrt one
Itionaantl eight hundred and eltitTono.
JAME4 MA1IAFFKV, Sheriff.
Oct Jier 31 tf.
rpitlAI. I.I-.T The following la a Hit of
X oauaei ael down for trial Tor o rem her term,
coinnienoing November 14th, I HH J :
riaar wikk anonnn Hotinar,
A I i 11' D T.t. W T Gr...lran al al
J. M. tt J. I. Meke'e, va. Jacob W, llnwdrlck,
Q. II. Onodlander, V. Kramar A itell,
U. II. (ioodleoder, 'ra. Kramer A Hell,
lll-t.. V... A r m t..hn ll..llaia
M. M. DoBree, A im t. va. Wood'd Fire Brick Co.
Itriiet Maker, VI. A. V. Kailroad Co,
J. H. M'Farlaue A Co , Wm. W'aatorer,
.lobu Clark, va. Andrew Penti,
Robert Brown. vr. Adam Mnrer at, al,.
J. 8. hny leret. al, va. f boa. A. McUoa at. al.
Iianlel H nr ter, v, J'a"i. A. MoOee at. al.
Tboa. W-Uoo eL al. va. Y. A h. M. Cuudriet.
aiconn witrit tnt imnAV.
B. D. FohnonoTer, va. Tboa. Kyler et. al.,
D A 7.. L Ilartfborn, vi. K. P.. Neeper,
llint.a A Kile. VI. Uuraoa Paiobin,
Tboa. .ell et. al., vi. H. P. Hhenk et. al ,
Wm. liarne, a. Iterwind, While A Co ,
,lamee T. Iennard, wa. C. II. Coryell,
Catharine A Jno. Ilinr, va. Andrew Penta,
Oeorg H. .rlltr, ra. li. II. Wiglon.
Higlrr, l oung A K-tJ, va. jotin huudi',
Uigler.VoungA Kttd, va. John lkuMote.
.1. C. Mitfhfl), va. 'loraee I'atchin,
J. 8. Dftrkalreiei, va. 0ca-i!a II. A. h Aa'n,
John McDenney, a. J. II. Hewitt,
John McPenny, va.J. ll. Hewitt,
Michael Mojer, va. A data Hoyer, Br,
JAMES K EH It, Prdhonotary
October Irt, '81 te.
EXECUTORS' SALE
OF VA1XABI.I-
REAL ESTATE !
HY virtue nf an order nf lha Orj-ljani Court of
Clearfield oounty, Pa., there will be ainnaed
tn tml. lie eale at the IOI UT HOOK. In Clear
field, Penn'a, on
Saturday, November 10th, 1881,
The fnllnwtnr at-rt Werdl piece of ral aetata of
KlCltAKi) MIMW.HH., lato of Lawrenoe town
ithip, Cleaffleld county. Penn'a, d-peaad, via :
All that eHain pleoe of laad ailuatetn Lawrenna
tnwnal.ip, Clearfield oounty, bounded aa followa :
beginning at a poat nn Clearfield creek, at ford
ing on town-hip rotid i thenee north It degree
weal 217 perrbea to pott at bridge over rprmg
i-ma ib Una of land of Jniet-h Ooofl t ibenoeaoaih
27 degreea tail by land of Jnaeph Unnn 0 per
rhea to a pott by aide of Nancy Oden'a lei ;
thene by her land oooth 40 dfgreea art 64 par
nhee to poat by two wfaHo pinaa t thence loath 44
decree weit by Nancy Ogdea'a lot 12 perch to
a put on fJff of larapik aonih 43 degrade eait
13 perrnea lw w&ite eoetn aa jg.-eo-a-i
Sit tierehea 1 brtdfe; thenoe down ereea tlte Mt
era! eoaraeaand dutance to plae of bglnaing.
Htntainlng 7n aarea, mora or leaa, ana aaring
hereon ereoted a frame noun and bare, and, ilau
a beirlng orchard.
terms or s.n,t:t
One third flaah, one-third ia one year. nne-thirA
la two yaara wiiu latertal, aetturtd by bond and
mortgage. A. II MMW,
JOHBPH HAW,
Bteeutorv.
Clrarfleld, Pa., Oot t, ii it.
5Jrur gydvfrtljrmrntt.
Fineet Dry Good,
Beet Boot and Stioee,
At H. A Kratior :
lO-M-ly. .
AUDITOR'14 NOTICE.-Notl Il heroby
flvea that 6. T. Breokbank, Auditor p
pointed by the Court, to dlprMor the eiceptlooa
filed to the aeoouot of the hieoutora of the 1st
of JoHpb A. Caldwell, late el Pike towoihip,
aveeatea, win aneau to me outtei of all appoint
moot at bia ntfto la Clearfield borough, at 1
o'olook P. M. en MUNI-AV, NuVtMltI K Mil,
Is-il, when aud where all parllei bit fretted may
oenu. B. 1. IIKUUKIIAAK.
Clearfleld, Pa., Oot. 10th, 1881 HI.
CAIITI(N,-AII peraon ar hereby warned
againatpnrchaaiDf or ia any wny meddlioK
with the folio win ptrmnal properly, now In the
paealuu or HAM L Kb MOOKK, of Lumber
Cfiy, rla: Oao atove, I cupboard, 1 eiteneion
table, I be ill, and other art idea aot sereeeary to
nanliuo. Tb abort property waa pa re bated by
and I have left tbrui with the aald tSaintie!
Moore on loan only, utjct Iu uiy or dor at any
time. UHKMl tl IL a.
Lumber City, IV. Oat. 10, IbHlHi
"Notice Iu Divorce.
RaAB Jiri Out) as,
liy bar next friend,
t J oil 0. Kkp,
va.
W. 6. OttDaV .
Id Coram ob Pteai
of Clearfield oounty
No. 28i Jaoutry T.,
1
An aliaa fabpwna In thia nana havinn been re
turned, ltofendant not found, notice ia hereby
fir en to Defendant to appear at the next Court
of Common Pleaa to be held oo the ltd Monday of
hofeiober, and abow eauae. It any be baa, wby
the libellunt ahoold nnt be divorced.
JAMKS MA1UFFEV, Slier iff.
Clearfield, Pa., Oct. IV, 1841 -4 1.
JTarm for Sae '
TIIR anderairned ofTera for aal ONB IH'N
DHKU ACKKS of bla fine farm alluated
in Lawreno townahip, Clearfield county. Pa., on
the main road leading from CI earns) J boron gb to
AnaooTiile. There it about 80 aorea elearad and
under flood cultivatioo. with two good oreharde
of oliokca fruit, a good aorintf of pure water, and
anew Irani hnose, 10x10 feet, and other out-
buildiDga, and alao thereon timbarand boa tit i for
a b.irn. The fartr la underlaid with THUrjE
VK1NH OF COAL. The under vein ia now
open. For further particular call on J. F
Mokenrick, bio , In Clearfield, or on the prom-
iiea where the uiiJemijfoed now reidea.
J. H. JUUMU.N.
Curwenaillla, Pa., Oct. 10, lSSl-lim
VTOI'H K OF M("OIU'm4TIN
1 Notice li hereby given that an application
will be maila under the Aet of Aiaombly of the
Commonwealth of Penney Iranta, entitled "Au
Aot to pro viae for tbo looorporetion of and regula
tion of certain corporation!," approved April 30,
IH74, aud the Acta aupplementary thereto, for the
charier of an Intended corporation to be called
"The New Vork and Paonaylvania Coal Com
pany," the character end object of which la to
purcbaae and leao coal tanda, to open minea
therein and work the eaine, to mioa, prepare for
market, abip. (ran -port nod buy and ael I eoal,
coke, eoal dual and luel manuiaoturad toerelrom
and for theae purpoaea to have, poiaeae and enjoy
all the righta, benefita and pririlegea aonlerred
by the aaid Act of Aaicmbly and the auppleiueuli
l Hereto.
HEAD A PETIT, Potioilora.
olS Walnut Hi., Phil.
O.it. 10, 1881 St.
a. nAnoAim.
VALUABLE LANDS FOE SALE I
rpQE undenlgned offer a for aalo two valuable
X larma aituatca in Lawrence towninip, a oi
Id wa :
One hundred and twenty (130) aeraa cleared and
a good alate of cultivation, and having thereon
erected ft largo and fine frame dwelling houae, two
large frame barne and other neceaaary outbuild
ing!, together with a large orchard, good water,
Ac , Ac.
beventy acrea eleared and unJer oultivattm,
but with no huildinna.
The aaid landa are eltuate within 24 mi lea of
Clrerfielil and the Pennsylvania Kailroad. and are
underlaid with bltuminone coal and fire-clay.
Keaaon for Helling. Declining health of owner
For further particular. Inquire of the tuheoribtr,
J. PHANK SNYDER. Att'y for Owner.
Clearfield, Pa , June 1Mb, leSI-tl.
ATOTICE. In the e-lata of Reuben - el man.
Xl In the Orpbana' Court of the oounty of
Clearfield, Fa.
To 6a it i m McCi - inn JoM IUtuohii:
Taka notice that you are required to appear In
our aaid Court on the 14lh day of November, A.
D. ltSI, or ahow cauae, if any you have, why a
decree of apecitlo performance ahould not be
entered on the petition of H. D. Hue and Rachel
Neiman.Aumiolatratort of Reuben Neimao, dee d,
with U. W. Oailarfaer aud Mary Uellajrber,
widow of Jameo OaHngber. deooaaed, upon a ooo-
traot dated April JUh, 1 T I , Tor that oertam lot
aituata tn New Waahington borough, beginning
at a poat on alley at oorner of achool home lot ;
theno aouth t:i degreea 1 .S9 feet to poat on
Vlaebingtoo atreat : thanoe north along natfatng-
Ion atreet 43J degreeacart 07 feet to-poat ; theuoe
along alley auutb 34 degree a weat 82 4-10 feet to
poit and place of beginning.
jab. m a u Ai" r r, i , mgu o&erin.
ShrrifTi Office, Cleariield. Pa., Oot. 10, 'HI-3U
JURY MST Namei and location or tboae
periona drawn a jurora to aerva at Novem
ber term, commencing on the tcoond Monday,
(14th), and oontinutng two week:
Travebsi Jo rom, Mom-oat, Novftuarn 14rn.
FJenry Rride, Clearfl'ld,'N. Kephart, Denatur,
Daniel Fault, Curwe'ile ' II. Pai-more, Ferguaon,
JameaWard, Iloutadale, Daniel Curlay, Urabam,
II. II, Hart man, " IC. K. McDonald, Uullch.
Corneliua Kern, " Juaeph Perry, Karthaua,
Itenj. ISwajrart Oioeola, John Mom, Morrii,
Henry Doita, Recnaria, Jraa Ilea ma, "
Philip Shatter, Itell, I William Cleaver, Pike,
A it am Weaver, Bloom, j II Fullmer, Sandy,
Witeon Hoover, U"gg, ;S. M. Tintboff, "
Wm. Dugao, " J. 0. Raird, "
A. Mctjailken.nradf'rJ, J. P. Taylor. "
Daniel Lita. " 1 ( F. Harb v, Sr, Union
Nathan Rritbin, llrady, It. Owena, Woodward,
Ahram Rutta, Durnalde, Jo. Aleiaader, "
Paul Mctlarvav. Cheat, .0, H. Hall, "
Edward Teat. Decatur, K. Conninghamt
Milton Owen, " Hugh Conoo,
FlCOB D WlKK MoRPir, KuYEHOKR 3 I AT.
Gen K. Doyle, Ptearfi'ld, Jaa. McKean, Decatur,
A. E. Patton, Curwe lie, Andrew Oearharl, '
Ed. Livingstone, " I Andrew Kephart, "
l.evt (larnaoe, " 1 lliraio Straw, Jordan,
Pat Cop-jrrove, Houta'le, A. Ttanhin, Karthaua,
T.J Or-iom. Reeearia, 1 K. J. lilliland, "
Joaeph lickcy, " i laraal Hhngert, I-awr'ca,
0. D. Kendcll, Rlooro, jOeo. D. Hexi, Morriff,
Jno. M . ( baae, llngffa, Wm. MeCune, "
J. II. Stewart, Rradiord, Milton Rend, Pike,
Oeo. 0 Kirk, Brady, jil.B. Bartlatt, Baady,
W ro. Hollopeter, " W. C Aula,
David Hood, Rurnaida, 'David Buttera, "
John Kunii, ' John Blair, "
W. If. Wagoner, Chaal. M. A. rJlioff, Woodward.
Wm. Meiiarvey, " :S. T. Henderion, "
F. H. Nevllrg, Corlne'o, lifo. Rhodea, "
Dukt Coptlia, Decatur, j John Truman "
We the underalgned hereby certify that lha
foregoing liat of naine-a of peraona were drawn by
oa on the 1 8tb day of October A. I. 18MI, aa
Travarae Jurora Ut the November Term of
Court, commencing tn the eeet-nd Monday, ia
correct, and waa drawn eeenrding to law, ia ac
cordance with an order of the Hon Uharlea A.
Mayer, Preiident Judge of the aaid Court.
JAMKS MAHAFFKY, Sheriff.
A.J.JACKSON,
II. ltHIDtiK,
Jury Cnmiuiaaioncra.
Clearfield, Pft., October 2Mb, lASl-to.
The News From
MOORE'S?
THEI HAVE JUST EECEIVED
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Boots and Shoes,
ats and CapJJ
AND
That Ever Came into the
County,
AT THEIR STOKE, R001I 0. 1
OPERA HOUSE,
f.l ). C. TOM V , MOOR 11.
ClMrlrU, ra,, !.-l. il, mo-it.
HEARD
An Inatltntloh mr linnsrtln rrarllenl
nirA men rtth.l fur th uetunl dutle 4
divlctual tnntrorUon. Ijtrt' mul nnely
eoiifffl ot atinly. Ileiuhir imil uppronrimu
tTnioinj, ror i irtuian
atMreaa 1'. intr
OotoUr Itth, 188)-4t.
UASiFACTlHElt
liruech and Muzzle loading ilifloa and
and all Kindt ut hportmg Ooods. A compluto lino of t'ockot Anivcn, lia
zorn, Shenrs, Sciesora and Hunting Kniroa. l'apor and liras. Sbella.
liolnnding lmplomonls. Game Iiapn, Shot Poaches, Powdor
Flasks, Bullet Pouchca, Gun Covers and Cleaning iiods.
AMMUNITION, CAHTRIDGES, CAPS AND SHOT.
Primers, Lend, Wads and Bullcted Breech Caps. Target
Rifles and Targets. Log liules and Timber Hooks. All kinds
. of Sewing Macliino Needles, Oils and Attachments. Guns made to
order and warranted to give satisfaction. Shot-guns bored to shoot close.
Kej-.fitling and Jicpairing. Everything warranted or money relundod at
J. E. HARDER'S GUN STORE, Clearfield, Pa.
Cl.arO.ld, Pa , Oetolxr , lHl lm.
1881. FALL. 1881.
PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Tho Largest and Dcst Stock of
OH,0,X,X3CXXr43-y
AND
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
Suits Made to order at Short Notice.
ALBERT THANHAUSER,
Opera House Block, opposite postoffioe,
I J3 -1881-lf.
NOTICE.
HAVING JUST RECEIVED
OUK
Fall .Ind Winter Stock
OF
DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, MIL-
LI X Eli YAND FANCY GOODS, WE INVITE
THE PUBLIC TO CALL AND EXAMINE
OUR STOCK AXD PRICES BEFORE
PURCHASING ELSE WHERE.
Yours Respectfully,
XX. XXXXXtaj&.XH' Jb oo.,
ROOM NO. 2, PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
OI.,EAHFIEI.I, PENN'A.
N. R In our Millinery Deimrtinent wo employ none but first-
clnss Milliners, nnd gunrnutee nil
pr.lml..r 51, l91lf.
WE HAVE OPENED
A SUPERB COLLECTION OF
Pall and Winter Clothing
-FOR-
Gents, Youths and Children.
ALSO A LARdE STOCK OF
Underwear, Neckwear.
Trunks, Valis.es and Umbrellas.
HATS OF THE VERY LATEST BLOCK !
CALIj and bk CONVIXCKD at
GUINZBURG'S RELIABLE CLOTHING STORE,
AVESTETiN HOTEL CORNER,
9
H Clrarl
Clcarfl.U, Ta, Oit. II, IS9l 2ia.
W. II. EALLENGER,
WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST,
AND PEALKH IN
SMOKER'S ARTICLES.
THE LA RfiKST AX I) CUE A PEST VA Rl ETY OK CIGA US IX TU E CITY,
Solo A rrent oi Philadelphia of tho
W. H. B. and Engaged, also our Ideal Cigars,
ALAKGH VARIETY OF ROUGH AND READY ALWAYS ON UAXD.
A SPECIALTY MADE OF
HENRY COUNTY ROUGH AND READY.
IW8TOKF.S FITTED VP AT THE LOWEST CASH TRICES.
W. II. RALLEGER, o. 22)1 Markrt Street, rhllndelphla.
EratamlMr Tth. ll-ly
COAL LAS PS WASTED.
(1UHl mert of bittt.lnia ol Unal altnala In
L'lMrftld oatr. Addrtaa th iBdanlfotd
alallflRloMHinB.aanW of wm, r fend aia
of taisa. aid dliUca from raliroH r rtrar. Alao
prfM. J. f. UNYIjKR,
Aitamay t-Law.
Cliarhilb, P.( Bpt. Tth, IMl tf.
Bnalnm Kdnentton YiMioc and ml!!
lift' Htmients emi enter t inty lime.
furnlnhwt llnlla tnnl fimee. tvunpn-henaive)
Hons, I'lltalmruii, 1'
li-iuren. nnrnin j inriiuit, "vi
OfAXD DEALER IX
Sbot guni, Kcvolvers, Fisliinjr Tackle,
CLEAEFIELD, PA,
work to give sntisfnetion.
II. lihllMAfJ & Lo.
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
BRICK FOR SALE.
Thtr r 100,000 good Br let! for lala tt the
Mi nti all llrlfk Yard, la tht fptr nd af lb
fexirooitk of ClMrftald. Briak will mmyt Im fond
oa band to Metaandtt ; toitomar who mj
Mil. J, M. MAKHHALL, AgnU
ClMrBalJ, Pft., Aeg. 24, mZm.
JOB WORK. All kind, .f Job work uwhI
la lb. bM naniar at ibi. oBn.
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties.
Ourw.nirllU, Pa , Jaa. 1, 1171-tf
ADMINIHTRATflR'S MOTIOB.-N.1Im
I. b.r.br gii.n tbat Ltt.r. of Adminiilra.
lionoa lb. itt. of bl.ly.ABSTH MOVER, lat.
of Qrabaa. townablp, OlMrfl.ld M.nt, P.., d..'d,
harlof b... dulr graotrd to tb. nnd.nlgn, all
p.r.om lad.bt.d to a.td .itat. will pltaa. nak.
itnmi.t. parmant, and tbnM baring el.l .r
d.maadl aa.odt tba Mm. will praMnt tbaal prop
rl; a.lb.nlioal.d fur i.ttl.nnt, wllbout d.l.y.
JAMKS Nov BR. Admlalilrator.
. Wallaoolon, Pa , B.pL 21, Itbl-tL
ADMINIMTH ATOR'S MOTH TKatio
la barab; firtm ibat UlttriorAdmlBlalrfttloa
on tba rattt of MARY AHDKHY.Uu of MorrU
lownihip, Clwcflvld mobIt, Pa., dta'd, baaing
been dalj graotad lotbauDd(ralRnd,ll paraena
indebted to aaid eiutewtll pleaaa aaka taaadt
a(a BajtBvnt, and tboae having elainta ar da
man da acaiDat tba latna, will preeeat tbem DraD-
atiy aatbc&tioated for aettlainint wit boat dalaj.
v. r. nn kb bf AdoiaiitraUr.
K-lertowo, OoL , 18M-t.
WA N T E D II EL V R for Staam Atla
Uatnoaera. To buy Malraa ant from aowad
Pig Nut Iliokorj ta ba aquartd to Iba follow teg
dlmeaaloba : lezli laobea by lit feet, alao HiU
Inabea zll feet, ooa half of aaab alta -all W ba
Halt Cuta and eound. No aeoond autawill bera-
oaivai aad oolblng but Pig Not Uiokorjr vaated.
Any pnrty having limber of tba dwriptioa ra
quired uey find a parehaaar at good prlaaa by
applying at tbia otboa, either la peraea or by let
Ur, PIITSllUROH FOHUB AND IRON CO.,
lttb ttreet, aear Pena areaaa. Piltabargb, Pa.
October 4, l8i-tf.
UDlTOtVS NOTICE.
Ia the eitale al J. Una t Ia tbaOrpbaai'Oaarl ,
Hooter, daoaaaad. J of Clearfield aoanty.
Tba aadartignad Auditor oppolated by tha
Coart to dtipoae of tba exeeptlena to tbo aoooant
ofj. Roaa Bloom, Admlniatrator, hereby girea
notlee that be will ttUnd to tba dutiaa of bia ap
pointment at bia offiea in Clearflald, oa THURS
DAY, KOVKUBKK 10TH, lhfll, at 19 a'eloek
A. ii., when and tibere all partiaa Intereated may
tttand. FRANK O. Ii ARRIS.
Auditor.
Clearfield, Pa., Oot. IS, 1S8MC
COAL, :
COAL ALLJTHE YEAR!!
THE auliaariber hereby girea aotloa thai be
la bow dellrarlnf eoal of aa eioeileot quality
and propaaea to operate bla mina
JJ.I M r.TI E Mi ,
Ho tbat be will ba ratb led to an i' ply bla eui torn era
at all tlmee witb good furl. No Bummer faoa
tion. Order by mall promptly filled.
R. abl. HUAW.
ClaarSelJ, Pa., M.rrh 1, Isfil tf. .
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CARDON & EEC,
Oa Seocnd St, north of tha IfaealoB Honaa,
CLBARFIKLD, PA.
Oar arrangement! ara ct tba moat eomplete
aharactar for furnlabing tba pablle with Freib
Ueata of all kind, and of tba rery bait quality,
VYa alao deal ia all kinda of Agrlaultnral Impla
menta, whlob we keep on axhibUioa for tba ben
efit of tba publia. Call around when ia towa,
and take a look at thinga, or addreaa ua
F. M. CARDON A BR0.
Clearfield, Pa., July 14, 1876-tf.
Agricultural Implements !
I TAKE thli method of notifying tboae In need
of a good Mower, Reaper, Tbrefher or Plow,
that I bare tba ageney of tha
KUCKEYF.
Mo er, Bcaprr and Thresher,
M.nnfaetur.d bjr AULTMAN k CO., Caaloi.O.
I am all. ag.ot fur tb. ol.brat.il
South Rend Chilled Tlow 1
"fcfuPeraona la aaad of either of tba aborahad
better oall aa or addreaa ma beforo parcbaiing
alaa whore.
EACUARIAH IfrXAUL,
jana 8, lBSl-tf. OarwaaaTilla, Pa
FRED SACKETT,
MANUFAOTI!RE Of-
Iln, Copper Sheet-lrou Ware,
also malm Mr
Hardware, Cook Stoves,
Healing Stoves,
Ranges and
Stove Repairs.
Wood and Iron Tumps,
AMMUNITION AND FISHING
TACKLE OF ALL KINDS.
Roofing&lSpouting
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting
A SPECIALTY.
ALL, KINDS OF
GAS FIXTURES .
Kapt aonataatly oa hand.
Fit ED SACKETT,
CLBARFIKLD, PENN'A.
Claarl.ld, Pa., Fipl. T, 1831-tr.
FRED JOHNSON & BROS.,
A T IIKBRKLIS OLD STAN ft,
Oppotlt. Cart llo.i., Mark alrwl,
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A,
Daalera la aal Muafaoturara of
Tin, Copper Sheet-Iron Ware,
ALIO DBA Lilt l
Stoves am fl.wcss
tt any ilaa or daacrlptloi.
i LAROK ASSORTMENT OF
Parlor. Room and Cooking Stoves
Will ba kpt aonataatly oa hapd, or procarad
oa abort aotioa.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OP
TINWARE
FOR THE LEAST U OA'S Y
Ami M.auf.el.r.4 ..I .f ths bwt Malarial a.4
la a WArknanlik. laaoaar,
SPOUTING AND ROOFING
Proavptl, uimJ.i t.
. GAS FITTING
AtUndad to, and A AS FIXT! RKS af all Kiaaa
beat Coaataaily aa hand.
ItEPAIllINa.
All kind, of R.p.lrlr. will k. PrrUy u4
Mtlj loaa.
LAMPD, LAKTRRIfrl, POCKET AUD TABLE
CI ILUH1, ETC, KT0.
Alio A O.a.ral AawrtaMat af
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
AH f wklek will b. roll at Rwoiabl. halM.
dir. a Mil. A ik.r. e( P.HW
Paln.a. U 8.II.IU4.
PKED JOIDiiOX ABR0I.
CkrD.Il, Pa., A.f art 14, IMI-la.
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