KaltvontK
I'etuiHj'l rnnln Ita 1 1 rond
TYRONE t CLEARFIELD BRANCH
N tod after Monday, NOV. I, 180, th.
Vy I 'assanaer Trains will run daily (except sua
davs) between Tvroaeand Clearfield, aa follows:
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
""LkAVB BOlITil. LEAVE NOKTII.
Curwener tile,.
..!., r.u
Tyrone
VftOfrnovoe,,.,,
o.05...
.J". "
Klv.rvlew
Cleert.ld,
Leonard
Berrelt
Weodlend
Biler
Walleeeton,...,
Blue Uell
Orel) em
Pollipiburg, .
Bteloer's
.., "
.1.4", "
,..., "
.4.01, "
. OS,
..4.17,
.4 15, "
,..l, '
..4.4, "
..., "
....... "
Baminlt, .,
Powslloo,
Oeoeola,
Koiototi, .
. 60, "
.10 00,
,10 13,"
.lo.ir, "
Kleiner's,
Philipsburg,..
(Iraneia
Blue 1111
.10.21, "
.10 24,"
I0.J8,"
lo.sr,"
10.41."
VYallectua,...
Hlgler
Woodland,...
llarrett
Leonard
.10.41, "
Jluvntoo....!
IO..,"
11.07,"
11.12."
Oeoeola
,.4.iJ, "
Posrellon,. ..
Hummltt
Veneeoyoo,..
Tyrone, ,
ilj, "
.6.15, "
..., "
.6.00,
CleerBeltl
Rivervi.w......
Curwensvtllo,
.11. l, "
.11.24,"
,.11.40i.
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOUTH. I LEAVE NOKTII.
Carwensellfc.. 4" a. Tyrone T JO r. .
Rlverviei...... l.ltl " Veniooyoo,....7.4J "
Clearfield.. 4.47 " Summit, 8.04 "
Leonenl.l I 43 " Powellon S.17 "
Parrel 6.47 " Omeole,. 8 2S "
Woodland 8 0S " Boyoton 8.34 "
Miller 8.08 " Hfeiuer's 8i "
WeNaoeton,... 8.14 " Phtltp.barg...S.4l
Blue Ball, 8.21 " Orebom 8.47 "
Oreuam 8.25 " Blue Ball 8.65
Philip. burtf.. 8.2V " Walleo.too,...v.OJ, "
Hlelner'e, 8.S1 Ilifler .10 "
Boynlon U7 " Woodland 17 "
Oaoeila 8.41 " Barrett U.2.i "
Powelton, 8 43 " Leonard V..I0 "
Hummit 7.05 " CleerOeld,.... 10.07 "
Venseovoe,.... 7.21 " Hi. r. lew,,. .In. 15 "
Tyrone 7.45 " Cnrwunsvllle 10.211
PIIILIPSIILRU A MOSIIANNON BKANOIIKS
LBAVB iOUTB.
P. M. A. H. A. a.
1:30
La.rn aoava.
STATIONS. A. M. P. M. P, M.
Morri. ,1.1s, 7:16 12 10
1:40
1:45
1:411
1:55
1:10
1:18
7:30
7:S3
7:40
Philipsburg, 7:00 12:15 6:0g
Kleiner's 12:21 4:08
Berntnn, 12:14 4:4g
Oaoeola, :S0 12:04 4:4(
Molbannon, 0.34 11:41 4 Jo.
BterliDK, :H0 11:45 4:J5
Iloulsdele, 0:25 11:40 4:3,
MoCeulev, 8:20 11:34 .:!
Kendriolc's, 0:16 li.ao 4:0,
Kamey. :I0 11:25 4:UU
10:20 7:58
10:35 8:11
10:43 8:19
1:23 10:48
1:30 10:63
1:35 10:58
3:40 11:13
8:35
8:35
8:41
8:40
BALD KAOLB VALLEY BRANCH.
Ki. Mall.
Mall. Eip.
P. H .
p. a. A. a
T.oa
1.23
8.01
6.24
8. .11
8.20 leare Tyrone
arrlre 8.31 7.44
8.17
Bald Kail. 8.17 7.42
S.19
1.43
9.41
Julian 6..18 7.05
Mileiburg 6.16 8 43
Ilellefonl. 6.06 8.33
8.46 10.03 Mileehurf 4.66 813
0.08 10.19 Howard 4.31 8.00
9 41 11.08 arrlre L. Haven leare 1.66 4.26
TYRONE BTATioN.
aAerwAnn. a. n.j wnsTWA.D.
Cineinnetl Eip., 9:52 ( Pittsburgh Kxp'ss,
Paeifle BipreM, 8:571 TaciGe Kipreti,
Johnstown Exprelf,9:07
r.a. Way Passenger,
Cblenao Day Ex., 12:13 Chioneo Expron,
Mall Train, 1:081 Mail Train,
Huntingdon Aee'n, 8:20 1 Pant Line,
1.43
8:12
r.a.
1:16
.3:31
7:0
7:30
Cloie eonneotton. made by all tralni al Tyrone
and book liaven.
S. 8. IlLAIlt,
myl7-tf. Superintendent.
STAGE LINKS.
A stage leave. Curwensvllte dally for Reynolds
rille, at I o'clock, p. m., arriving at Heynold.rille
at 8 o'clock, p. m. Returning, tcaree Kevnolds
ville daily, at 7 o'clock, a. m., arriving; at Cur
weniville et 12 o'clock, m. Fare, eacb way, $2.
A stage leare Curwenevllle dally, at 1 o'clock,
p, m., for Dubois City, arriving at DuRols City
at 8 o'clock, p. m. Rsturning, leavei DuBoii al
7 o'clock, a. m., daily, arriving at Curwcniville at
12 o'clock, m. Fare, each way, $1.40.
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW GRADE DIVISION.
ON and after Monday, M.y 13J, 1831,
the passenger train, will run dally (except
Sunday) between Rrd Bank and Driftwood, al
followl i
KAMTH API). Day Mall learei l'ltl.Sor,
8:45 a.m.! Red Bank 11:35 1 Hligo Junction 1 1:61;
New Bethlehem 12:44 p. m.; Marirille 1:10 1
Troy 1:85) Brookrll e 1:64 : Foller'l 2:20 ; Rey.
noldirille 2:38; DultoliS:03; Summit Tunnel
1:21; Ponfleld 8:42; Tjlcr'l 3:55; Beneielte 4:31;
arrlrei at Driftwood at 6:20.
l:.TVARI). iJ.y Mail leavei Drlrtwood
11:20 p. m. Benetette 1:05 ; Tvlfr'i 1;35
Penleld 1:48 ; Summit Tunnel 1:10 ; DuBoii 1:25;
ReynoldivillelitO; Fuller'! 8:08: Urookville8:20;
Troy 3:48; Mayivilli 4:13; New Hethlebrm 4:25;
tilifro Junction 6:07 ; Red Bank 6:25 ) arrirei at
Pittsburg at 8:26 p. m.
9 The Dufloln Arcommoitatloli leaves Da
Boil el 7:26, a. m. Keynoldiville, 7:65; Brook
vllle, 8 48; New Bethlehem, 9:461 Red Banb
10:60; Pittsburgh, 1:20, p nv Leave. Pittsburgh,
al 2:16, p. m i Rrd Bank, 6:50 ; NtW Bcthlehrm,
7:05; B-ookvll'e, 8:04 ; Reynoldsrille,S:51 ; Da.
Boil, 9:18, p. m,
41" The Ilrookvllle Arcommodatlon leaves
llroukvllle at 7:00 a. m ; Keynoltlsvitle, 7:55 ; lu-
Bois, 8:24; Summit Tunnel, 8:11 ; Penfiold, 9:05 ;
Tyler's, 9:19; Bennei.tte, 9:55 ; Driftwood, 10:48
a. m. Leaves Driltwbnd at 8:00 p. m.i B.nne
ette, 8:50 1 Tyler's, 916 t PeoOeld. :I9; Sum
mit Tunnel, 10:0J; Dullois, 10:17; Reynolds,
rill., 10:45) Brookvillo, 11:30 p. m.
Close eonnectloas made with trains on P. A B
Railroad at Driftwood, and with trains on the
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Rank.
DAVID McCAROO, Oen'l Sup't.
A. A. JACKsoa, Sup't L. G. Dip.
FAKK FHOil CLEAKFIELD, TO
Ilellsfoete, Pa II 01
M iddletowa $&
Look Haven
, I TO
, I 80
. 1 HO
. I 00
, 4 Ml
Marietta 8 68
Lancaster . 8 80
PHILADELPHIA 7 90
Altoona 1 88
.Itthnatown.. S 86
WillWm.port...
UuntingdoD ,H.
LewistownH .,
Marysvillf
Cua.o.vill.,...
30
I'nlllpiuurr. 81
Oseeola 85
IIARHISnilHI)... 4 7b
Tyrone 1 JJ
FITTKUUTIO 8 16
tln tOfl P" albom..
Petnnles worth
V 86 free.
Addrens 8tiiimn A Co.,
msb2,8l-lv.j
Portland, Maine.
TIIHTICKM' ek CONST A II I. EH' KEEK
tl We have printed a larire DOmber of the nev.
FKB BILL, and vill on the reo.lpt of tweaty
Ire eante. mail a eenr to anj address. sirlS
Till
CmcAoolNoiiTn Western
IIAILWAY
II the OI.DFdT. UF'T COXSTRUCTKD, BEST
KQU1PPKU, aad henoa the
LEADING RAILWAY
OF TBI
WEST AND NORTH-WEST I
It li Iht ihortoat nd kit root Wtwmn Chtotgo
and ftll polBta II
Hortbtra 111 I bo li, DkoU, Wjoialeit, Keb-Kikk,
Iopi, Citif'TBtft, Orfrin, Ariinn, I'lth. Col
ndn, I-Ubo, Moniftat, N , ni tor
COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA,
IIKKVEH, LKAKVII.I.i:,
SALT LAKE, SAX FRANCISCO,
TrdwfMx,, Slnm City, Cdr Atpldi, ? MoIdcb,
Cola m bat. and all poiata to tb Tarrltorltt, nd
tht Wnt Alio, fur MllweauhM, Qr9 Pny,
Oonirotb, oonojrit( MRrqastt. rnnd da bu,
WaltrlnirB, llouhton. Necnth, Mfnftnh. 6t.
Pol, Minocapnlii, Haroa. Vo1c, Frc, Dii-
MHrph, W.nnna, LCr, OwmloDDa, and all
pnlntt la Mlaawaia, Dakota, Wlieoniio aod tltt
XVortB-wwt.
Al Cnaacll Btnffi ttia Tralni of tht Cfalfagn k
Hfrtk-Wtni and tha U. P. Railwava depart
irmB,arrira at ana bn to tan joint udioi
At Chieafft, ) mnntcllonf Ira vtada with
t)i Ltka Hbor, Mirh)fxn Central, R III mora A
Ohio, Ft. Warna A pDnatylvanla, and Cbioafo A
tlrand Trwok Railway, aad tk Kankakat and
raa llaatlta Koataa.
CloMMi.BMt.ona mala at -To notion Polatf,
It lath ONLY LINK tanniaf
Tullman Hotel IHnlng Cars
ItTWItH
CHICAGO and COUNCIL BLUFFS.
VPllltaal Sleepers oa all Mfhl Tralas.-
Insist apna Tleket Affents selling vna Tlekets
via Ibis mad Kieejlne yonr Tickets, end relnse
to key if Ib.v do aet read oret the Chicane A
KeHh-Wectera Hailaav.
If yea wish the be.t travellnf aM"nnnletlnns
aa will hoe vonr tlrket. riv this rente, tr-ANI)
WILL TAK NONt OTHER.
AU Ticket Afoata tell Tickets he this Line.
MARVIN IIUOHITT,
td V. P. aad U.aeral Maaaier,
H M,'IMy. Chleano.
tx (Imtisfincuts.
WAGONS! WAGONS!!
2 CAR LOADS. 2
Tlio largtHt fiiiJ bent ftssortniont of wngoiis ever bmught to
Clem field.
One carload of CONKLIN wagons,
One car load of STUDEBAKER wagons,
Which wo will Boll nt factory prices. We buy these wngons by
the car load and pny CAII for them, therefore we are able
to uell cheaper than any other dealer in the county.
Wo guarantee these wagons to be first-class
in every respect. Also, a lot of
Platform Spring WagonsBuggics.
One car load of GRAIN DRILLS which, wo will sell cheaper
.a in 11 X-1 II I n 1 ' -1 I.
than ever belore sold, uivc us
F. M. CA11D0N &
February 23, 1881-tf.
JAMES L.
K 1 "
1 tSiz0l
XJ 1ST ttrS? j!3&L?3itt 9
MAKKKT HTRF.ET, CI.KARI110I.I), PEN N' A,
All kinds of CapkotB nnd Cofllns kept on hand, nnd furnished to order on
abort notice, including Iho finest as well aa Iho clicupcit that can be manu
factured. Our
Is Iho best in use, and will be furnished when required. Funerals attended
in any part of the county. Call at my oflico, on Second Btreet, or leave
your ordora al Troutraan'i Fnrniture fctoro, adjoining the Poslofflco.
JAS. L. LKAVY,
oct 1,'79-tf. Cloarfiold, Pa.
Curwcnsvillca Pa.
N. E. ARNOLD,
Wholesale Dealer in
DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS.
Boots, Shoes, Groceries,
'TOBACCO, LEATHER, FLOUR,
FEED, GRAIN, SALT, OIL. &C.
I buy direct from jobbers nnd manufacturer, receive goods at
car load rates, hence can compete with New York and Philadel
phia houses.
Also, Dealer in
Saw Logs, Lumber, Shingles and Bark.
Parties having bark to haul
and receive liberal advances. Also, advances made on Saw Logs
Give me a call.
N. E. ARNOLD,
S.pt. 10, ISBO-lf.
Tha olcjeit, bait, mnat thorough, and vnmplata
prartfnal Ilnilnaai Col If fa la the In (tod Hratca.
School alwa.Ta io aclon. HtU'lvnta admit
te'd at any tima. For (r?ulan mj-lrepi
J. C. SMITH, A. M., Principal.
Spt. T, '81-Sm.J Pittaburgh, Peon'a.
BUY AIIOME !
norSF.8, LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALK I
rpWKNTV HOl'SKS and LOTS In Cleat8eld
X. for sale at rc.snnenlA prices and on easy
terms. Also, several FARMS in llradford and
Graham townnbips. Apply to
WALLACE A KRKBS,
Clrarneld, Pa
Dee. 1, '80-tf.J
Millinery I Millinery 1 1
ITAKB tha ptriMira of Informing tha public
that I all all otior aprrial lnduemuta Id
Milllnarj Oooli.iuoh ai Si Hi a, Pttini, Kibbon,
Flowarf, Ae.t Trim me J aad totrimau'd Mala and
llooDtia, in Ilia vary lataft atylaa, Nntlona and
Maia-up Octtiina; lor ebUdrn. I kindly lulioit
a bar a of your patmnaa;
MISS M. A. WKLCH,
Market Ht., Clrarflfld, Pa.
Apr. SO, 188I-ly.
FARM FOR SALE I
Tha nndcrainad baa soma to tha eon ol niton U
quit farm Id K aod follow bia oupatton, a aar
paotar, and row rffera f"r vala hia farm, altuata
ooa and ahalf mllai north f Clearnald borough,
eoDtalaing
EIGHTY AGUES,
Moct of which la rtaaritd and nndar good oultlra
tion. aod baring Iberana a good
TWO-STORY
''LMHOUSE,
Larita frama barn, and other Bacaaaary ootbuild
Inn, togulhar with aa orrhard of all kinda of
rruit, and an fiirnt aprtnc r water. Tha
wh'ila la UNDKKLAII) WITH OOO D COAL.
Tbia proparty will haaiehanged for amalirr prop
erty, or aold on aaay term a ia paytnanta. For
further parlleuUr (tall an th pamlaaa or addraaa.
JOHN C. HF.KD, ClaarBeld, Pa.
Marrh lth,UH.tf.
HARNESS I HARNESS 1 1
Thit HVty for Vonr tlarnrtat
IF yoa watit la atn-lv your own Infarct, do not
fail to rail at ANIH.KW HARWlrK'S II A K
S KHS 8 HOP, on IMaikatatraM.Bfttdnnr taJoha
A. Htoak't tobaooo atort, Clwirflaia paaa'a.
TIIS FA CTSARK THA
A U flrit-tlaaa work la dooa at
A IlARWICK'ft.
faata foot all tnd ail gwaia at
i IIARWTCK'fl.
r Aiabla Bud itBgia baniaia ai an fcio.ia at
) HARWICR'3.
Idlog tddlti of til klodi at
V IIARWICK'fl
ar aaU toil horn cor art of all kio'ta at
I I IIAHWICK'B.
I fblpi of all kind aad a low aa li ami a at
y JIAKWICKfl.
Haratai of all kltidi aada to order at
IIARWICK'fl.
Allkiadi of oollari at botloai pMci at
IIAKWlrK'fl.
I a amamHrr an X L N T Una of how fnmiib
JV Ing goodiat HAKWiCK'fl.
If III keai. aad Bako alt kinda of InmKar bar-
aat- 1IARWICKS.
I Tory aod all other kind ofrloga of allalioaat
IIARWICK'fl.
(loaiha, bruihai, aad latarfariag hoot, aa hand
) at-- HARWICH'S.
T.rata rohaa, kato da'toM. aad aerna of all
IV kladaat- IIARWICK'fl.
Job work aod rtpairlac promptly attended U.
Ramambar Iho a a op la tibaw'a row, on Market
atraoi, betweea Iba Maaaloa Hoaoa aad tbo flbaw
llonao. ClaardeH, Pana'a.
May II, ItSl lai.
JUw 2ltlrrrtlsrmfnt$.
a can Dciore ouying eisewiu-n;.
BR0., ClcarHled, Pa.
LEAVY,
during tho Winter, can contract
CURWEKSVILLE, PA.
OOP a week In your own town. Term a and $5
CUU oatfira free, Addreal II. IIailitt A Co,
fortlaod, Maine. ImrhJ-ly.J
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles,
SHAVED AND SAWED.
Ctirwenarillo, Jua. 9, 7l tf.
T.1AH1H I,ANI)VOR HA I. K la Hoatoa
A and Pino townabipa, ClaarBeld oounty.
heaaonable timojrWeo for part of pnrcbaae
Money. PHoea $ 00 to $J.00 per aoro.T
Mineral! re art en. u. ifiKH, Ajtem,
Penfield, Pa.
or Wallacb A Kaaaa,
Pept. 10, 1S79.tr. Clearfield, Pa,
CIIOP.MAKINO I hereby Id form my pa
O trona, aod mankind la general, that I hare
removed my aboemak-ng abop to tho room la
(Iraham'a row. over 8. I. Snyder'a Jewelry at ore,
and that I am pieparod to do all kinda of work
Ib any line cheaper tkaa any other abup la towa.
Al) work warranted aa good aa oaa bo done any.
here ela. Pta ill rely tbia fa tbooheapeat abop
to uiearuciti. jus. ll, UHE-Kinu
Deo. II, IHTfl-tf.
Thomas A. Duckett,
DKALER IN
3Ft'0"3SIX-jia.
T HEREBY giro notice to tha Htlaeni of CIrar-
A Beid aod the anrronndtDg rtcinlty that 1 bib
prepared at all'tluea to furoiab famtliea and
manufaetoring astabllafamenta with a aoperior
quality of
Coal, Wood Coke,
Which I io prepared to deliver la a frw hoiira
ootico. I am alwaye read- to haul and deliver
trom and to tbo depot, or anywbero elae, and
move familial and hoaaehnld good a any whera oa
Phort noitoe. Tlinrt. a. uutHhl'l,
Clearfield, Pa., Mar. II, lR80-tf.
CUnWENSVlLLE, PA.,
DEALERS IN
All Kinds of Merchandise,
-Bl'CII AS-
Dry Goods, Groceries, Etc.
UANVffACTL'RERS AUD DIALERS IK
SttlTAUK TIM m: It,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION or
S AWED LUMBER CUT TO ORDER,
Tbe Only Manufacturer" in Clearfield
County or tho
NEW PROCESS FLOUR!
M
ti.nm, chop .i.rn rr.r.o
fsCo'li paid for all kinds of
.
Mn kin & Rrns
Grftin Wheat, ltye, Oats, htc,
C.rwststlll., Pa., Jen. 1, 1lat.lt,
THE REPUBLICAN. I
t'l.liAKKIKlii), I'A.
Wfiisiwiiay Mhhnim.. Nnvi.siiti-ii 0, 11.
THE MA IX S LA Y IX MA 1XE.
JlilillK la Ihu hon:u of tiiMitTnl Nl'ul
Ilor nnd nf Toliil)ilniii. Prohibition
In other Statot ia borrowed ami aecond-
band an imported exotic In Maine j
ilia found in ila original 'mrily. ll
bad Iiu origin on Muino aoil, and rowa
thuro nim)taneoualy. Tln're ia' no
liquor Hold iu Maine. There ia no
liquor bought in Maine. Tliero ia no
liquor inanufuetuiTd in or brought into
the Htato of Maine. It la againat the
Maine law to do any of these thinga;
therefore, it logically and Inevitably
lollowa that there ia no liquor dr. nk
in Maine. This ia un inferential de
cision, but it in tho necisnary product
of irrcfragablo logic and theieloro be
yond tho reach of question.
But there are divorce suits in Maine
a good many of them, . Tbia ia
strange. But there ia a rlranger thing
still : In many oT iIicbo suits brought
by wives againat their busbancla tbo
ground of complaint ia drunnkeness
"habitual drunkenness." In tho proper
court in Portland there wero thirty
six now applications for divorce, filed
in one week twenty auven of them
by wives, and in ten of these babitunl
drunkenness on the part of husbands
ia tho ground on which Reparation is
asked.
Ol course tho malignant opponents
of statutory tcctntulism will leap tcro
ciously to the conclusion that prohibi
tion is a striking failure in the very
spot of ita origin ; that it is aa easy to
got inebriating agents in that Stato aa
any other; that an unusually lurge
percentage of Maine husbands not only
drink the aforesaid inebriating agents,
but drink them in a stamcfully untco
total manner; for, how else, they will
spitefully ask, cnu there be so much
habitual drunkenness? Tbe sufficient
answer to this atrocious question which
seeks to impugn a conspicuous reform
ia that prohibition ia not a failure in
Maino and cannot bo. General How
baa asserted tbia a dor.cn times and
he will reiterate it a dozen times more
if necessary. Tho Maino law forbids
liquor to be manufactured in, brought
to, sold or given away in tho Stato,
and that aoitlea the question. If peo
ple get drunk in Maino it must bo on
something else. SI. Louis litpulUcan.
TAXED TO DEATH.
Tbo editor ol tho New York Ilernhl,
in alluding to our shipping interests,
says : "It Is undeniablo that under our
present unwise and injudicious legisla
tion wo are taking tho American flag
from tho ocean. Selfishness and ignor
ance combine to bring about this na
tional humiliation. At the same limo
it cannot bo denied that wo aro am
being crowded out by economic forces
which it is difficult to meet or over
oome A ship plying between Liver
pool and Ncvj York can, if owned in
Liverpool, Lc operated more cheaply
than if owned here. A crew shipped
at Ilavro or Bristol is much cheaper
than one shipped on this side. Then,
our laws are all against the shipping
interest. We are, in fact taxing that
industry out ol existence In our leg
islativo insanity wo havo by Nulional,
State and local laws placed on our for
eign shipping burdens under which it
is Btaggcring to death. In a national
point of view this Im part nnd parcel of
a system which borders on the idiotic
No nation ever attempted Io do what
wo are striving to accomplish nay
one of the greatest of national debts in
a single generation. Under our pros-
ont tariff and revenue system wo are
Imposing burdena on tho present gen
oration which sound considerations of
publio policy demand should bo ex
tended into the futuro. It is for wise
nnd enlightened statesmanship to din
cover where and how tho burden
should bo lightened."
A Bad Blow for Simon. A Corry
(I'a.) correspondent of tho Cleveland
Herald relates the following:
Tbe following little incident, which
1 am quite sure baa never been
print, will bo read with interest as
showing how some of ex Senator Cam
oron's boyhood's nature lingered Into
old age :
Some timo alter President liayea
bad forgotten to send Pennsylvania's
caudiuato to tho Uourt ot St. James, a
select party, mostly young people,
woro gathered in tho Cameron man
sion. Tbe party were discussing table
ctiquetlo, nnd tbo theme suggested a
recollection to tho venorablo Senntor,
"Mary," ho said suddenly addressing
one of hia favoiitos, "I know why
II ayes didn't appoint mo to tbe English
mission."
"Why was it, Senator Cameron?'
was Mary's quick rejoinder, while the
young people ceased conversation nnd
gathered round to listen.
"Why, ahortly uftcr he was inaugu
rated I was invited to dine with a
parly of friends nt tho Wbilo IIouso,
and went. At the table I found 1 bad
left my handkerchief at home, nnd so
blew my golderned noso on ono of his
napkins. That was why I am On this
sido of the ocean to-dny."
PosTorricE ARRF.ars. We soo It
stated that four hundred and sixty-one
persons woro arrested during tho fiscal
year ending June 30, 1881, for dnpreda
tions upon tho United States mails. Ol
theso 421 were prosocutod in United
Slatea Courts and 37 in Courts ol tho
several States whore tho arrosts were
mado. In the United Slates Courts
133 wero convictod, 23 were acquitted,
3oscaped, 5 lorfeited bad, proceedings
against 24. were dismissed, 1 was killed
while rosisting arrest, and 177 await
trial.
A Pluckt Daughter. Miss Bello
lUrdin was eloping at Virginia,
Her father ovorlook tbo conplo, and
the swain was about lo give up his
sweetheart without a straggle, when
she coolly drew a rovolvor and told
bor father she would shoot bim if he
interfered. The elopement proceeded.
a i
For somo time past the Pennsylva
nia Railroad has been robbed of numer
ous pieces of bnggage chocked to go
ovor tho road. In Jersey City, a few
days ago, a dotectivo arrested John
Aiguyer, a baggageman employed by
tbt company, whom he caught io the
act of taking away a small trunk.
a sTAuvAjn radical.
The conviction ia slowly effecting a
lodgment in the minds of tho Garfield
Republicans that tbe new President ia
"nut on their side," and thai, when hia
new Cabinet is limned, it will bo a
stulwurl Cabinet what liuiluau calls
"a stalwart of stulwarts." And this,
although tho new President has not
spoken a word, nor even opened his
mouth on the subject. lie ia extremo
ly reticent. Ho, keeps his own coun
sel nt lean from tbo Garfield Repub
licans, though theio aro good reasons
lor believing that be is sufllciently
communicative with tho slalwarta.
But notwithstanding his rigidity to
ward tho Garfield liepublicans, they
have little difficulty in learning a good
deal more than is agreeable to them.
Tho Chicago Tribune's Washington
correspondent says: "Thegenoral un
dertuiiding is that the stalwart ele
ment is to prevail in tho counsels of
President Arthur, and nono of tbe
anti stalwart or Garfield element will
have recognition in tho Cabinet"
and then bo adds : "Tliero are those
who predict stirring tunes in tho im
mediate political futuro of tho Repub
lican parly."
What tho Garfield Republicans aro
just now beginning lo find out, Mr.
Blaine could havo told them two weeks
agd. Ho took in the wholo meaning
of tho change tho moment the new
President came into nfllce, and this is
why he severed bis relations with the
Cabinet absolutely, and refused lo bo
mentioned in connection with tho new
administration. A President whncalls
Mr. Colliding to Washington and con
sults with him for two dnjs is not a
man for Mr. Blaine. It is now said
that the ex Seeietury of Stato is a vir
tual candidate lor the Presidency in
18R4. This mny not be altogether
true, but there is a good deul of mean
ing in it. The scheming for tho sun
cession baa begun and there are just
two schemes on foot ono with tho
administration behind it, tho other
th Mr. Blaine at the head of it.
SI. Lmiit Republican.
A Bad Captain. A Washington
telegram of the 21st ult. says that the
grand jury that day found an indict
ment against Captain II. W. Howgulu,
charging him with embezzling over
$!0,000 from the Government. Capt.
Uowgatc not appearing when called
for, his bond ol ?40,000 was forfeited.
His bondsmen are V. I!. Moses, W.
W. McCullougb and, Notley Anderson.
Subsequently detain Howgate'scoun
sel culled tho attention ol the Court to
the (act that Ilowgatu's bond was given
to abide the judgment of the Court,
not the notion of the grund jury. Jus
tice Cox examined tho bond and, as
certaining this to be tho fact, directed
the execution of a warrant for How
gate's arrest lo be suspended and or-
lered tho forfeiture of the bond lo bo
set aside. This leaves Copt. Ilowgato
al liberty on tho original bond given
by him, toil where is tho Government
cnh ?
Wiiv III UrsiONicD. It appears,
according lo a Washington special,
lhat General Fremont's resignation of
the Governorship of Arizona was mado
upon the notification of President
Arthur that such resignation would be
acceptable. Continued complaints wore
coming from Arizona that General
Fremont had not taken any intoreal
in the affairs of tho Territory, that ho
had since bis appointment as Governor
merely put in an appearance, as it
were, and that he seemed to rogr.rd
tho climate and society of Xew York
as more agreeable and attractive than
lhat of tho Territory of Arizona, Gen.
Fremont immediately rosponded to the
President's invitation to resign. The
General being unused to frontier and
Rocky Mountain life, it is no wonder
be prclers Now York society.
Ghant BoiiniNO Around. Tho Phil,
ndelphia Telegraph, in alluding to tho
third-termers, says: "If General Grant
ia sincere in his declination of a third
term candidacy he ought lo givo John
Andrew Jackson Cresswell the grand
shake. At tho Maryland Republican
State Convention the other day 'my
old Postmaster General' rode rough
shod to tho front as a full fledged
third term 'boss;' immediately after
which ho becomes a candidate for hia
old place at the head ol the Postal De
partment, visits Washington, and is a
Irequent arm inarm companion of Gen
end (irnnt, whom he relics upon as
tho ono altogether powerful friend. It
begins to look as though General
Gram's great ambition is to presido at
tho table ot the kitchen Cabinet."
IU Gives it I P. It is said In nn
oracular sort of way that Gen. Grant
has given up his third-term aspirations,
What a pity that he was not two years
earlier in reaching this conclusion I
There would then havo been none of
tho ' 300" business at Chicago, and
"Stalwart" and "Half Brood" would
have been unknown political torms.
Smart Jomm. John Sherman ex
hibited hia usuul FBgacity in opposing
tbo publication of tho testimony given
in tho investigation of tho abuses of
tho custodian's offlco in tho Treasury
Department when ho was at tho bend
of that Department. lie knew that
tho testimony was. anything but crcd
itahlu to him.
"The More tiik Mirriih." Tho
cry is, "still they enmo I" Since Janu
ary last 308,051 immigrants havo nr
rived at New York against 270,356
for the same period of last year, an in
crease of 97,099. Ol tho number ar
rived this year 130,802 camo from
Germany, and 82,809 from England
and Ireland.
Miss Fnnule Uulchings, daughter ol
the Government's guardian of ll
Yosemileand tbo first white child born
in the great valley, diod there rccontly.
She was seventeen years of age, and
was known to hundreds ol visitor
from all parts of tho world.
A Good Test. The missionaries re
fuse to admit Chinese convert! to
church momborship, unless they give
up opium smoking. That is right.
Unless the barbarian can givo up opium
and take to whisky, be Isn't half civil
ized. Grant has been called tho man on
horseback, but just now he is qnito
evidently the man behind the throne,
fur Arthur only movct when Grant
pulls the strings.
AGRICULTURAL.
Contribuiltms to Itils tleiiartuivnt .huulil be ail
dresel la J. Hlaim Ukai,, Cli-erAelil, I'a.
Apples which fall to iho ground
should be fed to Ihe stock, s i that next
year there will not he so many cud
dliug mollis and wormy upp'o.
Ono of the latest estimates of the
yield of wheat in the United Slates
for tbo present year place's it between
:i,')ll,0il,OUO and 400,OM,0.4 bushels,
between 75,000,000 and 125,000,000
less lhan last year.
Gentlemen prominently known and
interested III tho development of the
amber cane augar production aro talk
ing of issuing a cull lor a Nulional Cm
volition of canogrowers, anl sugar
manufacturers, at Chicago, soon allei
the working season is over.
Concerning the apple crop of Maine
the Secretary of the Hoard of Agrfcul
luro of that Stuto says: "In those
counties not especially adapted to fruit
growing there is no more than un
uveruge crop, and in some localities ii
falls below ; but in tho fruit-bull of the
Stato Wcateiu York county, Cum
norland, Oxfur J, Androscoggin, Frank
lin and Kennebec Iho crop is nbun
dant. Throughout this belt the Raid-
win is tho leading variety grown."
.
jiCKAi. moanrss.
What a boautiltil change hat come
over the rural districts within the Ian
few years. In traveling through the
country, either by private oonveyunoe
or on tbo great thoroughfare, wo ace
the beautiful, well cultivated farms,
large fi uil orchards, commodious barns,
elegant houses with shrubbery and
flowers adorning the front yards and
piazzas. Tho .beuuliful is not now
confined to tho cities. Homes with
modern improvements nnd convenien
ces meet us every whore. If wo should
go into tho-io homes wo would find
them nicely and many limes elegantly
furnished. Baoks, papers, and maga
zinea in great profusion and variety,
musical instruments from which swoel
tones emanate, render those homes
cheerful. Sons and daughters with
more and intellectual powers culliva
tod, husband and wife cultured, refined
and informed on tho leading topics ol
tho day, and ol tho highest typo ol
hospitality and sociability, and a com
pany of Putrons meeting together,
seem liko brothers und sisten of one
family, and though atrangois at first
sight Boon become liko obi time
friends.
It is past our comprehension how
much tho Grange has dono lor the
fanner's family. It has opened up on
iivcnuo to weultli, honor and self
respect, and a demand for respect from
others, a demand for rights and privi
leges which havo not been ours lo en
joy iu the past, both because wo did
not claim our right to them, and thus
were oppropi iulcd by others. Farmers
havo a power in tho community in
which they live, and they are wield
ing it lor tho good of humanity. This
power ii being felt to day, and will
bo moro forcibly realized in years to
come. Ihero is truo morul worth in
very many of tho homes in tho rural
districts, and it is destined lo shine
forth. Our sons and daughters aro
given grand opportunities to become
useful men and womon in society
These aro glorious days in which to
live days of improvement, progros
sion, intellectual advancement and true
sociability. Lot us improve thorn.
Grange Vimtor.
SOME rAl.l'ABLF EXPEMMES'TS IS
I'M FKEDISU.
One of our Agricultural Colleges
made somo valuable experiments last
Fall in Iho matter of feoding pigs, lhat
farmora having hogs to fatten this year
will do well to consider.
Tho object ot" tho experiment was to
detcrmino tho influence of, protection
from, or cxposuro to tbe weather in
tho cost Of meat production, and the
respective value of corn and bran as a
lood for fattening tho bogs.
The experiment began November
1st, 1881, and continued eleven weeks,
Ten Berkshire pigs wero taken, and
each put in a pen by himself. The
previous cure and feed having been
the same.
Five of tho pens wero placed in tho
basement of a warm slono barn, and
fivo on tho south sido of a fivo foot
board fenco with plenty of straw but
no other protection.
Tho result was as follows :
In the pens in tho burn whcio the
pigs fed corn alone, 100 pounds in-
crcuso of livo weight required 61
pounds of corn.
In tho pons in tho yard, fed corn
alono, 100 pounds increase live weight
required 613 pounds of corn.
In tho protected pens whore corn
and bian wero fed togcthor, 100 pounds
incrojso in livo weight required 431)
pounds of corn, nnd 70 pounds ol
bran.
In tho unprotected pens whoro porn
nnd bran woro fad, 100 pounds of in
crease of livo weight required 6771
pounds of corn, and 83 pounds ol
bra,i.
A noticablo loaturo in tho cxperi
mont was, tho pigs outsido consumed
mucn less loou man tnoso Insnlo as
well as gava less increaso lor what
they did consume. As the hog is val
uablo In proportion to his ability in
converting grain into pork, this was,
of course, an additional incidental loss
connected Willi feoding in exposed
pons.
Two lessons nro very clear as the
result of experiments. Bran is not a
profitable Iced to use in fattening hogs,
and it don't pay to havo pigs exposed
to the weathor.
Taking the experiment in which the
pigs outside did the best, and compar
ing it with the pigs insido, and tho
farmer who produced 10,000 pounds
ol pork would lose 61 bushels of corn
in tho operation.
It was found that 81 pounds of corn
woro about equal to 75 pounds of
bran.
Of course no one set of experiments
can aottlo a matter of this kind, but
this experiment points Tory clearly in
one direction, and this year, when
corn and pork are both high, and it ia
desirable to produce as many pounds
of pork as possiblo from a bushel of
corn, farmers will do well to note
these facts, and consider if it will not
pay well to give the fattening pigathc
warmest and most protected quartern
possible. R. H. T., i'a Xt't fatron.
hotels.
LOYD IIOUS1C,
M.ln Strut,
PIIIUII'SULKU, I'KNN'A.
Tabls alasvs suliblleil ailb tbe best tbe marks
fttfur.ls. Tae lrtoJtlif publir Is lorited to tell.
jau I, ifl. nonunr ioiu.
WASHINGTON UOUHK,
KUW WASHINGTON, PA
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taken bj the undersigned. He foels oonD-lonl ul
being able to render satlsfaetlan lu Ibos. who may
favor boa wltb a eall.
M.T I, 1871. O. W. DAVIS, Prop's.
'JMOMPKRANCU IIOUS1C,
NEW WAMIIIXaTOS, PA.
II. II. HOSE, . . Paoranros
eaThe be.t of eeeomiandattons fr man end
h.a.i. A 'ib.ral snare of publio ,etr-ia.ire Is
solieltr.l. .opZVetl.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Uai'B, PKN.VA.
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it aow prfpevr.J to tvmitniDoddH all who iuhj
o II. My utsitt ml hr b mppliftl wilt,
till b"( Ibt murk et (T mil
OUiMtuK w. DOTIM, Jr.
OID Hup. t , M-rt'lj 3, IH7V-U.
g USt U K 11 A N N X UOU.SE.
CURWENSVILLE, PENN'A.
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btu loftttjj by l tie unJ-trilgntiJ, U'i b tla ooa
ttiJcDl u rnlMUK ilUltaioo to th'i win tny
yairunu blui. tl'M'l lUbliag ttft''htjj.
LKWKS C. ULUDM, I'rviirlttor.
April 11,'8'J U.
ALLEGIIKNY MOUSE,
CI.KAUKII.L1), I'KN.VA.
WILLIAM It. DKAX, reoprittnr.
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Uirtot itrt, fco4 a'Jiivmilent to tli Uniirt Ujuu
id I tl Ijija-loeii pUoci of ttiu fM, It h if re)
jsjutlT b!ift retsttS'l ni rtUiruistii (cm rjlur
fi a'lta. Utr uj1il wilb oil )ioeit liqjir.
fkl t iraUttnJ witb tha but Itm in irt -l ir-u.
timid Mj1 attiehul. iu iirta
Atill I f. IHM-U.
DREXEL & C0.(
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And Dealors in Government Securities,
Application bj mail Vi II reo-ir prompt attn
tlbti, ani all information obaerfuiijr furniibad
Onltn olir)ted. April lt-U.
r. K. ARNOLD. . V. A HI! OLD. f . I. AUHOLI
F.K. ARNOLD & CO.,
Hankers and ISroker.
Reyuoldvllle JelTeraon Co. Pa,
Htny raseirej on dapoilt. biienunti at m-
lent rtf. li ii tern and Poroigo Kiobunaj 1
war on hni aad aoll-otiooi promptly mad.
Utynoliiivi.U. Dm. 14, M74.-ly
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
I p 00 M In ttraban'i Drift Bull liaj, t 1 iowl
1 t f T A. t'lHit'i SUra.
Pamfta Tiokfita to and from Lirarpool, Quatni
town, Ulanft'iw, London, I'arii and Copenhagen
Alio, Drattarur laieon tnt Royal iiank ol Ireland
and rtnnarlal Bunk of London.
J A MI". 3 X. littUri AKU, I'W't,
W. M. 8HAW', Ctshier. Jinl,M
j l. n. nKiciiitoi.D,
I U It K BO X IIUNIHT,
'Irertiiete of (He PenvvlrinU Coll.. of D.nt.l
nrir.ry. Offlootnre.iJonpeof Dr. Hill., ;piit.
the Hh.w IIiiiho. tnihU, '7S tf.
DR. E. M.THOMPSON,
(OBc-e Ib Dank Biilgiaf.)
Curweinvllle, Clearfield Co., Pa.
mob ii '79 If.
M. II ILLS,
'itPF.UATIt'E E.TSr,
Sf Cl.SARPIKLD, PKNS'A.
afOfSne In r..lsnne, opposite Sb.w lloaio.
j; s.iaiii-ir
J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLEHI1PIEI.D, PA
(Oflloa In Wsslern Ilotel bulMlngsenonil inot )
Nitrons Osirle Oas a-lministerei for the p tin
ess eltrailioa of toetb.
Clearteia, Pa.. Mar , ISIT-tr-
piafcUjufoits.
1 OH PRINTING OP KVKHT DKSCFtlP
.1 tlnn neetle !M.t(f et this oSlwi.
?TO A WEEK. (Iladtva' bora. ea-Hv m.le
V I u Oo.tly autat free. A-l-lrsss Tnra A Co.,
Aafusta, Maine. mcnl-ly.
E. S. HENDERSON,
UNDERTAKER
TUB nlmtribr now tTir to tha eltUtni of
Btirnll anJ Tirioitf, an anprortdad
ii)feialtT. HertatW all ktnda of Catketi and
C(&3i will ba kept on band, and rdra flli4 at
on?e,
fiiurrnj 4tltiultd Anywhere,
X will farniih the flnfiit at well ai tha ehfapetf
arttcUa deditttd to funerala- All ordtra la ft at
tba itnra of Jofjn 0. Coup will rarciva prompt
attention, ror rnrtber parttimlun, cnu on or
ari.lrru E. 8. HRNDKRSON.
Ua. in, Iffrit-tf.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITUIIE,
AND
Improved' Spring Beds,
MARKRT BTHIIKT, NEAR P.O.
Tba underlined brra leare to Inform tba all.-
ooa of Claarfletd, and tba publia gnnorally, that
ha baa on hand a Una annrtmant of r urn Itnra,
aaeh ai Walnut, Cbaitnut and I'atnted Cbambrr
Stiitei, Parlor finite. KoollntnK and Eitaniion
Chain, Ladlea' and Oenta' Kaiy Chafra, tba Par
foratad Dintanand Parlor Chain. Cana Batt and
Wind Kir Chain, t'lotbea llan, niep and Ki ten
flon Laddara, Hat Raoka. Bflrobbloj Hraabea, At
MOULDING AND PICTl'RB FKAMES.
eoklnK Glanaa, Chroma, Ac., which would
aiitahl fnr Holiday praaanta.
MtA'TI JOHN TROTtTMAN.
The Dcirs Run Woolen Factor j
Pans tow d in I p, ClaarEald Co., Pa.
HURNCD ( 1 T I
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arraneaaeata will ba aiade to raaalra and delirar
Wool, to anl t anitonera. AH work warranted aad
dona upon tha ahorteit nottaa, and by atrial ettatv
tion to hailnaaa wa hope io real Ita a liberal akart
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to tail aoatouera. I will alio keep periodical
literature, tuck aa Aiagaaibai, Nawipapera, 4c
r. A. OA l L.1A.
ClaarAeld. May 7, lHHS-tf
New Departure
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LUTHERSBURGl
Hereafter, toodf will ba laid for CASH oelt,
or In nrbantta for produce. No booki will
kept In tna futnre. All old acroontl moM br
ettled. Thone who cannot ttth ap, w:li p'ni
band rrar their no tae and
CLOSE THE RECORD.
I am delarmined to aell tny gooda at ctik
prieer, and at a duoount far below that arer
offered in ihii vicinity. The diacount I allow my
uat(itnr, will make then rich in twenty yri if
tney follow niy advloo and buy tbe.r Hood fr 'm
aaa. I will pay oarh for wheat, oata and rlortr-
cM. DAMKL uOOULAM-Kfl.
I.atharrbarff. January 17, JA77.
; FACTS WORTH KNQWIHC. ;
' Ola(rar,ltarha, andrak,RtlUleflaiin 1
-nany uihcr of l he bed moJitine know a arc
.killlully combined in pAtktt'tGiMr.c 'I qui. ,
ii io make ii the gmatcU Blood Punflor and '
The Uflit Ueallh and .irnojth UtuUitr
krar taad.
- 8oprfeetaaiharoinpoutionof Pa Gri-
, 1 unic lhat nn ditaCaive can long when
it it uicd. If iu have Djrtpepeia, Headache
Rhauntatiem, Naaralnia, Bowel, Kidney ar1
Liver Disorder, on( yuunecjJ uil(iMimnlant.
r appetucr, the fo.-iic M jutt tne mtdiunr,
ivyou.at it i hiihlscuiaxivtandujriwatiiij
jut never intoxicating.
U you aro alowl wattlnf away with Cnn ,
tumpttoa or any ickne.,il you hve Paictfuc
Cough or a bad Cold, PAKitaa't (.ir,i J ;
will aorelv help you. It aivea new lite an.:,
vigor io ine feeble end actl, and i a t-ma-Ai
uie for Rhaumatiem and Cholera In fin turn.
It Uaa bafad Haadrrna of Llraa It Ma)!
Kaa loan.
!f yon are ffdu'i mikcul le dnn't wait utiii'J
via are down akk, Ditt um the 1 ovtc lo-dj) ,
, o matter what your diteate r ayatoiUa. au)
ae, it will riv prompt rtUtt, '
Remember I I'Aeiiaa'i Giwr.e T-Htr !. w:(
rum dru.lt but tha Beat and fwrit Family
Medieino ever anade, cimpuunded by a nr
1'ioceta, and antirely dilierent from iiuurvj
injer ptTparai irtna and all other I nnica. Irji
! i -jc. btrtile. Vonr drurri't ran aimnlv T"U i
PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM
Tha Haatand Boat Ecoaoaiical ffalr Draitlaj
aaqiiiuiely perfumed and pcriedly harmlet.
Hill ilwaya lUatore Gray or Faded Hair
to it cricinal youthtul color and a PT1 a ranee, nl
ii warranied lo tnp iu lii.ni, aut i:t (ruwt!i
and prevent baldnett.
A Itwappltcatirminf tnHAtwit aoften tVe
hnir,rlrn a! I danrtni'l anrlrnr itching and
aaovnof ihaacalp, IWUby aJlUug6iuai.
April fith, lrtnl-ly.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
SECOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IM
PURE DltUUS!
SXt EBODUCEE1 S3I2I5S3 ,
CHEMICAL SI
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFF
VARNI511K8,
BKUSIIES,
FANCY OOODS,
PElirt'MERV,
TOILKT ART1CLFS,
PURE WIXES AND LIQUORS
for madlolnal parpmaa.
Trniaaa, Sop port era, School Rccki and Station
ary, and all other article oiuelly.
found In a trog hiora.
PHYBICIANH' PRKSCRIPTrONrl CAKB
PITLLT COMPOUNDED, lie id a larrr ak
perlenoe la tha buiineii tbey aaa give antir tat
tafartlon.
J. O. HARTSTCK,
JOHN . IRWIN.
RUeHUM. In'wtnkr M. 1R74.
OPEH FOR ALL!
LOTS OF
New Goods,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Come to Frenchville I
I HAVE nt received the lnrrit
Mock of goods ercr broiifht to
this seel Ion of tin connlv, which I
will soil forerun or produce s chenp
s they can bs bought ilscwbore. My
stock consists of
Dry goodS,
Groceries, Boots'S Shoes,
Hardware,
HrNails a Specialty.""
He
A full stock of FtSII. Salt in lare'
or small sncks, or by lh bsrrcl.
CROCKERY WARE,
sion or clay. OUKKNSWA RE, l(
styles knd quality. In abort, I hav
eerytliing needed by tho farmer, th(
mechanic, the loboror, or anybody
el, which I will sell just as cheap al
lha gooda can ba purchased any wberj
olsa. Tleaso call and tiainina my
inotla and orioea betora invcstiol
iMWbara.
LE COtJDRlET.
FraochTllla, Pi., Mar. I, '81-tC
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