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Gioroi B. Goodlandeb, Editor.
CLEARFIELD, Fa.
Wkdnksiiat Mnitxixti, Novkmkkr Id. 1 wl.
Hnad.r, If 70a want to know what la going on
In lha auafnnai world, Jail rand nnr ndTtrtiaing
olatani. tbo Sp4eiat ootuun in pnrttnulnr.
Our neighboring county of Jcffemon
gives Noble 0 of a majority. I'rotty
cloao.
Still a Kiw. Tbe election returns
indiealo that wo (still havo about 250
Groonbackors in tho county. Anotbor
audi aeanon last Winter will imoke
tbom out.
A Poor JtUNNH. That Swan, put
on the wing by tbo Curwonavillo and
Clearfield Radical Ring, did not fly
well on election day. See tnbulur
statement.
1'lcckt. Wo notice that tho Pro
hibitionidta succeeded in lugging in
20 votes for Hint cause. Thono who
adhere to suck a forlorn cause are cer
tainly blessed with zeal as true as
steel.
Guiteac on Trial. The Washing
ton Court, having suddenly acquitted
tho Star rputo thioves, has now opened
up that tribunal for the trial of the as
sassin of President Garfield. The case
was opened on Monday and is now in
progress.
A Goon Example. Tho tabular re
turns show that the citinens of Cov
ington township (tho homo of Com
missioner oloct Picard) know how to
voto. Noblo received 99, Baily 1,
Wrigloy 104, Kllia , Picard 103,
Straw 82, McDonald 1, Swan "The
jbrave MoDonald" rcccivod a black eye
in Jordan.
A Merited RrroiiNiTioN. Hon. Jos
C. linchcr (Democrat) of tho Judicial
district of I'nion, Snyder and Mifllin
counties, was re elected last week, car
rying every cour.ty in the district. It
being a Republican district, a bitter
fight was made Bguinst him by the
frionds of his competitor, Mr. Linn.
Judgo Buchor's majority in tho dis
trict was 1,750. In 1SS0, these same
counties gave 1,-141 Republican ma
jority. A Purchased Judoe. It is evident
from the decision of Judge Cox, of
Washington, in tho Star Routo tbiov
ory, that Tyuor, Brady & Co. have
bought the Court, body and breeches.
From what transpired during the ar
gument of tbo case, it is also protty
evident that District Attorney Cork
hill had been seen too by this band ol
scoundrels. It is wonderful to con
template that Conns are becoming as
corrupt as Star routers.
Dirty Work. Tho cut throat pro
cess in politics, in a very small way, Is
fully set forth when tho reader con
Iraste the voto cast for State Trcas
urcr and County Treasurer in DuBois
borough and Brady township. Mr.
Wrigloy was entitled to the snmo vote,
or nearly so, as that cast for Mr. Noblo.
Why bo did not receive it, wo do not
know, Hut as a Jiomocrat wo are
ashamed of such spite-work. It is
noithor godly nor manly, and we will
be greatly mistaken if the parties en
gagod in tbe dirty job don't regret it
in the future.
Dead Ditkb. Tho recont election
waa hard on tho "kickors," whether
they bur.r.ed around as bir.li or beasts.
There was one Wolfe that did his best
to get his paws into the Stalo Treas
ury, in order to gain something. Then
there waa a bird of the Swan persua
sion, that tried to nestle in the Com
missioners' ofilco ; but tho stiff neckod
Radical voters did not seo it in that
light. Fourteen of the thirty-eight
election districts did not know that
Mr. Swan wasacandidulo, and twenty
two were unaware that Wolfe was
running. How sad !
Tin Star Route Thieves Did
oharqed. In the Criminal Court at
Washington last Thursday afternoon,
Judgo Cox rendered a decision in the
Star Routo cases, discussing principally
the question as to the infamy of the
crime charged. The conclusion arriv
ed at was that the crime was infamous,
and that tho accused should havo been
proceeded against by indictment. 110
therefore, sustained tho motion ex.
polling tbo information from the flics
of tbe Court, and ordorod tho discharge
of the defendants. Judge Cox in this
action has disgraced himself.
Tin Old Story. Tho Citizen man,
who runt tho "official organ ot tho
borough," lectured na last week for
our improprieties and short-comings
during the campaign. Not being apo
ciflo we have but littlo toanswor. Wc
may bave blundered, but It Is ralhor
"cbecky" for man to reproach
another when he bas done the best he
could especially when the aforesaid
has been Radical, Groenbacker and
Democrat, by turns, all within that
many year. However, it it the old
story and as true as the needle ia to
the pole', that the meanest harlot in the
crowd ia alwayg the first to reproach
her frail eistcr. Watch the "kicker,
"fioppor" and annual "turncoat," and
yon will always hear him malign and
upbraid bis superior and consistent
neighbor. Now, howl jealousy.
THE ELECTIOS.
THE rol'NTV.
The reiiult h mil as we dtviiivd. The
majority in our county on the State
jiixl three hundred (WW) short
iculution. lint I Ins it cui.il)'
accounted lor, unpleasant us it uiuy be.
Lust year 1,911 Democrats went t
the riolU und voted for (ienenil II mi
cock. Tlmt was right und shows to
the world what w can do.
This year1
only 2,994 lound their way to tho elee-
tion bouses, and rust their ballots for
Mr. Noble for State Treasurer. 7Vo
thousand Democrats mining I It i" a
wonder tho whole county ticket was
not deleatcd becauso of such absentee
ism. Only by good luck did wo savo
anything- Our tnbulur statement ap
pearing elsewhore will show tho reader
just where the delinquents reside.
Tin STATE.
Tho canvass throughout the Suite
was very crooked, but in tho aggro
gate was favoruhlo to tho Democrats.
Tho counties of Hucks, Centre, Cum
berland, Mifllin, Northumberland und
Schuylkill did nobly, whilo Cumbria,
Cloaifiold, Columbia, Fayette, Monroe,
I'iko, Westmoreland and York fulled
badly, and in fact defeated Noble,
which is not agreeable for us to re
port. However, when wo take a glunce
over the Couimonweullk'e surlacc, we
find sonio bright spots. Take, for in
stance, tho defeat of John Cessna for
President Judge in that Blrong Radi
cal district of Bedford and Somerset,
and tho election of a Democrat of un
disputed ability and integrity. Tbo
olectioa of a Democrat in tho room of
Judge Junkin, in the Juniata and Perry
district, was unlookod for. But tbo
re-election of Judgo Buchcr in that
substantial Radical district, composed
of Mifllin, Snyder and Union, good for
1,500 majority, is a case not to bo
stieer.ed at. Ten years ago Judgo
Buchcr was elected over Woods by
nine majority, and at the lalo election
he carried the district over Linn by
1,751. Tho Democrats also succeeded
in electing a number of Sheriffs, Pro
thonotaiies, Treasurers, etc., in strong
Radical counties, whilo tho opposition
only succeeded in a few instances.
Tho split in tho Rudicul parly is be
coming wider every day, and will go
on all year. They will have an inde
pendent candidate for Governor, Con
gress and members of the Legislature.
This will let tho Domocrnls get away
with everything next year.
Mil. William L. Scott. This gen
tlomnn should at once resign his place
as a member of tho National Demo
crutio Committee, and in case ho omits
to do so, the Coinniitteo should call a
meeting and expel bim. His conduct
during tho last Stuto campaign in sup
porting Baily, the Radical nominee for
Slato Treasurer, was infamous in the
extreme. His porflonal and party
abuse of Mr. Noble, our nominee, was
such gross outlawry that it can never
bo atoned for, except by a resignation
or an expulsion. The falsity of Mr.
Scott's charges are proven by the elec
tion returns. Last year Garfield car
ried Erie county by 2,231 majority.
This year tho Scott-Baily combination
received but 520. That should settle
thequcstion with fair men of all parties.
The Democratic Committee of Lycom
ing county has set tho National Com
mittee a good example : One Bierly,
a member of the Legislature, and a
momber of the Cou nty Com m i ttco, elec
tioneered and voted for Wolfe for State
Treasurer. Tho Committeo met and
unanimously expelled him and filled
tho vacancy with a good Democrat. No
man baa tbo right to wield his personal
spite against a candidate after a party
has put him in nomination, and incase
he should go clear over to tho enemy
the Lycoming rule should be applied
to bim, and decent men should keep
out ol his way.
A False Statement Corrected.
The recklessness in which Mr. Wolfo,
tho Radical Independent candidate for
Stato Treasurer, saw fit toward tho
close of tho campaign to assail' both
friend and foe, was indeed remarkable.
On Saturday night previous to tho elec
tion, in his speoch delivered in Phila
delphia, bo bad the audacity to declare
that the Camorona bad elected Mr.
Wallace United States Senutor In 1874
The Philadelphia Sunday Timet con
taining the speech was received in this
place on Monday, when tho ox Sena
tor sent the following telegram to tbo
daily papers. Tho dispatch explains
itself, as follows
Ot.nnriii.n, Pi , Nnv.tna.r T. isal
Tho tal.in.nt mad. n; Mr. Wolf, that I nw.d
my .Irrtion to tb. 1'nli.d 6ut.a B.natt to tb.
Camtrona la nntrun. Thn nvarn la lh. foot.
Tb. U.inoeruer had n majority of .ia;bt Is th.
Lagiilaturn. I waa nomlnat.d In tbn D.moom'to
taucoa by onn hundrod and ail fntaa oolor on.
oinor.ii nod lnty.wo. As r,rt wna Ibon
mad. o ii th. H.pol.li.nna nod n few Il.mo
crma on .n.tbn ..ndi.lala, H.nator Hulan waa
I ha Catntna l..d.r In tbia moromant and n.o
liatad wlib ay rnamlaa for two daya to drlrat
a. and aloet boltrr or a H.nobiiean. Tbla
m.Trmaut I..Ud aa.miy ntoanaa rjin.tor Rlranf
and IIIimu ntb.r anil Camarna K.nublloana pro.
f.rr.d my .Lotion to tbat of n boltar and boldly
u " WitAian a. Watlara.
In The Field. Thro is nothing
like being on time. The cdliurs of the
Pittsburgh Oid'c want cx Senator W
A. Wallace mado Chairman of tho
Democratic State Committee next
year, and ahould bo refuse to take tbat
position, then they want bim nominated
for Governor. It seems tbat thoy
want to get the party harness on bim
in somo way or other. lie ia the right
man for either place.
Tho Democrats of ew York on
Tuesday of last week elocted their
candidate for State Treasurer, gained
one momber of Congress, and have a
majority of 10 in the Legislature on
joint-ballot. Good enough. Last
year Now York gave Oarflold some
20,000 majority.
MAC111XK MAJORITY.
omc'IAL VOTE HVCOliNrl EM IH Til ESTATE
I'liu.Auri I'liu, November 12. The
following are thu pluralities for Bully
and Noble by counties all ollleial:
i 1
.V.M All.jrh.nv .
317 Armitrong
4,170 Ilium..
7!" Ulalr
411 llradlnrd. ..
57 llutltr
1,147 Catnarou
VW4 'Obillnr.
l.l:. Urnnlord.
tl O.unhln.
1.631 Itolnwnn.....
l.ltl) KrU
11 rami
Ml franklin
ntlji Huntingdon
I, US' Indiana..
Ad. ma
ll.illurd
Hrrkl
lluoka.
4117
I'.-S
III
Mix
IM
400
I, nan
in
l.tv.l
4.1
Kit
lid
J4I
6114
obrin..
Centra
Clarion
Cl.aili.ld
Clinton
Columbia
t'uuibirland
Nik
K.ytl.
Fulloo
(Irnni
J.ftrraon
Juniata
Lblb
Luterno A...
l.venmlog
IH itlliD
Minroa.
Monlgnmorj
Montour
Northampton
Northumberland.
I'.rr.
Hit
BcnnjIkiU
l-ulliv.D
ri,lon
W,n
VVaaitnimland. ...
Wyoming
York.
Totnl
V LucLtwnnnn
.. 104
.. 4,120
HI
Lanu.at.r....
Lnwrtnon
l.m
S4A
.. I,MI
3H
IM
... I,5
ILobtnnn
iMcKaan...
7!
JJInM.rar
I.7IK Hhlladalphln
41! I'oltar
4liJnjdar....
... SIS
I, rMSoni.ta.t. ......
1,4112 fnaqanbannn
i: riog.
.'C7; Vrnaugo
im 1.476
... S70
... 1,4.13
44
.. So;
... JU
o,lJ:amn
lull
Wmhington...
4KS
5 III,
ToUl
. 44. IM!
7,0.10
S7
1,741
Uallj a , Inrnllljr. 7,002
LawJl'dgkwKlectedin 1H81. Below
will be found tbo names of tho Judges
elected at the recent unction, the num
ber of the diNlrii't, and names of conn
ticsi'oinponiiig it. Those marked thus
were on tho Bench ut the time of tho
election, and those marked thus f on
countered noopposition. Tbo majority
is given in districts whero there was a
contest :
I Dlalrlnt.-Phllxlalpbla, J.m.l T. Mlloball, f
Hepu!)iona.
1I Dinlriot Laneaal.r, John n.Llvinfitonr.t
R.publlraa.
II lliMrict. Northampton, Wm. W. St-buylar,
Democrat, majority.
IV llialriot. Tioja and Pottar, B. W. Will
iama.t Hpoblian.
VIII biatrial. Northumb.rland,W. M. Hock
af.llrr. Republican, 2uU majority.
XII l)iatriot Dauphin and Lobanoa, Jobn W.
Simonlon, Kepublloan, 4,2d7 majority.
XVI Iliatiiot. Ucdhird and Domara.l, Wm. J.
Baar, Dtmoerat, 18 majority.
-Will biatrial. Clarion nnd Jeflaraon, Jnmaa
B. Knoi, bemoorat, 1,700 mafority,
XIX tliatrict. York, John Uibaon,f D.mo
oral. X X 'DialrlaL Mifllin, Snyjor and Union, Joa.
C. Huib.r, brmoorat, l,7fr0 majority.
XXIUiatriot bcbuylkill, baiid B. Oram,
Rapuhlman. 3B& majority.
XX IV bliltict Cambria, Blair and Hunt
ingdon, John llaan.t Hepubliean.
XXXVII .Dialriot Monljomary, Hanry P.
Rora, ll.moerat, l,3o7 majority,
XLI blitilot. Juniata and Party, Cbarl.a A.
Barn.it, b.morrat, 220 majority.
Cessna WAiLopEn. It gives us
pleasure to announce the defeat of
that arrant demagogue, John Cessna,
for President Judgo, by Hon William
J. Buer, tho Democratic nominee, in
Bedford and Somerset counties, the
District over which Judge Ilall bas
presided for tho past ten ycare! Judgo
Hall was bull doxcd off the track by
Cessna. Tho canvas was a vigorous
oiio on tho part of Cessna, who took
the stump and harangued tboso who
deigned to listen to him at cross roads
and school houses up to the duy of
election. Somerset county gave Baily,
the Radical nominee for Slato Treas
urer, 1,441 majority, while Cessna re
ceived but 320, and Bedford gavo Mr.
Buer 3.13, and be ia theieforo elected
by 13 majority over tbo biggest dema
gogue in Pennsylvania. What a back
set Cessna's defeat is to bossism. Coss
nu's inulo and cunal-boat floated Gar
field across, but John could not utilize
Unit scow in his own case. Hence, bo
went to the bottom with a liaer on
dock.
The Rubicon Passed Tbo Fall
elections greatly interfered with tho
operations of tho Prosidcnt and his
stalwart confederates, llisoscapofrom
V ashington to look aftor bis private
business in Now York turna out to
bave been more harrassing than was
anticipated, Tbo prossing naturo of
tho business has boon conspicuous
from tho moment of the President's
arrival at the hotel. There is ovcry
prospect, however, that it will soon be
satisfactorily finished, as many and
willing bands make light work, lp
to clectiou day tbe busines.i was push
ed forward by such professionals as
Police Commissioner French, Roscoe
Conkling, ex Senator Tlatt, Barney
Biglin, Tom Murphy, Gencrol Grant,
John Davenport and a multitudo ol
oilier eminent workers ol this reputa
ble sort. Klcction day over brings
Arthur to tho end of his labors, lie
may now find timo to till the Supreme
Court vacancy, tho lack of which
keeps a good deal of business in sus
pense. Flection I'heaks It is wonderful
to notico tho fulling off in the vote in
somo of tho townships. A glance at
tho tablo will show that lleccaria in
1880 polled 299 votes, and only 130
votes at tho rcconi election. Ilowevor,
tho new borough ot Glen Hope has
bcon formed out ol it and about 5G
votes woro cast thore. Brady 210 to
249; Decalnr340 lol03; Graham 113
to6H; Huston 232 to 125; Earthaus
109to62; Lawrence 482 to 331 ; Mor
ris 3R to 198; Tike 317 to 182 ; Wood
ward 609 to 282. Tho total voto last
year waa 8,033 to 4,8G0 tbia year a
falling off in tho county of 3,173.
Served Him IIioiit. Wo notice
tbat at a recent mocling of the Ly
coming County Domocratio Standing
Committoe, W. R. Bierly, a mcmbor of
tho Committoo, was asked to resign
for tbe reason tbat he was supporting
Wolfe. The voto was unanimous. The
Democrats one year ago elected this
fellow to the Legislature. He voted
for Hewitt, tbe Radical nominee for
Speaker, and for tho compliment be
was sandwiched on several Important
committees, and during tho protracted
struggle ho voted for half a icore of
men for United Slates Senator, and, aa
a Democrat, behaved tad generally.
Wo are pleased that be bas boon prop
erly trcrud for hia treason.
Go Slow. On the principle that
reformatory prisons do not always
reform, the Philadelphia Record advo
cate! going a little slow in increasing
the number of such institutions. I p
on the same principle that churches
do not entirely eradicate evil, no new
churches should be erected.
Tai Voti in Philadelphia, The
voto in tbe capital city for State Treas
urer aggregated the following :
tilal M. Rally, Radloal.. IS.SSb
Oranga Noblo, D.morrnt m...m... 41, 1ST
Cbarl.a a. Wolfa, Ind. Rapablloaa 14,711
R, W. Jarkaow, Uraanbnob...... Ill
J. W. Wllaaa, frohlbltion IT
riuraJlij for Sallj u,soi
OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS, 1881.
ELECTION
IIOHol'ill.-
A Nil
T'JUNHIIII'.H
Burnaiil. borough..,.
ClaarO.ld.
Curw.narlll.
baUola
Ill.u Mop.
tluulailal.
Lumber City
N.wliurg
N.w Washington
Oacola..
Wallai-.ton
lUfonria townabip...
11.11
Hloom
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Urftdjr
burn title
Cheat..
CovinfluD
L)0ai ur
K RUi'in
llirrd
Uuibrn
(trail iu
tJrernwuud
Uuliih
llUHtODa.
Joruan
KftrttiBiit
Koux
Litwrvnof..
Murrta
l'nD.H
Ftfcvj
hnlj..
Iniiio
Wooiiwinl
ToUl
!
j
lJorltUi
Nif btirnDtft.. iuooriorUit iu IbI.
KV1DEKTIY BLOOD WASTED.
The Slalwurts in our State aro j
threateningvengeai.ee upon the 50,000 !
w r.. ii'i. t.t:..:.!....! ..t
fl UIIV IIIUII. IIUI. IIIUI v niuui n Bt-Ulll
must be taken if it splits the Rudical
party from tho Deluwaro to Lake Krio.
The exultant and undisciplined spirit
of tho "Hoss maehino" which elocted
Silus M. Uuily, Troasnror, by accident,
is aptly illustrated by the well rejoic
ing of Hoss Cameron's personal organ, I
tho Hairisburg Telegraphy which lhel
, , I
editor whistles for tho benefit of the
Wolfeites. Read it :
"Fralharh.adl, Kiokerr, J-lttbetlea to tha raar.
Ono. morn ballalujah ! Tha rsturna from I'.nn
aTl.ania abow that tbn HermMiaan parlr notnai
out nf n dravarat. atruagl. with tt.au'u.rr, r.laa
hood. and villiBiratl'in, with III linra unbiok.n,
Tloturiooa orar Wolf., MrClure, aud Datnooraoa
tha World, tb. Flrah, od tb. lla.il. Tb.
att.tnpt tn "reform" tho Hi-publican part, bv
putiinc tba Dtmoerarji in powrr baa andMl In
dia.itar nnd luin to tba ooaiplratora who bara
?!Z&$,J',jl2!lty howeJi" Rrlel and .upoli-
crmio prly einfrgaa fruio ibocoaital, btJrjjld -
im ib aiitu ui in rtiiitreeBiit, no auob i w tilub havo uliuwei ed upon uh during
VKrZZ'&'&"J' l"t twelvemonth cull for our .er-
Klonoualy riu)aa l. And tin mull Ii Dot only j Vi'llt rutiUldt', lUnl mitki) It filling
Tletory ovr i Ha nii.tae-t.d iht Irtvilore tmt W0 hIkmiIJ n jiiii u wit 11 (liunktul
lurltiDK ta iia aamp but it ia pe-f.ol aooibik- . .t , t . i-.f.,,,,.,
tutl; baa itrn viotii. Hoif baa been puivr-1 mercy, Iiuh niOMt mnally lavoml our
.tad. And Nofclt bai barn dianraraj. 1 bat j cou It try HI ill our punplo. IVaeo with-
suivij vbuoii ivr uiiwr vmj w wik, mun
btartiljr foogrttulala the nlortorji oid Kapubltcan
ytrlf ol tba Ki-ijd Sint on tha tnml iitirr
tt baa won, co lha auoiplwte ruut tt hut liiltictrd
on It foi. That foiouioo aet.M fcbh'h ( that
as army of brigadicr-nviifrala ii m.rtbiaia bai
gtvto ua bkl 'uroautoK tocre ? "
It will bo obhfivcU ly Uiin piccla
mation from head-qt.arlera tbat the!
"half-breeds" will reeeive no quarter I
in tbe future, when within lite lines til
tho "Stalwart." Tbo bugle bus bcon
sounded and all aro put on tho look
out. Those B0 000 wolves mut for
feit their scalps, or return soon aud
ask pardon of tbo bosses and proeeed
to do houvier work than they have ever
before executed, or to roeslablisb
themselves in tho affections of those
who havo been herding them in the
past.
No Southern taskmaster ever wield
ed the lash so severely over the backs
of bis chattels than the Camerons
havo over their whito slaves in free i f)
Pennsylvania for tha past fifteen years.
Tim Old IlyporRiTa. Mr. Wondell
I'billipa has shown a commendable
prudence in not accepting the invitation
to preach "No Rent" in Ireland. Ho
has a courageous tongue, but it is not
backed up by his other members, ilo
writes to the Irish that "they lead the
van in the struggle for right, justice
and freedom," but bis health doesn't
permit him to get any nearer tho front
than Iloston. That's Phillips. For
twenty years before the rebellion be
gave more tonguo than any other ten
men in this country; yot, when his
howling brought on civil war, ho ro
muinod salely and comfortable fixed in
Boston, persuading thousands of better
men to go. to the front und become
food for powder and lead. The old
moral coward will go a great way to
bring on a fight, yelling fur "right, jus
tice and freedom," but he will never
take a band in tho fight. He prir.ed
hia knavish bide too highly to havo it
scored with a sabro or punctured by a
minnie ball. It is an historical fuct
that not ono In ton of thoso Northern
Abolitionists, who "lampooned" the
slave-holders in Boston, New York,
and other northern cities from 18.10 to
1SCI, over crossed tho Potomac. They
are all hypocritosl
An Oi-tkaoi. More than 10.000
Pctnoorais throughout the State voted
for Wolfe, tho bolting liudical candi
date for Stuto Treasurer, and thereby
defeated Mr. Noble, our own candi
date. It is bad enough for a Demo
crat to stay away from the election,
but it la far worse to voto for tho
enemy. In Philadelphia, the Domo
cratio nominees received about 46,500
votes, whilo Mr. Noblo only received
42,475. Clearly, 4,000 Democrats voted
fur Wolfe. Moro: In Dauphin, Lack
awanna, Ijiiaorne, McKoan, Montgom
ery, Northumberland, Schuylkill, Sny
der, I'nion and Wayne, hundreds ot
Democrats also voted for Wolf, and, in
that way guvo thoir own Candidate
away, who is a far bolter man than,
either Wolfo or Baily,
Lxaviis Urrict liicn. It ia amax
ing bow tome men become immensely
rich in a few years on a $5,000 salary
while serving as Senator or Congress
man, It Ii notorious that this aum
scarcely covors expenses whilo keeping
house in Washington. A contempo
rary aaya: "Secretary Blaine will re
tire from the Cabinet early in Decem
ber when Arthur will provide bim
with a successor. Ilia elegant rosi
dence in Washington, costing MO,000
ii nearly completed, and will become
next Winter the centre for tbe schem
ing for the noxt Prosidoncy, Blalne'i
wealth ii estimated at 11,000,000, tbe
resulta ol economy and ihreiodneu in
invettmenti In tha course of a Congres
sional career ol twenty year)."
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I'R'K'Mmation l-fit KDiivnurar.sii.ENT
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The following proclamation was
issued from tbo I)t jiurlnietil of Sluie
Washington, i. C, on the 7th in!:
By the President of the United States :
A PROCLAMATION.
Il has long been thu pious euHlom
our people, with tbo closing of tho
oar- , 'u"k lmck "l'"n ,bo. Stings
brought to them iu the cuunging course
Ilf ,,, ,.,,,,.,
ihunks to the All (iiving soiiitu liom
whom they (low. Although al this
period, when tbo fulling leaf admon
ishes us that tbe time of our sucted
duly is ut hand, our nation still lies in
tho shadow of a great bereuremeiit,
und the mourning which bus ullt-door
hearts still tlmls us sorrowlul express
inn fou'iiiild tlo Iwxl hi,!iri u.-l,i- wn
( aUotl. Yet I lie niUhlluHtt bt'ltifitH
out niij pro!pcti(y witliin buvo been
vourtiMiiv-i No pfMilunoo has vio
iud our Khori-s ; tlio ubundatil privi
It-t'H ol' Irctdidn wbicb our iulbtTM
kit us in their wisdom ure still our in
iTcifiri Itcriluc ; ttiut if in aotne purtn
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h.inus. v.t nun tlti. .alnt.iiiv hit.
been tempeied mid in manner suneti
tied, by the generous compassion lor
the sutrerers which has been culled
lorth throughout our land.
For all these things il ismeetthnl
the voice of the nunon should go up
to find in devout homage. ,
Whereloro, 1, Chester A. Arthur,
President of tho United .Stules, do
recommend that ull the people observe
Thursday, the 2tih day of November
inst., as a day of nutionul thanksgiving
and prayer, by ceasing, so tar as may
he, 1 1 otii their secuhir labors and meet
ing in llieir severul pluces ot worship,
thero to join in ascribing honor anil
prulro to Almighty God, whoso good
ness hua been ro inunifesl in our history
and in our lives, und offering earnest
prayers thut II is bounties may continue
to us and our children '
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my bund and cuused tho seal ol the
United .States to be affixed.
Done ut thu eily ol Washington,
this fourth day ol November in tho
year of our l.urd ono Ihoucund eight
hundred and eighty or.u, ami of the
Independence of the I 'niled Slutes the
one hundred and sixth.
t'llDSTKU A. Ahtiii a.
By the President
Jamsh( Hi.AlNr, Secretary of State.
nix (iovkrsor's proclamation.
tiovcrnor Hoyt has issued his proc
lamation for Thanksgiving duy. It is
aa follows :
In the name and ly the authority of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, JI.
M. Hoyt, Governor of raid (Vunmnn
wealth :
A proclamation.
During a season of drouth and par
tial failure ol' the harvest, which in a
less fruitful hind would havo brought
famine unit distress, and in a timo of
public; trial and tribulation, which un
der less buppy institutions might havo
led to disseiitton and strife, the people
of the United States, and particularly
of Pennsylvania, have been preserved
in health, in csialo and in peace.
Now, therefore, 1, Henry M. Hoyt,
Governor of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, do ordain and lot aparl
Thurstluy, November 21lh, A. D. 1881
(being the sumo day appointed by the
President ol tha United States), tor thu
observance ol llio.c religious services,
recognizing tho beneficence and care
of the Father of us all. and those house
hold customs, strengthening the bonds
of families and a common brotherhood,
in which tho lime-honored traditions
of tho Commonwealth bave embodied
the thanksgiving and prayers of a
grateful people.
Given under my hand nnd the great
seal of tho Slulo at iiamsburg, this
tenth duy of November, in tho yesr
of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-one, and of the
Commonwealth iheono hundred and
sixth, HrNRT M. Hoyt,
Governor.
By the Governor:
M.S. tl'AY,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Awards. Aa ''kickers," tho Iladi
irals ol Curwcnsvillo, Lumber City,
Brady, Chest, Ferguson, Greenwood
and Pike, will be entitled to the belt,
and Jordan should be awarded two
belts. Our Radical neighbors have
had tho laugh on us in several in
stances, but the current campaign has
drawn several sniggers out of ui be
cause the "moral idea" venders were
placed on tho ragged edge of a politi
cal problem that they did not work
out. Like Beechcr'i rase, il was only
an exposition that will not wear well.
IiiENTiritn. Mr. Arthur baa cordi
ally identified his administration with
Mahone and the Bepudintionisti ol
Virginia. As his Administration is to
be on of blunders, be couldn't itart
otT with ft mora cfleotlvo form of disgrace.
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TIIE"LAMEXTM ' CESSXA !
Everybody has heard ol this Stal
wart liudical. He was Chairman of
tho Republican State Coininilteu last
year. llo took ehurgo of citiididutu
Garfield, and put bay's punts oji
bim, pnrehused a canal bout, and gave
bim in clutrgo of a mule anil started
him on the towpath for tbo White
House, and actually landed him there
safe and' sound on the 4tb of March j
lust. What the setpiel was we all
know. Now, all that Cessna asked of
hia parly frienda lor this party service
was to n. uko him President Judgo of
tho Bedlord and Somerset district,
which usually gives from 1,200 to 1,50(1
Rudicul majority. Itu was easily
uoininuted, and, demagogue like, trump
ed the whole district over to the dis
grace of tho Bench. Tho tax payers
of his district took him al bin value
and sent him back to the Bar. Prcw
dent Arthur should award bim some
thing in his hour of tlislrVMa. (July 13
majority for Baer. Tbe Philadelphia
Telegraph, Hudical organ, in alluding
to Cehfnu's case, ejtiileriEes him alter
this style :
Wrecked within sight of the luttd
ing, was the futo of "Judgu" Cennu
and his canal boat, and great is the
rejoicing among the hardy yeoiunnry
of Somerset and Beiilonl. Thu ltSth
Jildieiul district is soundly Republican,
but they ton Id n't stand iho. prospect
of John Cessna for Judge, and so Uiey
either took tho woods on election duy
or voted lor Mr. liner, tho llemt.ciaiie
candidute. In Somemet, Buily's ma
jority is 1,400 and Cessna's only 300,
figures tliut eloquently portray the
"popularity" of Iho canal boat States
man, while in Bedford, where ho lived,
Republican and Democratic neighbors
kindly pushed bim within tight of the
Judicial haven and then left him
sticking in tho mud up to his neck.
Brother Cessna's canvuna was alto
gether unique. lie claimed to havo
quilo retired from "purty politics," bul
entered with great detail into a per
sonal appeul lor voles. Ho sent out
hundreds of tufty-covered postals to
"old friends," at his birth place and
other peculiarly hallowed pluces, just
to remind them, you know, that ho
was a candidate for thu Bench and
would bo very gratelul, etc., etc. llo
also mounted tho stump end talked
and visited tho schools and smiled
upon tho little folks. (Hi I "Judge"
Cessna's campaign wus jut too sweet
for anything. But the cold hearted
voter went up to tho polls and put in
his ballot for the "othur fellow." H's
too bud ; but lliore's one coiHuiatuiit,
"Judgo'' Cessna will still rcimiin in tho
political arena to amuso Iho ppcclutors.
For inslunee, it wouldn't be any kind
of a Slate Convention nt all without
Cessna "
Six Hotels Buriikii. At midnight
of Novenibct II, a flro wns discovered
in tho cottugo in the rear of the I.uw
renco House, at Old Orchard Beac h,
Muino, destroying the Blanchard, Law
rence, Altlino, St. Cloud, Belmont and
Finko Houses. In spilo of all efforts
the six hotels wero burned to the
ground. Tho Lawrenco wits valued
at flO.000; insured for tJS.500. Tho
Blanehurd was vulued at 618 000 ; in
sured for 110,0110. Tho Aldine was
valued al 9.000 ; insured for $7,500
The St. Cloud as valued at J In, 0(10 ;
insured for $12,500. Tho Fiskc House
was valued at $15,000, and waa insured
for $8,000, and the Belmont Was val
nod al $5,000 ; insured for $1,500.
Tbo flro was supposed to bo elf incend
iary origin. Old Orchard Beach is a
Summer resort ol York county, Maine,
on tlio sea cnant, four miles Irum Saco
The Methodist Nutionul Camp Meet
ing Ground is close by tho hotel neigh
borhood. MuRiitrt at th i Polls in Missis
sippi. Four whito men were killed
and two seriously wounded by negroes,
on Tuesday ol last week, at Marlon
Station, Miss. The negroes opened
fire on the whites at tho polls while
the eloetion was going on. Tho whites
had no arms to defend themselves, con
sequently tho negroes wero unhurt.
Among the killed was A. T. Harvey,
Democratic candidato for County As
sessor. Tbo Sheriff, with a posse,
found a bund red negroes barricaded in
tho houso ol their leader, F.J. Vance,
and wero fired on by tho negroes.
The SherilT'a posso attacked tho no
groes, they having refused to alirron
dcr, killing John Vunco and wounding
fed, Vance, Jr. Old Vance and forty
ncirrooa retreated to tho woods. A.
G. Warren, of the SherilT'a posse, was
killed, and several other wounded.
This is another southern outrage, and
one that Republican journal! wilj hard
ly think worth while to say anything
about.
Tbo Bethany Orphans' Home,
charitable inntilutiou of the German
lie for mod church, located at Womols
dorf, Ikrka county, wai entirely den
troyed by firo at an early hour last
Friday rooming. The flro waa din
covered between 12 and 1 o'clock.
Tha children went all removed In
aafety.
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A Foolish Mistake. Don't louko
the mistaiie ot confounding a remedy
at acknowledged merit with I lie nu
merous quack medicine that aro now
so common. e speuk from experi
ence when we say that Puiker'a Gin
ger Tonic is a sterling health rextora
tivo and will do all that is claimed lor
it. We have used il ourselves with
tho happiest results for Rhcumutism
and when worn out by ovorwork. See
advertisement. Time. fll-!l-4t.
Kx Governor Ctirlin, our representa
tive in tho next Congress, has rented
a houso in Washington for the period
of his Congressional term.
uwtisrmrnts.
DiHxni.itriox ui' paiitm kiiip.
Th. partn.rahip hri-M.ir.i.iiii l.tw.in
A. h. Shi.fr ai.ri Drni'-n rretnan bua thia dar
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In th. pnaaetalon nf A. K. ShS.
A K Nlinyl-,
IiKXTON 11KEM4.N.
Madera, Pa., Not. S, IMI-ii.
ADMIMHTH ATOH'H XOTIl'P.. Nutlo.
la harabi riri-n lnt li-llfaofAilrDiniatration
nn lh. ratal, of MAKY AKUKKY, lata of M..rrl
tnnmbip, ClaarflolJ futnlr. Pa., tlro'J, bft.inn
h..n iluly ffranod to th.undrraiirn.il , all ..rann
inli-bl.il tu aaiil rat at. will nlaaaa maka iiDm.ni
ata pa.nrnt, and thuaa hating olaima nr il.
tnanila againat th. aattia, will nraarnt them prnp-
Ijr anlhrbliral.4 f-r i.ili.mant without d.Ur.
ii r. tir.r.r., Aninmiitrator.
JvTl.rtnwn. Ol n, lSSI-St.
AltMIMMTR ATOK' KIITICR Nnllm
la nar.tiT fiT.nlhat L.ti.rauf Adtnlniatra-
tlun nn th. calala nf KAMI'KL fiHOFF, Ut.
nl tuvcaria towtiahlf,, Cl.arfl.ld C... Pa . dro'd.
ha.ltit; httn dul. Rranled to th. nnd.raign.d. nil
p.ranna Ind.litad tn .ai I tat. will pleaa. anaa
immadiala ,ainnt, and Itmaa ha.inil rl.ima or
d.mnnda aa-aiaft Iho aam. will nri.nl tham nrnn.
.rly aulh.ntictcd lor ai-tft.maot without d.'.aj.
jt.tr, r in 1 1- r,
W. II. WIIIT'SIDKt,
AdmiDialratorf.
Baraty, H , Xnr. IS. tsl St.
Tcwn Lois for Sale
IN C0AI.P0RT. Clearfield Co., Pa.
VLARtll. nuurier nf tnwn Iota e.n hvt i
ft rvaionnblt prica hv BplD to J ho L
Lt)tnir, Jr., AfteM. fai.) town ti rltmU.1 in
tb ci.fi I hat-In nn Cleat ft-Id creek, ut tin tcrint
oiia of th UHi'a flap rnilroai.
DOTT3 A AH AW,
CkarUffl.l, Pa.
Nov. IA, .Mil Im.
jlirn. caiill lr Hit Vaifrandllork if
GARFIELD
1 li only ri.mpl. i,. -!,,rv - f r. '' Un .nl nnr
dfth Krfh, ..iilln-.l. i.ImM-. H, , int Ii t.nnt-rl in
IlMKlUb attri Uri-man i ... .iuii,.,ilt iliuMiatr'l;
il in tauuti lj I-ini-.I. ii. i.-l aa ll ncj h..n nt ..,,.
l -h. I H John C. RldpKlh. M.. II.
caution, i'.'.r,,1'';.:;;;:1
hirh Hit) ciinir" ii r.--i-. Ttn-y lis uitnl;
.ui lilfst ; in otii net- iipam !! mfniotj rh-jI
(1. r1. and a fr-urt on lh pul lir. 1 nit r.t-iLi it
rtillt-rl n-ir, Th- onlv oi k wnrth cho Hiw;
iitl aiiv. In mtntnpa litr Annf futlU.
JvSLn UilUillU ak "..rul'lixiivKal'liiiaiiwlli
11 101 4t.
A. 13A.nOAIN.
VALUABLE LjSNDS FOR SALE !
TnK ondrijnfl offeri f.ir ala two riluuMe
farm i ii tut ted in Iiiwrenrt township, Tul
l wa :
Una hoodrrtl arndtwoBty 1 30 tcrf rlpared and
ood Hat of puttiTiii.a. and ha?iiiiT thrrton
areftcd Ur( and inn frame dwelling houa. two
Urg frro banta and other neoeMary oatbaild
ina, tt'gi'ther wilb Urge orchard, good water,
f , ilr.
Fftffnty aorot Mard and lailor cultivktlon,
but with ou btnldinca.
The aaid lma aro iltnit witbiD 1 m of
Clcarfleld n1 the Ftnno) Ivanta Ka'Jrtmd and ara
uBilarlaid with blturoinmia enal and flr -Hay.
KraaoB forHllin. Deolininr henlib i.f owr.r
For turihrr paMlrular, Innnirc of tho ralrii r.
I DIIIVL' CVt'l.l'l) '
. r r-. i i-i.n. An j tor uwacr,
Oearflfld, Pa , June 1Mb, 1-81 if.
OLDEST and BEST
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Tha Nw Yonlt Ononrnn hiamw Iba Ur(Ht
clrculatmn nl ita olaaa. It la
IMll'ittlMISHTIIlHI.,
I NNKt TtHlaV,
lit AMiKI.lt Al,
sua ntiN aIh
It will .nl.r ila
SIXTIETH YEAR
with a Het fuur tinM tha fiia of fti Irit ua,
full nf F.irt'ijtn ad lit dimi to Newa with fot
ou Eilitonal upon tnattrni of ralifxioua ai.d ao
ular liitereat ; whh car-ftiily a-ti'M. Iiep.ttiaeot
f.ir rhildrrn. fahbath Hrbunl laanhra, Karmar
and bupineai Mao f with aifht aetira Klitor, an
unrivallid itaff of Komi no Currenpondent. anl
paid Wriieri and Cootrtbutora ia atary pur ol
tba Cvuntry.
NEW BOOK
OF
".ClElTiiEUS,, LSTTSUS
With ft re I Portrait of the Author,
(l f ivn to aBT("" wiling ut a honrt fifa Nhw
Si a-caiaRR and -ll A lor tbt earning year.
Sprftmm topie free,
Add if Bat NEW YOUK OII-FH VKH.
fier Vorh,
tin. 11 t,
JC'RY I.IHT.Vanat and lotloa nf tboao
perron draw m juror to aarva at Norrn
br term, onn mean tnt; on lha aroond Mondnj,
(Uta), and auntiaulna; two wrokii ;
SiroMD Win Mob ft at, Norm and Jipt.
fia n. koala, rinri'MajJaa. MeKaaa, Dwatar,
A. E f'ation, Curwa'ila, Andrew Uearhart,
Rd Lfvln'tona, I ndraw Kaphatt,
Ul Uarriaoa, M I H tram (Straw, Jmdaa,
at C'a:a. Hnatt'laJA. Ranala. Kartbam,
1.1 iirtmin, ueroaria. . tniiianil, "
Jna4ph tt'fkj, " i lrl Shtit-rti l.awr'ce.
O. V. Kendell, ninnm, Itlao. D. Heta, Mnrria.
Jtin U I'li.ata 11a. IU' Li .n
J. H.tVtrwart, ilrailtord, Milton Head, riVa,
po. v. run., nrauf, i n, a uartlatt, taadr.
Wbj. Hrtllnpatar, W. 0 Asia,
t)irl Hanrf ll.nnB.la. I li.oiJ U.n.u u
John Kunta, iJnha Hiair. ' H
w. H , H gttnr, Chaat, M A- Rhftff, Woodward.
Wai. Mfdarttr, H T. Hondaraoi,
P. 8. Natling, Corlar'a, tieo. Rhdea,
Duka Copalla, Daoatur.l Joha Tranaa,
W tb atideriifna't barab eartlf; that tha
forejtolnR liat of aaine of paraooa wtra drawn b?
aa on iba lllb day of Oct-be r A. D. lifll, at
Tratarat Jarora far tha Nofatahar Term nf
Court, aonnanetnit ca tha aawtd Monday, Ii
oorraet, and waa drawn aa-wrdina; to law, la a
anrdaaoa wltb aa order of lha 11 na CharWa A.
Mayor. Pratt dent Jodro of tba aaid Court.
JAKm M a tt A rfiY, P bar iff.
A, i JACKHUN.
U. llhlDUK,
Jmry faaiBhitoiari.
ClfltrftaU, Pa., Oalobar iat US It.
Jfolir. Vanamatur a
rtatlrfrtlsrnifnts j 51cte ArtrrrtlarmfntiJ.
"VTtH'K'l --lhe underjined. reiiding lo (he
ll i line ' MefloTrr, IB Chrt t nhip,
tiai ronde lift ireeMir arrAniffm'-ntt nd pro
plum 4i i.pr:i an EATI.VO 1I01!K for tho an
eouiinddaiioi ot i he puKHc nenrraHv, and 1 bero
to '.cil a liberal abaro nl the pulilic put ronajte.
JOHN j. HNVI'KK.
Wr.tOTrr, T , Feb. 9, 1881-tf.
Yn E Ol' I ('tlHP(IR 4TION. An
X apflw-iiion ih ma!c at tha November
Term of C'Mirt. A. I. I US I for a charter nl' irinor
txiralinn fr "Thi 11 urn tide Cornet Hand," of
Iturnanlo, ClftHrlield rouotr, Va., pur.it ant tn the
provl ro of iho Ant "f A'-eint-lr pirnved tha
l-thd ..I 'April. A. T. 17,. S V WILStf.V.
t:tenioid, HIM St. Att'y for Petitlonan.
VM1 NIMTIt ATOft'H NOTICI-; N-tioe
ta herahy p;uen itiat Let (era of Adtnintatra-ut-n
on tha tn' ot PIUI.IH J. Ml LLKN. lata
of Larwenf-a twp., learfirld county. Fa , dte'd,
baring been duly jcrnited (i the utiileraiKned, all
ptrnona imleiiled to aaid otaia will please niako
iifTti(sliate payment, and tonne having elaimi or
ileinamln nj"itnl the .roe will pratint them prop
ctlr auilicnti"4tnd f-r aettlatn-ot. wiihnut dvlay.
)M (ill MIM.KN.
JAM KS F. Ml LLKN,
Ailminiitratdm.
( learfifM, la , Nor. 9, HH-Bi.
A
I'D! T'Olt KOTICI2.
la r ettutfl of
I In tho Orphna' Court
A H. Dickioaon. J of Clearfield fount.
The uuilifriened AuJ Her appointed liy tho
Court to tnke teitinmn? and boar en-eptiona to
amount 4i( adiuiDirtration and report tbem to tho
Court will attend to bia duties ai lurb at hia of
ficei in Clf.rliri,(, on TH1 KSpAY, MKCh MltKK
lT, at I o'clock, A. M., when and where all
parliea interested mav attund. I. V. WILSON,
L'leartk'ld, Ph., 11 ;it. Auditor.
It 1.3IOVAL1
THE ttuaintM and nefT4tiret of tbo late firm
ot BKOAHBKNT 1' II IL -I I'S, baviug been
purrhaaed by tho undrr'ished, tbev havo moved
tha lama to VU Cfaeiinut atreei, wiirra tbey mil
b pleated to ee tt.fi r o d patron.
Vera rr-peetfullv,
UKOADUKNT A CO ,
(Sui-ceifora tn Ilr aii)jrnt t I'billipa.)
l'bilad''ljtiii, I't-nn'a.
X-?fNrf4tiva of the pitaf aifht or tvn ycarj it
served I'V ibctn.
Nureniber U, 1881. lj.
M
IIOI'SEIIOLD n'OUDS.
Tor alrlt atnm-rh.
fcl tlnn, b:xl liver c
"Tb In II
t-inV Iietl Pt r.x:
cr coat ..i:ia:tun, 11 Aj.ALif , ' ' TVfMH
T r tirk i!,"ii?''!i, p in in t:io lu-i.
fllt7luot, i.:Hll.vi-('lntT, uiio I'Eut.f a. "
n-iul rud ahidy our bo lt on th tlla of it
folluw Hit a. !t.:i- e nl a v. IU In Inpi-r.
1 I 'O irlll tH. n ltl I, r f t r.-i-.n IM nl
tci will not euro or g.ctly Imiifore. " ESMM
I.Mle. K Too wUk atrfnfrth. nel:h nd
-j i" -uiv, b'i iT..in, riirrrr ii" n ni
For rervona rtrblltfr, MtarrJi of tho MatV
nrr, or a so oi ui kitaMiii, lo l'kULv.
iiid bocuroii
MOnRISSi IRELAND'S
NEW IMPROVED
EIGHT-FLANGE
Fire-Proof Safes.
The only 8-Flango Safa in the World,
AND CONTAINlNfl
More Improvements than any Safe
made, such as
The PATEXT
More aoptiro from lliirglan than any
Firo Proof Sufo, itnJ no oxpenBo
in rcpuiriiitf lloln or Locki.
Patent Hinged Cap,
Four-Wheel Locks,
Inside Iron Linings,
Solid Angle Corners.
Thoso Sitfon nre now being sold in
thia Stuto In
LARGE NUMBERS,
Anil giro tho
Greatest Satisfaction,
Hoing tho Most Highly Finiklictl,
Best Uado, and Chupost First
Class SAFE ovor rrodueod.
Thosa Colobratmt Salon had tho
Champion Record
IN Till
Great Boston Fire,
And nines that timo oriat and iftron
TANT IMPROVEMENT) have
been mada.
ficloro Riving your ordor to ny
nthor conttorn, no nil for priooa and
lecriitivo I'alnloguo.
MORRIS & IRELAND
BOSTON, MASS.
Dm. Ii, IH-l.
ti
mm
Inside
Bolt
Work
fflothlnfl ilmtisfiiuiit.
I I:m .(H Al.i:.Thlrleea hivei of
iy Italian Keea wudb l will er( cheap fnr
okib, or aKehaniro lor wheat. For further In
formation rail on or adilreu tho umtemitned.
! J. V KttAMKit,
( Not ,7W tf. Clvarfeld, la.
IfXKt HTdl'! NOTin-'. No-lne a bore
J bv yti-en thil Lettrra Tentamentary on tha
lata of HKNItl ItA-NTZ, Into nf Hr.dr twp ,
Ulearnei'i aitaniy, fennirirama , deoeaaed, bar
I Idk hem duly xrantrd to lha OB'tanijrned, all
f' iern'Ca imielitrd to aaid aatata will plaara maka
utnifldial pnyment, and thme htrinr olaima or
demandi ayniiDH tho nn will praaent them
properlr authanticatad for aettlement.
J AM KS KAUAKKH,
Kaoeutor,
I l.utLt:rlura:, V., Oct. IV, fK Ht.
1 EXECUTOR'S SALE
I OF VALl ABI.R
I KEALJESTATE!
I flllKlti: wilt be expuaod to pubUo iile, at th
X tJfeola llo'Jie, in the bornut;ii of Oteeola, on
j Satunliiy, November 20tli, 1 SSI,
Tha following defcribed property, owned by Win.
j li INrnar, Ut of lUratur Ktwu-bip, ilereiled :
One p of ir parcrt of land ntnaie in thn town
1 abip if iJeiialur, oouity uf Clearflelil, S mte of
I'erm-vlvaota , twunded on tbo iouib by Andrew
1 Oardner, on tha weft by t'urlm Krami, on tba
! noith bv Strphec It. Kcphart, and on tbe -outh
I ea.t by Thnmaa Huitlv, eontaioiiK About thirty
acre, wore or tn, thia Und ia underlaid with
three ic'i-d r rina of coal, and baa a Urpe l.ara
arr-ted thereon
i TKHMS 'ne-third on ronnrmatt a of rale.
one-i bird in one jear, and one third intwo veart,
I ferurcl bi bond nnd murlirne on Ihe prcuiiirn.
JAM KS K. IIAKNKK, Eieoutur.
i Oactola, Ta., Nov. I. I-4t.
! EIGHT FARMS
For Salcjpp Rent I
' Tho aubacrtbrr propoaea to felt nr rent a num
ber ol I n r inn lornird aa followi : The Hrr-t Hute
in Duinridi to-rn-hip, Ci-ntre ciutity. containing
15" arrra, bai im ibrrc.n erected a frame dwell
ittf. frame Um . iljiicciit to a church, and knowD
aa tho Jnur M utln.ll.tr. J ( irm
A L.-". ai'ifb-r I'.irm Miunte in (imhim lown
, ahip. Cb aitiel l enubty. oontaininit 1 1 actrea, with
' tho i.r'-iri i -ii f . r- v ,ti! rt f e Thia farm in under
laid witfi 4 uOtiLi VK1.N Y C"AL.
j A 1. mi. in iner Ijrin- in th v icit.it t of Krench
I villt . t'.n'ainit r n-'pt-ctfuily 111, I ilo, Hi, rtj, t,9
j and ? tive. T!i- e faruia all have biOJei and
I b4tnr. thrreoti, u'ni wuytur, tn-arinn; orohardi on
aan,4 an wl imjn jri'id Win 1 land. For
j Imllter prii-a!r. eal! in person, or addrea the
urderitft d l.v le'ier. L M. COfDHIKT.
J'" lv:li,II if Frenehtille.Pa.
EXECUTORS' SALE
Of VM.rABl.E-.
REAL ESTATE !
1) V tirtne nf an or.lcr of I be Orpb.ittV Ci urt of
CVaitltH county. l'i.. ih--re will bo expnaed
to public e-ie .t ihe CUl'KT llUl .B, In Clear
Hold, J'r-tn.'a, oa
SiiturJav, NovcmbtT 10t!iw, 186 U
The following dfwriheil pir.'e of retl aaUle of
KICIUHIlKIIAW.KK., la'o of Lawrene wwn.
ahip, ClearOel 1 eitunty, I'ena'a, deraaaeiA, vll ,
All that certain pieo of land aituatoin Lawrence
townthip, Clear&eld ouunty, houndod aa follow l.
Uecinum-t at a p Pt on Clearfield creek, at f.ird
ing en townhip mad ; tbeoce north 8.1 degret
weat 2IT perrbe to p at at brtde over Spring
run on Hne of land of Jnaeph (non ; thence matt
27 drgTera eaat by land ot Joepb Uo m A3 per
ehra to a pot by aid nf Nancy I'gden'a lot;
tbence by bar land a.'ulh art d-fcreea ei.t M per
ehea to p ut by two wbi pinea ; thenoe toaib 44
degrrea wr.t by .N.noy (tf ifO H tot 12 pcrcbel to
a poat on tde of tunipiWe aouih 4? d-f(reei ea.t
12 pereboa tu white pin tomb 21 degree iim
S percbee tu bruit; tbenre down creek the aev
aral oouiraand diiuuce to place of beginning,
aonteintng 7') aaten, mora or leaa. and having
thereon erected a frame hoiiee and barn, and, al-o
a beriog orchard.
t:.t.j or SILEs
One third aaeh, one-third in one ye.r. one-third
Id two yearr with tnterral, aerured by bond and
uiorij-a. A. B 8 II AW,
JOKKPH SHAW,
E i ecu tip.
Clearfield. Pa., OaU 3A, I'M U.
ClflnnofAa Tk.s.tfraraal
IVIC31UII UallniofWrrania.
nnlflffna n.B.IIairalHaal
wviv&itva
j ,, .
Innahla. tMahrAakna
Msllnri, Firatrt, HKkanict. (.nam Mta 1
MHn, Tiachnrl, A.Uwhnar.timlnnthyaa.3,
linj;aiit.l!Hiri:iH
I Are yotitiiiirnnK lnm i'yunfi., Neurjlcij, or'
wuhlltmrl, kidnev or l-iter I omt'lamii. you can
cured ty uing pAKKKa' ;in,br (iimc.
Kynum wastutt; away with Canaumptioa, -)
male Weakneai, h heuinatiun. oratiykxki.o.,1 it.
youhnva a bad coiiph orci.ld, you aill futd aure'
ttUcfia pARKKK't Ginger Toxic J
II vtw are enfVbled bj dneaM, age, ordinipatkra,.
androurivaiem needs innnnraun(t, or your Wood'
iie-t rniiS-r-r-. Vit twnVt ftrtwn n-i '
J- : I'M-MA l lAi:U.U sr.
- a-Mim.-a.itma-i
MielromtMiifrer, IUkIiu, Mantlre, .Stuiiiitw;
andoiherntthe beximedn met known : it itihe Ueu.
Ilfallhand Sirenitth Kesturer ever uurd Ur tupe-'
rior 10 ftitien, Kuenre ef mer and other Tn-uo'
ta it never tntm ir.ttca, and Cum I ininkennrv,
H lla Hatea llvadreda af Liveal 11 Bar
hare loan.
Bny a or 1 1 bottle of ytxn dnimut, and be
f lure our aiciiAnire it on the oittle wrMrr, hrv
If-r C- , N. Y jTrem,n.wmne.ti.'
PflltlrWa Ktmovn DurxtniH.
Hair Bal-am tea'iuKL
lite Ik.lanrf Xnt FenntMfral Hair Hreaaiar.
i ofiLMimiH oiny, mif.iirtiii that aie brucliualta
O.e h a- an.tn .iliv 1'a.KKaa'). Hair Hmiam
Nt.tr Tilt to Rcttora Bra, ar Fadei Hair
tt the vmithful eftlnr, and i warranted to atop filling
aiiaaaau. Hdtfdugulsulynf.mui(i.
April flth, Irfhl-ly,
HOFFER'S
Cheap Cash Store
ROOM NO. TllllF.E, OPERA HOtWR,
Clearfield, Pa.,
WHOLSFALR k RUTAU. DEALKIl IN
DRY GOODS.
Cnmprialnf Dr.aa floo.li of Ik. .arj lata.t atilM,
nnnaiatina In part nf Canhmi-rna, Manch.alar
fanolra, Alpanaa, anil nil mannar nf
Fancy Dres? Goods,
Uu-h aa Cralona, Mnaalr Lu.l.ra, Plaid., Dr...
Uinahanaa, Draaa Kanrlaa nl lh. vary lat.'l
atlna, and na .h.ap aa thn; nan ha al,l
In Ihla tnarlt.t.
NOTIONS,
Cnnalatlnji if (ll-.T.. fr Santa, I.ayll.a ..or
nliaira. II a. nf all aba-lpa, hila Crlnaaa,
l.ar.a, Kan.; IlnM Italian. I,a,ll.'
Tl'a nt all aaa Wa a n't atvl.a, I' nil a
and Cn'l.ra, Mihhona nf nil Imda and
qnalitlaa. Marlnn I'nilarw.nr, Trimnina;., .1..
BOOTS AND SHOES
aaoGsaiss,
Queensware, Hardware, Tinware,
CnrpeU. OH Cloths
WALL PAPER.
LEATHER, FISH, Etc.,
Wnlek will nn anU analaaaln ar rntall, Will taka
Country Produce
la Kirhaugt for Honda at Mark.! Prlrn..
WM. J. BorriR,
Clnaraald, rH arpt. , IMII-if,