glaUrondg.
I?n ii h j 1 vn 11 In Itn 1 1 road
TYRONE ft CLEARFIELD I5RAKCII
U. mr ! uo 11 n, Jiu. B, lei), IDS
I'asaenirer Trains will ran dellr (uotnt 8un
J.,..) k.(.u. T jni.....ij '.i
W -- J - JB u J - unit a ...... . .
;iwuiiiii v iei uviu, u IU11UWI
CLKARFIKLD MAIL.
I.KAVK SOUTH.
LKAVK NOHTII.
Carwen.Tilla,,
Rtrerrlew
OleerHeld
Leonard,.
Barrett
.1.10, r.m
..a, "
.1.40, '
...',
Tyrone,.-
Vanaeiiro.,,,,,
flammtt
Poweltna
OhhIih.
ltO DtOfl
lUlllt'l
Poilip.burg,.
OrrJiBtn,
Hlu 11.11,.....,
WallaeetoB,...
BlKlur
Woodland
Barrett
Loonard,.
Clearlleld,
RiTerviow...,.,
Curwouarllle,
MM-
, .M, "
60,
10.00, "
10.11, '
.IIUT, "
,111.22, "
.10.11,"
It.!,
10.17, "
10.44,
10.63,
10.60,"
11.07,"
11.12, "
11.10, "
11.11,
.1.54, "
4.01. "
Woodland, ,
, meier,...
Walloeton,...,
Blot Hall
Graham
.eon,
.4.17, "
..4.11, "
.4.SI, "
Pnilipabarf, .,
Btelner'
4.IJ, "
,.4.5, "
ilu.nton,
a..n, "
uieeola, .,..
Poweltoa,. M
.4.M,
..os,
PurAinit,,,,.
VeBeeoToe.
,..J5, "
Tyrone,
.HO, "
.11.40.
CLKAKKIIL1) KXPHhSS.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
CorweB.illle.
l it A. k
Tyrone,
Vaneeojoe,...
Summit
Powelton
O.eeola,..
Boyntoo
Bteinor'.
Pblllplar.
flrebera, ,,.,
Blut Bill
Wallaoeton, ..
niftier,
Woodland,....
Barrett,
Leonard
Clearfield,....
KieerTiew,...
..7.50 p.
..1.11 "
..
.8.411 "
,.167 "
,..0J
..Ml "
..0.11 "
,..I5 '
.0.24 "
,.11.11 "
.0.30 '
.0.40 "
.0.44
..0.40 "
10.07 "
RlTerriow......
Clear! eld.,...
Loonard
Serrott,
Woodland,....
Bl.ler
Wallaoeton,..,
Blue Well,
(trahara
Ptillip.burg...
Bteinor'e, ,
Bornton
O.ooola,
Powelton,
Bumrait
.! "
MT
lit "
1.47
01
1.09 "
.It
(1.21 "
.25 "
(I.H "
.! '
0..17 "
(.41 "
Ml "
M4
VanaooToo,....
7.21
ll'.l "
10.21)
Tyrone,
T.4J "
Carwon.Tille
PHILlrSHURO MOSHANNON BRANCHES
LBATB IODTB.
LKATI HdRTH.
.TATIOIf.. a. M. P. M. P. H
Morri.dale, 7:14 12:40
P. . A.
1:30
1:40
1:41
2(9
7:30
:0
7:42
Philip.bure;, 7:00 12:24 4:00
Btelner'. 12:21 4.0(1
Iioynton, 12:14 4:68
OhwIi, 0:40 12:04 4:40
Mo.hannon, 0.84 11:41 4 80
Hurling, 0:10 11:44 4:24
llout.dele, 1:16 11:40 4:2t
MoCaolny, 11:211 11.35 4:10
Kendrlek'i, l is II. HO 4 05
Kemoy. 0:111 :26 4:0g
7:40
2:54 10:20 7:58
1:10 10 .15 8:1',
1:18 10:41 (Mil
1:11 10:41 1:21
1:30 10:51 1:31
1:34 10:51 8:41
.1:40 11:11 1:40
BALD KAOLE VALLEY BRANCH.
El. Mall
. A. M
Mall. Kip.
7.4t 8.41 Uv Tjront
trrlvt 7.01 1.08
7.54 8.4!
Bald Kill
8.47 7.11
8.08 7.11
1.41 S.4
1.31 8.38
1.14 8 13
1.24 1.34
8.41 1.43
1.60 10.01
0.0! 10.14
Juliao
Alilfllbarg
IlallefooU
MiLaaburg
0.28 10.37
Howard
4.01 1.00
10.0Ml.10a.rrl ML. Haran laara 4.21 1.26
TYRONE BTATION;
KAITWARD.
Jobaitowa Kx.
A. H.
8:33
WIHTWARB. A.M.
Pitlihurnh Ef p'M, 1.61
Paoifie Kxpreia, 8:17
p. If.
Ft. Louli Pa; El. I2:8
Mall 1:08
Allaotlo Einrru. 7:36
War Palnangar, 1:11
Mail Train, 7:01
Fait Lint, 7:30
Phllidelpbia K. 11:08
Cloat oonntotioaa made br all trains l Tn.
and Look ilaren.
8. B. BLAIR,
Saperintandent.
STAGE LINES.
A ttatetearoi CanraniTiHailnll; for Reynolrta
rllle, at 1 o'olook, p.m., arrlrinicat Rajrnoldirilla
at 8 o'olook, p. n. Returning, Irarai Reynolda
ville dailr, at 7 o'eloek, a. m., arriving at Cur.
weoivllla at II o'olook, m. Pare, aaeb wa;, 12.
A ataga learel Carwemrllle dally, at 1 o'olook,
p. in., for DulJoii City, arriving at DnBoia City
at 8 o'olook, p:ut. Ratnrning, learea BuBoii at
7 o'clook, a. tn., dally, arriving at Corweoaville at
1 1 o'olook, B. fare, eaoh way, 11.50.
Allegheny Vnlley Bnllroad.
LOW GRADE DIVISION.
0! and after Mmday, May lid, IBR1,
the nafienver train will ran dailr fexoept
Sunday) betweeB Hod Bank and Driftwood, aj
fullowa :
EAHTWAHD. Par Mall laavti Pitlihnrg
1:45 a.m.; Red Bank 1 1:35 Bligo Junotloa 1 1:41 i
Now Belblchem 12:44 p. m.; Mayarilla 1:10)
Troy 1:35 1 Brookvllia 1:56 1 Foller'a 1:20 1 Itey.
aoldivillel:3St Dulloii 3:0.1 1 Hummlt Tunnel
1:21 1 Penlold 1:42 1 Tyler'i 3:65 Baneietta 4:31;
arrival at Driftwood at 1:20.
W IiT W A II I). Day Mall leave! Driftwood
12:20 p. m. Boneirtu 1:04 i Tylrr'i 1:35 j
PanEeld 1:18 , Summit Tunnel 1:10; DuBoii 1:25;
Roynoldlvllle 1:40; t'uller'i 1:08; Rrookville 3:10;
Troy 1:48; Mayivilli 4:13; New Betblebom 4:26l
Sligo Junction 6:07; Red Bank 1:25; arrive! at
Pitubarg at 1:25 p. m.
ff The Dnltoli Acrommodation leavei Di
lliiat7:74, a. m. ReynoldiTllle, 7:46; Broob
vill, 1.48; New lletblebrm, 0 411 Red Bank
10:50; 1'llllbargh, 1:20, p n. Leavei Piltlburgb,
at 1:15, p. m ; Had Hank, 1:51 ; Niw Brthlehera,
7:01; D'ookvil'e,8i04; Reynoldiville, 8:51 ; Du
Boii, 0:18, p. m.
jV4r- The Hrmikvllla Accommodation leavei
Brookvllia at7:00 a. m ; Heynoldivllla, 7:54; Du
Boii, 8:26; Summit Tunnel, 8:41 ; PenGeld, 0:06 ;
Tyler'i, 0:10; Benoeiitte, 0:54 : Drlflwood, 10:48
a. m. Leavra Drlltwond at 8:00 p. m.; Btnna
etie, 1:50; Tyler'a, 0:18; PenOold, 0:30; Sum
mit Tunnel, 10:00; lluli-il., 111:17! Rovnoldi
Tilla, 10:45) Brooktllla, 11:30 p. m.
Cloie oonneotlom made with pralm on P. A K
Railroad at Driftaood, and with train! oa the
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID McCAROO, O.n'l Bup't
A. A. Jaciboi, Bup't L. ii. Dir.
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellafonta, Pa 12 16 Mlddletown 16 00
Look Haven 1 70 Marietta.. 1 11
WilllamrportM 180 Lanealter.H ISO
Huntingdon.. 110 PHILADELPHIA 7 00
Lewlitown. I 00 Altoona 1 81
Maryrville 4 10 Jnhntown. 1 11
Cuwanivilla 10 Pbilipiburg II
Oweola 81 Tyrone 1 1
HARRISUIIRO... 4 76 PITTHBIIR8 Ill
K t COn pndiy at home. Bamplea worth
AddreH Brtaaoa k Co.,
Portland, Maine.
JimTICEM' 4k CONTABI,l: FKK
Wa hara printed a large anmbtr of the new
FEB BILL, and will o tbe raoeipt ef twenty
ve eanta, mall a eotty to any addraii. mylt
-TUB-
Cuwaqo$Worth Westers
HAH.WAY
II the OLDEST, BEST CONSTRUCTED. BEST
KUt'IPPBD, aad aa,,, ,h, '
LEADING RAILWAY
r Tin "
WEST AND NORTH-WEST I
It li th ihortMt Htl btet roqts between Ckloigo
Korthfra T.lino(t, Dtkott, Wyom.Bf. Kb-ike,
low, Ct1.fnrtiift.Orffrn, Ariion. Utfth, Col
orxln, ItJabo, M on tan, Neriik, and for
COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA,
DENVER, LEAUVIIXE,
SALT LAKK, SAX FKACISCO,
TtMdwoot), Slftoi City, Cedtr Rftlfli, Tm Molnei,
Colnmbtii, bdi, til point! to the Territories, tad
the Went. Aleo. for Milwaukee. Green lie.
0hknnht flbehn-iten. Meaelte, Fond da Lee,
n n-rwwB, iioafoion, ieenen. HenMtift, HU
Peal, Mtneeepolki, Hnroa, Vo1(t, Fergo, Bii
kftrek, Winona, LfeCroen. Owtonne. nd kII
kolou In Mlnneeetft, Dekot. Wtiaomia nod tbe
Aorta -woe..
At Cneneil Bluffi the Trt.ni of the Ch.eeve A
Hnrtb-Wtatera and tbe U. P. Railway, dopart
inw,iimi ai ni at ice uni joioi UBloa
Depot.
At Cbl-(o, eloie connection! are made vltb
the Lake Hbore, Mirbifita Central, Balitatora 4k
Ohio, Pi, Wtyne A Pennsylvania, and Cbietfto A
Orand Trunk Kallwayi, and tbe Kenktkea and
Pan Handle ft oat.
Cloee eoaieeMoai mad at Janetloa Potni,
It U the ONLY LtNKranning
Pullman Hotel Dining Cars
litvm
. CHICA00 and COUNCIL BLUFFS.
r-Pallaal Blaeperi aa aU Nlgbt Traini.-
Iaallt apea Tlekat Aganti eelllng yoa Tlrbrta
via thil road Kianlae yoar Tiebeta, end refaaa
to hay If they do net read orer tbe Chicago at
Horth-Weitera Railway.
If yoa wiib the beet traveling aaeomnodallom
yea will hoy year tirkete hv thii reala, 29AHD
WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
AU Tlekat Agoata le Tlebeti hy thli Mna,
MARVIN HUGH ITT,
Id V. P. aal Oaaeral Manager,
arttO.'M-l. Chlaaga.
3FJk"X""X03Nr
Curwcnsvillo. Pa.
N.
E. ARNOLD,
Wholesale Dealer in
DRY GOODS. FURNISHING GOODS,
Boots, Shoes, Groceries,
TOBACCO, LEATHER, JTLOUR.
FEED, GRAIN, SALT, OIL, &C.
I buy direct from jobWs nnd
enr loud rates, lience can compete with New York nnU riiilndel
phia liousei.
Also, Dealer in
Saw Logs, Lumber, Shingles and Bark.
Parties having bark to haul
and receive liberal advances. Also, advances modo on baw Logs.
Give mo a call.
N. E. ARNOLD,
Sept. It, 1180 If.
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles,
SHAVED AND SAWED.
Curwemvllle, Jan. 9, '71-tf.
COAL LAMSWAXTED.
(MM aeree of bttnmlooui eual land liluite in
Clearfield eoantr. A rid ret the aodertixned
itatlnfF luce t inn, numbr of acre', numter and ill
cif rtim, aad diitanoe from railroai r rlrnr. Alio
price. J. K. 8NYDKK,
Attornej-at'I.ew.
, Ci.aiariiLP, Pi., Sept. tth, IBS I tf.
Millinery! Millinery 11
I TAKE tbe pi re u re of infonaloK tbe public
tuat I eball otler epreial lnduoemnt In
Millinery Oood-.iuch ai Silke, Retina, Hibbonc,
Flowtri, aie.. Trimmed and L atrimned Half end
Hoaneti. in the verjr latent tjlfv, Notion and
Nede-up Clothing for children. I klodl eolieit
a i hare of jot patronage.
11 1.-3 M. A. WKLCn,
Market Bi.t ClearSeld, Fa.
Apr. 20, isai-ly.
HARNESS I HARNESSII
Thin Way for Your Harness I
IV yoa want to rtady your own Intercut, do not
Ml tn eill at ANDltKW UAHWRK'S 11 A R
NKS8 81101 on Matketatreet, nfxt door lo John
A. (jtoek'i tobacoo it ore, Clearfield Penn'a.
FACTS ARE THA 7
All flrit-elete work ii dine at
HABWICK'S.
Neati foot oil and ixlc greare at
IIAUWICK'S.
Double and .ingle harneM ol all kio-li at
HAKWICK'S.
Iding I'ddlei. of all klndi at
V IIARWlCK'a.
er eeli end bone eoeri of ell knif at
HARWICK'8.
Wblri of all kind, and hi lw li eote at
HARWICK'8.
Harorri of all kind turtle to ordrr at
HAKWICK'S.
All kind of folUri at br-Hom prirei nt
HAKWICK'S.
Remember an A-L-A-i inmot hi.rnc furn.b
ing goode at HAKWICK'S.
Will keep and make all kind, of Intnher bar
nrn at HAKWICK'S.
Ivory and all otber kind ofriogi of all at
HAKWICK'S.
(inmbi, bruinei, and Interlenog boot, en hand
J at-- HAKWICK'S.
T rne robee, knee dusteri, and iorni of ell
JV klodi at HAKWICK'S.
Job work and renal rinr nroutitlv attended ta.
Remember tbe tbiip in tibaw'e row, on Market
treat, between tbe Mantlon Home and tbe Sbaw
Houie, ClearflfllJ, Penn'a.
Ha; 18, ISM ft in.
John Irvin & Bros.,
CUBWENSVILLE, PA.,
DEALERS IN
AH Kinds of Merchandise,
-SliCH AS
Dry Goods, Groceries, Etc.
Jot
MAXVf ACTURKRS AND DEALERS IN
KH Alti: TI31RER,
AND EVERT DESCRIPTION Of
SAWED LUMBER CUT TO ORDER.
Jot
Tlio Only Manufacturer" In Clunrflvld
County of tlio
NEW PROCESS FLOUR I
Jot
3'i.oi n, t nor .. rr.r.n
.lur.irs o.r ha. iii
CF'Casli paid for all kinds of
tirain Wheat, liye, Oats, Etc.
Curwtni.llle. Pa., Jana , list. If.
FRED SACKETT,
MANlTACTI Rr.R Of
Tin, Copper Sheet-iron M are,
-ALSO DKAl.tR llf-
Hardware,
Cook Stoves,
x Healing Stoves,
s Ranges and
Stove Repairs.
Wood and Iron Tumps,
AMMUNITION AND nSHINU
TACKLE OF ALL KINDS.
Roofingt Spouting
CONS OR SHORT NOTICE.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting
A SPECIALTY.
ALL KINDS OF
GAS FIXTURES
Kept eoeitentlj aa aaea.
FRED SACKETT,
CLEARFIELD, PINN'A.
Cl.erl.U, Pa Seat. f. tlm.tr.
Scut .flt'frllsrmtttts. I
manufacturer!, reccivo Roods nt
during the Winter, can contract
CURWEJJSVILLE, PA.
SIlOLKMAklNr;.-1 hereby infortn ruy pa
troni, and mankind ia feneral, that I hare
removed my eboeuaking ehop to the room la
Qrahatn'i row, orer H. I. Hnyder'a jewelry More,
and that I am prepared to do all kinda of work
in my line cheaper than any other hop In town.
All work warranted ae good aa ean be done any
where ttt. Poeilirelj ihia la tbeeheapett ibop
in Clearurld. JOS. II. DEE KIN (J.
Dee. 11, 1ST Mf.
The otdcat, bet, moat thorough, and enmplete
practical liuiineaa College in the t'oitcd feietea.
fjr-gcbool alwaya lo eciilon. Btudentt admit
ted at any time. For eirnulare addreae
J. 0. fMITH, A.M., Priori, a),
Sept. J, '8l-,"a,. 1'ittiburgb, P a'a.
BUY A HOME !
llOTSES, LOTS AND FARMS FOH BALK
rpwZSIir HOirSES and
OT3 a ClearCeld
X to
for eate at reaennaLla price and on eaay
l and on eaay
Hradlord aad
Urate.
Alao, eeveral rAKHI ia
Urnh;
towoahipt.
Apply to
WALLACE at KRPIH3,
Cleerneld, Pa.
Dee. 1, 80.tf.
Thomas A. Duckett,
DEALER IN
Ill KHKHY give aot.ee to tbe rlMtcaa of Clar.
field and the ummmiitu tloinity thai I a to
prrpared at all ttme to furntab familiee aad
manulaetanog eelab I its taenia With a eaperior
qaamj ol
Coal. Wood g Coke,
Which I aia prepared to deliver la a fw honre'
notice. I an alwara reed- in baal and deliver
Irotu and to the depot, or auywbere' '. and
lore fa rat lite and huhold C"nda anvtrrtxre od
abort nntioo. TIMS. A. iM CKKt'f.
i.'learfleld, Pa,. Mar. 1, lSHO-lf.
plozt Fragrtat Eefrwiurg of Fsrfumec
ucetdlnily Dellcati and Lasting.
Prl. 23 fia T.a" Bntt.a. VS eta.
kjrtVtlM.il Dnp FTiawrj. tipatan ( Ilk-
PARKER'S GINGER TOHiC
Th Medicine for Every Family.
NEVER INTOXICATES.
M adfrom Cincw, Duchii, Mandrake, Siillinrn,
'and other of the bet vrctuUe renxtis known:
I'ARKia'a CiKCBa Tomc h.u rrntaiknb'r vaiitri
'cwatirerawer., ft itthe irrtilest Stomach l.'omci
f&f , ltitwd runlier and Liver KecuUtot ever taadc V
The Best Medicine You can Use;
forEeBtoringHoalth & Strength
1 1 coTameTtcet to art tmai th fint do, aearchev-
tnut the weak mgan., an'l ia warraninl to rare or,
tvlp all c. of the Itoweli, Momach, I.iod 1
kidneTi, Liver, U nnarjr rni, al I Co.njnmt ct,
Women, NervouinM, Slccplnaneta, I. be am a
tlM and Draakeaneu.
I TrvabcfttletcMiay; itmaytaveyourlife. $oet
nnd $i aiiesatalldrugeitu, livery equine hotilv
haaouraicnatureoB outtula Tppcr, Hikoz ft'
Co., N. V. iarx aavwK In buying $i tue. ;
Jal W hat Is Wuiitcd.
trerrbodv whoae hair It zry or faded baa felti
the need of a Hair Restorer and dreatin( that ii
inlv, a,jreatHy perfumed and haimkae. rat
'a Hair Balsam laiuiiea the moM tatudioua u
ihr mperta. Rold by droFpio, at wc. and $i
Apilt Ctb, ltlMj.
HflSTETTE
1 1 CCLEBrjITFO
V -v-iV.
Lr v ' v -.y r i - wti
On of the Kraauuablc Pteaiurea of Lift,
a properly eooked meat, a fiord i ll'tle or ao pree
ent enjniipeat, and mafh eulneqafnt torture to a
ooBfirmaiTdvtpnptio. lint whan ebrnnio Indfiteii
tion ie eombatted wttb Hoitetter'a Btomah llit
tere, the food la eaten with reliih, and molt im
port ant of all, la animilated hy aad nmiriabe. tbe
yittm. lue tbie (trend tnoio aad corrective
alen to remedy eouitlpation, biliouioeil, rheuma
tltm, fever and ajrue.
For tale hj all bruggiiti and Dealer.
(Not. S3. 18M.It
gionoe wiatrr.,..
...rAVL T. VKATKR
TOU OJkXf
Save moneY
I!t BUVINQ TOIIH OOODS PKOM
Cloo. Paul F. Weaver,
SECOND STREFT,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Notions,
Booisf Shoes, Hatsf Caps,
GROCERIES,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c, &c.
ALSO,
fLOl'R, Tien,
BACON, IIAaf, SALT, OATS, CORN,
CHOP, ETC.
Thaaalul for peet fever,, v. InrUe the pablle
to eell and are ear large aad aaw tok ef goodi,
which we will diepoee ef al reaaeoelile rate, for
raa, er efbaaaa far eonatry arodaea.
Polite aod atl.atira eleral to wall apea yoa,
aad prleea dowa low.
0K0ROI J PAI L F. WEAVER.
Olearleld, pa Dept. II, Hil t.
Pfcx STOMACH
ITTEBS
THE REPUBLICAN.
I'IjKAHKI KMj" i'A '
WKIi.lll.V JIllllMMll, i bUIIKKT. 1"1.
THANKSCIVINC..
nv art.i'.e n. oiesK.
Aet tber yettr of lilt bai pt J,
And g"tte forerf rmor
Iiiln Hie placid veetia mil,
fhel Uroa Titnrj'i oiirru rbure.
Our lend b lutTtrnd oiuili of loia.
Vet ehoutd we not ouuipUio i
For every erown there ie a eroea,
Kr efry Jy a puin.
Though we have lost ear trotted Cblef.
Yal ihould we praite the Lord.
Thnt In the darken of our grief,
We elkll baliere II Word.
We bave enough of karveet yield,
Though druuth and flood eotnbioed
In blighting many a lertile (11 J,
blrcuiireiftd hrart and mind.
Vet e'en In thla we see tbe Hand.
That worka a futune good,
And (bun prepare the weary land,
To grow tbe future food.
With all mankind we aie at peace,
We're pro per out and lret
Our Father, may Ihene joy it area ie
Our graillude tv Tbee.
And may our heart, aicend aUuve,
In earnet trueit praieei
To Tbee, who In the ktnil.it lore,
Guide all oar earthly waye.
TUB LAST
OF THE CENTEX-
MAL.
The lurgunt building in the world ia
in procuHS uf duniilitii)ii. Workmen
have at lust cominunccd the dmnmnt
ling of thuMuinCentonniul Uuildini;,
un nbstinl ileKixiintion, niiarenllj' lirnt
nmdo through a clinnco m mornndum
or similar Occident, and curio iely never
improved upon, and in a few weeks
nothing will be left of what was the
most impressive fenturo of tho grcut
Kxhibition. It in not improper lo
epcak of thut chitngo ah involving the
lust of tho Ceutenniul Bpeeiultieg, for
whiloMomormlund Horlieulturul Halls
will rcinuin, they are fixtures of a
pedal kind, intended for jiennanonco
and o measurably removed from Cen
tennial tradition9, an well as devoted
to ues which do not of necessity re
call memories af tho Kxposition. The
Main Building is the last to go ot tho
structure" which wero erected only for
tho occasion, and while it has stood
longer than there was any idea in tho
beginning would be tho case, it is not
possible lo escape a regret that its re
moval should be unavoidable). It so
porfeclly fulSllcd tho purpose of its
orection, it had such a pluco in the
most memorable period in tho lives of:
such multitudes of people, thut the dis
mantling of its twenty acres is not
only un unprecedented circumstance,
but a searching reminder uf cxhilura
ling days and sights such as few who
now live can cxpoctever to enjoy again.
Tl.o Permanent Kxhibition idea was
long ago seen to ho impracticable, and
the wonder is that tho Main Building
has stood this long. As far as the
iron work is concerned, it has had a
fairly long ''life," but lor tho rest of it,
and not being intended for permanence,
thousands of dollars yearly would be
required for repairs. II it had sufficient
basements, if its wood work wat of
more substantial kind, and if it stood
in a place more accessible to the body
of tho city population, especial sacri
fices for its rulcntion might be justified.
Hut under all tbe conditions nothing
more could bo dono, distasteful as the
idea is of losing so unique a building,
one so fitting for various public demon
strations, and whoso proporlions.or the
half of them, it is useless tocxpect to seo
duplicated. It is realized now, that it
was a mistuko to order tho demolition
of Machinery II all. The location of
that fine building was such that it did
not encumber tho Park, its siz.o was
not too great, and it was substantially
built. With modorato outlays for re
pairs it could havo stood for a genera
tion nnd havo been of immenso public
service But the error waj made, and ho
causo it was un error tho retention of
the Main Building is not mado any
moro practicable Tho removal of this
last groat rolio will, for a time at least,
niako a grout differonco In tho popular
movomcnt towards that portion of tho
Park. How far tho city railway service
to that point may bo affected by the
change is yet to bo determined, and
Memorial Hall and its fine museum
will aocm furthor nwav than ever. On
tho other hand, tho Pennsylvania Hail
road, with tho oporalion of tho Filbert
street extension, will have a station on
tho ground, which will serve to onlivcn
th e locality, oven If tho horno cars do
not longer find profit in making regu
lar trips to l.liu avenue Philadelphia
Tcligrnth.
OUR NEW TESTAMENT.
Tho Washington Rrpublie, in allud
ing to tho now vor.iion, says :
As lo tho roviscd version of tho Now
Testament tho weight of sentiment as
expressed in Hub Church Congress was
decidedly adverse to it. The llev. and
Hon. (for bo is a mombcroloct ot tho
next Congress) J. Cotton Smith, of
Now York, described it as a work
which was neither Knglish nor Greek
and in which tho incomparablo stylo
of tho English Hiblo had boonsacriH"!
A layman denounced tho omissions of
tho doxology from tho Lord's prayer
as an extraordinary proceeding, op
posod to tho uniform usages of all tho
Protestant christrian churches of the
world. A Now Haven clergyman
Mr. Hurwood whilo deploring the
omissions of the doxology, admitted
that the revisers as honest men had no
choice in the matter, because it could
not bo found in tho text. A Vermont-
or Mr. Rutland denied that tho ob
joctio'i to the revision was a sentimental
ono that would pass away with tbe
passing genoration. Professor Good
win, of Philadelphia, rocognir.od in it
somo merits, but moro demorits and
many new mistakes, and gavo an in
ventory of what he considorod purely
gratuitous and, as it wore, doliborate
blunders. Mr. Henry, Connecticut,
leaned toward tbe rovision as an im
provement on the King James Torsion,
which be characterises as "a faulty
transaction of a corrupt original. And
so it want on, up and down tho gamut
of praiso or blame, tho predominant
sentiment, bowover, being against the
adoption of the rerisod edition.
Tho Indiana Supreme Court has
decided that a fellow who pays for a
game of billiards ho has lost is a gam
bler, and the house wberoin such an
ovent occurs is a gambling house.
Would the Court have the proprietors
keep the place just for the (un of thu
thing? 1
THE VEPARTlSa DEPOT.
Until thoso who trnvtl and thoso
who stay al homo will hail with do
light the pleasant announcement that
tho use id' the word depot is lo become
a thing of the past. The bother with
Iho word "depot" is that there is no
general agreement among those who
use it us to how it sboiild be anglicix
cd. Our people are constitutionally
clumsy, in their effort to pronounce
French words. Kven long usage does
not lend toward perfection in this ro
sped, but on tbe contrary makes the
pronunciation worse and worse. The
word is mangled into varying forms of
wretchedness, 'j'he correct style, is
gonorally accepted among business
men who nro in a hurry, is "deepo."
Tho man who is moro formal and in
less baste speaks of tho "deepoh."
His wife, if she is a lady of stylo, is
likely to apeak of the "deppo." Sho
who would put on a liltlo more style
fulls It tho "do powe. Tho exceed
ingly stylish and somewhat affected
young miss who wears six button kids
is content with nothing less magnilo
quent than "d'pou. This she pro
Bounces with un air of graoel'ulness
which no types can express.
Wo are to have the more sensible
and comprehensible word tttiifan in
stead of this much misproiioiinccd nui
sance. When the Pennsylvania Hail
road Company decrees this tho decree
comes with a force which promises ro-
spcctlul obedience wherever railways
and their stopping places are known.
"Stution" is more handy to uso and
less liable to bo misused. It conveys
tho idea of what is meant lar belter
than dopot ever coold. The learned
or the affected may do Ihiir utmost to
put on Btylo in the pronunciation ol
"stution," but it will bo all in vain. It
will probable not be long before tho
word depot will be shelved among the
obsoletes. Let us beseech for it a free
pass to the uttermost ends of the earth,
with no return coupon. Philtnlrlphia
Tim en.
OUR COMMERCIAL DEC A Y.
A contemporary relates this notori
ous fact :
And yet every year since tho out
break of tho Rebellion has seen a pro
gressive decay of our ocean commerco
without any attempt on tho purl of
Congress to provent its ultcr dissolu
tion. Tho London Timet made, tho
other day, the moderate estimate of
$80,000,000 a year as tho loss to tho
United States from having to pay
other nations lor tho carrying of Amer-1
ican exports and imports. People in
this country oficn waste their syinpa
thy on tho "down troddon masses of
Europe" who bavo lo maintain great
standing armies, yet not ono of the
great Kuropean powers expends on its
army anything like tbe sum which wo
thus sacrifice to the incapacity of our
law makers, w ho make no cfTort what
ever to Mop that waste. Such a dis
graceful stale of things, it .may be
safely asserted, could not continue to
exi:-t under any system of government
in which responsibility was fixed and
recognised. The difficulty under which
we labor, however, is that while tho
Executive brunch of tho Government
has no real power tho Legislative
branch has no real responsibility. In
England, on tho contrary, the Queen's
advisers uro responsible to tho country
not only for the measures which they
bring before Parliament, but for their
failure or neglect lo recommend meas
ures that are important to the peace
and wellaro of tho Empire,
Stab. Kocrx iBiifoiLARiTtEs. Wash
inoio.m, November 23 Mr. A. M.Gib
son, tho special attorney for the United
Slates in tbe mutter of tho Slar Scrvico
investigation, has submitted a report
to tho Acting Attorney General which
is to day made public. Tho report is
very voluminous, and gives figures
showing the extent to which routes
were expedited by General Brady,
charging also that he deliberately ad
vertised for Star Service on such sebed
ulcs as to leavo room for premeditated
incrcaso of pay by means of allowances
for expedition, etc. Tho report pro
ceeds to summarize tho testimony in
regard to the result of most of the
orders for expedition, and asserts that
in somo cases tbe so-called "expedition"
actually delayed tbo mails, and that in
tho majority of cases no expedition
was accomplished.
Altered Casks. Tho editor of tho
Washington Republic notos the follow.
ing : "There are Borne strango things
in politics. Mr. Arthur, in the opinion
of President Unyos, was not good
enough for tli office of Collector of
tho Port of New York, yet he is to-day
President of tho United (States. Mr.
Cornell, by tho samo person, was re
garded as unfit for Naval officer of the
Port ol Now York, yet ho Is to-day tho
Governor of tho greatost Slnlo in the
Union. Mr. liiddlebcrger was not ac
cepted hy tho Scnato as its Sergean.-at-Arms,
yet tho result of tho lato elec
tion in Virginia will undoubtedly mako
him an honored Senator from that
SUI . Tn.lr, -"
cases.
Smart. An exchango soys : "Con
siderable of tho coin which is now in
circulation is not what it appears to bo.
Sharpers are buying up silver dollars,
halves and quarters that have boles in
thorn, procuring tbo dollars at seventy
cents, and tho others at about one half
their original valuo. They fill up tbo
holes with prepared wiro so ingenious
ly that no one but an expert can dis
cover it, and then pass them at full
vnluo."
State OrrioxR At tho election
noxt year thoro will be a Governor,
Lieutenant Governor and Secrotary of
Internal Affairs to bo elected, besides
the members of Assembly, Senators in
the even numbered districts, and mem
ber ol Congress. Tbe Senators choson
will partieipato in tho election of a
United States Senator, but the time of
the members of tbo House will expiro
belore tho election cornea around.
Ill Careiti. Observe how easily a
man is turned into a brute by a little
careless punctuation. The following
typographical error shows the vast
importance of a comma At a ban
quet this toast was givon : "Woman
without bcr, man ia a brute."
Tbe Government agents are bunting
up postmasters who sell postago
stamps to persons In otber localities
than their own.
AGRICULTURAL.
Coolhbatiun. lo thil d.partinaot .hoelil be ad
dre'eed lo J. liLAia Ukaii, Oardeld, Ta.
Coooanut rnlturs is beenning un im
portant industry in Florid.
Heliotrope for Winter flowering
should be grown in pots dur.ng Sum
mer, in a well exposed nanny position ;
the shoots should be lied up, for if
allowed to fall over, it sends out from
the sides of the shoots a great number
of weak iiiies which uiu immature at
tho limo of taking i ilu the house, and
upon tho slightest check to its gtuwlb
the leaves drop olT nnd the shoots die
back.
lr. Atwatcr, with regard to. a con
troverted point, says : "The prevailing
opinion among agricultural chemists
for somo limo, and one which I have
shared, has been that plants get nearly
all thoir nitrogen from the soil and
oxtremoly little from (he nir. But
thoro are many facts which are very
hard to explain on this theory, and I
am, with many others, coming strong
ly to suspect that plant, do get con
siderable nitrogen from tho air."
Tho Pennsylvania State Grunge will
meet m ninth annual session in Will
iamspoit on Tuesday, December Kith
Secretary Thomas is negotiating with
and expects lo 'obtain excursion rates
from tho following railroads: Penn
sylvania and branches in tho Suite.
Northern Central, Philadelphia and
Erie, Philadelphia and Reading, Le
high Valley, Delaware Lackawanna
and Western, Allegheny Valley and
Low Grade Division. Boarding at
first-class hotels will be 81 50 per day
food fur nioraiir.
rust Is farming curried lo thai
high degree of porlection Ihut it should
be?
Second Do fanners beautify theii
homes as they should ?
Third Do farmers spend as much
lime in the social circlo as they should ?
Fourth Do thu formers of America
.pond enough of thoir limo in into!
kc'u.il pursuits, or, in other words
are they educated as thoy should bo ?
A FA R3lF.lt S VKEKl).
I believe in the permanent fertility
of tbe soil, as shown by tho pationoe
of old Mother Earth in renairin? the
blunders and rewarding the labors ol
man.
I believe in farming as among the
honorable callings of earth, and the
ono bost calculated to build np sturdy
manhood.
I believe in high farming thnt socks
for bushels rather than acres, and in
ibo saving and applying of fertilixors.
Also in groen manures, and clover as
tho best of all.
i Dcnovo in improved stock; In a
large, well kept garden ; in an orchard
and small fruit plantation ; in indus
try, patience, contentment and virtue ;
in tho blessings which such a lifo brings
and in banding down tho form and
calling from father to son for genera
tions to come, and that Iho farm should
bo nnimpovorished, and tho calling
mado more honorable
profits of l'F.A vn. r M.txrnixa
a.ArtioJL.
a wruor in tne .-w iork ritiune
says tho plats which his futhcr ma
nurea so ncavuy tinny yours ago
yielded far heavier wheat this year
than the other portions of tbe field.
From tho yield of ono load tuliied and
threshed by itself, ho cstimatis tho
produco as over 20 bushels per acre,
' Our clay," ho suys, does not soon for
get a heavy manuring." This fact is
not unknown to many observing culti
vators of tho soil. Tho profits derived
from a heavy application of muiure
are not to be calculated merely from
the additional produco of one crop.
The improvement of tho soil from the
good cultivation, and moro still, from
tho heavy manuring in ono season
makes itself known in tho increased
profits reaped by tho farmor in suc
ceeding years. This is an invariable
rulo in animal and inanimate nature
THE FARMER.
Wholhcr to borrow tbo thought
from Kmorson, that tho farm owns tbo
farmer or tho farmer owns tbo farm
makes all tho difference between farm.
ing as a uruugcry and lurmiug as a
Icarnod prnlession. Tbe eccentric Lo-
reuKO Dow described in oneot his char
acteristic sermons the life of the farmer
who is owned by his farm, and the
paragraph, resurrected, is again going
Iho rounds of the press. It is gooi
enough to desorvo a now lifo in every
ten years: "Tho average Weslorn
farmer toils bard curly and Into, olton
depriving himself of needed rest and
sleep for what ? To raise corn. For
what? Tofcedhogs. For what? To
get money with which to buy more
land. For what 1 To raieo more corn.
For what? To fcod moro hogs. For
what? To buy more land. And what
docs he want with moro land ? Why,
bo w ishes to raise, moro corn, lo feed
moro bogs, to bny more land, to raiso
moro corn, to feed mo-
more land, and in this circle be move
until the Almighty slops bis proceed
ings." Tho farm exists for tho furmor,
not tho furmor for tho farm. That is
a very simplo, but It is also a very
radical statement, and its application
would not only revolutionize lifo on
many a farm, but would bring to an
abrupt end man an agricultural jour
nal and "department" which i wholly
devoled to bogs and hominy, and has
littlo or nolh'ng to say of nian, bis
wife, and his children. This state
ment is equally truo of all Industries.
The young man who, when he was
asked what profession ho meant to
follow, replied, "The profession of man
hood," bit a very profound truth. One
ought to bave a largo capital of gon
oral manliness before bo embarks in
any spocinl profession or calling. To
be simply a specialist, lawyor, doctor,
merchant, farmer, or even preacher, is
to develop a finger at the cost of a
hand. The man who Is only a trades
man, no mailer what bis trade may
be, has already assigned the best part
of his stock in trade, and is bank
rupt, whether ho knows it or not. To
bs a farmor on tho noble scale is to be
first and continually a man on a largo
acalo, alive to all human interests out
side bis own special work, keeping
himself abreast of the great march of
tho limes by keeping himself informed
of all its movements and In sympathy
with thorn; making In short, the roost
of himself and his opportunities.
hotels.
LOYD HOUSK,
Maio IIM,
PIIILIPNHIlllii, PENN'A.
Talle itwai .applied wltli lb. bent th. Bserke
eFV-ra.. Tb iravcliof public I. iu.ue't tuel!.
Ju.l,'7. IIOIIIIKT LOVU.
WA-SUINUTON JIOKSli,
T NEW WAslIINU'fON, I'A
Thl, b.w e6 wull f'irol.li.d boa.e he. been
Ukoa br the eaderf ttfn.tl. He feel. oonDdent ol
seine; able to reoUer.atiffaelloa to those who oiay
faror ana wile a eall.
atajs, 1071. Q. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
rp:.iri:u.vNCK nousu,
NEW WASIIINUTOW, PA.
II. D. KOSK, , . Paoi-aiaroa.
rTbe liet of aeiiutuiod.tion. fur meo and
been. A Ubtral .bar. of publlo palroo.),. I.
ollell.'l. lepll, '-
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
oi.en Horn, PEN.VA.
IMIH aiidtnliin-l. bailor leaaad thla eon
X moJiuui II. ,1-1, ia tlie .lil.ie of Ulen llupe,
i. oow prrper.a ie Booonvnoilste all who ton
eall. Mr t.bl. and bar .hall be 0iUixl witb
th. beat the market afford..
GKOIKiR W. DOTT.S, Jr.
rtl.u Hope, IV, Maroh IS, IS7 tr.
gUSQUUUANNA HOUSE,
CUSWEN3VILLE, PEUN'A.
O-Tbn old ftnd weM-iU'ol.h'i bf
oorD ihmiI by the onJ-'-f .(fried, and ho feU ouq
tJ.Jfct ui ntmlciii.it atlifftotioD to tlvitt wito mty
ptUruDiu hi in. Oomi aubhog ftitaaliett.
I.kVVI C. BLJUM, i'roinlrtor.
April SI, 'M tf.
4 LLRGURNV HOUSE,
X.V CLKAUFIKLD, PENN'A.
, WILLIAM If. DBAS, PraprUinr,
BTM houM it plaiiMfiiljr looktsil n Eir
UrKrt utrftt, rjrj oou?!oioit to fti Cuurt llotm
Q. ill IniainoM plKCM of ttiar to!,, tl t4 M
osjotlr b,ii rQttsd anj roUrimbH fr.q, dalur
to title. Uar aupf.lM with ehoitriti liqi.r..
Tbt fiirniobaj with the bat the mtfltetatt jrm.
Hm.ii ctabtt Ntttohtvl. tUt ta)JrU
April U. IMI-tr.
San&s.
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 31 SuutU TUlrd Street, Philadelphia
And Dealers in Governmont Securities.
Applioatloa br mail will reoeire prompt atteo
tloa, at.d all information cheerfully furnlfhol
Order, .ill-ted. Aoril U-tf.
r: a. arsold. a. w. absold. y. b. ailolo
F. K. ARNOLD &, CO.,
Ranker nnd Broker.,
RtynolflavillB, JeiTemon Co., Pa,
Monty roocirei on depot! t. Diieounti it mo
itirivte rt. K.itern a,iii Fo.'e.trn GihaLfo l-
,Ti o hn4 aad vol. ration promptly oikdo.
KoyaoM.rlllt, Dm. 15, ISM.-ty
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM la UrnliB-B'i Bri?k B jlijlaj, t . i . ,n
nt of T A. Kle'a St'irs.
HiiTioktitfrjd from Lirerpool.Ouoani
town, Olanjow, London, Pttrii and Conenliacej,
Alio, Dre,n. for on tbe Royal Bank of Irolanil
1 lui nnal Hank of London.
J AM KB T. LKONARD, Prw't.
W. M. SHAW, Oaahicr. Jinl.'SI
J L. R. nKICIIIIOM).
V II BO If DENTIST,
? roduata of lh Pannylvni Co.l of DsnUl
Snritery. ffl in rosi.tonio ot Or. Hills, oppoiita
tbe Shiw HVjio, mohl3. '7 tf.
DR. E.M.THOMPSON,
- Ml lt,5s
(Ollre la Bank Bu.ldin,,)
CsrwttUTllta, ClearfleM Co Pa,
B.h :i if.
A..
ji. hills,
opsn tTivE nr..msT,
CLRAP.KIKI.D, PENN'A.
aMrOUlne tn ruli.nee, oppoaite Shaw llooao.
JS,IS7IMf
J. M., STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLEARFIRI.D, PA
(Ofllra lo Weaterh Hotel buildioir eeeond floor )
Nitron, Oilde Oa. admioi.tered for the pain-
eaa attraction of teeth.
Clearl.ld, Pa., Ma; I, 1377. It.
tlisrflhneoua.
Ion pkimtisk; or kvrry dkscrip
tlnn naellf at.eot.. at tbl. nffine
79 A WEEK, til a Jay a home eailltma la
V w vo.iij ooiDt tree.
Addre.a TnrR A Co.,
Aagu.ta, Maine.
mrbl IT J
E. S. HENDERSON,
UNDERTAKER
BURNSIDE, PENN'A.
TUB aobtcribtr bo etTtrt U tha eitiient of
finrnaitlo and vlotnity, an unprovided
apootally. 11 area tier all kiudl of Cm. eta and
Com a a will be kept on hand, ol ordtr illed it
OOP.
runcra! Ufn&ed Anywhere.
I wit) furnUh tha fioeit ft wall as tha choc pott
artiolst dodloatad to funeral a- All order loft at
the flora of Jonn 0. Com wan will ivociTe prompt
attention. For fnrtber par, leal an. nail nn or
ftddrcas .8. IIKNDHKSON.
be. io, i art tf.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
FURNITURE,
AND
Improved Spring Beds.
MARKET STREET, RAR P.O.
Tbe underiffnod beri Imto to Inform tha dtl.
lona of Clearfield, and the jiubue generally, that
he na on htnd Ana aMorttnent of Furnltora.
neb a Walnut, Chaatnat and Painted Ob am her
)ui tea, parlor ruttea, Kecltntng and KiUmaioti
Chair, Ladies' and dents' Kiay Chairs, tha Per
forated Dining and Pftrlor Chain, Can fleataaud
Windsor Chairs, Clothaa Cars. Step and Kt ten
sion Ladders, Uat Raeks, 8o rubbing Brnahaa, Ae
MOULDINO AND riCTURl FRAMES
ohlng OUises, ChronoR, AeH which would
(.liable for Holiday praaents.
iwMinTa Jiuiif TKnUTMAn,
The Bell's Run Woolen Factor j
Pens townahlp. Clear It eld Co., Pa.
lltlKNEU O (J Tl
e
IVT HOT
BURNED UPI
Theinbserlben bar, at graat ipensa.rebailtt
nclrhbnrhnod oeeeasltv. la tbe ereotion of a flraU
l us Woolen Mann factory, with nil the modern
IraproTomints attached, and are prepared to make
nil ktmts or L'lotbs, uhi meres, sattnetts, 1)1 an.
keta. Flannels, Ae, Plant tf goods on hand to
snpplj nil onr eld nnd n thonaand now ent to mart,
whom wo ask to nbi nnd oianln ear stook.
Tbo bnslnoss or
CARDIKO AND FULLING
will roeelvn enr especial ntteatlon. Proper
nrrnngemeats will bo made to reoeire and deliver
Wool, to salt customers. All work warranted and
done npon tbo shortest notion, nnd hy striet atten
tion m easiness wo nope to r eall to n aberai share
of pnblia patronage.
IO,(MM POUNDS WOOL WANTED,
Wo will pa th his: beat nsnrhat nrloo for Woo
nnd sell our anafeetared goods as low as similar
tHtdi ean bo bonght In the eoantr, nnd whenever
wo foil to render reasonable oatlibotion wo eaa
tJwiTi bo fonnd nt homo f4y to mako proper
japiavaauent eiiaer in perana er ey teller.
tfUUnHUA e)
BOMS.
nprlttltf
lowtr p. 0
THK REPUBLICAN,
Ptaiiinnn Ktikt Wnt'iratUT v
George B. Goodlander,
CLKAHF1KLD, PENN'A,
II m (he l.nraTttnt Clrrulntlon of nnjr pnpr
In Nortbvrfftru PennoylTauU
iTirn
Tllfi Ittrjjo ami fonnliintly lliercns
Ing olrAolatloo eftbe Kai'l'BLlrAlt, render,
it ntltiible t ba.ine.i men a. a taeuiun Ihrboab
whirb to r.anb the puolie.
Tonna of Sutscripticn:
It paid in adr&nco, . . . $2 00
If puid after throe raonlUs, . 2 50
If paid after six months, . . 8 00
When papers uro sont outsido of the
ooudtjr paymur.t must bo ia advance.
ADVERTISING.
Ton lino", or loon, 8 times,
Eaob iih"eqtient insortion,
Administrator' Notices, ,
Executory' Notices, . . ,
Auditors' Noticos, . . . ,
tl 00
50
2 50
2 60
2 50
1 50
! 50
Cautions and Enlrays, . .
DiKSolutiun Notices, , .
Professional Cards, 5 lines, year, fi 00
Special notices, per lino, ... 2"
YEA.ELY ADVERTISEMENrs,1
One siinaro, 10 lines, . . , tH 00
Two squ.iros, 15 00
lhree squares 20 00
Ono fourth column, . , , . 50 00
One half column 70 00
One column 120 00
We hive always on hind a stock of
Blanks of all Descriptions.
AKTICLES OF AGREEMENT,
SUMMONS.
SUBPCKNAS,
EXECUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
LEASES,
BONDS,
FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
&?., Ac, to.
Wo nro "prepared to do all kinds of
Job Printing.
SUCH AS
POSTKKS,
PROGRAMMES,
LETTER HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
BILL HEADS,
O
CARDS,
STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS,
to., to.,
IN TnE BEST STYLE,
AND ON
REASONABLE TERMS.
Geo. B. ftoodlamler,
Clcnrfleld,
Clearfield Conntjr, Pa. , .
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Gray'. Specific Ucikiao.
TRAOI MARK TRADE MARK
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liimeoT. ah uu. e-y
tailing eurr f..r
1 Keuioal H-iak-
ncia, Hpanwa- 7 .
torrhra, 1 m jfW
ti-off, and all-.4M'WU'
iMaau.ea that 1
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?b.ne. r.il Ai.u. ; a. k-.a ol Mi-iuorj, L'nlTnri.1
.a. unite, f.in In Ibe llark, liinne. ot VIl..o,
Prematura olil Ar. aeJ BieOT other lllir.p..
thnt Ion1 to In.aniir or Cnti.uwpliun anil a I're
aielure tlrevo.
l-cfFull parllrul.r. In our pamphlet, nhich
wo Oeelr-i to .rod frre be neil lo eterT one. TLe
tperille Meilielne la lolil I'T ell drogune al II ptr
pa.ik.ite, or ll paekifce. Ir j. or will b. n-.t
Tree bj mall on reeeltit ol the mnnt-r, by ail.lre.i
ln, 1 II K II II A V HKtiil I.VK CO.,
Uoll.le, N. Y.
Sold tn Clenrbelil bj C. 0. U atrcr.
aprJ7, 'Sl-lj.
READING FOR ALL I
BOOKS d STATIONERY
Mnrket Mt., Clrai field, (nt the Pot omicf.)
1yJ& undfnfjtDiid braTf Iravo to arruurr lu
tbo ektitiDs of CitarAvM nnd Ttcimij, ihut
be has tlUi-U up a room ntid bai juat relnrnrii
irva tlie eitj tvilb a lrfc'e atut.uit ol reniiag
tbaitor, vooaiilitif in part of
Bibles and MificellnDeons Ecch,
Clank, Account and l'ass Uooks of every d
ornptiott Vuprr aad KoTtluj ci, Krneh rreed
aod juainj i'r ai d Fm. lli; lllank Lcpal
Patrr, bt&$, liHtpfei Jurfioept, Kxeuip.
tioo aod rrtniarY notes j Vi bite aad l'arcti
oieot HrieC, LpjvbI t'ii, ltrrt rd tap, and Mil Cnj.,
t-hMt Wuiic, tor either Piauo, lule or Violin,
eonstsFtiy on hand. Aoy bocks or stationary
dreirtil iliat I a.y not bavo on band, wit! lie order d
by first tiytttt, and sold at wbolceale or reicil
to mit euRUiDifcrs. I will alro ketp periodical
Hterntare, mcb us aUffii ic, Newipai'?rii, ,.
P. A. (JAl'LlN.
Clearfiold, 1U 7, lf,l-tf
New Departure
IN :
LUTIIERSBURG!
Hereafter, aoodr will bo 10M for CASH on!,
or In nthaoiie fur ptodaco. Nj bo.ks will lie
kept iu tbe future. All old acconoti mutt be
settled. Tboe who racnot cash np, wt'l picaie
okeo oror iiieir Qntet at?j
CLOSE THE RECORD.
I tn deteriuiord to sell My roods at enph
prlcftp, and at a dincooTt fnr be lew thnt ever
offered in th ie Tloinity. The di-pount I allow my
oi)tr meri. wiil makeibeto rich in twenty yeaiatf
they (Vllcw tny advioe aod buy their rood fri'ta
me. I will pay eafh for whet!, oats an) ctuTtr
K'd. IMNIKL 1IOOILAM.KK.
Latbembarc January 17, 1077.
S. S. MARVIN & GO'S.
fJXJPEMOB OKACKERB
AND
Pan Cake Flour.
l-MivVf ri.mr UJitM what tin nnrne ImpllM: a,.,ir
t - I'i:.!.,,,.,. Tln-'tl ftl'iii r..rne art- wi h rvld
ni.-r .r miilt. unite a tnir and hat out on-
"i ti it s!.'ll!i-. I itia aoifHtii itt much cliejMr
t mi l1ti''.;rtlnmt it nr.
ASK VOUR GROCLl FOIt 1T."
OIR
-Vovr York Water Crackers,
IM i;;KI A LCI (AM PAONECIR ACKERS
X X X OYSTKU CK ACKERS,
i:xru cn.vcKKiaS,
WINE CRACKERS
Are a,iirr..r tc till oth-r. Ulun yon btiy encken
nk li.r ,M;VIN.-, i,i,(t rlont tckf any olLoi lor
Hi. j are Hit U n i i(r1( Bl1li Woiki
Ol, 0.1, Ol nail 07 I.lbrrlj Ntreot,
1UII LfnArtment,
Ii nnh A Ton np,
iMTTMtrirciir, pa.
FOP. SALE BY All GRQCEXS.
Nuvftulier 9, lSrtl-2flj.
HARTSWICK & IRWiK,
BECOKD STRKKT,
CLEAKFIELD, PA.,
DEALEItB IK
PURE DllUCiS!
CHEMICALS!
PAINTS, OILS, IJYK STI FF
VAHN181JKB,
Bnl'SHES,
FANCY aOOtC,
TOILET AKTICI.KS, "
Or ALL KINDS,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
for medloloal purposes.
Trnises, Bupporterc, School Books ard Station
ory, nnd all other articles oiually
t found In n Drug Store.
PHTSICTANS PRKSCKTPTIONS CARE
FULLY COMPOUND.. 11 inn "fte oa
porieneo In tho business tboy een entire sat
Isfaetlon. J. O. HARTPWTCK,
JOHN F. IHH1N.
CleaHletil. nwmKr Ifl, 1NT4.
OPEH FOR ALL!
LOTS OF
New Goods,
CHEAP FOR CASH,
Come to Frenchville 1
IIIAVK nt received the l.ir?est
atock of Rood" ovor broiiplit to
tliia aprtlon of tha rnnnlv m l.i,.l I
will soil for cnah or produce aa cheap
aa they can be bought ilnowhere. Jly
atock conil uf
J0S
E)RY GOODS,
Groceries, Boots I Shoes,
Hardware,
s-Nail a Specialty .tm
Ready Made Clolliing.
A full atock of FISH. Palt In larKa
or amnll tucka, or by the barrel.
CROCKERY WARE,
tone or clav. QUKKNSWARK, all
atylnand quality. In abort, 1 havo
ovorylbinff needed by the farmer, the
mechanic tlio Inbnrer, or anybody
clao, which I will aell juat an cheap al
tho gooda can bepnrchaaod anywhere
olae. Tleaae cull and examine my
gooda and prloca before Inveating
lae where.
L. M. COO l MET.
FrenchTlllc, Pi., Mar. 2, '81-lf.