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hts other public bodies, do some good acts
ADD OeeasiOnarly pcrpstrA,e sone very foolish
ones The policy Of opposing an appropriation
o. ssoo on the part of the county toward rebuild
ING The bridge below Lumber City, carried oa BY
re foods last ,pring, may be considered one Of the
i'''er acts. The case is about tbif There ttand
we abutmeuu, which cost the tax payers H,loo.
Aa' tmbsrs Of the Cd bridge, at curwensville,
Ala those rared Of the new, when gathered ard
yu % the gronns, we're uorh 5000, making
S-eoe. The citizens Of tho vicinity had sab
''fieed $500 more, and asked the County Com
A''ionsrs to give s9Oo and thsy would 60 on aad
fa' " bridge, worth at least $500, and allow
.'9body to pass over toll free. This vas eer-
s'uy very favorabie proposition, and foF only
''V'' yet, the Grand Jury refused 10 appropriate
more han $500. Now, what farmer OF business
nan vii refuse 70 purchase $500 property for
S'vo u offered 70 bin. Ths; 10 the question 10 a
h'' she'll More, shepii $4,000 rerh Of piers
'' .l' iu'ser' be thrown svay and 5000 in sub-
'.rp'i'ns ignored. bueasus thers vas no, psbii'
,p',H ,p 'nPoueh IN ,he late Grand Jury iogno'
wv i'vm tie county irasasyi
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BASE BALL,-On Thursday last
match game of Base BAH was played on the
chineieciAnoOse Of clcarfeld, and picked nine
from Clarified and cenire eoEntiss. This is the
best game that has ever bcen played IN Western
Pennsylvania, the fielding on both sitrs bcinseS-
'ellsni, each man playing his part ir fne siyie.
The batting however, was not quite 90 good.--
There was none Of that disturbance, that is gen
erally raised on an oeeasion q this kind 20 mar
the feeiings Of asy Or prolOns The game. weare
cory to see our boys beaten, bat We give both
'ides due eredi, for their hne playing and gentle
manly eopduet during The game. The gaise vas
played Throughout with but three errors, and
these very trieing. below will be found he re-
aHf4 81. Al
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-08

So WE oo.-Our borough has voted
down both liquor and water, and now the Grand
jury has Indicted our borough fathers for the bad
condition Of our streets, and f.r nvt graling tho
side walks at the corner Of Front and Locust
streets. OF cur persouai knowledge, We know
that number Of persons have been iajaFed at the
miserable crossings, at the corner indicated, and
it is really miracle that no iinbs have been
broken by persons falling head over heels down
over the cuts on dark nights, and the borough
compelled to pay round sum Of money TO the
injured parties. The Grand Jury having noticed
this man trap, We hope something win be done 10
he prenises. .L.
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NEURALGIA, SICK HEADACHE. NERVOUSNESS

Dr. Gross Nuuralgic Remedy is ono of the great
est bieslings ever bestowed upon suffering human-
iiy. Il has been carcfiily and patiently tried in
great numher Of esscs. end has asrsr ftfred in n
single instance to elect q cure II contains no
injurious substance, being prepared entirely from
carciuiiy solicited materials. Nciihtr does il act
like many remedies now in sse. by tlssting ihe
nerves. and TINS giving only irirpsory relief bat
vii act quickly AMI surely. Aii sho are suGcrers
from those diseases win fnl ihis an iniallible
remedy and being auxions that q shall commend
iisalf 10 the public 1 rafrsin ffVn further re-
marks. II usei according TO di-ccioas. cnfe
Is guaranteed 10 eYrg case. price olc deilar per
bottle. Mono genuine without 10 slgna'afe oi
FRrDK NrwHarHe, Chcni', Philadelphia, pa.
For sale BY all druggists and dealers 10 Clear
feid county. lcrio-tm.
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PAINFUL AccIDESr. = To-day, Mrs.

PAINFUL ACCIDENT To-day, Mrs.
pessc, wife Of Rev. Peats, Methodist KPiseopal
minister on the Rsynoldsviie circuii, while stop
ping a, the residence o. Mr. James p. Moosc IL
Pine Creek township, persuaded the family 70
permit her to do some uhlieuashins, and while
engaged al the work, stand that she was stand
ipr on toqpied over throwing her down and on
an old esalr, which bad feii over on its haok.--
Oso of ibc feet and the cross pieces broke under
her weight. bus the upright roand, an oak siiek
tb.f had Isea pat IN by M Moore % feplscs =
l,oken round, and which extended through The
lex q ,bs ehair, entered ter body pear the pubic
bonc, ard glanelnc, penetrated about four inches
in The direction Of the len gryin inniciins dan
ssrous uouud. The stick broke u and was only
e,traclcd with great diaeuliy- br. srceny Ma
SUNNI Dnes and dressed the wound, and reports
tho case AZ farorabie. under the circun ltaneef--
Rey. Pcaic, the husband q The injured lady, va
1ent 10 ihs eirrsil by the late ccnicrrnoc and Oh
N arrived On the circait slopi week previous 20
,ho afei icui. hAtms pfcsiousiy been heated A.
JruaJ bal county. Ohio. 1iggHiie Rspssiea".
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#arrifd.

On September 24ih, 1873, at Lioyi's Hotel. N
Phihpsbnrg, hy Rev. I. u. swirzKr, Mr. JER.
fEkl BAUcHAAN 70 Miss EMMA KLINE,
both OF Clcafhcld county.
On October "a. 1873. a. ,hc Iutheran Parvon-
nge, BY Rev. a. J. T.Rrsocs. Mr. wILIlAM y.
TATE, of ccardeid, y Miss uREIA l.. niEHL,
Of Pennsiile.
on October "a, 1873, az &c Leonard Hous, III
Bcsklou, 10 Miss sABAii I. BlGLER, Of Bloom
igi'uthip.
On September aeih, 1879. BY Rev. N. l.. GAxor.
WOoLuEAIRR. bo.A ~ i-awrenso iowAahip.
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9satisirg,
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF THE GREAT
REDUCTION OF PRICES |
nY :. poarEn SHAW, d. d. $.
IMpnRrAnr rpnrns.

Having succesdcd In getting tighter tariff on
inataris. hence the iot- ani -sssffofe charge FOR
partial aud fuli sets of Teeth. l usc tie best
,ussuinc'ure Of tcoih aud other material. All
o pera,ishs registered and warranted 10 give SER
Vice and satiiiaetion.
Friends. reflect that my charges for ihc inser-
iion o. artificial and the saving of the nstursi
teeth aroI0w The most reasonable in pcnn syvania.
Preserve your teeth and you preserve your health.
puitng of the natural teeth In a healthy, pre-
scrvaiiye and useful condition is made . speciality.
Diseases aud acknowledgements 20 the mouth,
jaw and associate parts arc treated and corrected
with fair success Examinations and coasulta-
tions r1Es.
Il would be well for patients FROM distance to
let me know by mail few days before coming
10 The 01lco.. tu.
II i very important that ehildren between I'd
ages Of Elk aad twelve years sh0ald have their
teeth examined. ta.
Annsthcties are administered and Teeth re-
moved without pain.
Dispositions and character arc judged BY all
the world BY the expressions Of the face, henoe
how very disastrous may Il therefore be for per-
TO indulge expression a distorted features,
even apart from hygienic view. Nos, To enjoy
natural (not artiGciall ee~forts and pleasures,
respec, and obey natural simplicities and instinct.
s. PORTER SHAW, ID. d. s.
Ofsce IN New Mas0nie building, Second street,
Ciearaeld, Pa. maylfT5
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,sur'AiR. Viewers, T. W. Moore, Pat carley,
fransls llegar.
Fora triise across The susquehanna riy1r a.
Curwsns,iie. ENsNss, Hentg : vac, John With
crow, J. L Cattle.
For bridge acfo's Little Ciearatii creeks where
prhhs road crosses the sano between Laxrener
and Boggs townships. Viewers, Simon Thomr-
son, james Forest, T. W. Moore.
CoSFinnrD M. STA bridge across Little
Ciearleld creek, at New Miliport.
bndse across Susquehanna river In Pike twp.
Commissioners appropriate $500. Approved BY
Grand Jary.
Bridge acrass susquehanna river q, Sandy. Ez-
eeHlons ale4, aad sustained hy ihe Court, aud rs-
p1uOf NicNtrs set aside. y u A fN \
Dhlts seross the sus4ubhauhA river At Car
wensvilic. Exceptions 6lci and sustained ty The
Court sni rcpost Of viewers and all sabsrquent
proeeedings SCI aside.
REPORT oY GRAND JuRr.
We, the members Of the Grand Jary Tor sensesa-
Der term, 1873, DO prcsent that We have exam
insi the public huillings and ful the Jail in
good condition, but would recommend large
sized range In the kitchen Of tho jail, and m.ia
railing aIound Tie front aud back seps Of the Jail
We also recommend a suitable arrangcmon, to DC
csnsssrsivd through The outside vale about uy,-
rositc the ccriss furnace, Tor the purpose % put
ting in coal on one side, aud carrying out the re.
fuse gf the furnace On the other. And We also
rroommcnd that doer be placed at or near the
head Of the second landing for the purpose Of
keeping down the hra,. We hnd the fucs imper-
isei In the dweliins part OF the jail, and would
recommend that the COmmissiouos be recon-
mended to ascertain and remedy iba defects. We
also recommend that the water tank be 50 arranged
that the water viii not freeze ia cold weather.
We also recommend that the Commissioners re-
pair the furnaces under tbs Court House. llar-
ING examined the pnvy We ini it in very Glthy
condition, and do earnestly recommend The Com
misscners to improve and repair the inside Of the
privy.
We also fccommend The appropriation Of six
thousand Eve hundred dollars 10 the iron bridge
at Curweusville. And We also recommend the
appropriation Of Eve hundred dollars to the bridge
ABOVE cuFwensvillo, known as the Bloom and
Hllc bridge.
We also return the read leading from L. J.
Hurd's, IN Chest twp, % John Lees in Burnside
tgp., espccially the part lying in Burnside twp
We also return part Il the road leading from
Oreaa Iiii turnpike 40 Gcrnaa ss;licnen in
Bloom toWuship. Also,n piece q a new road
leading rom Jam,s \. cdupbell's % near james
Martins, in Be tovnship. Also, lhe township
read ieading from shaus iniil, in Goslen tsp
70 Lawrence i9wnslap Zine aud bridge rtross Trout
Run. We also rdiurn tho township road from
hoekton, IN Union township, to the Tunnel, 10
Hutton township.
We also yiuIn the borough CouseA Of Clear
field borough, ior the bad condition OF the street
aud walks At the crossing Of first and Locust So.
JACOB WILHELM, Foreman.
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lted

In D-ndioTd iounfiap. on scpicinbtr 10th. ls7s,
MINNIE elizabeth, oldest child II Hrris
and days.
On Sspambor 25!h, l5s3, OF diphibofiA, AL
M PIN s,n of ttnsrt t,d r,,fs.t 49,
nxAp, aged 2ycars, months ani u days.
On gcptetsber 2sth 1873. in Cerihria county.
THOMAS JACKSON, in the SSH year Of his age.
On september 2isi, 1879, 10 Cambria eoanty,
nOsRA HILL, IN ihe 7sih year Of he age.
On October "a. lsI8. IN Morris iovnship. LU-
CLAN W. JOHNSON. agoi ~ years, ? months
sud 40 aayf. -f~nuuly,f Orwell, brallsrd ".
irlaAlls piysls lle4al .gly.l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-08

This greai Dyspepsia Pauacea has the largest
sale Of any oihcr preparation 10 lhc world. Why,
Rccause VIC say 20 every one that y afflicted With
Dyspepsia, lirlr Complaint, cofiigcness. Head
aohe, Heartburn, Waterhrash. Sour Stomach, In
discliien oI any disease depending uptl pure
blood, healthy Liver and stomach. 10 call si c.
j. Wltsons Drig Store. ia Clcardeld, and eci one
Of our sample bottles froo Of charge. Regular
siso 70 cents. Two o. thne doses will relieve any
ease. Try H. 91aur7sy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-08

PRoNoTED.-The Philipsburg Jour.
nal says: That most efficient Of Railroad Super
i0iendents, Mr.. George c. wilkins, 50 long IL
charge Of the Tyrone division Of the p. r. r.,
will shortly be promoted 70 Superintendent Of the
baltimore division Of the Northern Central Rail
Wv, now under The control Of ihe PennsylraHia
Railroad Company. Mr.. wilkins has won for
himself a widespread reputation as Railroad
man, and there is no position to which be nay
not aspire. a a
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II will be observed ny the proceed
ing,, elsewhere, that number Of bankers, in this
and adjoining counties, held a meeting in Tyrone
last week, and, Ike honest men, resolved to pay
their debts This may seem strange. While 50
many have "gOne and done. oeherwise. As bat
few Of the bankers in the middle division Of tho
State belong to the gsrntling fraternity, aeposi-
tors need have no fears for their money. ~
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VIZ. RUSSELL, Chairman.
J1uS ". Ab1u-, -....,.-
o. PERRY JoyEs.


The BERGER FAMlLY.-This Con-
cert Troupe Of fonr sisters, Anna Jennie, HeBsi-
eta and Josie, and Frei. ana Henry With soi
Smith Russell and Ernest Thielo thrown in, viii
give grand concert IN the ocart room, On SAT-
urday evening next. As Bon Ringers, they have
no equals, and in point Of versatility sad szqui-
sieness ia the rendering Of vocal and instrumental
music they. are a wonderful family.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-08

The FAIR,-The fino weather last
week brough, very large crowd Of people to the
Fair The display Of articles and animals was
not what was to be expected, but. financially, we
believe the exhibition was saeeess.
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DENTAL CARD.

~ DR.. a. II. HILLS
Iilfffywould say to his patients and the pub
lie generally, that, having dissolved partnership
wiih DR.. shaw, he is now doing the entire work
Of bis Ofice himself that patients need not fear
being pat under the hands Of any other operator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-08

Academy. augz7
BIRD cagcs--a large sssortneni---stI. Il. p. Big.
'ef Oo.s-
caioinel Plaster ior sale BY H. z. Biglcr q Co.
Moniour Slate Paints, Zoe painting housos-in.
side ard outsidc-cotiages, Farm Buildings &c.
heariihl, durable aad economical Ground 10
pum Linseod Oil.
my2sTS II. F. BioLEn 3 Co.
ruarntroas.--Abou, june 5, ls7s. II. n.
Bigier a Co. will have an assortment Of Refrig-
'i"''i'' myzsfs
Save Timel Save Labcri Save Money! Save
/ Ciathrs The" Novelty Wringer" is the best 10
ihs market. Bay il to i.
FOR sale BY A'F BlolEn Co.
A fan lice q u Isuseasll { Gools. Japanned Ware.
&C., for uls By Il. r. Bigier a Co.
I u. r. Wheolbauuws, Baby Carriages, Toy tx
press Wagons and hheelbarroWs, at
uy2slS h. =. BioLEE Co.'S.
Paints, ons and yaraishes for Salo BY H.F.
Biser Co.
II. 2. Big'cr A Co. have been making extensive
additions 70 their stock q Hardware dc last few
days. Everything neH iu sholl Hardware. Sad
dlcrs' Hardware, Farmers liariunrc Buiiders
Hardware, and Hardware Of AL kinds, can b. seen
at iaeiT s'eFe. May y.
Arrs.--sevsr,y-aye dorsn clcarseld Wood
choppers Axes at
s.assa BIGLER4 co's.
RgcAPITULATIoN.
Bird Cagus.
Wood and Willow Ware.
|. uousah0ll Goods
All sihis u Hardware.
Japauuoi Ware.
Paints. Ois, Varnifhss.
Calcinoi Plaster
Wagon ard ctrriirr Makers supplies.
Al OF the above fer sale AZ The mammoth Ha-,i-
ware Store Of II. r. Digier 4 Co, Ssegad street,
ciearfed, Pa. 81
stTE-Disian's Crescent ssg, Great American
Saw, Boyniou's Lightning sss, At
'25-72 "a, a BIsruE& cea
Rrlp ruis Persons " ho ssn.cmtia,st stuiiains
viii % ven % cali and examine our stock of
DuILDlNG MATERIALS. We have IN stock
iuli line of Builders Harluan, Nails, Paints,
OILS Glas;, Puily, crieined Plaster, &e.
ny2s7s n. T. DistrR a Co.
Just received, large lot OF non-cxplosivc
L1mps aud Lanterns at -
g-2s-72 n. T. BistrR Cos
Norior 10 wsaos ASD CAHrissE M.grEs.-We
have just rcecired scncrlt assortment ~ Wagon
anl Cauiage Woods, also Fun line Of Springs
aad Axles, which We ofer vhcsp for cash.
II. :. BietEn 4 CO.
PAISrs ANh pAISrErs' FNBIxes.--Our stock |
Of Paints and Painters Materials is eonpicie, in
clading }. r Lewis Pure White Lead. John Iu. /
cas- z Cos pum White Lead, +. X. 3 Co.'S Bnek 7
Lead, and 4 nuIatcr 81 cheaper brands Of White /
Lead also, lnseed OH rn1entinc, Narnishes Of 1
an kinis. fnn liae of BFushcs, aud full line Of
colors. dry and IN Oh.
my2s'73 IL. 2. DioLun 4 Co.
ptows.-Fafmers win and iito thsir advantage /
to call 10 and examine stock of Pisus, Cult
vaior1, Ac, among which will b. found Single /
and Doubie Iron and Wood shogcl ploxs, Iron 4
and Wood Cu'frntorr.
The Gowhnda Iron Beam PloE,
Tho Pittsburgh s.ccl Pibw,
The H.urt BrIcionte plow,
and her patterns.
iry.sTs II. 2. BictEn Co.
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On Sunday last, tho new Methodist
Church, in West Cleareeld. ives dedicated with
appropriate ceremonies Over $500 vas sub
sefibed, sufficient to pay Of tho entire dcti
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-08
NEW LIME KILNfg

nor sALE.-The undersigusd offers for
IL saie a valuable town properly IN the borough
oi Ciearlcld. Lot SdxiS5 feet, with good twes
story plank house thereon erected, with tkreo
rooms down stairs aud four bed rooms up stairs.
Aito. sewing room and bath room on seeond floor.
House finished complete from cellar to attic.--
Good double porch and good water. Price rea-
ssnsbie and payments easy.
2eaesf5 WM. N. MCCULLOUGH.
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Beale'S EmbrOcalion,

A 7 PU " Z ;,
For all diseases incident to Horses, Cattle, and
Human Flesh, reg iring the use Of an
external applicstioa.
This Fmbroeatiou was extensively used by
the Governnent during the war.
For sale by Hsrtssiek irwin, clearheld
Joseph X. Irwin, CarWsnsyille. Daniel Good
ander. Ln:horsbnr-. w. u.
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CAnD.--Miss McAlpine, teacher q Music,
Painting, cFayon and Drawing. Room At The
Academy. augz7
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Terms of Subscription,

lfpaid in advance or within three mouths ...s. %
r. pail after three and before six months.... so
II paid Aztec the expiration Of six months. 90
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Meniour Slate Painis, Zoe painting horscs-in-
side ard outsidc-coiiages, Farm Bsildings. &C.
beautihl, durable aad economical Ground ia
puro Linseoi OIL
my2S75 II. =. BiGIER Z GO.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-08

BIRD cages--A large sisortmeni---at Il. P. Big
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hErmgrnAroRs.--hh0ut june 5, lS7s. ". w.
Bigier 4 Go. will have an assortment Of Refris.
eTaioFs. my2Sa3
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A MIsraxrx PorJcy,--Grapd Jurics,

Tine of game, hour and 20 minutes.
Umpire, James q. kreider. frn
Seorers, II. Ale, Z. R. Brcnncr.
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Save Timel Save Labor Save Money! Save
Cl9ihrll The" Novelty Wringer" is the best 10
The market Bay il to ii.
For sale BY II. +. BigIEn & Go.
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The Bells Run WOolen Factory,
Penn township, clearfeld Co., Pa
BURNED pUri
brT Sor
B U r N E D U PI


The Subscribers have, AZ great expense, rebuilt.
neighborhood necessity, in the erection Of hrss-
class Woelen Mandatory, With all the modern
Improvements attached, and arc prepared 20 mako
all kinds of Cloths, cassinlercs, SAiiness, Ii.n-
kcts, liannois, &C. plen,y Of goods On hand 10
supply all cur oli and thousand new Customers,
whom We ask to come and examine our stock.
The business Of
cARDISG AND FULLrNG
will receive our especial attention. Proper
arrangements will he made 10 receive and deliver
Wool, 70 Fuii cusemcrs. Allwork wannnted nnd
done upon ,ho shortest uolcc. and by strict aiien
iou TO tasinoss VIC hope " soalife liberal sharn
ai public patronage.
10000 POUNDS WOOL wANTEDi
We viii pay The highs-, market price for woot
and scll cur Manufactured goods a. low as similar
goods can be bought In tho county. and Whenever
wo fail 10 rcnder reasonable satisfaction We can
always be found st home ready to make proper
explanation, either In person or ty letter :.
JAMES JOHNSON q SONS,
aprl2Cf Bower p. 0.
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Just received, a large lot OF non-explosiv.
Lamps aud Lanterns at
gss-7s u. T. Bialra s Cos.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-08

fan lice q H7usoasid Goods, Japanncd War
&C., for sals BY II. r. Bigior 4 CO.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-08

NoTIoE TO wssos Avn CAHrissE MagrRs.-we
have just received q scnerlt assortment ~ Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also a full line Of Springs
and Axles, which We oder rhcap for cash.
n. +. BigLFn & Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-08

Rrip TINS -Pc-sonsvho esn,cmpiaidtuildina
win % wen % call and examine our stock II
nuILDiNG MATERIALS. We have IN stock q
fall line of Builders HarluaFa, Nails. Paints.
Oils. Glass, Putly, cricined Plaster, Ae,
my2s75 H. r. DiGtrR Co.
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II. F. Big'ir A Co. have been making extensive
additions % their stock q Hardware tie last few
days. Everything new IN shol Hardware. Sad
dlerf Hardware Farmers liariunrc, Buiiders
Hardware, and Hardware Of all kinds, can BE- seen
q lheIr siQre. MaE y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-08

sAHE-Dis,an's Crescent ssg, Great Anoric,n
Saw, Boyniou's Lightning sar, At
925-72 u, =. BIsruR& co'a
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u. r. Whool6au0ws, Baby Carriages, Toy Ex-
press Wagons and Nheaibarrows, az
my2sl5 h. =. BioLEE & Co.'S.
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Arrs.--sevsr,y-aye dorsn clearseid wood.
choppers Axes At
9.2sss2. II. r. BI6LER. { Co's.
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PAISrs ANh pAISrErs' FNoHess-Our stock
Of Paints and rsinterB Materials is complete in
elading }. T. Lewis Pure White Lead. John In.
cas- Cos pum White Lead. h. X. 3 Co.'S Bnek
Lead. and nulatcr 81 cheaper brands Of White
Lead also, Liuseed Oh. Tnucntiuc, Narnishcs Of
al kinis. inl Lac ol BFushcs, aud full line Of
colors. dry and IN Oil.
my2573 II. 2. nioLun & Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-08

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