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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-04-27

ID NPORr OF AUDITORS OF FRANK.
IL LIN TOWNSHIP, APRIL Q, 1871.
JONATHAN FOREMAN, Oyerseer.
DR.
To amount Of duplicate OF unseated land
balance IlJm last year, &c ..,..,........ SSlO li
CIR.
BY money paid out, commission, Or
"''S' @c'''''''' $50 A
ANDREW FOREMAN, Supervisor.
DIR.
TO amount Of duplicate, unseatcd land az. siG5 ss
lM
by Torh, percentage services, sc ........ Slis gl
IOpaalCe '''''''' ,,.,,...... Ssl ~
JESSE JOHN, Supervisor.
DR..
To amount OF duplicate ....., ,,,.....,.. s5g7 "a
CIR
By work, plank, ORDERS &c ,...,............ 57os5
TO oAlihne ...-,..,.... 60, $40 90
WM. q. FISHER, School Director.
DR..
TO amount u school and building tax, ,.... si,TI9lC
On.
by orders percentage, ,".,,.v..,.., l,IIs a
~ oalaaee'"'.''''..- ,.'.,,,..... $50 q
THos p. CHEBaISGros1
ISAAC J. FARLEY, Auditors.
ABRAh LlLlIE,
Aprl 20, 75-lm
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Rail Road Time Table.
CATAwISSA RAIL ROAD.

Accommodation Train ..... 62S A. M. I.37 ?. VI.
REGULAR Express .......... 4.o6 p. VI. ll.83 ~ NJ.
Throngh cars on Express train either to New YORK
or philadelphia. Accommodation tram runs between
Catawissa and wiamsport.
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Down to Hard Pan" Boots and Shoes at
Mckiuney's.
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4 DM1NiSTRATOEs NOTICE
"a EsrArs or MARIA BIlGs, DECEASED.
Letters OF Administration on the estate Of Maria
Riggs, late OF IlOuWsbIE columbia Goa dCC1R,ed
have been granted hy tne Register ul sgi1 county to
Harry ". sloan of .ame place. columbia county
Admir-, ~ WhJtN uIl persons indebted urc request
ed to make payment, and those having claius or
demands against the -gll estate WiI make them
known to the said Administrator without delay.
HARRY S.. SLOAN,
Admin itrator.
March 80, i.77 CIV
TN pursuance of au order ot J. lano G. Cal
4 Flu, N.r ~H.rHr, r,rn 0l Oh" Count. % tew York.
IIun. l- p Hr.n -i' Ntl an r,r.uus having r Yii.s
H-IU-t tJIr' itr E"tr r'p ~ tlfI#I.ea. ueun-N-
yarn. tut '"lN.n4 ...Ir tltIiu tur g.tE Uui county
II ND0 iu,.. acre. ed. 'o "r.a nt 'ne .me with
vouchers tI.r HI o. 'un subscriber 0t .ts ufIyc NI.
g- Hu street, lu ju. ify Df N,w YORK On or b, fore
tln rI-hie .u'a so. Of JUur next.
pueJ, aeW York, the seventh dag OF December,
$50
FREDERICK C. HAVE EYER,
DgCl5-tm Executor.
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CHURCH LETTING.

Proposals viii De received az the store OF J.
MClcnry, ut S,lWdt 'i, Columbia county, Pa on
Sliurdns. May 9th. ti1 90 2p m.. Tor The erection
OF Mcntiug House Oh thn vUuuls Ot the Old still
water church PAN and specifications made known
on day or letting.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-04-27

Mr.. Wolf, of the firm of Clark e. Wolf, j.
in New York and Philade phia this week
buying their Spring Stock of goods.
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COAL
COAL,
Old Established Coal Yard.

G. ", NEAL 4 BRO, Wholesale & Retail
Dealers in all sizes of the best qualities of
Red and White Ash Coal, at the very lowest
mm ket rates. Have constantly on hand large
stocks of
Domestic,
Cupola,
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BHNsOM's

CAPCfNE POROUS PLAsTERS,
A great improvement on ordinary porous plaster
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Base balls and bats cheap at Clark's &c o
Store.
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Justices Dockets cheap at Clark's Book
Store.
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Business Notices
Gents Fancy Shoes at E. NJ. Knorrs.

A very little money buys very larg
quantity oi Goods at Lulz q Sloan 5. Try IL
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4
II Notice Is hereby given that the following &C
counts have been examined and passed by me. an'
remain filed OF record in this office for the in
specton Of heirs legatees creditors and all other
Interested. and will be presented TO the next Or
phans Court OF Clearheld county, TO be held at th'
Court House, In the borough OF Clearield, com
mencing on the ai Monday (being the 18th day
of March, A. d. 1877
Final account oi John X. Margin, Administrator
"a The estate of Nm. liza rucA lair ~ bbusidt
township, C,eirheli eouitr. Pa, deiet.ei.
Partial accouut 0f oscar a ams And jas Adtms,
Administrators of the estate Oi DAVID Adams,
iaie Of Cvaraeld borough, decsasel.
S,cund Partial account ~ john l.. Cutie, Eco
Admini,iraior oi the estate Of David Miller lai,
Of Lawrence township, Cearhsld county, Pa
decreased.
Final account Of r. W Lahordc. Adminsfrnioi
OF The estate Of Juhu Laborde, late ul Union
township, cleardcld county, Pa deco ised
Partial account Of lay diA = Leonard. Adminis
trainx OF the e,tate OF Chts W leunani, ials
Of Lawrence tO~nship, Clvarhcid county, Pa.
deceased
Final account Of Jacob Peafee Gua'dian Of
franklin = Holt, minor son oi Thus Holt
late oi Bradford township, Cieafhcii Pa, dc
erased.
Final account Of Allen Murray. surviving al.
minisuMor Of The ,slate OF Anderson murray
la'eof Glrard township, cl,arfsld county. Pa
deceased.
Partial account OF ]. Russ Bloom. Admin is'raiol
OF the esia'r oi }. Linn iiuoser. isie OF PiAt
township, Clcarne county IA d-crhsei
FHriial account oi Charles brswn. Executor ui
the estate OF Henry :. u.bnra. iiic II Has GA
township, CieMhei ooanty, Pa deceased
l.. ! MOKuAN.
Feb. 2l-tc sogisivf a krwf'ier.
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1ifd.

Near Pbilipsburg, Pa, on Wednesday, March
7. 1871, LYDIA A., boio,,d vile oi kussci u. shu~-
alter, sna sister Of Hon Aaron q. Tate, VI Clear.
held, Pa, aged 4s yeais.
she leaves a hn,baud, four children, mi large
circle Of friends TO mourn their ioss. Beng .
woman Of excellent qualities her friends were
numerous aud deyotedly st,acbed, to whom hi
memory - as " ointment poured iorh." She wa'
married TO her late husband In 1881, aud lot
twenty ala years wac a true help. meet, dividing
his sofrows, sharing his trials, doubling his jsy'
by her loving. sympathetic nature As bsr dispo.
siiion was cheerful aud hopeful, CLOUDS and de
spopdrpaes rarely, u ever, eas, their gloom o,el
hsr hume. Home how 1t was made atfuetiv,
Oy her pre-, nce, urighl with her ,mile, the piaes
where tsf family loved TO b. Though she Il
sons hsf spint .tii hugsrs TO .hisId, guide aud
cheer lh,n 70, ed enes. Asa mother she exevlied
Her house was ~sil ordered, hsr children ar,
piousy trained, aud her virtuvus example s thsiI
ber,tase. their Inspiration. She sivays sseour'
ssed their eenadssee, syuPssbIssd ~i'b them u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

The CoUNTkRFElTlRs.--The follow.
ing disposition was wadu OF the gang oi counter
isilers, recently plying their vocation 10 III,
counties Of Cltar6eld, Indiana and Camona
They were sen ehe,d d last week, by Judge Kc,enan
10 the U 5. Dist. Courf. at Pittsburgh -
Lafayette Bloom was dismissed by the Court
ard told TO "gO and sin no more lie was used
us "A wilnvss against Scott MAIDS.
Mil,s Ogr, whV was oouyeled ou ,evrn indict.
melts, sentenced to hue IN all ui Ss,OUu, and IL
eight y,ars Imprisonment IN the Western Peui.
ttntiary.
wm. r. johnson, convicted on seven iudiei.
nruts, was sententej Un twu oi them and had sen-
t.nce suspended as 20 the remaining aye. lie
was sentenced to pay tine OF $1,000 aud iu
serve two years IN the Western Pehilentiary.
scu Mardls, the ebi,l OF the Indiana aud Cam.
Lria evuuteriviteis, Known as tue Matdis gang,
was sentenced To pay inv Iine OF SI,icO aud
serve tour years III the western renieutirry.
Adam Leek, mcntrr Of he Matdls gang, wa.
booatd iOr s 1900 tine and three years lmpnson-
m,nt IN the Western Penitrutary.
'"H'J ~ "'N"''"N' """'"'' W NV b""s' vac
nioi med that it would r,lpifc Si,odG hue aud
Ihr,e ears sbur in the reniteunaiy 10 square hi,
accounts with the Goverumuut.
Immediately alter sentence wus passed D.,
The tVuir, ,be pispn,is were conveyed to and
sairy lodged III ,be r,nir utlur,, that iustilu.
uVn wLerv The wicked c,ase iiom u"nbliDg ahd
ihe weary have to rursue some ltgumate anu
uarmiess busiusss fir nn allotted pencil oi time.
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Fine farm at Private Sale !

Situate In Huntington county. Pa, one mi s
north Of ibe village Of Burat Cabins, falt,n Ca.
sining three hundrsd aud twenty eight acres.
more or less, limestone. gravel and slate land
under good state Of cultivation. fhe Improve
msnts consist Of frame dwelling house, bans baru.
a6xI2 feet, wagon shed, curn crib hog pens, hay
seaics, two tenant houses, saw miii, two young
apple orchards hearing fruit one thousaud pan 81.
pot and rail fence. Any sores meadow, one hun.
dred and ATTY acres plow land The balance
consists " ave acres OF white pine. oa and hisk.
ery timber. A stream oi never.tailinx waitf
Fuas through this property, making v psr.icuiariy
we'll adapted 10 both stock and grain rsisiug. Il
assired, will be divided 70 suit purchasers Far
tsrns Of ssle, apply 10 =. v. WILSON,
Leck Boz ito. Cisarhsid, Pc.
Clsarasii, naseh II, ie.f-sns
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21
LEONARD GRADED s HooL.

Roll Of Honor or the mouth ending March slh
i-77 -
Hish School-C, L Bicke. Carrie Test, ID
Gearhar. Whine Bndgc. Victor nuinrhnrg, Ilu,
ton Ilarisw en-. LeF Mcuaughey. A "a. Reynolds
Emms Watson. Minnie Dfidge wiz shaw. W q
Fac, Preston Wilson, susr Bruwb, Mar, Powei.
Msy lI-mphiIi. iirieb li~in, Martha k.hnaid
I Dove Thnnpssn, Sophiu Wbiicbiil. Lizzie lliris
wick. Mnss X Porter. II Irry bridge. Arbu
Raw. Giunie Reed, Mamie Shaw, Jennie Row
Mary Closry, Raih Weaver, Jennie fowel. Aunt
Warreli, Jphn KennarI, EDDIE Reed, J,nni'
iuung, Tneodosia Reilly, Clara Hove, Ma0,
/ GearhHri, Jnlia keitlebefger, Jsnnie JDrian, s"
phia Ilesscntnaer, Agnes Mullen, Id, Thompson
jennie shaw. Kate Weaver Barbara Cutler, Em
ma wurr,ll, Willie Irwin.
Primer, Departmental. Y. MeKenriek, Pdn
ei NJ LIN, NJ. Tai,, Msfy Nhi,hill Run Rpw
Kate Bridge, Juiitl Bsauseigncur. Aun,e Wright
Jenuic brit. Amos kenuart. 6eo u. heed, I'D
die Bridge. Harry D. fuiurd john kraurr
Willie ketilehcrg,r. Lrwis &. Boyer, Charlie
A. Usiich, Fred Dcpniug Wilir OwtDs. IinrrJ
Wagner, Paui Thorn, Chas. EndEess, Eddie Cut
Ter, Frank Row. fsnLk Malvuey, John Lippert
sheridan Albert, Albert Wright, Gee. W. Min
nArd Willie Mooro, Little Reilly, Jenne kcnnard
Minnie Watson. NJ HE Mccullough, Fame shaw
Anne Kragle, N,tie Shelter, Pascaiine smith
hHntt LeltiHkeff iffeh cuNhf .ciian Wv W"
Alice McCuiuugh, Carrie Lucas
Second Pnmary Rynder, Tcaeher-An
ME Lanich, Edie Bufchhcld, EllA Carson, Blauch'
Dickson, Clara fleck, Gussic Gtarhari, Clafi
Gearhari. E.ella Hoover. Lmma Moore, hutl
McGaughey. Mary McGaugbey, Anrie Minnard
Minnie Miller, Mlnniv Row, Jennie Reynolds
Mary Snyder, Maude spacsnsn, hdhh shirk
Asns, wrer, L rli, Young, John Andenop, Rob
tr Brown, Gu-tase B,auseigneur. Wilhcr Gov
dnck, Manning Cowdrick, james baulin, Rlsde'
Cray wili. HOVE, Earn Jaessbn, Denn'e ka
m,r, Ilarfy kr.mei. Gsorgv keitlsbsrgef, Ricb
ard kennard, Hear, Kuhn, William L.nieb. Jo
seph MsGeey, Charlie heUinlc,, Eddie MeL"ugh
In, Frabcw y,nii. Lawrence Mcdonald, Joh'
Murray, Dudley POWELL Ira pa,smorc, Charm
kou, Eagar Shaw, Hsrfy kp'esman.
Exsminatiups eoumsucsd on Tuesday, The 2osl
met All are invited 4, attend.
The High School eommrncenent will bc hell
10 the Opera House. on Wednesday evening
Aprii eth, NJ Q o'clock.
The Select School viii open On Monday, tn
9th day Of April.
B. @ YovsssAs, PfssIpal
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

An EXPLOSION IN A LUMBER CAMP
- ihe J,'st! shv'e Her"d s'!s; IA eArlosivn
occurred at the lumber camr Ol Harrs
aOOut ocivok, vh Thur,diy e,eaing, F.b 22d.
Ii srl ,ats thai M,ssrs Holt nnd Camp cil Ne,e
up-stairs 'mOking and ae,ldyn aiy dforpud sru,
hre inio pV~der-S's that sat near b. aud whEh
contained anou' three pounds oi pOw.i,r. The
men oeow, ~ao were cnJoy ing themselves as
they usually DO IN such PAGES, were startled On
hearing the exl sion. aud their itlgnt ~as soBc-
whai increased ~b,n Hot cene 'uinOnng dUwn
through tue ceiins CAM bvti auavd about ~
'eet 8 if~m 'Le pace Oi osgunlns," tnal beins al
,he top Oi the stairway, ana he g,rtiy roi,od
down to the hrst huor. lie was picked Up uniu.
Jured, not having received seratcn. Tue onl
~. stvry cOunes,ed wsih the anan Is that Camp
oeii's pants came ot on bic travels, and uobod,
ean surmise how ihey wcieitmo'td. holt ESCAPED
With slight burn Ou his risht band.'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

SOME PoRK.-D. X. Fullerton, pro
prie,Or u thr sDaw House, Ia IBIS place. slaushi
cred a porker lot Friday, which weighed 4sSi
pounds. A number Of guesses ~ere made preu
Gus l., the time OF bulehrin the hog ~ 10 IN
weight when converted into purk, each guess be-
ing accompanied with Ave cents, to make up
purse tor the person mauiicsiing the best judg.
meni Barney Clark aud J D. Walters were
tie. each being Nihin qualur OF a pound q
the given weight. and tie former was allowed t'
carry on the prize money, amounting 10 50 10
The following are the guesses made on the osca
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

TIAIR WORK.

III Ladies, when you want hair work done,
remember these facts that Mrs. $ j. Brown iid
not pick up her trade, hut paid high price aud
learned IL thoroughly also, that she does not
rust her work in the hands OF incompetent par
ties, but attends 10 each order pers-ualiy also.
u you want watch guards. hair jrwrlrl, hair
nuwcrs, or anything 10 that line, call on ihe IN.
drlsgned, as she does ell the work herself ~
preiereLee to sending It away AS other hair.dr,ss
rs do. For frsi-ehss reirfei ec call on r.
fleek Co, or call and examine for loursef
10 Residence on north side of Market street.
lh re doors east Of the raildrnad. Clenrh,ld, Pa.
Mrs $. J. BROWN.
Feb %. Is57tf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

In our advertising columns to-day
will be found the card VI Mr.. John A. stock. VIII
has eonaenesd tie manuiae,ure Of cigars in this
place Mr.. Stock Is good wmkmsn. aud hi,
cigars aud tobacco are Of ID, best quality 10 th'
market. lie keeps cigars ans tobacco for whole.
sale and retail.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

Revs. b. +. Stevens, Wm. II. Dill
j. Y. Anderson, OF VI srneld, j. u. Yuurs, o.
Cursens, ilie, pni J. Poster Bell OF Woodland
all took their departure on Monday to attend ID,
annual sessions OF the Central ". L. Conference,
witch convene ut wilnamsport. Pa. to-day
Rev. Stevens, pastor of the uleard,ld N. T.
Church for the pasi two years, does no. sxpce' Ia
return 10 this charge.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

nN and after Monday. January 29ih. 1871,
~ the passenger trains will ruu daily lexrep'
sun day. between R.d Bank and Driftwood, a.
follows
tAsTw ARD.--Day Mail leaves Piusburg
SEQ a. N :; Red Bank lil5 Sligo junction i2in2
Nr~ Bethlehem 100 p. m Msysville i;l6
Troy i:ii Bruokvil e 2;0o fuler's 2i27 hey
noldsvill- 2;is Dubious s;70 Summit Tunnel
SAL Penfeld l.04 We.dvile All; Benerette
i:b5 arrives af Drihwood at 5i4i.
" Est " ARD.--Day Mailleaves Driftwoui
I2si5 p. m. B,neI,tr Los; Nsedsilie lac
renheld 1853; summit Tunnel 2:lsi DuBor 2i32;
Ksynoldsville 500 fuler's si22; Brookviile $40
Troy Aus; MaJsvills $50; New Bethlehem 4:i5
sligo Junction 5;S2 Red Bank 5i50 arrives at
rittsburg at 0I0 ,. IN.
no The B,ynoid,ville Accommodation leaves
hey noIdsville 6aily ut 1850 a. M. and arrives at
Red Bank at 1898 u M, Pittsburgh nj 255 q. ~.
Leaves Pittsburgh at $40 p. IN Red Bank at
1880 p. nj arriving al Rcy noidsviile ut loi3p y. m
Close con bections made with trains on p. A h
Railroad ai Drii sood, and with trains thr
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID McCAkUO, Gen'i Sup't.
A A. JAcKsos, Supt l.. q. Div.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

TnE Boss LuMBLnMAN.-A CORES.
Flynn, oi the hrm or Flynn Brothers, NJ James.
willie, clearheld county, cut and put Into Morgans
run, with eighteen men and two teams, Ia one
hundr,d and twenty days, tie snug SUN ol 1000,
VOa feet ai pine logs. aud that too On tract that
7,OOO,Ooo had been taken "a pr'viousB, That i,
what We eall boss Numbering. II there are apy
better ttot lhtm out
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

Orr FoR BELLLroNrE. = Tho Tyrone
De@ocrai, Of the loth Inst. says "Mr. Jahu
Dougberiy, late OF the City Hotel this place, has
leased and taken possession Of the Brpckerhon
House, Bellefonie. Mr., Dougheiiy is pleasant
and accommodating gentleman, nnd any of our
citizens visiting hat place will be bundsomely
'nterained d, st'p piping with Mr.. Doughvrty." ."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL

Teach your Boys that which they viii Praciie,
when iaey become Men"
The undersigned will o en sehool ia the
Leonard building, on Apri 81, 1877. to cpniinur
ten veets. The .ludies to embtacc Reading,
N,tien Arifhnefie, Wiring, and Iiooe krsl;ihg <,
which will le made u ecnl nlfcaiurr Of the Srhnui
Ard thoroughly aud piaciirall, taught. Special
terms and arrangements ior such a. desire TO iskr
partial course. Terms rca'pnnhle.
teb. 7, II St J.F. McREERICK.
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EOR SALE

The undersigned will fola private sale all
that tract or parcel Of land situate IN Decatur
township. Clenrield eiuns, Pa, within a short
Instance OF the Tyrone 4 cleu6vl II. r. and
,djo'nihg lands Of Robert hudson aud otncrs,
and known as the Jaeib y. Gearhart lot The
said tract containing 60 acres murc or less, with
two veins Of valuable coal thereon, has about 80
acres cleared, and is the hey to a large body OF
coal about being developed VIII he sold low aud
upon easy terms. For particulars. apply TO
DAVID l.. kkEBS,
Clearheld, Pa. July t2, 1879.
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iNarrifd.

At the residencr II the Officiating Justice, on
Sunday, March II, 1877, ~ J. l.. Shaw, E'q., Mr..
james Mcclellan aud Ms Eh,. 1ratiias, all ri
MosbannOn Mines, clearncli couny, IA.
At the re,idepee of Mr.. W. J Dixon, in STR.
ling, on Saturday, March u, 1877, by J. l.. shaw,
E,q., Mr.. Val niiue Ro~lcs aud Mrs Clara
Weaver, all OF Woodward Twp. Ciearh,li count,
peunin
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

The Boston aud Maine Railroad
Company, which has here oforc u,cI the Cumher,
land coal has jus, completed contract iol
tbiriy-dye thousand ts5OOO) tons Of Cieardeld
coal. The coal FROM this region Is acknowiclgca
to be the boz in TIE country, aud II is rapidl,
gaining In favor ever, where over nll other coal
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

EAU1ION.-All persons ar hereby cauiioned
~ againsi purchasing or In any way nedaling
with the following property now In the p',sarr-ion
Of A. Bigleman, Of Covingtop township. wins T~o
hurees, wagon aud harn,ss, = timber slcis ard
ehnins, 3 pigs, ) c W., hsifr, " sheep. horses
aud hsrnr,s, ! wagon aud breast chains. 2 D ows.
harrow, I windmill, thfeshing mach n I
euliiraicr. corn piow, . grain cradles. bot oi
bay, siraw and corniodder, cutting box, 10 bushels
rye, acres wheat In The grouna, cupboard, 2
| tahhs, desk, 2 stoves aud pipe, chairs, clock
cro,s-cut ,aw and iron KETTLES. Said properly
was purchased BY me ut Sheriff . sale on the ih
day OF March, 1871, and ~ ieit with said Bigle.
man on loan, subject tO my order a, any time,
J u. vALlMONT
Ffonchvili., March 81, Is7i-sl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

The Belletontc Wdtchman says: "Da
vid Johu'On Som, late eprorretors Of the brock
erhoa House here, leit this place on Tuesday las
for Ella ci', Clarion county,, which town the,
will hereafter make their home. The Johusoni
were good landlords. and popular and clever gen
tlemen, and will be missed by the communiiYn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

Shade Gap, Huntingdon county, is
the happy p ssessor of schovl Direcires', N th'
person OF Mrs. W. c Kuhn, chosen At ibe lat,
election --Efchonye. Hun ingiou is proserbia
for doing some queer things-roliticsIly. Thu
next thing We expect to hrar IRON thai region II
that Mr.. Kuhn Will be ,leeiod Prrsiden' Juoee
or sUmtihiug else.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

About this time 0i the year the
Kitchen windows oi all wrlt-ngua,d housrhpd,
are d'cof.ird With CHAR boxes. iallasied win,
earth and q rinkled with omaio seeds.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21


Methodist Episcopal ChL ch--Rev. D. p
SrsvESs. Pastor.--public Service every Sahhail
u lOi A NJ. and ~ P.M.
sabbath School at "a. NJ
Pray ucetiog every Thursday, at "a PM.
Conn rnion Service first Sabbath Of over,
uonih, Il 10y A.. NJ.
West Clrariield NJ. u. Chureh.--Reys
Wn. II. DilL aud J. =. ANDERSON. Pastors
Preaching every alternate Sunday, NJ 4 o clock
?. M.-Sunday School at ~, 2. NJ An are In.
yitcd to attend.
Presby terian Church--Rey. II. s. BUTLER
Sabbath services morning and eycuing-Sab.
bath school at 8 p. M.--Prayer Meeting Wednes-
isy evening.
81 Francis Church--Catholic--Rcy. p.
J. Preaching Ut ioi o'clock, A. NJ, on
the hrst third and fourth sunday Of each month
Vespers and hei edioion OF the Blessed Sacrament
at o'clock, M.-sunday School every Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

ouRT.-The March term of the
cour Of Quarter seHiuns of Cleardeld county
convened In this place on Monday. Court wa,
called At 10 o'clock 90 Monday morning, with
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~ : G&~ uea NU.Ae.fyS
handed in their usual repor,s. and the newly
elected constables ior the ensuing year were
sworn In |" the afternoon the liz, of Iurors VA,
called ani the Grand Jury sworn. J. l.. siowaii
was appointed foreman. b. Y. Sterling and WIN.
Ogden were appointed tip-nayes. During the
afternoon the iis' Of spplean's for license was
considered sud large number were gran,ed.
The ease Of the 'smmenwea W. Martin V.
Turner was taken up on Tuesday morning,
and son trial MS We 90 To press.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

The locomotives Ui the Pcnna. Rail.
road have pieces OF tin affixed TO the hesI,ii.h .
bearing the numb r ui rhe engine. This I.io ap.
prise telegraph operators OF the number ol the
engines passing their sratinns afr night.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

The Pennsylvania Railroad Compa
ny paid out s. rs 5I5 to It's mployes 'hr shop
at Altoona, last Saturday a week Thi., ",
should saw IL sone ca.h
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21
Specials.
e
Nov Spriug stylls At Fleck 4 90 q.

stood thai want IN, bo ks settled. Thnse know
lag To- have unsettled accounts with me, are here
by duly notified to come forward aud settle At
their carie,t convenience, and IL they neglect to
do 20. they may expect TO be notified by the
Constable after TIE 1T Of May. J. l.. LgAyY.
Clearfeld, Mar. 7, '7I-2m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-21

GtUTiO>.--AI persons src herb, cauiion-
" Ell against purrhsisng or 10 any way med
ilini with The following property, now in lh'
pnrse ssion ol C,rus Liddrk. Of Lawrnce iopn.
SHY, 10 wit I dan bay hape.i nor gray hor,c,
two horse wagon, set double harness, pAii
twin sleds. I tanning mill and one horse buggy.
~ said property belongs to ne and Is left with
sid LiJdiek on loan, sol jeci to my order At any
time. UnARlRs wAU6u.
Cicarheld, Pa. March, 2l-3s