Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-12-26
THE clrARrlelp COUNTY ATLAS.

In late interview with Mr.. Newton, the su.
perintendent, we learn that the work in the var.
Gus departments Of our Clearhold Coeaty Histori-
cal Atlas progresses favorable. Many Of our
citizens have had sketches taken Of their resi-
dences, farms, business houses, mill factories,
etc, as may be seen in the list which accompa.
mics this article.
1t Is important that every Improvement, whether
public or private, should be properly represented.
Our sister counties have shown to their best ad-
vantage by the many elegant Autographs which
80 fully indicate their material resources and the
step forward they have taken on the road to com
mercial Importance.
Our citizens should see to II that Clearheld
county is not behind in having its improvements
properly represented The opportunity Of secur
ing view Of our homes, river scenes, churches,
&c :, will not occur again for many years. 1t is
heartily desired by all that the work in the view
department may be 80 comprehensive that the
Illustrated portion Of the Atlas may fairly repre-
sent the i'm provtments Of the county and to do
this, our farmers, lumhermen and merchants must
no, stand aloof. This feature Of the Atlas is both
ornamental and useful and Is second to no other
section Uf the work. Messrs Robinson and
Mann are now calling upon the citizens in the
various townships, and on their return we hope
to hear favorable report Of our peoples libe =
atty and public enterprsc.
Extra copies Of the engrayings are furnished
muse "no ns'o ~ .',s.n -, MI. hanas
owners 70 na'e 'neso p,o,aies p,n " NJ, % e.Ionss
encascu 10 liant, " s."a w u. ~, ~ frha e.,
reslolng in o.neI pai's =, .ne oS"nuy vi. e ~
have already contracted to have views Of their
homes and buildings inserted 10 the Atlas -
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u,u,. p,-, u..:,..at.
non. Imam =, p's' I'stiu''aa .,a as,n.
s"1se v, a.. ah- i.,s'i"s
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49, u,Enallv-resilenee md sur-
Judge D. d. Mchn"'y-'e''1e"'' ""u '"'
b. t-,n, and ,r,s,,or v,ov Of
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pruning once
y, n1N-'Vs'ueh.o ,.na,,n,
go - InA s..t.., .a.,'isa.a asaI 49, and
aes ..',,s,' -. "''"
pi.hsaa shs ,..ia.o.o mill. and .n,,o.na.
,,.gs including the We.t Cleardeld fair grounds
l. leonard TRADED schooi building and surround
ings.
ueorgo Thorn-residsnco and surrounding
A. j. Logan-residencc and surroundings
Frank Fielding--residence and grounds.
W. M. hhaw--residence and grounds'
james Kerr--.nsurancs once.
rrnwkSsyiLlr.
~ -, ..,d.n.. and farm .c,ns
NJ. Ami. Al Irwin. view of m, John Irwin
"'s' nnn'o ". " III. ,.,a,,.. .nd
ess'o p'ope'y, ol.'s ~ s..'a., ~ - 80
'"i.'ns s ~" ..,.,'i, 80 -, ,',,n,;,, of,co
IA. Iryin--yiew Of the Irwin homestead.
NELL rowEsnir.
n n u.a.. A p,o-homestead. mill. other
h,,,li,ny. and ,urroundns scenery.
IL. L. McGee-resdence, saw mill, school
house, river view and surroundings.
James residence, old McGce home
stead, other buildings and surrounding farm
view. .,,-
npguI ~. nn a.,Sans. sax Min. surround.
inc scenery. and interior view Of Saw Mill.
John y iee-residenee and surroundings.
Robert Mahaacy-view Of residence, church.
other buildings and surroundings.
james Mahahey-fesidsnce n'er ''e"' anu
surtVuho'"b 'V'''' '''"'
Uo,aee patcbln-re,idence, mills, store, other
buildings, river view, 4c.
Jackson Patchin--store, residence and sur
roundings. a an,
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'Vuaa 'ahaS co,,s,-,,,idenee and store.
George Pa,chin--r residence and surrSundings.