Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-12-26
THE cl1.afirlO COUNTY ATLAS.

In a late interview with Mr.. Newton, tho su
! perintendent, we learn that the work In the yari
Gus departments Of our Clearheld County Histori
cal Atlas progresses favorable. Many Of ou
citizens have had sketches taken OF their resi-
dences, farms, business houses, mill factories
ETC., as may be seen in the list which acoompa
mics this article.
1t is important that every improvement, wheihe
public or private, should be properly represented
Our sister counties have shown to their bes, ad
vantage by the many elegant Autographs which
so fully indicate their material resources and th,
step forward they have taken on the road to com
mercial importance.
| Our citizen, should see 10 II that Clearfelt
county Is not behind In having Its improvement
properly represented. The opportunity of secur
ing view Of our homes, river scenes. churches
4c., will not occur again for many years. II Il
heartily desired by all that the work In the viev
department may be so comprehensive that th'
| Illustrated portion Of the Atlas may fairly repre-
sent the improvements Of the county and TO Dc
| this our farmers, lumhermen and merchants mus
not stand aloof. This feature OF the Atlas is bott
ornamental and useful, and Ia second to no othei
section of the work. Messrs Robinson and
Mann are now calling upon the citizens in th'
various townships, and on their rcturn we hop,
to hear a favorable report Of our peoples libe e
atty and public enterphzc.
,bo.a who bay, views tnten. which enables IA,
owners 10 have these pictures OF their home
snc.sed IN ,,smes. ar send them 10 their friend,
,s.idin, in o,bsr parts Of The country. The fol.
shs n.,n,. Of .o,na ,f onr c,,i,sns VII,
have ALREADY contracted to have views Of their
homes and buildings inserted In the Atlas =
cLEARfIrLp.
lion. William Birler-Residencc and lawn,
Judge a. X. Barrett-resid.pce and Office.
a n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and interior view
of nnnt,pg once.
Judge ]. d. McEnally-resiJence and sur.
,oand,nys. -
j Row A son-fropt and interior view Of
orin,,ng ofBca
\ 4. Row-re,idcnce.
An shaw ,.s,J,neo and .u,ronndinys.
James n. (;rnbam-resideuce. bank block and
Other buildiprs
Richard shsw-residencc, mills and surround.
Jugs, including the West Cleari,ld fair grounds
Leonard Traded School building and surround
ings
george lnorh-iss'aenoe ss ~, ana a," sunvuua,s'
49,, bvsan-i' i's'uenss nv '' ~, u4.aIs
Frank Fielding--resldenee ana grounds
". Sna"-l's'ae'so '" ~.
James herr-inAurance once
cunwsSsviLLE.
IIoa. John Patton-residence and farm scene,
Miss Annie M. Irwin, view Of tbs John Irwin
..,s,a nrop,r,y. consisting of mills, lumber and
,a,,in, srepes on IN. su,auchnnna river
n n Brninard-interior view Of printing Office
u. A. Irvin--yiew Of the Irwin homestead
RxLL TOWNSHIP.
II. n. McGec A Bro. Homestead, mill, other
buildings and surrounding scenery.
II. Il. Mo0ee-residcnce, saw mil 'en0O'
house, hNef view ana suI'ouhu,as h.,,.
James Mcdee-residenee o'a Me"se nSme
stead, other puhd'ng' anu s"'o"""'"s "''
'".. MN. .,a.,.. and .,,,oundinv,
in. MeGee--res,denee, Saw Mil, surround
ing scenery, and interior view OF saw MIL
John = Lee-residsnce and surrounding
Robert Mahauoy-New ~ 's.'u'"''' s"'''"
o'nef ouhsps' rnu i',. si,.. vi.w and
james MAnaney -Ies'"'"''' wv '''
'"''''''s ,.
nuHssipn TOWNSHIP.
Horace patchin-residenee, mills store, o'her
buildings, hyer view' te. ,, -,
jackson fH'cn'n-"O''' ''''"'"'' W."
''a'-s ,..ia,,ce. river yi,v and sur.
,oandiug..
yohn Z. conner--residenre and store.
george Pa'chin- Ieside"es ana surI'una''s.,