Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-11-07


The work Of preparing the different features Of
the Olearheld County Historical Atlas steadily
progresses The people throughout the county
nave thus far pretty generally encouraged this
portant work, and a continuation Of tho same
interest In II will greatly assist ths publishers to
furnish our citizens with most beautiful album
oil the homes and industries Of Cearheld county
ono that will be the pride Of overy household.
As has been repeatedly stated, the Atlas is to con
tain complete map Of every town and township
"A history OF the organization and early settle
meni OF the county and the various townships,
incidents aud biographies Of the early settlers
and representative men Of the county, both living
and dead good showing Of the agricultural,
manuneiuiing mining aud business Industries
ana resources of the county, and beautiful pie
,ure Of the home of every citizen who desires 10
nave II placed IN the work The Atlas will con
tain views Of business houses, manufacturing
establish menis, hotels s,churches, residences,
farm buildings, farm scenes, and every feature of
the variO us improvements Of the county that will
contribute TO make It ornamental and useful A
corps OF Mtists are at work making sketches for
number OF our citizens, and we arc pleased 10
state that none OF our readers will be deprived Of
the opportunity Of having their homes and build
ings shown up in the Atlas as every township
ana town will be visited by members Of the Com
pany for this purpose. Messrs. McCloy aud
Robinson are at present calling upon the citizens
and soliciting Tor the view department. None
should inil to recognize the beauty and value OF
an album Of our county. Extra eopies OF the
engrasings are furnished those who have views
taken, which enables the owners to have these
pictures ol their homes encased In frames, or
send Them TO their friends residing in other parts
OF the country. The following are he names Of
some Of our citizens who have already contracted
to have views Of their homes and buildings in
serted In the Atlas!
oLEARFiELD.
Judge q. X. Barrett-resdcnce and Office.
g. ID. Goodlander--resden and interior view
of printing office.
Judge J. u. Neutrality-suspicious. aud sur
roundings.
$. J. Row son-front and interior view of
printing Office.
5. j. Row--residence.
A. B. Shaw--residence and surroundings.
James B. Graham-residence, bank block and
other buildings. f-.
Richard Shaw-residence, mills aud surround
ings, including the West Clearheld fair grounds.
Leonard Graded School building and surround
ings.
deorge Thorn--residence and surroundings.
A. j. Logan-rcsidence and surroundings.
ounwESsvIILE.
Hon. John Patton--residence and farm scene.
Miss Annie NJ. Irwin, view Of the John Irwin
estate property, consisting of mills, lumber and
rafting scenes on the Susquehanna river.
X. II. Branard-interior view Of printing Office
y. A. Iryn--yiow Of the Irwin homestead.
JohDog TOWNSHIP.
Maj W.wise-residenee, other buildings and
farm view.
BELL T0wssniP.
II. II. MeGee Bro Homestead, mill, other
buildings and surrounding scenery.
ii. Il. McGee--residenee, saw mill, school
house, river view and surroundings.
James Mc6te--residence, old McGee home
stead, other buildings and surrounding farm
view.
BunSsiDE TOWNSHIP.
Horace Patehin-re,idenc mills. store, other
buildings, river view, &c.
jackson Patehin--store, residence and sur
A. W. Patchin--rosidenee, river vow and sur
Ohm Q. Conner rcsidcn'e and store.
George Patehin- residence and surroundings.
v. TOnkins-resdence, river view and sur
ind mnny Others.