Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-09-20

Dra,on oa-tle men that cameto hear Bigler.
HeA-the price of coal in the Eastern cities
Don't forget-the Whig meeting to night
Not Here-Goy Bigler announced Rea-
son-sickness.
CIR a ssrelZ-the man with new suit of Clothes
on Sunday last
GooR n,usse-On Friday night last by the Clear
field Brass Band.
= A,vestea--a blind man for looking at deaf and
dumb man, screaming murder.
U5sless-the hog law, if we are to Judge from
the number of 'porkers' yet at large
Understands his bpsimess-Tom Shea His Gus
toners never fail to get :ftS-' Give him call
Much neeaea-the improvements made by
borough officers last week. They deserve great
credit ssA9ssi3 .a..fs taaa
Real 1.-THE Rafting story on our first page.
Who is there in Clearfeld cannot vouch for its
truth :or {. st
A5ous-the man with the pipe.stem legs If he
should happen to get brick in his hat he's
goner. ba
Cout-Not very throng. Have disposed of
several eases. Business enough to keep them in
session all week. Fl. 57te. 5 ers-3a-
Eughtfnl-the ravages of the yellow fever in
Charleston and Savannah The latter is almost
depopulated. .a H. a f
!Siek-Gov Bigler, at Waverly, He is fast
covering, and we suppose will soon resume his
stumping operations.
r Tie Saturday EUentng lInil--is excellent
paper. Published at loo Chestnut Street. Phila-
| delphia, by c. F. Peters Co.
Vel attended-the Temperance meeting in the
Court House Monday evening 1t was address
| ed by Judge Hale, sam'I. Linn, Esq. and others.
Tasty-our new sign. Troutman's improving.
Those who want lettering and ornamental paint
ing done tceIl should call on TRoUrMAN & ROWE.
F2ourisAfRg-the Know Nothings' or Rollers,
in CurwensviIle. We hear that the block is call
ed in requisition nearly every night Let her
rip.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS young gentleman who
carries all his game another house to be cooked.
| Not fair shake John. So give chance next
time.
Got dmeking-some of young gentlemen,
| at the corner the other night. Shower baths
not the plcasantest things Imaginable these cool
evenings.
!Suspteious-those Democrats, Juking' about the
about We like that kind of opposition to secret
societies!
AyyicsI-M A. Franks new stock of clothing
trimming, &c, Although Michaels bloody
tive,' he knows how to select fine and cheap
goods.
Gore to Emrope-our friend Capt. DowLER, of
New Washington. We expect to hear from him
during his tour, and viii give our readers, the
benefit of his observations
El toc1,-Col. ALExA.DER. of the Clarion Dem
oerut, looking like pretty fair specimen of live
loco The Coils. clever fellow, and we hope he
may always have good list of subscribers and
pocket full of rocks
Aeknowledges Tire cor3t-the Clinton Democrat.
That's right Col. We like to see a man confess
to his mistakes, and are always disposed to treat
such men gentlernen among whom it affords US
pleasure to rank you
Neu Post OGce-at X ylertown, in this county
We hope that we shall receive fewer complaints
from subrcribers there, now that they have an
Office of their Those who desire their papers
changed viii give US notice.
Mistaheh-those who suppose we can be kept
from saying just what we please, by threats. We
consult nobody's tastes but eur own, and those who
it Now crack your whip. old snigglefritz. and
see who beats
Highly fi,roraJie-the report of the Chief En-
gineer of the Tyrone and Clearfeld Railroad We
were spoken to the subject of publishing syn.
opsis of the document. but the board, for some
reason, have SO far neglected to furnish US with
copy, Mr. Montgomery is good Engineer, and
his report may be relied upon, be it what it may
al right aud ready far acttou.--Hemphill has
just fitted up the addition to his house with en-
tire new stock of cottage furniture and has re-
ceived supply of venison and other game, ready |
for Court. Those who stop with him will live |
high, and sleep the latest style of French pa
tent aspring bottomed bedsteads'' He's bound |
not to be beat in wild cat district.
CleUer fellow.-Our friend Sol. BAUDER who |
keeps good house below Frenchviile illuminated |
our sanction few mornings since. We had the |
pleasure of making professional debut in Clear
field. under Soils hospitable roof, and consequent
ly We have sort of liking, for him, his house.
and the people of that section, He's sound |
egg"
Boit7td to be ahead.-Our friends at New Wash |
ingtop have determined to give largerlist than
any other Office in the county. Let her flicker, |
and Wen speak for you, not only the glorious
Fourth, but Christmas, New Year, the 22d |
February, and all the other holidays in the year
Great country up there. Pretty girls, high living,
clever people, and plenty of the ''ready john
Z Wants to k,,ou-the Clinton Democrat, whether
We will publish NJ Crawford's letter. Could mt
think of taking up space with such piece of
nconshine. The Blue Book upon which he ba-
'es his remarks is than gear old, and it is
we'll known that the largest number of foreigners