Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-28
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| netice.
Passa5le-tho new bridge 1t will soon b. an.
tirely finished
4 Eieeted-Bashford the Republican capdid... 70,
Governor in Missouri.
Comimg-Christmas and the railroad We are
bound to have it at last
DnI-our exchanges They are as barren Of
news as bull-frog is of bristIes
Empfy-our coal Ibox. Its your turn now Char.
ley. SO fork over and get alo.d. Il
Ffz-fsd ous-the excitem ent growing out Of IA.
| talk of with England Viye la humbuy
InprOrement.-A new plank walk has bean laid
before the Meth odist Church 1t vasmuch n..5.d
sSatf-the roads, and the individual that We.
'he swallow tail with brass buttons He's som.
pumpkins
Commenced IN ea,nsst-the wire working for
the Presidency il 1858. We go in for free agh,
and no gougius.
W0'@s ''ell-the @jug law in this nsighbor-
hood Hit works as well every whore else, ".
don't think it will be easily rep called
Editorial Coapention--A Convention of Anti,
Nebraska editors has been called to meet at HINT
ingdon, on Wednesday the 10, of December.
Ouer-the siekly season. Our Physicians ar.
| comparatively idle, and mean no disresp.st 70
them, when We wish that they may long remain 60
| Sea'es-local items. Every person appear. 70 b.
attending to his own business, and if so, we have
arrived at "a consumation dcvoutiy to be wished
Cro'0aed-our advertising columns We h.y.
peen compelled to omit several this week, in order
10 give our readers the usual quantity of reading
| matter -~-r-
Dome at IGst-those boots, and that load of green
wood We got a short time since Who has q load
OF good dry wood to give Us in exchange for ,ub
scription,
Netc stors-Wm II Bloom has just opened q
neat and fancy Drug Store in Curwen.yiIle Gois
Dr. We IL back you as long as you don't give too
much at a dose
Taxed of-The C1earfeld ladies talk OF iptro-
ducing the Hoop fashion hope the Burgess.
and Council will Immediately proceed to widen
the board walks.
IhanksgIviRs-We regret to say, to the dis.
grace of our town, that Thank sgiring Day was en-
tirely disregarded Stores wore open, and bu.i-
moss transacted as usual
Fresh Oysfers-at Tommy Robins II. hs, Just
opened new saloon. where those W ho are fond Of
bivalves can regale on them at their s.ss Tommy
is iiic Hiose entefpFslnS man IN town.
True Americanisu number of New York
ladies have pledged themselves to employ only
American fabrics in their dress and furniture,
to the exclusion of foreign productions.
Sf4ferea-the turkies on Thanksgiving Day
Our Devil came d-ogged near, busting a suspen-
der, the Sr.. collapsed Auc, and We had orfpi
dreams from an overloaded 'stumjack'
Plsassnf-tO travel over the Turnpike f0 between
this and Curwensyille. It's in q splendid condi-
ton We har'nt heard of more than six vehicles
sticking fas. in the mud during fine pas. week,
Aeqnisted.-Judge Stewart, who has been o,
trial in New York. for bribery and corruption-
The Jury, however, recomne nded him 10 resign
his office, as hchad been guilty of 'irrogu.rities.'
Qnarttriy N,sfing,-Ths Methodist Friends
have been holding Quarterly Meeting at Cur
wensriils for the past few days P. E Poi,aI.
was present and preached on Sabbath We loarn
that it was interesting meeting
TsnneSsee.-The Senate of Tennessee havs pas
scd resolutions demanding Congress to extend the
time of naturalization, and expressing the sense
of the Assembly that no Roman Catholic ought ~
hold Office under the General Governme
Should be aetir.--the members Of the Order
throughout the county Now is the time to work
Leave no effort untried honorably to increase our
lumber. Remember thst we will soon enter up
on Presidential campaign, and lin tme Of peace
prepare for war"
For sals-the 'Raft,m ms Journal and every
thing belonging to it. Wen sell on easy terms,as
we must attend exclusively to our professional bu-
'iness. But we bound to see the paper kept
np and sustained and if we cant sell to q good
nan, can keep it.
Pro6a6le-that we have been hurnbu-yea with
he publication of certain advertisement We
rave written for inform alton and should it turn
ut az suspect, we'll give the gentlemen the
'eneft af larger space in our columns I,'s
omething that wont be done more than once
Conp,eadible--the conduct of those citszens who
auled trees set them out. and otherwise beauti-
led our Graveyard yesterday. They deserve the
reatest credit for their iisinterested labor of
owe, and they have made quite an alteration in
he appearance of that, SO lately, barren and neg
ected spot.
ThanA,-to Mrs. J. S. Radebaugh for a deli
ious roast of venison. II she had seen us rcgalng
n it on Monday, We think she would have come
o the conclusion that appreciated her present.
rs gone where the good things 60, and there's
lenty of room for more Whole be the next to
all forth our thanks?
An,srfean t,ictory IN VIrsinia,-At q specisi
lection held for State Senator, in the Senitoriai
district composed of Hardy, Morgan and Hamp-
hire counties, Mr.. ARMSTRONG the American oan-
idate, was elected by 262 majority over his oppo-
ent, though Mr.. WISE had 81 majority in the
anne counties for Governor,
New Mea--Barnnm says he intends to erect .
wee in phr,c IN sfs