Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-12-16
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- A convenient artiee--hoops. in a W ell crowd
ed room
- is STR editor-the Junior of the Column
bia Repnbltcan.
-3M Must be backward-the young man who
won't look at the girls
Exported this season-about 5000 O00 worth
of fish, by Erie county
For variety of reading matter-consult
the fourth page of this paper
cg7Has strong effect-.blue pill on pears and
deer, when elected from a rifle.
- WAS exceedingly ua,slay-the araaassr in
Pittsburg- So says the Union
EgStill bobbin' around-the woman who tells
all she hears, and great deal more.
- Jo-yial-the chap that was sercnading a
sign-post by IN mOonlight one night last week.
EgTWas arrested--a man in New York, several
days ago, for biting his wife nose off in family
quarrel. .sstI.a 80
E-5+sSkeered"-sIi ightly-the fellows who were
acting spy Monday night and suddenly ''smeltp
something
Ey7Clearly demonstrated-tha churches were
furnished with pews and benches to suit hoops
and bustIes.'
E37Not permitted to live in Kansas-free ne
grOes. under any circumstances, by the ''Lecomp-
ton Constitution e.. ..-. .ra
-g7Has had an operation performed on her eyes
tie young lady who persistently refused to lock
at any young man. ~
.5F7A At home again-ProfessorA Allen, of the NJ
kean Cttieel. after absence of six weeks
Clever chap, that Allen. s
.gApPointcd by Gov. Pollock-Hon, David
Wilmot. Judge of the 18th Judicial district, in
piace-of Judge Bullock, resigned q
I .zS7Amusing-to see. on a dark evening. O chap
trying to overtake lady he thinks is his gal
and the latter trying to catch up with him. (
- Happincss-to be the owner of a rosy-cheek-
ed bull dag big wife four angelic kittens, and
green eyed baby. Or something of that kind.
tTscsi in .ity lad,
II baboon, three cats. and parrot, for sale. She
is about to be married, and has further use for
them. l5....=a --...E r..s.E .
Mike. and is it yourself that can bciafter
telling me how TO make ice crames." '.Troth,
can; don't they bake 'em in cowld ovens, 10 be
shure ,'
= Makes the following cxcuse-a young widow
who edits paper: I'VE don't look quite rs well
usual to-day, account of the nOn-arrival of
the Ha-iks.
E-SS1Wished to beg paper-thc man who came
into a printing office, because he liked 10 read
newspapers but his neighbors are all too stingy
10 tako one"
E-g-In ccstacies-the editor of the Erie Dis
p4tch, over Scent piece he found the other day.
'Spe:t next well hear Of him having been on
a big lust"
:g7A fixed fact-fhat those who advertise in
the J0Hru1t always sell the best and cheapest
goods and universally intelligent and
whole-sOuled class of men.
iJ-The Lel,ig5 Register spirited and spicy
paper says the Raftsman's Journal is 1.-The best of
interior papers" That's the talk, gentlemen; SO
roll in with l,50 and get copy.
;-GS-Being adyised-the Rev Mr.. SpurgeOn, to
preach against the prevailing folly in head gear,
he paused he stood upon the platform, looked
around him. and said. Il have been requested to
rebuke the bonnets of the day; but-upon my
w0rd-I doHtsee aUy'
.y-Sold twicc-the editor of the Greensburg
Democrat, in publishing Il marriage notice. 1t
was first sent by an anonymous correspondent the
second time in letter with the grooms name at.
tacheI which proves to be af0rgery. Better luck
next time, Mr.. DsR0crat; rs the third time is the
charm.