Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-05-02

8aftsman's 5o,lr''al
CLEARFIELD, Pa MAY = 1900.
Tvrnne and clearheld Railroad;
leaves Tyrone at =, oo q n,
ftiin Irriyes at Phiiipsburg at ~ "v a ~
leaves PhiiipSbnrS a . M = m
n-1,Txr SERVICES Archer will
..b - in the Presbyterian church. morning
prev .d sveping, on Sunday, May 9th.
81 por Sen,bower will preach in the bap
-, obnrcb on Sunday morning, May 9th.
par Monroe will preach in the M. L.
,,hn'cb. NC on Sunday evening, May 9th.
Rny Harrison will preach in the Luthe-
.a cburch. on Sunday morning, May 9th.
cD,pE VISEs.-A fine lot of choice
i'm. can be had of A. NJ. Hills at reduced
prices.
To aGENTs.-In another column will be
s,,nd+be advertisement of a new and beau
,fn piclorial book Of anecdotes and incl-
d.Dts of the rebellion. Agents wanted.
Read the advertisement.
JEFFERSON CoUNTY-Joseph McCul-
bnch. of Pine Greek township, was killed
on the 24th April, and ALBERT Riggs badly
iniured. by the falling of tree which the
storm blew down as they were passing
through the woods.
Tur GAME LAw-Sportsmen will do
u.u 10 bear in mind that it is against the
law TO kill blue birds, swallows, robins, or
oDv other insectiyerous birds at any season
The renalty for violating this law is Five
Dollars for each ofense.
HORSE BURNED. Thursday, April
96tb. the dwelling house of l.. X. McCul-
hugh, of Lawrence township, with most OF
the furniture, bedding, clothing, etc, was
DESTROYED by FIRE. The fire orieinated in
the garret. and was accidental. Loss about
$1,000 No insurance.
CHILD BURNT We learn that little
girl of JohnC. Ferguson, of Ferguson town
ship, was burnt so severely one day last
week, by her clothes taking fire at burn
ing brush heap on clearing, that she died
about six hours after the occurrence. She
was aged about 4 or 5 years.
UoUsE AND BARN BURNED.-We are in
formed that the house and barn, OF Elan
Passmore. of Pike township, with all con,
tents. were destroyed by fire on Sunday,
Anril 29th. Loss about $1,000. No IN
surance. The fire originated in the house,
and communicated to the barn.
To BoYs.-A boy with moderate Eng
lish education, of sober and industrious
habits, from fifteen to seventeen years oi
age, and who can come well recommended,
can obtain a situation to learn the printing
business by applying at the Journal Office,
soop. A boy from the country preferred.
\ New JUDGE. I. G. Gordon, Esq, ol
Brookville. has been appointed by Governor
Curtin. Judge of the new Judicial District
formed by the Legislature during the ses-
sion lust closed. 1t comprises the countle;
of Mercer and Fenango, leaving Judge
Cambell the counties of Clarion, jefferson
Forest
FTRE.-During the past two or three
weeks number of buildings have been
destroyed by fire, in this county, which
have proved total loss g The owners. In,
surance is the only safeguard against tota
losses. S. J. Row, is agent for three of the
best Insurance Companies in the State.
Policies issued on liberal terms.
ELECTION OF COUNTY SUPERINTEND-
AYT.-In pursuance of she Act OF Assem-
blr. the School Directors of the county as.
sembled in Convention at the Court House
in Clearfeld, on Tuesday, May lst, for the
purpose of ot-electing a County Superintend-
ant for the ensuing three years. The Con