Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Facts, Fancies and Forsetnotss

Der ScIlneluei LiIlu illslClI EN- SneilLlc-
,nann aus lumperie. CLAUDE sic des nicht?
Exacrable-many of the pavemcnts in
Market street.
Nuisances-The gatherings at sundry
corners about the square.
DenY The thermometer during the past
week has varied from 81 to 70,
Sign of housekeeper-To see young
lady dressed in silk with hole in her
stocking.
Several teachers ef the public schools
close of the term,
AR Willis got up Il boat load ofLykens
coal on Monday last, which, like green
backs, is in demand.
Mr.. Burns has been fitting up the Banks
house for the Bank, The vault has stone
aud brick enough in it to build a moderate
sized house.
Mr.. Snyder, n resident OF North street,
Harrisburg, an employee Of the Pennsyl-
yania railroad, was killed on Friday last,
near McVeytown, by a freight train.
In bad condition-Thcf fence around the
OLD Lutheran graveyard. Cannot some
thing be done to keep the young Eandals
attending school from destroying it?
Dr. Howard Van Nalzah, who was
found in bed one morning few weeks
ago in an almost dying condition, is slow
ly recovering.
Trout fishing for kishacoquillas was to
commence to Monday morning, but
heavy rain on Sunday night voted the
main stream out Of order.
Republican swallows made their ap-
pearance about 4 week ago, and on sun
day morning We noticed a pionecrmartin
perched on top Of the rod on the court
house cupola.
\ communication from a soldier, in re-
ply to the Democrat, got mixed up with
euniry papers, and was not discovered
until too late for publication. We shall
examine it for our next issue.
Quite q lot OF fishermen were out OH
Sunday last, who went through the mo-
tion~ for the sake Of the thing, rs We sus-
yect there We're about two fishermen for
e:ery fish caught.
We saw a lad on Sunday last, we think
lust out of Sunday school, stoning frogs
We would suggest to teachers that ~. oc-
casionaI word on cruelty to any Of Gods
creatures would not come amiss to their
-.a1lars,
Col. James Worrall practical engineer,
has been appointed Fish Commissioners
lie has been warm friend OF the meas
l. I, b,
viii succeed m again furnishing us with
salmon. ..shu,l. herring, rock. perch, Gsc.
i pound Of conperas dissolved in q
,,rllar Of wafer i, nm excellent di.iufcct-
i..r agent. Ground coffee. sprjnk!cl on
Ivt r,9Is in = nan o., on = shovel. viii
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tom. York COUNTY. as in New Jersey,
Phiadc!Dhia hv the same rule must be
somewhere in Delaware. but technically
considered in PENNSYLVANIA.
The number of robins and some other
in,eeJivcrous birds about town and neigh
borI.ood shows the beneficial effect of not
killing them TO any extent last year. We
have no doubt if the law would be rigidly
enforced against all who destroy them,
owners of f.,1i+ tr,n. ,vC1il1 cOo,, rnaIi7n -
change for the better in the number OF
destructive insects which have run riot
for the last ten years.
The eating house saloons have been no.
tilted bv the High Constable in n,,rs,,-