Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-02-05
gaftsi1an's 9ournal.
CLEARFIELD, PA, FEB. 5, 1868.

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CLEARFIELD, Pa, FEB. 5, 1868.
Tyrone and Clearfeld Railroad.
l rain leaves Tyrone at $40 m
Arrives at PhiIipsburg at II 30 a. N
riin leaves Philipsburg at 2.05 p m
Arrives at Tyrone at 400 p. m
RELIGIoUs.-Divine services will be helc
next sabbath, in Clearfeld, as follows:
By Rev. Archer (Presbyterian), IN the
Court House, morning and evening.
By Rev. Sembower in the Baptist churef
In the morning.
By Rev. Guyer in the Methodist church,
in the evening.
For SALE-a good two-horse sleigh. Fol
particulars inquire of Il. w. Graham, al
his store on Market street.
THANKS. d. J. Morrell. NJ. c.
will please accept our thanks for some val
liable public documents.
AT REDUCED PRICES To-day we publish
a notice of J. p Kratzer, announcing the
sale of goods at reduced prices.
GIRLS SCHooL.-Under the head of
New Advertisement, the reader Will find
Miss Swans notice of the commencement
of the third quarter of her school Read 1t.
Ugh! Cold On Monday morning, Feb
ruary Sd, the mercury indicated fourteen
degrees below zero, in this place This, we
believe, was the coolest morning OF the sea-
son. In the afternoon. however, the sun
shone quite warm and pleasant
WORTH TRYING.--W men crack Is dis
covered in stove, through which the smoke
or fire penetrates, the aperature may be eff
fectually and readily closed with a compost
tion consis ting of wood ashes and common
salt, made into paste with water Plas-
ter this over the crack.
ARM BROKE. learn that a little
daughter OF Jacob Strickland, of Ciearield
Bridge, had enc of her arms broken on Fri
Ivy, January 31st, by the falling over of a
table. The fracture was reduced, and she
is getting along as fast as could be expect
ed from the nature of her injuries.
ARRESTED. men supposed to be
the murderers Of Casey Ia fuu account of
rested and lodged in the county Jail on Mon
day, February Sd. The Sheriff will have to
use extraordinary precautions il he succeeds
in keeping them until they can have hear
ing.
CLEARFIELD AcADEMY.-Th Third ses-
sion, of the present Scholastic year, of the
Cearield Academy. commences on Monday,
February lIth Those. interested In having
their children educated, should remember
the time. This Institution is inferior to
none in the State Read the advertise
ment.
TIE COUNTY FINANCEs-In this weeks
Journal will be found statement of the
which viii be read with interest
by all. 1t is amore full and comprehensive
statement than has heretofore been publish
ed in this county, for which the people are in
debted to the present efficient board of Aud
itors.
LEG BRoKEN.-We are informed that
hoy named Wilson of Bradford township,
lcll off ladder on Friday, January 3Ist, and
broke one of his legs The bone was proper
y set, and he is getting along as well as the
character of his injuries will warrant. Boys
should be careful how they climb OH ladders
while there is ice and snow about
To PREVENT RUSTING.-A mixture Of
three pints of lard and one of rosin, melted
together, is one of the best coatings for all
steel or iron implements. The lard makes
the rosn soft. while the latter is a sure pre-
Sentative against rusting The mixture is
good for ploughs, hoes, axes, indeed for all
tools and implements, as well as knives and
forks packed away.
To SCoUR KNIvEs.-A correspondent Of
the Country Gentleman says: "A small,
clean, potatoe, with the end cut off, is very
medium ofapplying brick dust to
knives, keeping it about the right moisture,
while the juice of the potato assists in re-
moving stains from the surface. We can get
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