Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-12
8aftsman's Saurnal.

aaftsman's 5aurnal.
CLEARFIELD, PA, MAY l2:-IS69.
p,rRoys-To insure the safe transmission
lo,sy 10 by mail patrons should remit by check
@Ionsy. order or have their letters registered
7vrone and Cleardeld Railroad.
~, min leaves Tyrone at 900
Arrives at Clearheid at Loo p. m.
,t,;n isayes CiearfeId a. 200 . IN.
AAl Arrives st Tyrone at $50 p. IN.
c,rn..ts with Cincinnati Express East at 6.I7
Mail West at "A p, m Bald Eagle Ex-
rIsss at 90 p m
Rr11GroUs.-Divine services will be held
~, Sabbath, in Ciearfield, as follows:
Re- Rev. W. IL. Dill, in the Methodist
.Lr..b morning and evening Sabbath
TLr,sdar at Il p NJ. Communion services
f-.r Sabbath of every month at l0R A. NJ :
Rv Rev. Nixdorff in the Lutheran church
:, The morning and evening.
s. Francis church-Alass at l03 A. NJ,
the second and fourth SUNDAYS of each
month.
HAS AND CAPs-cheap-at the Banner
Hat Store.
WANTED. Two girls to work at pant and
vest-making Enquire at Z. G. Cromm's,
Market street, Clearfeld, Pa.
HAL-We had quite heavy hail storm
here, on Friday last. Some of the hail
we're as large as filberts. No damage was !
done 50 far as we know.
Gentlemen, look to your interests, and by
doing so you will save money, by getting
sour clothing made at F. G. Cromm' 5, Mar
k1street, Clearfcld, sign of the man.
To BORROWERS. person who bor-
roEed double block and one hundred feet
0! half-inch rope from r. B. Taylor, will
confer favor by returning the same with
out delay.
DEATH OF A PIONEER Mr.. John
Shaw an old settler, died at his residence
in PhiIipsburg, on May lst, 1869, aged 50
years and months He was much respect
ed by those who knew him.
ATTENTION, BUYERS !-Mossop has just {
received and is opening the largest stock of
goods ever brought to the county. Crowds
are throngng the store at all hours. Ad- Il
mittance, rec Children, half price il
To OUR PATRONS-We this week send q
bilIs l,rua prp, har { n,,r W;,b o.,
in the next two weeks We will send to the Il
resi-. We hope all will be prompt in re- d
spending to them in u subst ntial manner.
DIED.-Mr Sturdevant, ,-fathcr-in law,
oue OF the Messrs. Finn, who are logging !,
en- Clearfe!d creck-aftcr an illness OF one Z
week, died at Colburn Hotel, in this place,
on April 18th. His remains were taken to ;
Nilliamsport for interment !
TnlEyING.-The hotel of Mr.. Geo. \. :
Celburn, in this Borough, was entered on d
saturday night last, by some thieves who b
carried away lot of bed clothing. Access \
Tas gained to the house through the second :
window, BY means OF ladder The bed d
}.
woods, about half mile east of town. J
REMoYAL.-I.overS OF the weed" arc \
hereby Informed that Mr.. y Suholpp, has h
removed his Tobacco and Cigar Store, to Ii
tue room formerly occupied by y |. Shaw. t
a. Drug Store, one door north of the u
Aanson House, and nearly opposite the '
court House. Mr. Scholpp keeps on hand {
agood assortment Of the best cigars and to- {
taeco Call and see him. J
ROBBED. We learn that, Alex. Irwin, {
Wbad Hills, this county, Was robbed ol :
W. at Queen, Run dam, on April , tn. ,
iae money was in his coat pocket, which he :
''d taken oil and laid on is raft, not think ,
4g mat robbers We're about The thief got
i0l changed in Williamspot, t, that was
'Ea'laed but no arrest has been made SO {
Has Is known
NOTEWORTHY FACT-The Meadville I
hspublcan has the following truism .
'aitA ought to be published in every jour
-' 10 tue land: IL drunken rnan could, :
- ''' mFi't OF his inebricty, be made con '
SC4' .Y- o. what contemplate fool he makes I +
u himself it would at least shame him in !
SlI'leFatIon, If not into total rejection :
u vac intoxicating cup. A drunkard does
VI realize hls own degradation, for the rea- :
'u mat at the time the degradation is at /
= greatest depth, the senses are steepcd in r
c5>curiry" j
Letter from North Carolina. =
,LLlzABfTH, n. c., April 22ud, 1869. \
f@iENDS:-I left Clearfeld county in