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

gaftsman's 5ournal.
CLEARFIELD, PA, MAY 5. 1869.
p,,poSs-To insure the safe transmission
onsy 10 by mail, patrons should remit by check
Q; order or have their letters registered.
TYRONE and CIearfeld Railroad.
,,rin leaves Tyrone AT goo IN
NIL arrives at CIear6eid at leo p. m.
,.i,I,,fn leaves Clearheld a. zoo m
mall Arrives at Tyrone at $50 p m
c.,,.,ts with Cincinnati Express East at 6-I7
Mail West AT ~ p, IN Bald Eagle Ex-
pIess at I 90 p IN
prr1G1ors.-Divine services will lie held
uoTr Sabbath. in Clearfield, as follows:
Re- Rev. W. H. Dill, in the Methodist
.LDrcb, morning and evening. Sabbath
scEoJ at A VI. Prayer meeting, every
TbuTs9ay TT,u9 at7{ p. NJ Communion services
F.. Sabbath of every month at l04 A. Nj.
r. Roy Nixdorff in the Lutheran church
IN he morning and evening.
g. Francis church-MasS at I0l A NJ,
Tho second and fourth SUNDAYS of each
month.
JG. R.-Y our letter is to hand, but its
rYbli,ation was inadvertently omitted. Will
,Dpear next week Write again.
Go and see the nice assortment Of Hats
and Caps-cheap for cash-at the Banner
Hat Store of j. c. Lightcap & Son, Mar
ket street.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. .-Messrs. Hart
sock & Goodwin. aud Thompson & Co., ad-
vertise new goods. Several other important
notices also appear to-day.
RADIsHEs.-Mcssrs Fullerton & McPher-
son. will accept our thanks for the radishes
presented to us on Monday last. All kinds
of vegetables can be obtained of them, in
season..
The best is always the cheapest This is
truth patent to every one. Therefore we
.dvse you to go and buy your Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps, fromJ. C. Lightcap & Son,
Market street, Clearfeld, Pa.
County SUPERINTENDENT cleo
ton for County superintendent came off at
the Court House yesterday Tuesday after
noon. and resulted in the reelection of Geo.
W. Snyder. The vote stood Geo. w. Sny-
der 81; G. B. Saudiord 80. The salary was
fixed at 81. 200
STILL COMING-We inadvertently omit.
ted to call attention to the new advertise
ment of Messrs. Nivling & Showers, last
week. They have just received their stock
offspring goods, which they propose to sell
at low prices. Now is the time for buyers
tucsll and make their selections.
RECovERED.-Tw horses, stolen from
Mr.. Neff and Mr.. johnson. Greentree.
Huntingdon county, were recovered by their
owners near Mr.. Copelin's Hotel, in this
county, on Monday evening Of last week.
The thieves, when overtaken, jumped from
the Horses and made their escape into the
woods
A BIG Days WoRK.-The Philipsburg
Journal says: "A sawyer employed in the
mill of j. j. Zimmerman & Co, has borne
of the palm for rapidity in saving g-having
on Friday last, April 3Oth cut s. los feet of
nch lumber in ten hours. The greatest
number feet cut in the same length of time,
IN these parts, previously, was %, ,0OJ."
EScAPED.-Another of the prisoners CON
fined IN our jail made good his escape one
DAY last week. Being unwell and under the
care OF physician, he solicited the privi-
lsse Of going into the yard, but not return
lng as soon as anticipated, search was made,
When 1t was discovered that a new bed cord
bad been thrown over the wall, by means of
Eaich he succeeded in scaling it. He has
been seen since
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-We learn from the
bs-eionte papers that, on April 2lst, Mr.
de1rse W. Williams, Of Huston township,
Is seriously, If not fatally injured, while
'Fkng on steam saw-mill, by being struck
aA the head with piece of slab, which
caught on the teeth of the saw and was
e'0sn with such force that a portion Ct
Penetrated the right eye to the depth of
"o and quarter inches
FOUND DEAD.-We learn from the Phil
4solrg Journal, that Mr.. John G.. White.
9ue o. the pioneers of that town, was found
1sa' i'll his room, on the morning of April
-0A' 1t appears that he fell down the
''FTay leading from his room, on the Sat
1'D'y previous The injuries sustained were
s'PISSed to be slight, but seem to have pro-
r''ea hcmoTrhage, as his bed was found TO
V'@'urated = with blood The coroner's in
I''s' rendered a verdict in accordance with
Tie above facts.
i~Sr OF LETTERS remaining unclaimed in
'", =, rost Office at Clearfeld, May lst, 1869:
MIS- Matte Aske! VIM. Barron; Mich
n .N burns; Mechoir Buk; Harry Brown