Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-02-22

Oscecta at 2.OD p. m
Philipsburg at {: $40 p m
Clearfield al $50 p m
cIo.s connections made at Tyrone with train
East and West on the Maine Line
R.1IGroUs.-Divine services will be helc
next Sabbath, in Clearfeld, as follows:
By Rev. Hall, in St Andrew Episcopa
eb.Ich. at IL 4. VI. and Z. NJ. Sunday
school at p. NJ Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening at clock.
ByRev. Butter, in the Presbyterian church
rorning and evening. SABBATH school al
3P. VI. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at : clock.
Bv Rev. j. H NJ Cord. in the MethodiSf
church. morning and evening. Sabbath
school az 4. VI. Prayer meeting. every
Thursday at II p NJ Communion services
First Sabbath of every month at l03 \. VI.
Hon. W. A. WALLACE, of the State Sen,
ate. will accept our thanks for copies Of the
Legislative Journal. .
SgLL-Oysters, in Harrisburg, at sc
cents a quart Here they cost not less than
one dollar. Why so much difference?
THg prayer meeting OF the Young Ne n ;
Christian Association, will be held in the
Lutheran Church. on Sabbath afternoon
next, at clock
IRIS SAID that pulverized alum and com
mon salt, put on some cotton and chucked
into hollow tooth, VII shut up its aching
il 4 very short time.
Ilsrice tea, as RENE
dy for Group. It is said to cut the phiegm
loose, and give almost instant relief to the
child This is worth remembering, at least.
THANKs.-We return our thanks TO John
l. Cutie, Esq. for a basket of apples, pre-
scented US on Monday last, They were
raised on farm in Boggs township, on high
ground-were of very large size, and most
excellent favor.
DAVID DREssLER, Esq, of Union, pre-
sented US on Tuesday last, with a lot of fine
apples, for which ~ tender him on hearty
thanks. May his apple trees never fail 10
blossom and bring rorth good iruit, nor his
shadow grow less.
SOMEWHAT CHANGEABLE-the weather,
during the past week. For several days The
air was quite miId, ard the snow melted very
rapidly: but the atmosphere becoming moIe
f gid, snow tell again IN small quantities,
and at present the roads are in good coudi
ton for hauling and travelling.
Drunk ROOMS are a new feature in ho-
tells. in some parts of the country. Tran
sent guests, when overcome with bad whIs-
key. are taken into these rooms and kept and
cared for there until they become sober
Shouldn't wonder if this ''new feature
would be popular institution in this place,
HIT oy THE HEAD. We learn that A'r.
Thomas Cooper, of this place, received q
severe cut on the head from falling limb,
while engaged in peeling a log. on Friday
last on NJ Blancharl's JOHN Union town
ship. Although the injury was pretty seri
Gus. yet lie is going about again, and will be
ready to resume work in a time.
TIE Phlipsburg journal says The Young
Neus Christian Association, in that place,
hunters one, and he IS life member -
that he ac.s as Chairman, Secretary. Treas
ur-r. Committee, ETC., for the Association. "
That speaks pretty we'll for the 'Associa'
ton but looks little bad on the part of
the citizens of Phlipsburg generally.
FxIsHIyG UP.-Owiug to the long con
tnuci good condition of the roads, many OF
or ,umbcrmen, we are informed, are about
done hauling timber and logs, for this sea
son This Is a very gratifying result. We
presume about the usual amount of timber
has been made, although in many localities
II IS said, it will fall considerably short oi
former years.
GoDrY's LADY sBooK.-This is certainly
the fayorite of ladies of taste all over the
country. Among the hundreds of similar
publications. which present themselves a'
candidates for the approval anG patronage
Of rhe ladies', We have seen none which are
50 uniformly excellent, and in which the
Promises Of the publishers are kept with
such ,crupulous fidelity. TIE Iady's boos
trr ISL Is to keep pace with the improve
men, Of former years.
SERIOUS ACCIDEST.-We are Informed
that Nj William Stewart, of Birmingham,
Huntingdon county, while working for Ar
thur Bel, ESQ, at Bower, this county me
With 4 serious accident, on the 10th Febru
aTE He,with others, was engaged in snuo
tIns 4 large spar down a hill which caugh
Ills leg Just below the knee, and smashed i
% tat.y that amputation was necessary
The Operation was successfully performed
and at las: accounts the injured man was do
Ing as we'll as circumstances would warrant
Odd FELLOwS-A new lodge of Od
fellows was organized at Troutvile, in thl
county, by d. d. q. NJ Robins, on Frlda