Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-03
A Little of Everything.
ng fine-the grim and grass.

uEo"iHS nHo-tne gram anu Eioss
Didn t like our notce-the Sunday base balIists
Exciting-the dog fight Second street, last |
failuro-the stone quarry opposite the freight |
depot.
In demand-good butter. Price 35 cents a
pound.
Up-ths frame of Mosiop's new store room, on
Second street.
Were set-some trees in the lower park, last
week. About time.
0pened-a new street, from the lower bridge
to the railroad depot.
Indiana county's reported colored juror turns
out to be white man.
PJanted-a grove of sugar trees in West Clear
field, by o. B. M-rrell.
Pafntable-the cold and sparkling soda water
at L Shaw's. Try it.
Done-pIain and fancy job work. at the JoUR-
NAL office, on short notice.
Pegged out-a valuable horse belonging to
Sheriff Pie, on ednesday last.
Rather unfavorable-the cool weather during
the past week, for grass billiards
! No man is always wrong a clock that does not
I &C at al Is flsu1 every lHelfc Houis-
! Printed to order-letter and note headings, bill
! heads, envelopes etc, at the JOURNAL Office.
| Always on hand-note letter. and bill papers,
envelopes and cards, at low prices, at the JOURNAL
! Office.
| 1t is said that the chewing of coarssly cut gen
tian root after every meal will the taste for
! tobacco.
A. d.
who said she was going to get under the daisies"
Poor daisies.
Commenced swallowing himself Tyrone
man. Hegot his teeth down last week. Look
out, Bra insrd.
Tender hearted-the young gent who NOV
ed TO tears during Anna Dickinson's lecture. How
very sensitive.
Wyoming mus be servant girls paradise, for
she gets dollars aweek wages and the priv
iege of voting
This is the to be planting your cholera
morbus seeds if you expect to raise any pickle
timber this year
England has two old bacheIo ors to each old maid
and is growing worse. Massachusetts, might re-
1 store the balance.
The HeraLa says a woman in Tyrone always 5is
plays her worst temper III her best clothes. Brain
erd ought to know.
The gentle breezes'' spoken of by the poet,
were not, we presume, intended to apply to the
April breszss of 1871.
The Comanche Indians are disgusted with the
employment of colored troops the frontier d;
they are so difficult to scalp.
Coming dewn-ladies clothing, judging from
what we the other evening. RecOilect, "a
stitch in time, may save''-a blush.
Found-in a boat near town, the ''sealp'' of a
lady. Wonder if Lo, the poor Indian" has been
about again. Look out for him, Joe.
Rather showy-a game of croquet at certain
place, the other day. "Step high >; tb ose arches
will trip lady just as icicEHiy as they do gent.
When young man is thirsty in the morning
had anything to drink the night before A hem
A correspondent Of the Germantown Telegraph
says fresh water, daily, with lump of birthstone
in it is a sure preventative of gapes in -oung
chickens
s.n,,-i.-.. W. r...s rs~.a for man,v wears in
sight of the ocean says it is undenia6le fact
that the vicinity of the always makes I hilly
location chilly.
The strongest propensity in woman's nature
says STUDENT OF lne sex, Is 10 want 10
know what is going on, and the next strongest is
to boss the job.
Western lover says of his parting from Lis
adored Her last words fell like great rocks into
the of my sorrows, and splashcd the briny
waters into my eyes"
There is Something to initiate even in the hea-
then Chinee." They celebrate their holidays b.
paying their debts, fOrgiving their enemies, and
shaking hands all round.''
Jack wouldn't eat his supper" FOR the reason
that he couldn't get it. Perhaps, for the same
reason, some 'thin skinned editors didn't pub
lish pictorial last week.
4 Chicago merchant advertised boy wanted >
and before he got dow town his CLERK met him
breathless, and told him that his wife had twin
boys. On, it pays to advertise.
Troy's affection for Albany finds expression in
the Wig of the former place, which speaks of
Albany as ''iittIe One-horse place, made up of Il
Legislature and another cattle market"
Get out of it in this way--if you happen to be
out rather late Of an evening, and any one has
the impudence to inquire where you have been
just tell him you waiting for "Crist'
Scene at hotel window on Monday last Young
gent ssuats on chair, young lady squats on gents
knees and both lovingly stick their heads out of
the window together, to view the elephant Exit
! trio.
Our "Jox" thinks that some things are un-
equally divided in this world, In this
tion he would advise certain young chap to wear
taller hat, or seek the company OF shorter
| lady.
gay old bachelor tells that charming
| young widow showed him picture of her dear
! departed" and then softly whispered, put your
self in his place" lie pat on his hat and de-
/ parted,
The Altoona Park Association has changed its
name to the Central Pennsylvania Agricultural
and Mechanical Association, and will hold its
next exhibition OF the 18th, 18th, 14th and 18th
of September
Non-plussed-oHr young saddler friend, when
lady called at his shop the other day, and after
ordering side-sadde, asked if he ready 10
take her measure. He bIushingly statnmered-
'the-I-never-I can guess at it,
If 1t takes certain young man in town SIX
h.