The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-09-01
E D T0RIAL kOTINGS

tO"c W-tle month OF September.
Gone Out-the month of August
/, Ercellent-Prof. Huey's Concert
Ended-the spring season at Bedford.
rSa- Read our new advertisements
Coming in-plenty of subscribers.
Coming out-several candidates for Cover
nor.
Q"ere-Dd the late frost injure the corn
and buckwheat crops in our county?
Grand-the Aurora Borealis on SUNDAY
night last.
BE- The wife of Signor Blitz, the magician,
died recently at Brooklyn, n. Y
| ssa~ Christy, the map. man, has finally
succeeded in taking Ebensburgh. Our citizens
| made no resistance
Hsa5@ Col. L.. w. Hall was in town for a few
hours on Tuesday last. He should endeavor
to remain longer next time
nsa- Maj. Andrew Jackson Donnelson. the
American Candidate for Vice President in
1886, died recently at his home in Louisiana
GSg" A rattle-snake, measuring four feet in
length, was killed by some boys, in Altoona
last Friday.
This snake evidently died with the rattles.
asA- The Standard says that a glass factory
was once talked of in Hollidaysburg, but it
ended in talk
1t ended in a gas factory, then.
GGA. IA man named Dutz drank eight ral
Ions of lager beer, on a wager, at Indianapo
lis, Indiana, last Wednesday, Pitts5urqh Post.
This man should change his name to Gutz.
ES2g- - Its CdlUm-istic fling we take to be
mere wit-nOthing more" Hollidaysbure
Register.
In wit there is sometimes wisdom
BsgN H. c. Devine, Esq, Chairman of the
Loco-Foco County Committee, has issued an
address to the faithful
Stale, fiat and unproftable
hEs5~ The new Custom House, at Chicago.
VIII cost four hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars.
1t will require a good run of custom to pay
for it.
BzzT L. S. Cantwe1l, Esq, of Kittanninc.
and John L.. Cutie, Esq, of Clearfeld. have
been in attendance at our Court during the
present week. They are both clever men.
and good fellows.
BeA, The late Col. Thorn, of New York.
bequeathed over one million dollars to his
relatives, leaving nothing to any literary.
charitable or other public institution
His relatives have no reason to consider
that the Col was Thorn in their sides.
BE- The Harrisburg papers say, that the
apDle trees in Dammit,
loaded with delicious fruit
We wot of some apple trees in this section
of country, that we should like to see even
half loaded.
sEA- The City Councils of Pittsburgh have
granted the right of way to the Pittsburgh
ana birmingham Passenger Railway company.
and also to the Pittsburgh and East Liberty
Company for the construction of their roads
through the streets of the city.
1s15H ''The President of the State Acricul-
tural Society has appointed VIM. VI. LIovd,
Esq, OF this place, member of the Commit
tee on Hereford Bulls and Cows.'i-HolIidove
burg Register
We consider this Il bully appointment.
BSa~ On Monday last, there were some
cooking apples brought to town. and sold at
the round price of one dollar and fifty cents
per bushel
Our friend Bitters considered the price too |
steep, and did not therefore suffer himself to |
indulge.
nsA- 4 wag asked us the other dav. why |
Joseph Ii. Campbell, Esq, the Peoples cam |
didate for District Attorney, would he Ante |
Meridian on the second Tuesday of October.
next?
me only answer we could give him was.
'hat Campbell would (bc) before Noon.
HssAp The Loco-Foco Conference for tI.is
Senatorial District was held at Tyrone ON
/ / ihursday, the 25 ultimo. Augustin Durbn
Esq received the nomination on the 22lst
ballot cambria's claims have once bea,
HSs we notice that the prospects of tho
ing M M u' curtin, of Centre county. are grow
with the aHattering every day, in connection
the Peoples >FfRatoriai F1a nomination in 500 by
# will e,;vo nc of Pennsylvania.
Curtin. pleasure to hoist the
Ndrried-on Thursday,
house of the BRIDES father, by hst Il. 20 at the
Fichtner, Mr.. Jacob Nof'sker of FreNs F'res' Joseph
to Miss Mary Jane Stiffler, of FrankstooW!n to!n Ip.'
both of Blair county. 'P.,
We, in connection with our better half, had !
delightful time.-Blair Go. Thg.