The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05

EDITORIAL ETCHINGs.-On Saturday
night last, the quarterly election for officers
for the Highland Division of Sons of Tenn
perance, located in this place, was held.
and the following result was ad:-W. p.
G. Alex. Kinkead; w. A, R. R. Davis :;
R. S.. Samuel Davis; A. R. s., Lewis Rog-
ers; T. s., VIM. Tibbott; T., Andrew Lew
is; c., D. l. Evans A c., j. w. Roberts
l. S, Wm. D. Davis; o. S., Frank Stanley
Chaplain, John Cuttings; Editor of Flag,
Lemuel Davis.-Quite number of our
citizens changed their places of residence
during the beginning of the present month,
but the location of the different stores and
business houses remain, as a general thing,
as heretotore.-A man named Geist. an
employee in the Johnstown Rolling-miIl
!stely had both his eyes burned out bv
sparks from the furnace. On the fact be-
coming known to his sfellow-workmen, thew
generously agreed to donate him the entire
proceeds of one days work, and upwards
Of Sl1OO was in this manner realized for
the unfortunate sufferer are hannv
to be able to state, for the benefit Of those
who are fond of a prime article of home
made cigars, that Shultzbauch, formerly
Of Carrolltown, has arrived, and intends
establishing in this place, a Tobacconist
shop, where the business in all its varied
details will be carried on-A very in
teFestIng paper, giving much general infor
nation, is chapter VI, Of the History of
Cambria county. Give it a perusal.-
The season for April showers and budding
trees and opening flowers is here. But be
not so premature, denizen of the mountain,
as to imagine, for all this, that winter is
over. If we have not yet several snow
storms, and perhaps one or two sleighing-
parties, 1t viii be an unaccountable over
sight Of the weather-clerk, indeed. TO
those OF our merchants who have not vet
purchased their spring goods, we would
suggest gratuitously, the propriety of ex-
aiming the columns of Tie ANeyI,anian.
and patronizing those city firms whose
ADVERTISEMENTS are found therein. They
'' nave the reputation of selling at ruin
0usiy low Prices.-It is argued that the |
year eighteen hundred and sixty is an
epoch In the worlds history, from the fact |
that although March came in like lamb, |
II went not out like lion-but gently |
anu calmly as sinks the evening sun to
rest behind a summer cloud.-The water
mas been let into the "raging kanawl, "and
navigation has Hun
'hgaon Globe has been informed, bv
Ir'end who went to the trouble to examine
'ne record that there are no less than sixty
manageable ladies residing in one street
III mat town. A friend of ours states, to
IL" certain knowledge, that there are Just
'O'uf sixty old bachelors eristing on High
S"set, IN this place. Put that and that
'setAer-The farmers throughout this
'0aaty are still extensively engaged in
-aAlng maple sugar. The whole number
pounds manufactured this season, could
']' True statistics be arrived at, would foot
pa fabulous sum.-Attention is direc-
''1 TO the advertisement in this weeks
] !, ,PeF OF J. Stahl, Esq, proprietor of the
"ek' Watch and Jewelry store. Mr..
,@ni as cunning workman in gold and
f4'eT Is unsurpassed, while his prompt
,'nuon to business and his low schedule
1 prices are well known by all who have
/ the fortune to deal with him.-Mr.
. 4a buzzard, an old citizen of Carroll
4 D'Alp' while returning home, one day \
week, was thrown from his horse, and \
OuSiy lnjured.-Snow to the depth )
'"era! inches fell on Monday night \
"Ho the sleighing was excellent until ,
--Our friend Hamilton, of Will \
. ~ mas for some time been supplying y
Z 'l'lzens with a delicious article of \
4 = ASh. The Major is a public bene-
Jonathan Focht, Colporteur, is n n
II ',gaged In canvassing Johnstown for NJ
9 sale of the publications of the Amer N
tract Society and Sunday School
H., Mr. Edward D. Evans informs MSl
+s' he will commence teaching a sub NJ NJ
pu0n :: school, in the Union School
on Monday next. Mr.. E. is a I
III edcher, and will no douh, so,,,-o