The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-04-04
IocAt AND PERSONAL.

...n commenced yesterday
rol G. T. Frazer has been appointed
o,,.rv P ublic for Johnstown.
What noe Want-good local eorrespon-
80. from every section of the county
Pile in, gentlemen.
Came in like lamb and went out ditto
March 0, old adagc you are falsihed
.rfully this time
II is currently reported and generally
r.Eoved that oil has been struck few
niles below Hollidaysburg.
little daughter of Alex. Mock, of
altoona. was scalded so severely several
J,rs since as to result in her death.
Dr. Michael Hay, an old and highly
...rected citizen of Johnstown, died at
bis residence at that place on the 21st ult.
Take particular notice to ID. j. Evans
.arartisement of Lost Watch. A re-
r.ra Of three dollars is offered for the re-
nm of the missing article.
The Post Master for this borough has
~ vet been named, but the general
,rrnosition is that Major John Thompson,
oftbe Mountain House, will be the lucky
,rDoiptee. He will make good officer
The Poor Directors Of Huntingdon
,,c,tv have contracted for the erection
of an additional poor house building, es-
,scially for the accommodation of the in
.pe, S3x26 feet, one story, and to cost
500.
man named Peter Shaeffer, who re-
.iies in Westmoreland county, was re-
GENTLY robbed of three hundred and sixty
joI,rs. besides several notes and papers
Of value, on the open highway, by two
men with blackened faces.
Attention is directed to the advertise
nspt in another column of Messrs. Lloyd
Hin. Wilmore. Those indebted to the
Lte firm of VIM H. Gardner 4 Co. are
,slled upon to settle their accounts. See
10 il.
Our friend Robert D. Thomas has
cDeued out a Tailoring establishment 'on
his own personal curve in the room above
| Egans & Sons store, where he holds him
self in readiness to do up fits in the most
approved manner and en- the shortest no
tee Give him call.
On recent visit down over the noun
tain, we dropped in at the Hhtg Office,
Were we had the pleasure of meeting our
young friend, T. D. Litzinger. He is en-
eaged as foreman on that paper, and fills
The position with acceptance. Success.
The summer session of the Eldersridge
academy will open on the first day of
Nay next This is one of the best edu-
catonal institutions for young men in the
State, and we take pleasure in rccommen-
ding it to the public. See advertisement
tsawhere
What climate is this Of ours, to be
sure. On last Wednesday it rained all
day Thursday and Friday were warm and
pleasant, Saturday was wet and gloomy,
Sunday was a beautiful and springhke
day, on Monday it showed, sleeted and
raned all day, and on Tuesday and
Wednesday it thawed The Doctors are
tbOut the only ones who enjoy this ca
arIhal, rhcumatical weather.
Extensively rumored-that several of
Cambria's brave sons are to receive hon
'Fable appointments from the new Ad-
ninistration When the rumor resolves
itself into a reality, we will make note
d the fact Apropos of appointments :
We are informed that the only man who
his yet had an interview with President
Lincoln and positively refused to accept
any fat Office that might be offered him,
'eSldes in this county.
The Hollidaysburg Wig says that Ma
l@ Jesse Wingate, Of the Exchange" is
noted for raising fine stock and great
aeai of it, and gives as an illustration the
'el that on one night recently SOW be-
0aglng to him had litter of fifteen pigs,
scat gave birth to seven kittens, and his
eeSOn COW brought forth calf-making
- all an increase of twenty-three head
That will do.
ihe quarterly election Of officers for
~e Eoensburg Division of Sons of Tenn
serance was held on Saturday evening,
a'n the following result: w. p, A. A.