The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-23

sed the Foster House, in that boro, for
the sum of SO 300. A seminary for young
ladies and parochial school, to be under
the care Of the Sisters of Mercy, will be
established on the premises in the sprirg.
...Diptheria has carried off large num-
Der Of children in tarro,ltowh and 1icini.
ty lately. Mr. Benjamin Wirtuer :ost
three of his children by the scourge...
The Hollidaysburg Whig will make its
temperance the first week in December,
with Messrs John Brotherline and Lean
der K Zuck as editors. oil indications
are said to have been discovered in Juni-
alta township, Blair county....Mr William
Callan is erecting a new hotel at Cresscn.
If it is rightly conducted, and we feel
confident it will be, it will prove dan
gerous competitor to the big House" ."...
The engine Of a steam saw-mIll in Chest
Springs, this county, owned by Messrs.
Lowther & Wsgoner. exploded on last
Friday morning, killing three employees
named Baer, Grey and Sheets, and inju-
ring three others.... The people of HUI
tingdon ooro. are taxing steps to establish
a regular market in that place 1.-THE new
schedule on our "Branch," especially as
regards the first trip, is not viewed with
any particular degree of favor by our
travelling community. Five-thirty-fve as
a rather early hour these winter morn
ings !...Whiie on trip to Indiana, last
week, the editor of The INeyhdnidn had
the pleasure Of striking hands with Capt.
Marshall. conductor of the Indiana Branch
train. He is thorough gentleman, an
agreeable companion, and one of the most
faithful aud accommodating railroad men
in the employ of the Company. Success
to him !...Mr. Albert F. Cantwell, for
merly resident of this county, died in
Missouri recently. The Blairsville Ne,c
Era came out last week in an improved
form. 1t is a good paper, and deserves
sucoess.,-,It is reported that gold has
been discovered in Bedford county,. See
new advertisements.
GoDEY's LADY's BooK-We have re-
ceived the December number of this most
| excellent magazine. It is "hoiiday''
number, and contains some of the most
magnificent holiday engravings we have
ever seen and some OF the most delightful
holiday stories We have ever read. With
the new year almost here, now is The time
to subscribe In the January number, a
new novel by Marion Harlaud entitled
''Rizpah's Idols will be commenced =
This, of itself, Mr.. Cooley promises, will
be worth the whole years subscription
Terms one copy one year, $500; two
copies one year, $3.50; three copies one
year, $780, four copies one year, $1,000;
five copies one year, with extra copy to
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one year, with extra copy to getter-up of
club, S2l 90; eleven copies one year, with
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Address L. a. Cooley, N. E corner 9th
and Chestnut streets, Phila.
For $3.50, cash in advance, we will
send one copy of The AHeghanian and one
copy of Godey's Lady's Book to ary ad
dress Cor one year.
A NUMBER One SToRE.-E. J. Mills
Il Co, High street, Ebensburg, have late
ly enlarged their store room very materi
ally, and have otherwise greatly improved
1t. 1t Is now one of the largest In town.
and a model with regard to tasteful con-
struction. The room has just been filled
with stock of goods which in extent
and variety has never been surpassed
Everything required by an Individual or
by community can be found there, and
of the best. In fact, it is a mum ber one
country store, where the millions can go
and buy. Prices liberal. We take pleas
ure in recommending Mills & Co to the
public, and hope their success in business
may be commensurate with their deserts.
= Messrs. NJ. & Co. desire particularly TO
draw the attention of womankind to the
fact that they have got the largest, finest
and best assortment of Furs on their coun-
tiers ever offered here Go and see.
THE RoAT ISLANDER DISPOSED OF.
w. ii. Rose, late Adjutant of the 54th
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