The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-06-28

other candidates are new men, and, we
will say, comparatively good men.
HORSE THIEVES ABoUr.-We learn
that an attempt was made on Monday even
ing last, by two men, to steal the horses of
Mr.. James c. Murray, of Cambria town
ship, during that gentleman's temporary
absence from home. Fortunately for Mr..
Murray, his wife CHANGED to see the men
in the barn, and ordered them off, They
refused to go at first, saying they were
| horse-drovers and had been authorized by
Mr.. Murray to examine his stock, but
| Mrs. NJ insisted they should postpone the
examination till her husband S return, and
they unwillingly retired. The same night,
two horses of neighbor of Mr.. Murray
were taken from the field into which they
had been turned in the evening, and were
ridden off, rapidly, as would appear from
the tracks, towards the east. On search
being made in the morning, they were
found near the farm of g. c. K. Zahm
It is supposed they were only abandoned
because daylight was approaching, and the
horses, being shoeless, were sore-footed
and unable to travel with the degree of
speed necessary to evade the capture of
their riders. Look. well to your stables
! MARRIED-ID Johnstown, 18Th inst,
| by Row. Mr.. Garvey, Lt.-Col. William A
M'Dermitt, OF Clearield township, Cam
bria county, to Miss Mary J. Glass, OF
Johnstown.
In Bolivar, Westmoreland county, 21st
inst, by Rev. B. L. Agnew, Mr.. Benja-
min L. Orr, OF Johnstown, to Mis- Rebec-
ca Pyatt, of Bolivar.
IN Allegheny city, 18th inst, by Very
Reverend T. Mullin, V. G., Hart Oar
ragh, of Sharon, Beaver county, to Miss
Leonora Storm, of Ebensburg.
EXCURsIoN.-The Penna. Railroad
Company has made most liberia! arrange
ments in behalf of persons desirous of at
tending the great Flag Presentation at
Philadelphia on the Fourth of July
Excursion tickets will be issued along the
entire route on the lst, I'd, Sd and 4th of
July, good for return on the 4th, 5th, 9th
and 7th. In addition to this, local ex-
cursion tickets will be issued from all
stations on the 4th and 5th, good for
return on the latter day.
| Color BEARERS AND Color GUARDS.
I've are requested by Col. John p. Lin
ton, member for Cambria county of the
Philadelphia Fourth of-July Flag Pre-
sentation Committee of Arrangements, to
| say that he has received free passes to
Philadelphia and return for all Cambria
county color bearers and color guards in
the late war. Those entitled to the pas
ses can procure the same by calling upor
or writing to Col. Linton. His residence
is N Johustown.
New ADVERTISEMENTS Messrs.
Leslie, Of Carroll township, offer three
valuable farms for sale. See advertise
ment headed Three Farms for Sale
''Llme-or Leave ~ That is to say,
lime your lands, or they will soon become
so poor you will be obliged to leave them. |
See VIM. Tiley's advertisement
Administrator Notice G Gorge Emp |
field, administrator of the estate of Geo |
Wilkinson, deceased.
SUDDEN DEATH.-On Saturday last, an |
attempt was made to remove a sick man
named Barry from point in Susquehanna
township, where he was lying, to the res
idence Of his mother, in Cambria town
ship. The strength Of the invalid proved |
unequal to the trial, and he died on the |
road, in sight of his mothers house. His
remains were inferred in Lloyd Cemetery
on Sunday.
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs.-Doy you want
to buy any musical instrumental violin,
flute, fte, piccolo, hageolet, tin whistle,
drum, accordion, futina, concertina, jews
harp, mouth organ, anything in that line?
If so, go to G. T. Roberts, Ebensburg -
He also keeps violin and guitar strings,
bridges and keys for violins, tuning
forks, &c, &c. He sells cheap.
THE "GLoRIoUs FOURTH" HERE