Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-06-21

~ GEORGE W. OATMAN,
Chairman Democratic Co. Com.
Fbepsburg, May %, 1866.
~. The locusts are coming. The Blairs-
lila Era SAYS that section of country is
.r,rmfpr with them. Soon the forests will
,..,r.l With the cry Of "Phar-o-a- h."
s;.IIuptingdon boasts two Base Ball
rols. both Of which, the Monitor says,
NAV well. Send some of your best up
his way, boys, and learn us how to play
Tie game.
q; Nancy Hines of SummerhilI township
A has lost her COW, and offers a reward of
twenty dollars to any person who will
return her. See advertise ment in another
| column.
~ We notice that an amendment has
/ been adopted to the new tax bill now before
| Congress, that prohibits the publishing of
incomes. which are not to be furnished to
editors or other persons under any pretext
| whatever.
Horse STOLEN.-Ol Monday night last,
avauable horse was stolen from the pas
| ,ure-feld of Washington Orr, in Tyrone
/ .grnshfp, Blair county. The horse was of
brown color, about six years old and in
4 good condition. A reward of $3.50 is offer
ed for the recovery of the horse and arrest
and conviction of the thief, or $50 for the
return Of the horse alone. The horse was
branded with the letter "C'' under his name.
e. When in Johnstown last week we
stopped at the Scott House, kept by A
4 Vow & Co., and when we assert that this is
Tell kept house, under the management
/ q the present proprietors, we speak under
| s0udingly. The bills are moderate and the
| communications excellent. Those who tarrv
a. this house for any length of time fare
srmptuollsly every day. See card in anoth-
r column.
- TIE States Union Hotel, Market St,
Philadelphia, is now what may be termed a
god hotel. Those of our readers who may
have occasion to visit the city, will fud it a
oomio'table and convenient stopping place.
We speak understandingly on this subject
as we tarried at the States Union during a
Iart Of last week. See card in another col
INN, under the head of philadelphia Busi-
ness Cards"
PCGLIsTIC.-Two circus men engaged in
/ game Of tisticuf, at the depot, on Monday
evening. The reasons for this little '.mill''
were F.entitudc of whiskey and a scarcity
q the "where-with-all." Circuses generally
put their best foot foremost, but if these
TsTunners are specimens Of the best God
zip the worst, say we. Ii these travelling
agents are correct representatives of the cir
a5 which is shortly to visit Us, it must be a
s-AooI of vice and depravity.
e Some Of cur readers may not be aware
'oat a aone-hOrse circus is expected here some
time this month. Such is the case, however.
's VIII he seen by few blue bills which
.-e agent, who bad been iDdulging rather
.''.y IN arsenicated-strychnine, stuck up,
''Aout permission on our fence. The thing
looks bad, and from present appearances,
We advise all those who win persist in at
ending poor show to look well to their
Iyclet-books.
q We direct attention to the advertise
Saat Of Frank w. Hay, Wholesale and Re
~.' Dealer in Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron
are, Canal street, Johnstown. When in
.lstown last week, we called with Mr..
lay and found his stock large and we'll
apted to the wants of our readers. His
Iices are as low as the lowest, and Mr..
Hay if we mistake not, is a gentleman in
every sense Of the word-a man with whom
IS pleasure to deal. Those of our read
'S who are in the habit of making purchas-
es in Johnstown, should not fail to call
with Frank W. Hay.
II AANE NOTICE know all men by these
4 ,J,gn's, that |, Y. S. Barker, of the borough
I n GGoenSourg, county Of Cambria, and State
eIL4sy yIvanIa, do hereby positively assert
.-, nave constantly on hand one of the
"sest and best selected stocks Cf Dry
-s' uroceries, &c, to be found in the
"3".net' which will be sold at very small
"NHtQCe.
- lie two young men named George
D1'Aey and Robert James, who were injur-
y al the Portable Steam Mill of James
lung u Co-, in Cambria township, by
..''' explosion, some ten days ago, we are
-FTy 70 learn, are rapidly improving and
NJ, l,Aeiy to recover from their injuries. A
u persons were in the mill at the
,. -s ice explosion took place, which shat
,;n. ~ ,--' MIL to pieces, but all escaped un-
,'''0 except the two persons mentioned