The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-28

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a GOOD IDEA.-It is currently repor-
ted that ticket will be placed in nomi-
nation for the approaching 5oro. election
composed of those favorable to the pur-
| chase of new fire engine, to the procu-
ring and placing in An eligible location Of
a new weighscales, and pledged to several
other important matters of reform. The
ticket will be non -partizan in character,
and, if nominated, will doubtless be easily
elected.
REpUDIATED-The Freen,an's oharac-
teristic attsckson Governor Geary's mill
tary career in Mexico is Indignantly
repudiated by everyFMe1iean soldier in
our midst. What is the use of reviving
this old lie and slancer at the present
time? Some men, it appears, caa never
talk politics without at the same time in
dulging in coarse personalities.
Two BIG THINGs.-Johnstown con-
tains the largest rolling-mill in the United
States. 1t also contains the largest, best,
and cheapest clothing store in Western
Pennsylvania. The latter is owned by
Messrs. E. Leopold & Brother, and is To-
Gated on Main street. Strangers visiting
Joanstown should not fail to visit the lat
ter. 1t will pay.
TIE DIFFERENCE.-The late base ball
concert pleased the poetical; A. A Bar
ker's mercantile establishment plea.es the
practical The former ministered to the
soul; the latter ministers to the body
Tho former was fer night; the latter IS
to1 three hundred snd Eoro nights in the
year. The admission TO the former was
25 cents; to the latter, it is nothing.
TuoMPsoN.-Ona hundred dollars re-
ward is offered for respectable rhyme to
the word Thompson. A further reward
Of one hundred dollars is offered for the
discovery of man, womaD, or child who
does not know that J. II. Thompson keeps
for sale the best and cheapest goods in
Ebensburg.
SKATEs.-The best stock of skates in
town l. for sale ut Z. w Williams hard
ware store. a new and improved style of
petroleum lamp for sale st T. W. WI
liams' hardware store. The bes. stoves,
tinware, shest-iron ware, &C., for sale at
7. w. Williams hardware store.
AN IDEA.-We overheard man say
that the late fall OF snow was o blessing to
farmers, in that it afforded them facilities,
first, to bring their marketing to town, and
second, to take back home With them 3
load of cheap goods from Y. s. Barker's
store. True.
The MAGAzINEs.-Godey's Lady's
Book for February
Peterson's Magazine for February
Demorest's Magazine for February
Have been received. They are all Gu-
perior numbers.
Ladies, subscribe Cor them
CIGARS AND ToBACCo.-C. T. Rob
erts asserts most positively that he has for
sale the very best cigars and tobacco in
town He is a good judge of such arti-
cles, and We are therefore inclined to place
full reliance in his statement.
CLEARANCE SALE.-2rep2Tatory to ta-
king au account of stock, Hills & Davis,
High street, Ebensburg, will sell dress
goods, dry goods, hats and caps, boots end
shoes, groceries, &C., &c, ct the very low
est possible figures. Bargains to 30 had.
For SALE.-Will be offered at private
sale, the house and lot now occupied by
Mrs. Hutchinson. The property is stu
ated on High street, Ebensburg, in the
most desirable location, either for q place
of business or a place Of residence, in
| town.
Also, full lot on Center street, one
square north cf the "diainond"-a splen-
did location for private residence.
For particulars, inquire at
THIS OFFICE.
COOP News To OWNERS OF HoRsEs.-Hay-
| ing secured the atd of a good Shoey, and
being well supplied with Nails and Shoes,
am determined to offer to cash customers the