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

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
RsENsBURa AND CREssoN RAILROAD.
.,n and after Monday, Ap:. 80, 1867, trains
81 ashis road Will run as follows ;
11AvE EBENsBURG-
"a 90 A. ", connecting with Day Exp.
East and Phil. Exp. West.
IA f.l6 P. NJ, connecting with Phila. Exp.
= East and Mail Train West.
Lave CREssoN-
!. At s.24 A. NJ, or on departure OF PhH'
At s.4oP NJ. or ON departure of Phila.
Express East
Ercn1Nas.-The Tyrone Herald is out
81 favor of the erection of new county,
ID be composed of parts of Huntingdon,
Hlearheld, Blair aud Cambria counties,
4ith the county-seat at Tyrone. The
neral impression up this way is that
Cambria county is small enough already.
"a man died in the Blair county Jail one
day last week. The dwelling house of
Mr.. Samuel Christy, in Duncansville, was
armed to the ground, with its contents,
en last Sunday evening week. Hon. D.
s Morrell, Congressman from this dis
"a, is chairman of the Committee on
Manufactures and member of the COM
lee on Freedmen's Affairs. The engi-
zs rs are at work surveying the route for
proposed railroad from Hollidayshurg
81 Pattonsville, Bedford county. The
rand Jury of Huntingdon county have
eondemned the jail in that county. "A
i6rge bear was shot on the mountains back
cf Altoona the other day....Two young
men, named Breth aud Kitchen, residing
1n Clear6eld couaty, went TO the woods to
aunt one day recently, aud whils the lat
ter, who was ahead, was crawling through
INC logs and brush, his gun went off and
LOT the former through the head. He is
- expected to recover....Th merchants
e. Indiana town lately undertook to un-
4asell one another in the article of calico.
Ne result was that about Il, 600 yards of
The article were sold in three days.. at q
Ereat reduction on former ruling prices.
Married, in Harrisburg, on the 25th in
<.ant, Hon. Louis W. Hall, of Altoona, TO
Iizs Eliza Cameron Warford, of The for
ner piace....A colored baby was found on
Ae pavement in Hollidaysburg on Mon
1sy night last. It had been deserted by
- lawful protectors, and was taken in
barge by kind-hearted citizen. The
tase ball season was brought to close
here on Thanksgiving day by gamo be-
tHeen two picked mines. Though the
ground was in rather bad condition, the
gaho vas we'll played, au6 was a most en-
jo1ablo oue....Tvo young men, ramed
MERRY aud Rodgers, were committed to
cnr Jail on Thursday, charged with set
ing FIRE to the buildings burned in the
Nest end of town three or four weeks ago
We are not acquainted with the nature OF
he evidence against them. Two small
tpys were placed in limbo on Thursday
~ malicious mischief. They were re,
'zased next morning. Philip Haag,
cf Chest township, met with serious ac-
dent near Wilmore on Saturday last
g was at work In a saw-mill, when {
ertiOu of the machinery flew off and
sFuck him in the breast. Medical atten.
&Anee was summoned, and be IS now re-
tovering.. Mr.. John Buzzard, the ole
<nan who lost himself in the trackless for
<sts of Susquehanna township couple o
1.pnths since, and was only found aite
ssFeral days patient search, died in tb'
keor House on Saturday last....One o
BE best fellows living presented US will
tarkey just in the nick of time fo
thanksgiving. AZ he is very modest
and would not like to zee his name il
print, we will not call our friend ou. il
meeting, but will only assure him that h,
rs our unbounded thanks for his vel
<imed iberality. The Rev. Mr. BrowI
has severed his connection with the Pres
byterian church of this place, as its pas
tor, and has gone hence....A car of oi
Fas destroyed by fire in Altoona on Fri
day last Thanks giving was well observed
ID this place. Business was pretty gen
rally suspended, aud public service wa.
held in all, or nearly ell, the churches. D..
tourt Commences next Monday.