The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-14

built in Hollidaysburg.. -Four of Elias
and Mary Fraker's children died during
last month. The afflicted parents reside
in Huntington county....A colored boy
living at the "Mountain House" in this
place got up early on Monday morning
and disappeared, carrying with him a pair
of boots and some other articles not be- |
longing to him. He was followed to
Cresson and made disgorge.. They have |
got a new town clock in Hollidaysburg...
A very destructive confagration occurred
in Leamersville, Blair county, on Satur- |
day. The barn attached to the "Lea-
mersville Hotel" containing large
quantity of hay and grain, agricultural
implements, three horses, two mules, &C.,
and stable, wagon-shed, and corn-erlD
adjoining, with the entire contents OF
each, were burned to ashes. The loss is
estimated at about $5,O0O....The new
Catholic church at Carrolltown was dedi-
Gated on Tuesday. Bishop Domenec and
other high church dignitaries were pres
ent and assisted in the ceremonies. The
locomotive ran off the track at our depot
| on Tuesday morning, and did not make
! connection with the trains at Cresson till
vening.. VIM Boland, oe Allegheny
township, accidentally shot himself one
day last week. He is lying iE critical
condition. Mr.. VIM. Rodrigue, brother
of DIR. A. Rodrigue, formerly of E5ens-
burg, died in New York city on the 9th.
PARDON OF WILLIAM JOHNSON, THE
CoUNTERFEITER.-T President has
pardoned William johnson, of Altoona,
who was tried at Pittsburg couple Of
months since and convicted of dealing
in counterfeit Government money. The
petition for pardon was signed by prom
inent citizens of this State without regard
to party, and by large numbers of the citi-
zens of Blair, Cambria, and adjoining
counties, johnson is an old man, and it
was thought that long Imprisonment
would endapger his life.
GONG AwAY.-Ou- friend and towns
man, A G. Mulin, Esq, has accepted
the position of Cashier in the Dime Sa-
wings Bank of Ashland, Schuylkill coun-
ty, and will shortly remove thither. "A
gentleman in every sense of the word, a
good citizen, good member OF society.
: and good fellow generally, we regret to
lose him. But we can only hope that OUT
> loss will be his gain.
TINwARE, &c.-Thos. W. Williams, on
:. High street, Ebensburg, has in store and
for sale not only all descriptions of tin and
/, sheet-iron ware, but q stock of stoves
, which for excellence and economy can
not be surpassed. If you are thinking o.
preparing for cold weather by buying {
stove, whether for kitchen or parlor, give
:, Mr.. W. call.
= Room FOR ALL.-It is an admitted
: fact that Mills & Davis store room, OF
High street, is the largest and ncatast il
town. 1t is likewise an admitted fac
that Mills Il Davis stock of goods is tn
Il cheapest and best in town. Mill & Davis
is the place to buy at.
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
LETTER FROM JoHNsTowN-A SUPPOSED couN
TERFEITER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., THE MUIR
pERER OF YOUNG u DONALD, YET AT LARG
he BIDS DEFIANCE TO THE PEoPLE-$25
REWARD OFFERED FOR HIS cAPTURE-sEN
TENCE OF WRIGHT AND wALTERs--A BELLIe
ERENT FELLOW, &C.
JoHNsTowN, Nov. II, 1867.
To the Editor Of The AUeghanian:
A young man named Kettering va
arrested here on the 8th, for passin
counterfeit money. He had passed on
bill, and when arrested had another in b
possession. He says he got the none
from his father, who gave bail for his al
pearance for hearing to-day.
Thompson, the murderer of young NJ
Donald, has not yet been arrested. He
hiding in the mountains west of town, an
has sent in defiance for the people
come and arrest him. A party of SON
twenty went to hunt him yesterday, wit
what result [ have not learned Tt
Sheriff offers $500 reward and Mr.. NJ
Donald $50 reward for his capture.
Wright and Walters, lately convictt
before the U. S. Court at Pittsburg
showing counterfeit money in this plac
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