The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-04-15


bers and advertisers who can send us the
mounts due us will lay us under lasting
obligations, and will also at the same time
hrnish us the wherewithal to procure fur
ther and more extensive improvements for
the prosecution of our business. Friends,
let us hear from you!
MEMoRANDA-A horse belonging to
Mr.. jackson NPBride, of jackson town
ship, was stolen from his stable one night
last week The thief made his way to the
eastern portion of Huntingdon county,
uhere he disposed of the animal and made
eood his escape. The horse has since been
recovered by the rightful Owner....Some
of our young men who attended the .Nelo-
cipede School have become quite expert
ih riding the wooden animal. The death
of Richard D. Wood senior member of the
cambria Iron Co., and the firm of Wood,
Morrell & Co., died at his residence in
Philadelphia on the 1st inst....The Pitts
burg Chronicle has donned Il new dress Of
type, and presents neat appearance....A
number of RATS have gone down the Sus-
quehanna, although the season has not yet
fairly opened. A large comet is looked
for in this latitude in June next. 1t is
said to be considerably larger than the one
that visited US in 860....Altoona talks of
laying tha Nicholson pavement in some of
its principal streets. Marion Macadue,
of Indiana county, was thrown from a raft,
By its striking a rock, few days ago, and
drowned. Lewistown is being pestered
with thieves. u l.. Holmes has disposed
Of his interest in the Tyrone Herald to G.
s W. Jones, under whose control it will
hereafter be conducted. The ground was
covered with snow Tuesday morning last.
.sEessrs F. 4. Shoemaker and Geo. W
NaEman have associated themselves in the
Fl4ctice of law. Butter is being sold in
ouF market at 35 cents per pound, and
eggs at 20 cents per dozen. John Slough
received the appointment of policeman for
the West Ward, Ebensburg. a good ap-
pointment Maj j. d. Hamilton, former
~ of Wilmore, has removed to Johnstown,
and opened out an eating and drinking
House on Canal street....A circus will visit
Johnstown on the 21st instant. Francis,
second daughter of Mr.. James T. Camp
bell, of the Altoona Vndjcator, died in
that city on the 4th inst....Mr. Peter
Printz has been appointed p NJ. at Lew
istoWh vice Mr.. Z. c. Hamilton, resigned
.Holidaysburg has 55negroes, and Hunt
ingdon 15O.. Philadelphia has ripe toma-
toes md strawberries; Ebensburg has snow
and ice.. Mr.. John Hughes, of Altoona,
was run over by freight car day or two
since, and so badly cut up that he died
almost instantly. Geo. c. K Zahm is
overhapling and enlarging his store room,
formerly occupied by I. w. Williams, with
the view of starting a wholesale and retail
grocery. 1t is now one Of the finest rooms
in town. "A female seminary will be opened
at Cherrytree in May next. Prof. G. w.
Cope has been compelled to discontinue
his school on account of i'll health See
an interes,ing article in our agricultural
eelamn on laying worm fence A fire
originated in one of the rooms of the
Crawford House on Tuesday night, but
vas distinguished before any serious dam
age was done.
COUNCIL ROoMs.-Our new Burgess
and Town Council, with commendable
publie-spiritcdness, have rented and fitted
up snite of rooms, on High-st, for bor-