The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-12-10

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TEACHERS COUNTY INsTITUTE.-The
second session of the Cambria county
Teachers Institute will be held at the
court house, in Ebensburg, commencing
Monday morning, Dec. 21st, inst.
The exercises will embrace class drills
in the various branches of common school
study, reports on subjects of educational
interest, and discussions of the reports,
lectures, &c.
Among those who are expected to be
present and participate in the exercises,
are Hon. j. p. Wickersham, State Super
intendent of schools, Rev. Joseph Waugh,
A. NJ, Principal of the Hollidaysburg
Female Seminary, Rev. B. NJ. Kerr, A.
NJ, Principal of the Ebensburg Female
Seminary, Prof. Andrew Burt, A. NJ, of
Pittsburg, Prof. A. G.. johnson, A. NJ, Of
Johnstown, Prof Geo. w. Cope, editor Of
the Teachers Adrocate, Samuel Singleton,
Esq, and others.
Evening lectures will be delivered as
| folIows: Monday evening, by Rev. JOS
Waugh Tuesday evening, by Hon. j. Z.
Eickersham Wednesday evening, by
Prof. Andrew Burtt Thursday evening,
by Rev &. NJ. Kerr.
Boarding places will be provided teach
ers during their stay, at the very lowest
rates. They will confer with the special
committee, Miss Maria Brookbanke, Geo.
4 ". Cope, and 7. j. Chapman, at the court
house, before securing boarding places for
themselves.
Free return tickets will be furnished
such members Of the Institute as pay full
tare over the railroad in attending the
meeting.
It is believed that the course of exer-
ciscs will be such that no teacher can abb
without suffering loss. Progress is the
II vatchword Of the profession. A teachers
status in the profession will hereafter de-
II pend in a good measure upon the fact of
his or her attendance or non attendance at
the annual Institute.
School directors are specially Invited to
Whpresent. In accordance with sugges-
n lon of the State superintendent, Wednes-
Iay, or such part of the day as may be
hought proper, VIII be set apart for the
Gclusive business of the directors.
The public generally is invited to attend
the meetings of the Institute, as it is our
desire that the benign influence of the
Institute shall be felt by all classes in our
midst, and that it shall 'leavcn the whole
lump" I. j. CHAPMAN, Co. .Supt.
NEMoRANDA.-Heny Baer, a resident
st. CLAIR township, Bedford county, has
been convicted of fraudulent voting and
1tenced to pay fine of fifty dollars and
undergo three months Imprisonment in
Ac county Jail. His offense consisted
% voting early and often.". A telegraph
between Blairsyile and Indiana is talked
- y telegraph between Ebensburg and
Teason Was talked of last summer, but it
PpPears to have ended in talk. An old
woman named Dcyrine was burned to
pe"Ih at Ph@niX Mills, Center county,
:" uayS ago, by her clothing taking FIRE.
Our young dentist friend DR.. De Witt
lsiSler has removed from cur midst to
AApsburg, Center county, where he in
1A Locating permanently. He will,
Teyer, visit Ebensburg professionally
second Monday of each month till
AgHI next, to remain one week "A new
l. NJ. lodge was instituted at Salts
o' Indiana county, lately. officer
the law arrested one Peter Walter, an
eSed horse thief, in Blairsvillc, one
gut last week, but gang of rowdies
~OIted the former and rescued the lat
Which speaks well for the morality
D@,rsyllIe....A correspondent of the
'1Ns'own IytJlme estimates the present
Salaaon Of that town at $4,000, and
-'IS 1t out that in the year 1900 it will
'1+'9....A degree of the order of Re
,ID has been organized in Huntingdon.
~ James A. Bateman, who formerly
III Ebensburg, but who twelve years
removed to Iowa, is back with us
H. IN visit. We are glad to see him.
:. NeDonald, ESQ, has been appoin-