The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-09-03

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THE ALLEGHANIAN.--Wea are glad to
be able to announce that the subscription
list of THE ALLEGHANIAN is steadily in
creasing We started out with 200 more
subscribers than the paper had when its
publication was discontinued in February
last, and this number is being measurably
augmented week by week. If this graft
fying state of affairs continues, we will In
a very few weeks attain the end we had
in view when we revived THE ALLEGHA-
MAN, namely, secure for 1t the largest cir-
1culation of any paper IN Cambria county.
We return our sincere thanks to many
kind friends for what they have already
done for, Us in this behalf, and hope that
they will not weary in well-doing. Our
advertising patronage is good, as glance
at cur columns will show, while our supe-
rior facilities for printing posters, hand
bills, blanks, cards, &c, are bringing us
our share Of Job work. Ia word, Our
prospects are very fattering. In order to
accommodate our patrons throughout the
county, we have prevailed upon the fol-
lowing named gentlemen to act as our
agents III their respective neighborhoods.
They will receive orders for subscriptions,
advertising, or job work for us, and will
receipts for moneys in our name if invited
so to do. Now is the time to take advan-
tage of the advance subscription rates
Blacklick Tp.............JoHN HAwKEswORTH.
CaTTolltown ...-.-......-E. V. BAEKER.
Chest Springs........--.M. d. WAGNER, ESQ.
Gallitzin .....-....--......J. N. CHRIsTY.
JOhnstOwu...........-. CAPT. VIM. K. JONES.
Washington Tp..........OrHo SrYNER.
White Tp.-....-..-..-...--CAPT. r NJ. FLANAGAN.
Wilmore.. ......JosEPH MILLER, ESQ.
MEMORANDA.-TheH Huntingdon Globe
says that recently COW strayed on the
Broad Top railroad, near the trestle-work
at Coalmont, when an approaching train
cut off her escape save by jumping or eros
sing the trestle on the ties. She chose
the latter, and although the structure is
about two hundred feet long, accomplished
the feat and escaped without scratch.
The Agricultural Fair of Indiana county
will be held in Indiana Oct. 9TH, Sth and
9th. The Blair county Fair will be held
in Hollidaysburg Oct. 9TH, 9th, and 9Th.
-.-Governor Geary was at Cresson one day
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Timothy and Catharine Brophy, aged 4
years and s months, died in Altoona on
the 18th ult Mr.. Brophy and family
formerly resided in Ebensburg. .. The cat
tie disease has broken out in Blair county
The brick for the new Congregationalist
church of this place were burned by Mr..
Thomas NJ. Jones They are said to be
the best brick ever manufactured in this
section, and nearly as smooth and polished
as pressed brick. Nine printers of Ebens-
burg undertook to play a game of base
ball against picked nine, on the ''Moun-
taineer" grounds, on Saturday last, but
the game was stopped at an early stage by
rain. Mr.. Dysart, of JohnstOwn, has re-
painted the pulpit Of the Presbyterian
church of this place in an elegant manner,
and that, too, gratuitously. Mr.. D., with
a force of workmen, has done great deal
of work here in the painting line this sum-
mer.. Iron ore is said to have been dis
covered on the farm of Mr. Owen Roberts,
in Summerhill township, this county....A
Mrs. Dean, of Juniata township, Hunting
don county, was bitten on the foot and
ankle by a copperhead snake on Friday
week. 1t is thought she will die. Mr..
D. j. Evans has removed his tailoring es-
tablishment from the old stand, on High
street, to Mr.. Reade's new building, on
Center street Advertisement next week
Our friend w. w. Hays, Esq, has been
zaominated for Mayor by the Republicans
Of Harrisburg The school directors of
cambria township want to secure the SER
vices Of niBe teachers. See advertise
ment.--A couple of badly needed rains
nave fallen during the present week. . The
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