The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-06-24
EDITORIAL ETCHlECS.

ESS Inc questIon-wlll We celebrat
tie 4th ?
nG We have had wet weather the pas
week
nsa- There are six prisoners confined i.
our jail.
Bsg- New sidewalks are being relaid il
town.
ea- Paper petticoats at sixteen cent.
each In London.
Res Miss Auua Dickinson is going tc
lecture in Salt Lake City.
Psy~ Mackerel are selling in Boston a,
cents each.
E@5- Indiana is said to have a snake
when is three feet through the body.
! sSS- 1t has been calculated that sixty
persons per minute die in this world
Dg~ Couuterfeits on the Fourth Ma
tioual Bank of Philadelphia are in circulat-
ion.
BGy@ An iowa farmer wants bounty of
fered FOR squirrel scalps; they have de-
stroyed all his corn.
BSE~ Miss Minnie Warren was married
on Thursday at West Haven, Conn, to
! Commodore Mutt.
HSy- The New Jersey railroad is trans
porting at present, two hundred and forty
tons Of Wberriee r. Hay'
~ There are one hundred and thirty
one thousand acres of coffee planted in
Ceylou.
Ga- The Paris Pays says John C.
Breckenridge will yet be President of
the United States.
Hsa- The wheat harvest has commenc.
ed in Southern Illinois The grain is
good and the yield large.
B5- A crocodile has been captured In
Florida, said to be the first seen in this
country.
nsa- A blushing damsel of forty sum-
Eers says: "There is no difficulty in get
ting 'engaged;' :he trouble is in keeping
asa- CropreFo,,s from Ark ansas, North
ern Mississippi aud Northern Alabama are
favorable, despite the uDpro2itious
weather for some weeks past.
eea- The Harrisburg State Guard of
the 10th announces its suspension until
further notice, for the purpose of making
business arrangements.
HsA- The Altoona Radical talks about
'throWipg dirt" 1t has been throwing
something more disgusting than dirt ol
late
pea-The Odd Fellows of Harrisburg
have decided 10 purchase lot on Market
square, adjoining the Bolton House, and
erect hall to cost Sl00 900.
Hag- The grand addition to Fairmount
Park, in PhiiadeIph has been inaugur-
lte1. 1t contains drive FIVE miles long.
and nearly straight.
aeA Judge Jeremiah Blacks arm,
which was broken on the cars near Louis
lille, few days ago, will have 10 be am-
)utated
Rea- 1t is conceded on ali sides that
lou ii. W. Williams will be the unani-
nous nominee of the Republican State
Convention for the Supreme Bench.
esA- A freight train Of eleven cars and
locomotive was throwa into the Passaic
iver, Saturday night, by the engine
rivers omission to notice the draw was
pen Those on the train escaped.
Besg- The base ball match on Saturday.
'etween the Cincinnati Club and the
)lymQics, of Philadelphia, resulted ia ia.
or OF the former; score thirty-tNo to
ievon.
asA- There are eight tunnels on the
pennsylvania railroad, ranging from two :;
uhdred to three thousand six hundred !,
I'd twelve feet IN length h-the one at
alIitzen being the longest.
Rs5@ The continued wet weather is be-
'mlng serious cause Of alarm to Illinois \
rmers. Unless there is change soon
le corn crop in northera and middle T. =
noIs Will come near proving future. !
g Do not allow bird to be killed in your n
chard this season. They compensate C
r your neglect to the trees. You do u
1t know how much you owe them for a
e fruit you have a
BsA- Congress at the last session au-
orized the President to spend five thous-
II dollars in buying a tull length oil
'rtrait OF Lincoln to hang in the White
ouse. o.
Rzss- TIE Maine newspapers repor: that =
e snow in the woods near Mooshead
Ike was, Ia places, up to the axles of =,
e stage on Saturday, the 5th inst, and
at until the week before the stage went O.
runners. ,
rsa- a Leavenworth paper thinks it L
n evidence of the westward march Of
ihzalion that the Kansas Legislature g;
propriatod 81 400 for tobacco for the
nitenilary prisoners, aud only $500 al
preaching The gospel to them.
ss4s- The best informed politicians of al
. State are now confident thar Han
x VIII not leave the Army, aud that 9
Democratic Ticket will be Cass for