The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-29
InCaL AND PERSONAL.

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IlA'-h -,o a. \. NJ, connecting with Philadel-
A -" pittsburgh Express West, ana
gn,,r'rn Express East :, NJ, rroin
A. migrant Train West.
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A,.+5 philadelphia Express ENst
I've CRESsoN-- NJ.
IStI2 y, a 90 A. NJ, or on departure of Pitts
bTga5 H9I 90 p NJ. or on departure of Mail Train
Bes asp. NJ, or on departure of Mail
Train West.
,,.,,opAypA-The weather for the
ar da,s has been warm and showery.
company OF Zouaves has been crsan-
- : Tobnstown....It IS estimated that
~ rr.ir county farmers have lost about
s7oa }-I l' ooo 1y ho1liog1ack srain,...A num-
,av ,f tbe children from this place at
". ,:'.r the Soldiers Orphan School, at
Ct,r,T ,.., = Huntingdon county, arrived home
! Saturday evening last, to spend their
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nm,,er vacation. .Traugh, Of the Stand
,,7 was cascd Of his pocket book contain
mo $50. at the Harrisburg convention.
G,od for him. He had no busines to be
IN s.ch crowd, nor have so much money
The Altoona Indicator picnic IS re
7,-t,d to have been a complete success
tn. scmi-aunual Convention Of the q. y.
af fPenna.. was held in Altoona week
sat,re last. It was well attended.-,,An
IgDlrown man was killed by the cars at
irwin Station, P. r. r, on Friday NOR
poc las.....A couple ofstrangers recent
" enter d a fell belonging to John Shoe
.er of Bedford county, and took there
from thirty head Of cattle belonging to
George 4. Smith The thieves were
|rut9kau about eight miles from bedford
and a.e now in j,il...The attendance at
he circus monday afternoon last was very
SMALL but in the evening quite large
abundance was present. The performance
vas reasonably good....The Bedford
Springs IS full Of visitors. Johnstown has
a-Is'cal curiosity-in the person Of Ed
t.s Hohmaun, who IS just SIX and half
@.s Old a4d plays skiIlfully on the vio-
. a...ScvcraI Of our colorcd population
.ye "iiucd' the circus TO fill the yacan-
les Of number Of the men who struck
a higher wages while at this place. The
sac,ors failing to comply, they quit
be ~biz" Yankee Robinson's circus
yupo drove iuto Breokyille On Sunday,
Sth inst, and put up at the hotels en-
gagged for them. On Monday they were
arrested and fined for breaking the Sab
bath by travelling on that day....Ne no.
ice several new buildings under pro
ass Of erection throughout town. This is
|Hght. 4 number Of tenement houses
ould be rentod at fair price. Why not
,uilI them, you Of capital ? You would
OF only improve the town, but could IN
your money to no better advantage.
Ill. hay crop IS pronounced 10 be large
y 5ur .armrs The house OF Mr. y II.
Hight, in West Huntingdon, was entered
0me time during Sunday night last. BY
@mc sc0undrcl or scoundrels. who succeed
IN pUTlo.uinS q watch, pair Of boots,
md $50 in money, aud then dccampiug
N'aoat awakening any Of the family
HE -entry and departure were effected
4ough The cellar, which communicated
9th the other part Of the house. a large
ichcg knife was left lying near the head
Mr. lights bed, which IS the only trace
The villains who porpetrated the deed,
aairom which it appears hat murder was
oat2nplatcd in case Of discovery The
aa1rama Of the Pilgrims Progress"
gwen at the Court house on Saturday
eaoS last was slimly attended. The
'9eTs have completed their work in the
.@ Congregational church. l is expect
that services will de held in October
@l''.Ine poles for the telegraph hence
'fasson are being distributed along the
ae Of the Z. & c. r. r.. An extensive
~1 expensive demonstration of fireworks
Place at Cresson Tuesday night.
>''o hundred dollars worth of powder
AID to have been burned. "A man
~'o Mouse struck a man named lii
WI 40 ak on the face, near Loretto, one
N'' week, nearly cutting away a check.
@Fast:..The Normal school at Loretto.
n the able superintendent of T. j.
'uan' NJ A has thirty-fve pupils.
school will continue till the latter
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