The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-03-25

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uEMoRANDA.-The Republicans of
huntingdon county have adopted the
Favford county system of nominating
ndidates, by majority of 12O....Arthur
Mooney, an Irish coal digger, froze to
s,tb near Clearfeld borough on or about
22d February His body was not
ppd till seventeen days after....A man
ot bald eagle in Munster township one
.v last week. Water will be let into the
Dsterp division of the Pennsylvania canal
|op the lst April. Altoona had another
Ire lately. John B. Cough lectured on
Habit" in Holidaysburg on Tuesday
kening of last week, and p. V. Nasby
Eil lecture in the same place on "Cussed
Canaan" on Saturday evening next.
temperance meeting to be held in the
resbyterian church, Williamsburg, Blair
punty, on the first Monday evening in
pi, will be addressed, among others, by
On. A. A. Barker, of Ebensburg. The
-mill of Mr. David Fyock, on Twolick
lex, Indiana county, was destroyed by
on Monday last. Mr.. Samuel Nc
Hullen, of Indiana county, while telling {
zee, recently, had one of his legs broken
n the tree falling upon him in its descent
&Wm. Babcock, an employee in a saw
l in Clearfeld, was caught in the ma
Emery of the mill on the 18th inst, and
5 crushed to death. The Messrs. Col
S, Of Ebensburg, have been awarded the
htract for making the Nesquehoning
lroad, eighteen miles in length, running
tm Mauch Chunk into one of the exten-
e coal sections In that region. -Four
mg men were brought here from Chest
brings Tuesday night and lodged in jail,
charge Of riot....The eqninoctial
I'm visited us Monday. 1t came in the
Pe Of rattling snow storm. To-day
sUily lOaded sleds are coming into town
the score, and the sleigh bells jingle
rily. We can almost imagine that we
u the middle Of January....One night
eek, the house of Mr.. VIM. Dean, a
her residing in Juniata township, Hun
Edon county. burned to the ground So
d was the progress of the flames that
only was none of the contents of the
Sc saved, but-horrible to relate "a
shter aged II years was consumed in
aames... The house of Mrs. CLANCY,
Barree township, Huntingdon county,
burned to the ground two Sundays
The Altoona policemen are uni
ned...George Bergner, editor of the
ITisburg Telegraph, has been appointed
N. Of that city. Portage Lodge A. Y.
Of Uollidaysburg have bought the
hall in that place for $4,000. They
Fnd converting it into a lodge ROOM.
new advertisements.
CHURCH GoERs.-The gentleman at
H''n may be known by the following
ATS:
Genes IL good season, so as neither
Interrupt the pastor nor the congrega-
e by late arrival.
Does not stop, either to gaze about
salute friends, or display his colloqui-
opens and shuts the door gently, and
As deliberately and lightly up the aisle
I'F'y stairs, and gets seat as quietly
y making as few people move as pos
lakes his place in the back part of
'Sa' or steps out in the aisle when any
wishes to pass in, and never thinks of
thing as making persons crowd past
while keeping his place on his seat.
always attentive to strangers, and
Up MS seat to such, seeking another
Eaself.
Never thinks of defling the house of
With tobacco spittle, nor of annoying
'Ao sit near him by chewing the
Sous weed.
''s'eF unless in case of illness, gets
cues out during the time of service.
necessity compels him to do so,
quietly that his very manner is an
!y for the act.
= rs not engage in conversation be-
announcement Of service.
DJeS not wlicnar ,,or lo,c.6 -. -.