The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-08-19

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s0 ~ ns and receipt for the same IN our
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S.n,shanna Tp......~JOHN PORTER
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MvyoRA ANDA.-A woman named Duner
made an unsuccessful attempt to commit
.,;o;ds ot her residence, B.irdstown, Vest
moreland county, on the 0th INST one
was Iaboring. under mental dependency "'
.ho time A barn near Bolivar, West |
,Doreland county, was struck by lightning
and burned down, with its contents, on the
4tb inst. Some uneonscionable scoundrel
robbed the Presbyterian church OF McVe ey-
town of twenty-five yards OF carpet, lately
Potatoes are selling at from 20 to 4o
cents a bushel in Mifflin county. BLACK
berries are plenty in our market, at ten
cents a quart A young boy in Indiana,
while going through some gymnastlc per-
formances lately, fell and broke his collar
bone. A warming to those of our Ebens-
burg boys who affect the horizontal bar,
&c The residence of widow lady name'
Mathers, residing in the LOOP" W
tered on Tuesday week, and ,.,,.d Of
$780,. "A woman in Holii;;daysbYr bouob.
a bottle of qu%ck nostrum called DKun-
kels Pain Slayer )" took dose of it got
sick sentjfor doctor. The doctor tasted
the, 7iOstrum, and found it to contain AGO.
mite of monkshood, powerful vegetable
poison. The proper remedy was admins
tered and the woman's life saved. Be
ware of quacks and quack medicines T..
A mother and three children named Moore,
residing near Blairsvillc Intersection, were
poisoned recently by eating cooked mush-
rooms of the poisonous variety, and two of
the children, aged respectively one and
three years, died in about six hours after
partakipg of the dish. Bedford has a
ghost. .AyOung girl lately died in Hun
lngdon county from the effect of coal
oiIeTplosion.- A Presby yterian church near
Petersburg Huntingdon county, was near
ly blown away by recent storms. .Holli- |
daysburS is going to have an agricultural
faIr and Altoona a, horse show this fall.
NreSson is crowded with summer visitors. |
Loretto Springs has a goodIy number, and
hoenSburg has as many as her hotels can
accommodate. Apropos of this, We hear
'ii'' party are negotiating for the pur-
VnaSe OF Lloyd's beautiful grove, on the
western Outskirt Of town, with a view to
erecting therein large summer hotel
l ne Altoona Democracy have got into a
nerce local fight. One faction is led bv
'ampoell OF the Tmdicotor, and the other
y councilman Rocket. The fight ar
pears 70 nave grown out of some question
',ucc'ed with the "spoils' of that city. :
1'u the way the parties are pitching into
'ach other is shocking to one with weak
1'''eS' The Kilkenny cats bid fair to be
.'pea'ed''. John Monagan, miner, was
instantly killed by fall of slate, near Os-
y, ,IO'', last Wednesday week. DIR. John =
!. .'''iSOn, an old resident of Greensburg, 9
A''u suddenly on the 4th inst. The All /
'''ua lncendiaries have been assigned
:, '1uoFtaole quarters in the Western Pen 4
/ ry'..'A stone turnpike from Ebens- q
~; 70 Cherfytree is among the possibili- $,
II u the near future Indiana and II
CL C4''"gdon are bothered by burglars. -. a
- ''S'' Halns, while under tho influence y
n.'. ,4~' attempted to commit suicide by a,
SnS, his throat, in Huntingdon, on ia
11y morning, but didn't succeed. "
d.: tSH,-We understand i t is in contem- &C
S,.ss 'l oy some of our citizens, during the p
ns,, month, to undertake the expert
oE.. VI Introducing number of pike and to
mod 'nolce fish to the waters in this i'm NJ
our a.: vicinity, with view to affordipo RI
an urIias;. rsns IN a couple of years not only m
but a.. nu''ed amount of piscatorial sport fo
toe t.II S'odly supply of a rare dainty for m,
thy a.. The enterprise is praisewor- ar
0Aa we hope to see it succeed in