The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-11-07

U: w hllatl, larner. Taylor Up
HInney, Michael, miner, Prospect
LEWIS LEWIS VIM. e., ms. agent. 81 w'd, Johnst'p
NC cDade, Henry, miner, Gallitzin To
Mills, George. farmer, Cambria Tn
Maxim, Abram, farmer, Blacklick Tn
Parrish, f. j., inn keeper, Gallitzin Tn
Parrish, j. D., carpenter, w. w. Ehaneb,,
Parrish, Edward, farmer. Cambria Tn
storm, Lewis, farmer, Clear field Tp
Shehan, Timothy, farmer, White Tn
Strayer, John F., farmer. Yoder Tp
ohoemaker, JOS. inn keeper, I'd w'd. Como
Walters, Christ, farmer, White Tp
Walters. Joseph, farmer, Allegheny Tp
Traverse Jurors-First Week.
Alwine JOS, saloon keeper, 81 w'd. Cone,ob
Akers Alvar. butcher, Sd ward, Johnstown
Behe John, lumberman, Clearfeld To
Behe Joseph, carpenter, Carrolltown
Bolsinger Perry, clerk, 1st ward, Johnstown
Berkebile j., farmer, Conemaugh Tp
branlf Michael, farmer, Summerhill tn
Buck Nm. j., farmer, Carroll Tp
Berg Peter H., farmer, Cambria Tp
Condor w, justice, Summitville
Coad John, inn keeper, Cambria
Cooper Francis, farmer, Allegheny Tp
Confer Daniel, inn keeper, Taylor Tp
Cronan David, miner, Prospect
Coon John, jr, farmer, White Tp
Chapman J, teacher. 1st w'd, Conemaugb
Dunmyer Andrew, farmer, jackson TIP
Earhart Peter, farmer, Carroll TIP
Ellis q 3. gent. 1st ward, Johnstown
Evans John j, tanner, E ward, Ebensburg
Garman John, sawyer, E ward, Ebensburg
Galbraith John, clerk, 9th w'd, Johnstown
Haas John. shoemaker, I'd w'd, Couemaugh
krise, VIM A. teacher. Cambria
kearney Patrick F, farmer, All,gben
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Ktteli Fred, butcher, w ward, Ebensbur1
Lantzey John, farmer, Chest TIP
Little ( j, carpenter, Loretto
Murray John 9, laboTer, w ward, Ebersb'g
McAnany Neal, shoemaker, Cambria
Mardis Joseph S, farmer, Blacklick Tp
McAlear Peter, farmer, Carroll Up
Michigan John, merchant. Wilmore
Mcclure Bryan, puddler, Millville
McMulien John T., farmer, Clear field Tp
Nagle Nicholas, shoemaker, Carrolltown
Osborne q w, merchant, 1st W u. Johnst'n
Parrish Thomas, laborer, Washington Tp
Parkes John. marble cutter, 4th w'd. John'n
Ruperts Peter, grocer, Conemaugh TIP
Riblett VIM, farmer, Taylor TIP
Rutledge George, farmer, Clear6eld TIP
Reich Christ, merchant, Summitville
Shorten James, farmer, Chest TIP
Won Leunan G, ir, farmer, Conemaugh Tp
Walters Englebert. laborer, 5th w'd, Johns'n
Zerbe John, farmer, Clearfeld TIP
TraUerse Jurors-.Second Week.
Ager John, timer, Summitville
Amigh Sohn, farmer, Susq aehannah Tp
Bender Gephart, mason, Washington TIP
Bradley r F, farmer, Allegheny Tp
Bleugh John S, farmer. Richland Tp
Buck VIM j, farmer, Allegheny Tp
Burkhart VIM, laborer, Susquehauna TIP
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Callahan, Andrew, farmer, Chest Springs
Costlow James, farmer, Richland TIP
Collins Richard, farmer, ClearfieId Tp
Canan Dean, clerk, 1st ward, Couemaugh
Carle III L, farmer, Clearfeld TIP
Criste Joseph, farmer, Clearfield Tp
Cover VIM, carpenter, 4th ward, Johustown
Douglass mes-farmer-Carroll Up
Davis JAS K-laborer-1st w'd, Conemaugh
Dodson Joseph-teamster- Tp
Dever VIM B-farmer-Munster Tp
Flanagan John-saddle-Sd ward, Johnst'n
Griffith NJ R R-farmer-Yoder Tp
Glass Observation-Disclosures Tp
Harold A-teacher-lst ward, Johnst'n
Hopple Henry-lum mberman-Car5oll TIP
Hidebrand S-farmer-Conemaugh TIP
Hay W-tinner-1st ward, Johnstown
Harris w W-farmer-Jackson Tp
Jones d J-clerk-West Ward, Ebensburg
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Lloyd nj-farmer-CambriaT Tp
McKiernan T-miner-Cambria
Mccormick S B-teacher-5th w'd, John'n
McDermitt -grocer-Millville
Maloy ohn-laborer-Cambria
Nipps -farmer-Blacklick TIP
Noel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tp
Orr Wm-cabinet maker-4th w'd, Johns'n
O'Hara Observation-Disclosures TIP
Patton VIM P-chair maker-4th W, John'n
Porter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tp
Roland Elia-farmer-Bl Blacklick Tp
Skelly acksmith-Wilmore
Skelly Alex-farmer-Sum TIP
Singer Samuel-farmer-Con TIP
Sloan Richard-farmer-Su Tp
Wentz Northumberland Tp
Weaver Jacob-farmer-Sum TIP
Yinger George-shoemaker-
DEATH OF Mr.. D. A. CoNRAD.-We brief
ly noticed last week the death of our dimn-
utive young friend, Demetrius Augustine
Conrad, but we feel that his memory deserves
more than passing tribute. Mr.. Conrad
was born at Loretto, in this county, on the
9Th day of January, 1888, and was conse-
quently almost thirty years of age when he
died. Very early in life, though bis parents
and family are of ordinary size, it was dis.
covered that he must be a dwarf. Every
attention then afforded was given to his ed
ucatien, and, differing from the generality of
dwarfs. whose minds almost always suffer