The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-11-04

Cooper.
Blacklick Township-Jacob Wagner.
Oarrolltown BOrough-N. Eagle.
Carroll ToWnship-JOseph Eckenrode, Peter
Hoover.
Cambria Township-AIexanderM M.Yicker,
David Tudor.
Chest Springs Borough-M. D. Wagner
Chest Township-Philip Miller.
Clearfeld Township-Mathew Ivory
Ebensburgh Borough Johnston Moore.
Franklin Borough-Samuel klinefelter
Johnstown-Thomas Jennings, F. R. Flick
Nillville Borough-Wm. B. Hess.
Richland Township-William Gearhart.
Susquehanna Township-John Westover.
Taylor TOwnship-Christian Good.
Yoder TOwnship--Henry Howard, William
Constable, Levi Edwards.
Traverse Jurors-F First Week.
Allegheny Twp.-Lewis BuFgoon. j ohm Ste
phens, John G. Bradley, Francis Cooper
Blacklick Tvp.-Charles Farbaugh, George
W. Emp6eld. James Bracken. Carroll Twp.
Joseph Lantzy. Consmaugh Bor.--Jaco6
Sheets. Conemaugh Twp.-George wishing
er, Joseph Snyder. Cambria Bor-Thomas
Lamb. Clear6eld TWp.-John Gibbons. Eb-
ensburg Bor.-Richard jones. East Cone
maugh Bora. G. Crooks. Franklin Bor.-
David A. Berkeypie, Daniel ". CobaugI.
Johnstown-L. B Cohick, James Williams,
Westley Green. John Beam. Jackson Twp
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Millvlle Bor-Edw C. Meldron, John KratE-
er, David Butler. Munster Twp.-Jas. Noon,
Pat'k Conway. Rielland Twp.-Em1 Wea-
yer, Jas. Costlow. Susquehanna Tw0.--Jacob
Johnston. G. W. Lloyd. John NJ WeaklaDd.
John Bearer, Henry Miller. Summerhillrwp.
Phillip Bitter. Benjamin Noon, NJ artin Pringle.
William A. Skslly. Summitville Bor.--John
f Storm, James Johnston. Taylor Twp
Daniel W. Angus. Wilmore Bor.-EphTaim
Crum Washington Twp Wp.-Michael Brawley.
n. II. Adams.
Traverse Jurors-Second Week.
Allegheny Twp-Patrick Braniff. CARROLL
town Bor.-Jos. Behe. Carroll Twp.-Emr
Dishart, James Cain, jr., Henry Byrne. Con-
emaugh Bor.-John Campbell. David Kopelin,
Isaac Berlin. F. Cover. Consmaugh Twp.
George W. Knowlton, Jacob Wertz. Cam
bria Bor.-Edward Howe. Cambria Twp
Jones Nance. Croyle Twp.--John Knepper.
jr. Clsarfeld TWp.-Francis Hoover, Charles
A'Aullin, Lewis Carle. Ebensburg Bor.-
George j. Rodgers. franklin Bor.-Hiram
Riblett. Gallitzin TWp.--Thomas Will. jr.
JohnstOwn Bor-Jacob Hamilton, John Fred
ericks. sr., John Decker, John Hill, Jos Erie.
Loretto Bor.--George Yinger. Munster Twp.
Samuel O'Hara, Patrick Storm. Rchland
Twp.-Isaac Reighard, Noses Miller. Gus
quehanna Twp.-Hiram Fritz. Jacob Luther,
ir. mmerhill TWp.-Aartin " ard Michael
Bracken. J ohm Farrsn, jr. Summitville Bor -
William n Connell. Taylor Twp-Jas Dick,
F. ,hraim Goughnour, Abraham Angus. Wash
ington Twp-Fred'k Feigle, John II. K enns
dy, James Conrad. Wilmore Bor.-Nesl Du-
gan. Yoder Twp ELIAS Crissmsn, ar, Jacob
Berkley.
STILL THEY CoME-We have received
another present from Mr. L. w. Hay, stove
and tin ware dealer, Johnstown, aud this time
it comes in ahape of q one dollar greenback,
which we are instructed to invest IN thanks
giving turkey-auo nothing else. 1t is pro-
per here to say that Mr.. Hay is the only man
in Southern Cambria who sells Spears Anti
Dust P2rlor Stove-the only heating stove
which people who appreciate comfort and
cleanliness think of buyng-and purchasers
should.see that. .''Anti- Just" is printed on the
stove they do buy, for there are dealers who
do not scruple to represent the common par
lor stoves they sell as anti-dust stoves. This
hAA been doue in Johnstown. and purchasers
have thereby been deceived. No man sells
the real Anti-Dust Stove in Johnstown ex-
cept F. w. Hay. Washington street. He
has the Anti Dust Cook Stoves also, and will
warrant what be sells to be such. And now
the question in, who il going to furnish the
turkey and take the dollar2
But that amt the only present, for Hay
& Brother, No. 1874 Washington street, hRv-
ing ia view our temporal welfare, have sent
us a coffee and tea canister and dredging
box-aIl of Japanned ware and bright as a
new dollar. Such articles are always in
season, and reRind US that Bay Brother
keep q full assortment Of heating and cook
ing stoves, as we'll as tinware and notions of
various kinds In great prOfusiGn. They are
clever men. and deserve liberal share OF
public patronage. Fave spoutine put up
at any time desired on the most reasonable
nj rtO nVfa-rl ne
and al! other accompanying apparatus, al
ways on hand.
VIsIroRs.-Mr. J. F rank Condor, at one
time Superintendent Of the Common Schools
of this county, has been in our town for sew
eral days past in pursuance of his duties as
special agent for the American Life Insurance
Company. No man of family should hesitate
70 have bis life insured. and 40 better CON-
pauy for that purpose exists nywhere than
the one represented by Mr.. Condor. who is
a gentleman worthy of implicit confidence.
On Friday last we had the pleasure of
brief visit from Mr.. Dan. Kearney, of Al
toona, one Of the most popular passenger
conductors and true hearted gentlemen in the
employ of the Pa. r. r. Co. He came with
kindly greetings on his tongue. pleasant
smile upon his lips. and a welcome green
back in his hand with which to renew his
subscription to the Freeman. Such friends
as Mr.. K. are worthy of benediction.
On Tuesday another esteemed friend in the
person of Mr.. P. j. Mulvehill, of Indiana
county, illuminated our sanctum with the
light of his genial countenance. And he
saw Mr. Kearney and went one better,
for notwithstanding the year for which he
had already paid has not yet expired, he
.'socked up" the greenbacks for another
year. or until February, 1871. We thank
him for this manifestation of confidence, and
only wish that many nearer home would
be Induced by his generous example 10 pay
US at least what they already owe US.
FoUND-On High street, few days since,
a very handsome portmonai, with ivory
sides, containing considerable sum of mon