The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-04-29

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I Roll OF HoNoR-On the 21st Of January
the third volume Of the Freeman commenced,
/ and in publishing rolls Of honor we have en-
/ ceavored nc only to acknowledge all mon
/ les received since that date in payment for
the present volume, but also gave credit to
| all persons who had anything due them af-
ter deducting for papers furnished in the
/ previous year. This should now at least be
understood by all interested. And now we
| give below the names of such patrons, men
worthy of the name, whe have come to the
rescue since the Hast acknowledgment was
made. If any one has been overlooked he
will please inform US Of the fact. We are
trying to induce young friend to go on a COL
lecting tour for us. If we do DOT succeed in
| this, however, we shall adopt another
method of reaching delnquents ere another
week goes by. We must have money, and
those who owe us are the persons from
whom we expect to receive it.
! Johpstown-Juhn Hannah, n F. Carroll.
Thomas Matthews, each 81; Arthur Devlin
overpaid last volume 28c. Wilmore-Neal
Dugan, 81; VIM. R. Hughs, 81. Sonman
/ j. G. Noel, 81. Mineral Point-Thomas
Egan, So Galitziu-J J. Tuxell, +. j.
Parrish, John Parrish, each So; NJ, Minor
ris. 81. Altoona-Dennis Sullivan. John
Rocket. G. c. Masen, Jr. each ST. Loretto
p. j. Little, Wm. j. Buck, each 81; JOS
A. Coons, 40c. Munster-Mrs Ann Myers,
81 %. Chess Springs-John Litzinger, 81.
Carrolltown-J, w. Sharbaugh, j. c Eek
enrode, Henry Byrne, each 81; s. A
Weakland, 81 ga. Kimmell-P. +. Aulve-
hill. So, Fallen Timber-H. A. Gates,
$l.s2. Belsano-L. Il. Braller. 81. Beth
] i nD
Parrish 81. Greensburg-Samusl Logsden,
$l25. Felowsvile. Va.-Jacob Rooms
man, 81. Baltimore, Md. o. Burg, 81.
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS The following
Deeds and Assignments have been left for
! record at the Office of James Griffin. Esq
Register, during the week ending April 24rh:
John Cunningham TO Juda Cassidy-lot in
Washington township, March II, 1863. $3.50.
! Andrew Carroll and vile to John VI Latter
ner-50 acres and perches and improvements
in Carroll township, April IL, 1859. 81 100. q.
! VIM. Mills. jr., and wife TO F. P. Tierney-
/ lot in Ebensaurg, April H. S69,. $3.50.
! Walter B Nutter, Attorney for Eben 7. and
/ Henry Nutter, n. d. Eastman and Anna East
man-62 acres and lUU perches in Chest tp.,
April II, 1863, -............... .... $450.
Edward Glass and wife to James Convery,
lot of ground and Improvements in EbeLs-
burg, April 20, 1863, .............S3 So 100.
Joseph Hershberger and wife TO Carl Won
Luenen-320 acres and Sc perches and i'm
Provements in Conemaugh township, March
%, 1850 .-................. So, 900.
Carl Won Luener and wife to Lewis Won
Lueneu-259 acres and 432 perches and inn
provements in Conemaugh township, Novem-
Der 80, 1869, ........... ....... $50, ,7S6
Philip Stoltz and wife to Daniel NJ. Dunn
691& acres and improvements in Carroll town
ship, April 5, 1869, ,...........-.... $l,70O
4. A. Barker and wife and V. ). Barker anC
wife to J ohm A. Vogel-l2 acres and 80 per
ches in Cambria tp., April 20, 1869. $3.50
Wm. H. Sect Ter and wife to F. A. Shoema
ker--hslf lot in Ebensburg, April 81, 80, $3.50
SCARED AT THE AURORA The recen
grand display of the aurora boreslis created
quite an amusing panic among a party o
young folks in Susquehanna township, anc
which has given rise to no little amusemen
at their expense. 1t seems that on the occa
sion in question a number Of young person
of both sexes assembled at the house of
neighbor. and while there some of them in
dulged in card playing for amusement, anC
when the party was absut to disperse it wa
discovered for the first time that something
unusual was transpiring in the blue Vaul
: overhead. Not being posted in things as
Economical, our young friends concluded q
once that all things earthly were about to re
ceiVe their quietus and that the day of judg
ment was about to dawn upon them, finding
them lily prepared to account for their stew
! ardship. A scene Of the widest excitemen
ensued for short time, amid which card
were burned and the most earnest prayer
for mercy uttered, but as the show failed &
go on as was expected, they finally ceaseC
to '.watch and pray" and departed for thei
respective homes, agreeably disappointed N
doubt at the turn Of events, but wiser an(
better we hope for the little scarce occasioneC
by the sublime and unusual freak of nature
HEROIC FEAT.-Yesterday' Huntington
, Globe says: Engineers of locomotives hav
eventful lives, as the following incident
which happened near Petersburg, this coun
! ty, one dav last week, will illustrate: Al
engineer of freight train, wni's approaching
the above named place, saw a child-son o
Mr. Denny-walking on the track about
half mile ahead. He Immediately Ehistled
but the boy did not appear to hear it, ant
kept on walking, the engineer continual,
whistling, and even reversing his engine
Seeing that the boy would not heed, he 60
from his seat on to the cow-ca tcher, ant
. caught the boy in his arms, ere the engin
could touch him. and thus saved his life
We have not learned the name Of this aobl
engineer, but we will be happy 70 publisl
it as soon as we do, for he should be held il
grateful remembrance.
ALL RIeHr.-C. T. Roberts has been miss
ing from home for several days, but as he
known to be in the East for the purpose of buy
ing his spring stock of jewelry, watches, fame
goods, stationery, school books, ETC., his ab
. sence excites no uneasiness. When Cham.
: stock arrives his friends should flock in and sc
| the many beautiful articles comprised IN 1t.
MY WIFE'S CHOICE, AND THE Who'll
family prefer it. Mrs. 8. A. ALIENS In
, PROVED (relo style) HAIR REsroRER o
, DRESSING, (in one botae). Every Druggis
sells it Price one dollar,