The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-06-10


sequence of his horse tramping upon him.
His life was for time despaired of, but we
believe he is now doing well. The young
lady had a crock Of apple butter and the
lad had a bag of wool on his horss when
the accident happened.
A we'll dressed stranger, apparently Ia
boring under az attack of mania-a potu,
either got off or was put off the western
bound passenger train at CressoR, on Mon
day night last, and went to the Callan
House. where he demanded liquor, but was
refused, whereupon he left the house and
proceeded down the road. and in the
neighborhood of Lily's Station, where he
was run over by freight train and literally
cut to pieces, his head and one of his legs
having been found quarter of mile dis
tant from each other. As he remarked pre-
vious to leaving Cresson that he must go
down Grant street, the presumption is that
he was from Pittsburg, and a Masonic watch
key upon his guard chain bore the name of
j. l.. Irwin.
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 June 7th /:
N. J. Dunegan End wife to Walter B. Nut
ter-72 acres in Chest tp., Aug. 90, '68,. $3.50.
Conrad Yeager and wife to Walter B. Nutter
i acre in Chest twp, Nov. 19, 1862. SI2
VIM. H. SechIer and wife to Walter 3. n ut
ter-72 acres in Chest tp., Aug. 5, '6S,. $3.50
Benz. Benshoof and wits to Jane Moucher-
lot in MillVille bor., May %. 1862. $275.
ID. NJ. Adams and wife to Daniel Slattery-
3 acres and Is perches in Washington town
ship Dec. %, 1868. 66,........-........$ $226.
Geo. Huntley and wife to T, T. Spence-lot
in Ebensburg borough, May 81, 1869. $400.
John Early and wife to John Devlin-lot in
Cambria borough, May %, 1869. ,...... $40.
Geo. Dill and wife and Henry Dill and wife
to John Champnor-lot and Improvements in
Millville borough, October |, 1868, 81 $40.
s. Wharton and wife to 8. n. Douglass-35
acres in Clearield twp, June l3, 1855. 500.
Mary Hazard and others to Philip Rager-
294 acres in Jackson twp, April 9, '69,. 1925.
Jacob Emigh to Henry Walters-lO acres, 30
per, in Summerhill tp., July 4, ga, nominal.
John Roberts, Sheriff, to X. l.. Johnston
lot in Summitville bor., July ., 1856, SI95.
James Conrad and wife to Pa. r. +. CO.
lot and improvements at Lilly's Station, Wash
ingtOn township. April IA. 1862. 49,. 81 ,450.
Johnstown Mfg. Co. to Richard j. Potter
lot in Woedvale, April 81, 1869, ....... $500.
Richard Z. Berkeybie and wife to Isabella
SOns-lot and improvements in Franklin bor-
ough, Aug. II, 1863, 6S,........-.....- 81 200.
John A. Blair, Sheriff, to Lewis Dunmire-
277 acres in jackson twp, Mar. 2, 1862. $l5.
Henry Custer and wife to Saml J. Custer
Clinton Allen and wife to Sam1 J. Custer
piece of land in Richland tp., Mar. 8, '69, $40.
w. W. Harris and wife to JOS. Albaugh-
lot in Jackson twp, April 3, 1869. ; l25
Coleman Fisher, wife and Samuel w Fisher
to Francis Anna-42l acres and so acres in
Allegheny township, Nov. 3, lS43,. $96 ,25.
Jas. @. Fisher and others to Anthony Anna
is acres and So perchss in Cambria township,
March %, 1885,. ....................$ $l95 81.
IA. Shoemaker and wife to Charles Anna
. n a. Ill et,;y
September 81, 1867, ........... $ll7.
q. d. Byers and wife to Hannah Van Scoyoc
Sc acres and improvements IN White town
ship, February 8. 1862. 81, 800.
Mrs. Francs Difenbaugh and husband to
Thos. Brown-lOt and improvements in Johns
town borough, March 4, 1869, ...... 81 $50.
Eliza c. Baird to John and Christian War
ner-405 acres and lO6 perches in Chest town
ship, Septe mher "a, 1862, ......... 81 900.
Jacob KibIcs, wife and Adam Leiden to John
Siberts-60 acres and 25 perches in Chest twp,
S joseph aTi % Beringer and wife to Henry G. Kirk.
patrick--8 acres and rs perches in Carroll
township, April "a, 1869 69........... $500.
DR.. Samuel n. Kern and wife to William
Shorts 255 acres and lS2 perches in Summer
hill township, Nay II, 1863 .......... $500.
Jacob Weaver and wife to John Mulholn-
90 acres and 7S perches in Summerhill town
ship, April is, le6S...... S3fI
James Myers, Sheriff, to John Orner--2 lots
of ground in SummitviIle borough, April 4,
1861. .................., se5.
Robert Hughes and wife to John Westover
so acres in Susquehanna township, April
I6, 1869 $500
samuel J. Horner and wife to Jesse Hoff-
mani lot in COnsmaugh township, June 3.
1867 w $25.
VIM. Hoffman and Jesse Hoffnsn and wife
to A. It, RAnd-lot of ground in Conemaugh
township, June 3, 1861. $1,000.
A Novel. ScAREcRow.-The ingenious
owner of a corn field near town has erected
a novel scarecroW in the shape of a minia-
ture wind mill, which beats an old tin pan
and keeps up such a constant racket that
the crows are afraid to approach the field in
quest of grain. If there was only some ad-
ditional attachment to the wind mill which
would inform passeTs-by that the best brands
of -four, the choicest sugar cured hams. the
purest teas, coffees and sugars, and the most
abuu dant assortment Of canned fruits, lem
oos. oranges, confections and notions sener-
allv, are sold, and sold exceedingly low, by
NJ. L. Oatman, High street. Ebensburg, this
novel contrivaDce would be double bene-
factor of the human race. Since II don't
impart this valuable information, however,
we advise everybody to go to Oatman's and
learn this important fact for himself or her
self, as the case may be.
"The outward forms the inner man reveal,
We guess the pulp before we eat the peel"
Certain I: 10 that n mans dress reveals much
of his habits and character. A cleanly
nan, however poor. will never be slovenly
in his dress, aud on the other hand, care
less man, however rich, will never be we'll
dressed man. 1t pays to dress well, there
can be no doubt about that, and it is equally
certain that the place to dress up at is Oak
Hall, Philsdelphia.