The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-08-05

Yours, &C, I. l. N.
JURr L1sT.-The following persons have
been drawn to serve as Jurors at the Sep
tember Term of our County Court:
GRAND JURORS.
George L. Bowser, Foreman, Taylor Twp.
Chest Springs Bor.-WIlliam Becher, Peter
M'Kenzie. Francis Cramer
Chest Twp-Jss DeloZier, Jacob DIETRICH
Croyle Twp-Peter Brown.
Conemaugh Twp.-Ephraim Custer, Alex.
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Carroll Twp-John DIETRICH.
Cambria Bor.-Bernard Keelan.
Cambria Twp.-Andrew While.
Ebensburg Bor.-Eugene Barker, Thos. NJ.
Jones.
Johnstown Borough-Jesse Kooken, Harry
" ehn, Henry Zimmerman
Millville Bor.-John ChaInpanour.
Prospect Bor.-Robert Dimond.
RichlaId Twp Hiram Orris.
Taylor Twp-Wm. Adams, George Fisher,
Henry Fritz, George Page.
TRAVERSE JURoRs.-FIRsT WEEK.
AIlegheny-Samn Stoy Mich'l ID CURE.
Blacklick-Thomas Duncan.
Carroll-Henry Bender, Thomas Buck, John
S. Luther.
Clearfeld-Andrew Carle, JOS F. Cooper.
Cambria-William Dishart, John Hughes,
Reese S. Lloyd.
Cambria Bor-ThOmas Judge.
Conemaugh Bor.-David Fulton, c. Hecker.
Croyle-George Kring.
Ebensburg-Dennis Brawley, H. Kinkead.
Franklin Bor.-John Mincely.
Gallitzin-David Trexler, John J. Troxell 6.
Johnstown-J 5. Buchanan, Samuel Beam,
John Callahan, Robert H. Canaan, VIM. Flat
tery. Robert B. Gageby, Frank " q, Hay, Geo.
r. Slick. John White, sr.
Jackson-Henry Anstatt, Emil Klnefelter.
Loretto-William Rooms.
Muuster-CorDelus Dever.
MilIville-John Scch, George Tries.
Prospect-Michae Flaherty.
Richland-John W. Blough, Lewis B. Dun
mire Jacob kiper, Christian W eayer.
Summerhill--Jacob Emgh, Henry Walters.
Michael J. Platt.
Taylor-Samuel Stutzman.
Summitville--John Sharbaugh.
Wilmore-William Butler.
White--Francis NJ. Flanagan, G.. Bowman.
TRAVERSE JURoR--sECoNp WEEK.
| Allegheny--JohD J. Glass.
Conemaugh Bor-- Christian Bifinger Mark
Cambria Bor.-Geo. Alstead, Sam1 Bridges,
John Singer.
Cambria Twp.-Grlthth j. Jones, Vincent
Platt, John Tierney.
Carrorl-Solomon DUNN, VIM. W oakland
CIearfeld--Jos. Dodson, Cornelius Morris
Chest-Jacob CHASER, John Nagle.
Carrolltown-Henry Scanon.
East Conemaugh Bor.-Thomas M'Cabe.
Ebensburg-Lewis Beynon, Jno. E. Roberts
| John Lloyd
GallItZin--J erome Dawson, Jas. L. Murray
| Bernard Myers.
John stewn-GeoIge Fisher, John Galbraith
VIM. Orr, John Parke, A Pfarr, j. S. Title.
Jackson--N athaniel Singer.
Munster-Henry Kaylor, James S. Luckett.
| John Powers.
Millville-Henry Dishong
| Sasquehaura--Joseph Bearer.
Summerhill--James Doran, Edward Lynch.
| Taylor--Isaac Bole, David Prosser.
W hite-David Cree, A. H. Fiske, l. Gates
WashIngton--James w. Hudson.
| Toder-Timothy l.. Hunt, jackson J. Hor-
ner, Noah Meyer, James c. Murray.
| A YEAR OF PLENTY. The year 1868
will be characterized as a year of plenty
There will be plenty of grain, plenty of fruit
plenty of everything, not excepting plenty OF
excellent chances to buy plenty of hardware
| tiuware, groceries, ETC. at the great house
| furnishing emporium of Geo. Huntlev, who
has plentiful supply of everything in his line
and will afford plenty of people opportunity
to save plenty of money by buying from him
You have plenty of chances to try it.
JUST Our The new fifteen cent cur
rency has recently been issued, but we do not
know that any of it has yet made its appear
| ance in this locality. As soon as it comes Fry
will be ready to furnish goods in exchange fol
auy amount of it at the lowest cash prices. II
| the meantime, or any other time, greenbacks
| or fractional currency will be taken with equa
facility at Fry's cheapest of all cheap dr.!
goods and grocery stores, and as much giver
| for it as any merchant can afford to furnish.
| CoUNTERFEITS Counterfeit ten dolla
greenbacks are said to be in circulation. i
| any of our readers wish to know whether an,
Of their KS are of this stamp they should tax,
them to the popular cheap cash store of V. 5
| Barker, and if genuine he will tnrnish then
| with more goods for their money than has beer
| given for a like amount at any time during th'
present summer. Seasonable goods very chsaI
and very pretty.
| r. r. D.-Run Right Down to r. K
Davis's cheap Dry Goods and Grocery Depot
| in the East War1, Ebensburg, if you want t.
see an ample stock, as pretty stock, and as va
| ried a stock of as good goods at as low prices
as have ever been displayed upon the shelve
of any store in this community. Rowley ha
a fine assortment and is ever ready and willing
to deal literally with his customers.
FIRE! FIRE IA whirlwind of fir
passed over a portion of Tennessee the othe
day. If il had come this way it might hav
burned down Leopold Mayer's first class DR.
Goods and Millinery Bazaar, Opera House
Main street, Johnstown, the most extensiv
establishment in that town or any ether town
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