The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS LEFT FOR RECORD nr
ING TIE FOUR WEEKs ENDING oCr 18th.

NC TIE FOUR WEEKS ENDING OCT 18th
F. Christy to NJ. Dimond. Jan. 70. 1870
acre in Gallitzin township p.. 3 so
E. a. Quintard and others to E. A. Pack
er, sept ), 1871. 1861 acres and 81 perch
J. a: stuil to p. NJ & ). Brown, July is, 'OO
P: Collins and Others to Geo. H1ntleyy, ey, isO
MAY May q, $50, 2 lots in Ebensburg. 1000
1855; l6 acres and 81 perches in Clear
R. P. Linton. LIN G sherifr. to 4. Caiiasban. S8@
Sept TO- 1889, lot in Chest Springs -, A.
!. A. a; Blsir as TseS Sheriff, TO A. saupp 90,
Chest Springs borough gh....... I.OOO
VIM; L; Evans to d. ". Jones, Sept. 20, -'''
1870, lSS acres and Al perches in Cam
John Lloyd to Robert D. Davis, MAY o, 'OO
1856, 81 acres in Blacklick township. COO
jacob Fend and others to Mrs. T. Fro
maid Feb. 2S, 1870, lot in Johnstown... 1900
=: ,i:o Is; Ellis 10 BenJ. Hoffman. March Is,
1853. lot in Johnstown. ................ LOO
George w. Osborne to David Dibert and
Others, Sept 4. 1868, lot in Johnstown SSI
a: ;. Rathbone to j. ID. Baldwin, Sept
e, ~, 336 acres and So perches in jack
NJ N. Adams to R. Devereaux, June s,
1871, lot In Washington township -. 100
Il acres and liz perches in Yoder twp. $500
Cambria Iron Co. TO P. Scott, April 20, 0S'
n $50, lot in Taylor township. .......... $50
ID: Powell to D. Powell, jr., May Is, 1865,
J. "A. Krumenocher to c. Farraban&gR, & -'OO0
July Il, 1870. z acres and 50 perches in m
Mary a. Morgan to R. Edwards, Sept. 70, -''-
1863, lot in Washington township -. 1900
1867; ~ lot in Johnstown .:..... -. 1925
Geo: Thomas to NJ. Edwards, Oct. %, "a,
Win. A. simpson to Isaac Gates, June 8, ''O
lS7o, Lass acres in Cambria county 1900
jacob Is26 2. Nagle to John Nagle, jr-, Oct.3,
Jacoo Mast to Joshua Haynes. Oct. 3, 20,
~ $50 acres in Allegheny township. 5000
/ i. u v. n nFxy Not
l28 acres and 100 perches in Cambria tip. 1900
j. c, stineman to 5. g. Paul, May IS, 20,
half acre in StiuemanSville. .......... co
W; H Rose to D. d. Goughnour, Aug. 13,
Gotieib Lessiger to John Shiffhauser.
Sept: q, 1870, lot in Johnstown. 5000
jeremiah Horner to Mary Horner, Sept.
VIM. Jones to David IL Jones, May 5, SO,
lot and impr'ts in Cambria borough. 800
Is, 1870, lot in Johnstown. 900
I Jeremiah McGonigle to Henry Coleman,
summerhiil township. - 5,4oO
Andrew Miller to Geo. Semore, Aug. Is,
1865, 60 acres in Carroll township. -. 600
Bernerd MCGEE to M. Hileman, Sept. 12,
1855, 81 acres in Carroll tow wnship.. =. IS
owen Cunningham to b. B. Martin, Sept.
8, 1870, one-half interest In tracts of
land In Summerh township; COCO
WIN. Griffiths to B. B. Martin, Oct S. 20,
acres and 64 perches in Washington
VIM VIM E. E Evans to Ella. Edwards, Oct. is, @4OO
1870 134 acres and l29 perches in Black
lick township. -. $500
! CaQt. Dan. bradley to Henry I. Cassidy,
Oct. IL, 1870, SO acres and F6 perches In
Munster township. hip...................... 2,400
r: Sanderson to Christian Horner, Oct.
H 1870 lot In Franklin borough 150
An IMPORTANT ARRE=r.-On the 7th inst.
| Chic of Police, j ohm Harris. arrested q mar
! calling himself Charley ones. on complaint o.
! lis wife, who charged him with deserving her
His wife is the daughter of Mr.. Mitchell, o.
| the Fifth ward kernvile. and was married t
al. Il. n
! Allegheny city. last February. Jones hal
| come from the west on the Cincinnati Express
! in the morning, and after visiting his wife WA,
| preparing to leave on the noon train east
| when officer Harris arrested him warran
| issued by Esq. Slrayer. After being taken t.
| the lookup he was searched, and the following
articles found on his person, which indicate
that he is burglar by occupation. and yer!
| dangerous character bunch of large keys,
bunch of small ones, box of matchee, severa
places OF candle, bar of wax, for taking I'm
| pressions. bottle of chloroform. a bottle o
| phosphorus. a small saw, With cost mark I'D oil
| handle, an inch and q quarter augur, with irOI
handle, bowie knife, and some letters from
'psls," signed n. Pearsall (who is now in jai
nj Lev #istowfi1 and George Z. Butter. He als'
| had in a black carpet sack tho following arti
| cles which he had probably stolen: An impe
| rial duplex watch, No. 24,O43 rAl!rolr
time keeper 81. J. Tobias, maker. Liverpool
| No. 6.97I small open-faced silver watch
| No. 274I, B Raflin, Geneva, maker sever
| white sh'rts, chemise, and pair of ruhbe
| shoes. Jones is of medium size. geneel ap
pearance, with long black hair, gOatee an
moustache, and halls from Montreal. He VA:
| taken to Ebeusburg the 10th, where he nov
| is-Jo Johnstown Tribune.
TRAGIC DEATH or An OH JoHSsTowNER.-
| We learn from the Johnstown EcHe that j oh
| nED
moreland county, a resident OF JohnstOwn n
various times, and well known in this county
met with horrible death at Pleasant Hill
Missouri, few days since. The following ar
the particulars, as given in the Pleasant Hi
LEADER:
Last Saturday, Squire MagIIl, an old an
prominent citizen OF this city, got into an alter
cation with colored man at hapman's barbe
shop, which, after passing few remarks re
in the feshy part of the leg. On Sunday morn
ing, for some cause or other, not kuown To III
they met again. at the same place, and renewe
the combat, both having pistols, and were n
doubt both determined to kill his man. w
do not know for certain, but learn that tW
shots were fir ed. one taking effect in the mai
artery in the 'Squire's thigh. He was then cor
veyed to the residence of his daughter, wher
he died from the effects Tuesday about nooI
AS the facts have not been made pub bile, W
been circulated as to the cause of this murde
The colored man was Immediately arrested an
locked up in tho calaboose, where he RENAME
until Wednesday, when he was taken to Harr
sonville and locked up In the county jail t
await further trial"
Youxa MEN's CBRIsrI AN AssooI ALTON -Th
Third Annual Convent Of the Young Men
Christian Associations of the State OF Penn
syIvauia, will convene at Scranton, Luzeru
} county. on Tuesday Nov. 9th. 1910. closiu
! it's session on Tuesday evening. De egates al
expected from all the Associations in the Stat,
among whom will be many of our most prom
, nent ministers and earnest Christian worker
, A most cordial IN ritation is extended to min
listers and Christian laymeH in town and cour
, ! try districts where there are no Association