The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-21

6Iackick Twp --Ahram Maxim, J os. Miller,
cambria Iwp.-Grifith ]. Lloyd.
Cambria Bor.-Adam Kurtz.
Carroll Twp.-Alexander Brawley.
Oiearheld Twp.-Phil. Cooper, D A. CLARK.
Shest Twp ohm Swope.
Conemaugh Bor.-F. R. Dysart
East conemaugh Bor.-Redinger Zane
Johnstown Bor.-John Z. Hill, Sam1 Fred
erlck, VIM. Marsh. George Peck
Munster Twp. John G Kaylor
Milyille Bor.-William Woods
Richland Twp.-Lewis Dunmire, jr., SAINT
blough. John Ofris. Henry Brown.
Snmmerhill TwP.--Martin Pringle.
White Twp.-Nathan Gates.
Yoder Twp.-Elias Crissman. ir.
TRAVERSE JuRoRs-FIRsr WEEK
allegheny Twp.-Thos. w. Adams, Joseph
Null, n: Driskeli. Blscklick Twp-Robert
GiIlin Joseph S. Mardis. Cambria Twp
Bor--Sam'l Bridges. Clearfield Twp.-John
Behe. Celestine McMullin. Carroll Twp
} j. Kirkpatrick. Chest Twp Phil Miller.
Jas: Kirkpatrick. Coopersdale Bor:--David
X. Hess Conemaugh Twp.-Henry Consta-
BILE. Nehemiah Griffith. Conemaugh Bor-
+. CHATTER. Gallitzin Twp -MichI Bracken.
john Trainor, Daniel Burk. Johnstown Bsr
u ohm Roberts. John Bloch, Stewart NJ CleI-
Ian, D. Morris, F. w. Hav, Henry Bower,
Geo. Statler. James Kilgore. Jacob Hamilton.
jackson Twp james Hunt, Henry Adams.
. David u. Davis Richland Twp.--Isaac
Reighard, Sam'l Hoffman, Moses Kring. Jacob
X Stull. Susquehanna Twp John G. G.
Bearer. Sylvester J. Luther. Taylor Twp
Thomas Kinney Washington Twp.-Conrad
Eager John Behe. Vim Callan, Jas. Conrad.
n. q. Bannan. Yoder Twp.-Michael Barn
hart, Fred Gardner
TRAVERSE JCRoRs-sEcoyD WEEK.
Allegheny Twp-John Dodson. Jacob q
Maggie Cambria Bor.-David Gates, John
Stnger: Conemaugh Bor Mark Graham,
Jacob KOon, Alver Akers. Conemaugh Twp.
-Yodock Kohlsr, David Martz. CIearfeid
Twp -Jumes S~ires, NJ j. Dunegan. Chest
Springs Bor--J ohm McFeely. Chest Twp.
John Ian zey. Croyle Twp.-John D. Wen
roth, James r. Cooper. Carrolltown Bor.-
eneburg Bor--GeOIge A. Kinkead. Josue D.
Parrish, Thomas Callan, Lemuel Davis, John
ID. slough, John u. Thomas. Ga'lirzin Twp.
William Dawson. Johustown Ror-John
Frank, John Berton, Casper Burgraf, William
A. hrIse, Thomas Gore, John Trcttz. Mill
vile Bor--Levi Hornberger, Robert BOYLE.
Henry MichaeIs. Prospect Bor .--J ohm Flynn.
kchland Twp.--Heury Vale, Christian Wea-
yer. Summerhill Twp George Settlemoyer.
Susquehanna Twp Eli s Driskell. Taylor
Twp.--Joshua W. Griftiths White Twp -
Isaac Gates, George Cree F. NJ Flanagan
Washington TwP.--Peter McGough, Thos J.
Parrish, George Iiley, +. III George. Yoder
lWP.--Samuel Harshnerger, " N. EIdridge.
SINGULAR ACCIDENT "A Afdn PronounceS
a Building U"sofe-A, ,Prectical DeanonSt,G-
tt0H.-An accident OF al extraordinary char
acter occurred at Diamond alley, Pittsburgh,
just opposite the Scene>of the late accident
at Pattersou's livery stable, on Saturday
morning.
1t appears that builder, named B. Hoehn,
had contracted to make some repairs on the
building occupied as a saloon by Mr. Bech-
told, and was examining the front. He
stood il front of the building, on the side
walk, and was remarking to Mr.. b. that the
building was not strong enough, and the
bricks would be likely to come cut, when
down came forty or fifty from the upper part
of the building. Some Of them struck Mr..
Hoehn and knocked him down. He fell
forward and into q coal hole. and landed
some six feet below the alley. Although
severely bruised, he was able to walk home,
and no serious results from the strange acci-
dent are anticipated.
We hope our readers will take warning
from this, and go Immediately to the Office
of KERR g. Co.. Brokers and Insurance
agents, No. 1915 Tenth Avenue, Altoona,
Pa. and have an accident policy made out
DON'T delay.
THE enlargement and reftting Of Mr. Oat-
mau's grocery establishment is almost COM
plete, and he can soon boast of the finest
business stand in Ebensburg. The adoption
of the cash system and the reduction of his
prices from 8 to 10 per cent, has added 30
rather than diminished his sales, and he has
determined to give himself plenty Of room to
make grand display and do larger trade
than ever. Mr.. Oatman is deserving of an
iuc, eased patronage commensurate with his
increased facilities for doing an immense
business on a fair and reliable basis.
A RARE CHAECE.-AnY person with
cash capital of 81 900 or $4,000. who wishes
TO invest in the purchase of first class store,
twelve years established, in one of the best
mining and agricultural districts in the
State, can hear of an excellent opportunity
by addressing the editor Of this paper. The
sales of the establishment last year exceeded
$40 600. which can be considerably increas-
ed. Satisfactory reasons for selling. I'm.
mediate possession will be given. Sw.
EVERYBODY SUITED.-The housekeep-
er the farmer the mechanic, the laborer, in
fact everybody. can find whatever they heed
in the way of tools, wall paper. queensware.
hardware, stoves, tinware, threshing machines
and hundreds of other articles, all the time and
at lowe est prices. bv calling at the mahmoth
establishment of George Huntley. who does a
big business and does it on fair, square and
liberal terms.
WHOLESALE GRoCERiEs.-James Conner,
of No 355 Liberty street, Pittsburg, Pa.
has now on hand large and we'll selected
stock of Groceries. Fish, Broo,ns. &C., &c.
He is the largest dealer In salt fish in the
city, and is prepared to offer superior in
ducements to retailers. He also manufac-
| lures brooms, and dealers will find it to their
advantage to trade with him.
VINO CAx Do Better Since he has
received his new goods, Barker has been of
| fering the most tempting inducements to pur-
| chasers, selling prints of excellent quality as