The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-29

LIST oE JuRoRs FOB SEPTEMBER CoURr =
NJ essrs. Thomas Davis und Alex SkeIly
Jury Commissioners, met here last Moudav
and drew the several iuries Tor The ensuing
September term OF our county Courts. Sub,
Joined aIe the names drawn:
L, ..- Grand Jurors.
George c. K Zahm, Ebensburg, Foreman.
JOhn DlSely, Croyle Township.
Patrick Dimond, Prospect Borough,
S. NJ. Douglass, Chest Springs Borough.
rrStrlek Soran, Sutnlnerhill Township
Thomas Fitzpatrick, Cliest Township.
Hugh Gallagher, GalIitzin Township.
q. H3rner; Johnstown.
Martin F; Kelly; GalIitzin Township
Richarf AfUrgan, Johnstown.
Jacob Mouse. Allegheny Township.
Jai JJonn 4; asiiS MGKenzie 1 Chest nsS Springs.
James Murray, Ebensburg.
Jonn 8. Ogden. johnstown.
John PendIy, Jr-, Johnstown.
William J: TieFney, Cambria Township.
james little, Johnstown.
Ben Jamin Wirtuer, Carrolltown.
Andrew White, Carroll Township.
Traverse Jtirnrs-F'irxt Week.
Adams-James Costlow, Syl. Reynolds.
Alleghaay-James Daley, Francis A. Storm.
BlackiickmDayis Bracken, Luther Styles.
Robert Murray, John Mcbride.
Carr0iINDavfd Abrams. Alexander Brawiey,
Thomas Davis, Joseph Gutwalt VIM. Luther,
Observation-Disclosures Houk
Conemaugh Tp.-Abraham Alwine, Ephraim
Wissinger.
Conemaugh Borough-James Griffin, Patrick
Clearfeld-E. R. Dunegan, Patrick Donovan.
Ebensburg-wil A. Jones, james Myers,
Gallitzin-JOseph Will.
Johnstswn-W William Caldwell, VIM. Flattery,
John>B Hay, John Thomas.
Bradley, Edward Little, Mi
chael Maloy, George Mcclure.
- MillviIe-Patrick Connolly, VIM. NJ. Davis.
ProsPect-Edward Little.
Richland-Gcorge OrriS.
Summerhiil-WiIliam Flynn, John L. Hess,
Edward MEG lade.
Susquehanna John Maniou, NJ. j. Platt.
White-Isaac Gates.
Wimore-John McCogan.
Irorefse Jurvrs-SeeOrad Week.
Alleghany-J0hn C. Bradley,
Cambria Tp.-T. w. Shoemaker
Carroll-WiIliam Cole, James Kane, jr.
Carrolltown- Henry Seaman.
CheSt-JacOb kibler,
Clearfeld-Peter Litznger.
Conemaugh Boro.-Joseph Alwine, Joseph
CroyIe-Peter McClarrin.
Coopersdale-Jacob Hoover.
Ebensburg-E. Roberts, Lewis Rodgers, John
Er9nklin, ,,Ephraim Custer.
Galiitzin-rhomas Hagan, Charles o 'Hagan
Jackson-August Link, james NJ. Singer,
Henry Warner.
William Fleming, Joseph Fisher, Joseph Lay
ton, D. G. Morris,
Munster-John Daley, William Glass, james
Aoreland, Patrick smith, Cornelius Deyer,
Nj.
SummerhilINJohn RiIey.
Susquehanna-Augustin Craver.
TaS lor-Christian Bomgardner, Jos. Burket
Joseph 5. Paul.
wGshington-Thomas J. Brawley, Morris
George, Thomas Hewitt, james Itainey.
Milmore-Ephraim Crum.
Yoder--Jacob Croyle, Henry Howard.
CARRoLLrowN Our Carrolltown correspon
dent sends the following news items
On w edneeday last, Willie Flick. about 9
years of age. son Of Mr.. Frank Flick, of Cars
rollIown ame near losing his life from sun
stroke. For several days, bis memory was
seriously impaired and all power OF recognition
gone. He is gradually recovering, and am
glad to hs able TO say that no fears ent er-
rained by his physician of any permanent in>
jury resulting ftom the accident, il such it can
be lied
On Saturday evening, as Nr. Frank Sauep,
Of Loretto. had got about mile on his way
home from Carrolltown, he was thrown from
his buggy ard seriously Injured. From DR.. j q.
j. Oaimsn, who called upon to attend
him, We learn that his leg was broken III
manner known as Potts fracture" in the
neig ghborhood of the ankle and the ut,kls itse f
| dislocated at the joint. Considering the fact
that Mr.. Saupp WAS already cripple from the
"laIe unpleasantness, this injury will set
hard su him We all sincerely sympaLhIze
with him in his new atfiictiou.
| Tux FIRrMEN's PICxlo w e have her eto fore
announced ia these columns that the DauntIess
| FHe Company would indulge III grand cee-
bration on the e Glorious l." and in oui la IT
| issue gave An outline of the programme. 1t
will DO no harm, however. 10 say again that
| the Company will have a street parade at a
IN proceeded by the engine. hook and iadder
| and hose cHGris ges, etc, brass band flags.
ETC., after which they will repair TO Lloyd 5
| Grove Tor a days genuine old d-iashioned recre-
atlun and amusement. At 10 o'clock, the
! Declaration of Independence will be read afte r
which. Grafton i'll be deiv vered by John S
! Rhey. E-q Dinner at ll1a clock. DaIc-
! ing. croquet. etc at IL clock. The pro-
! gramme Is good one. and the management
| are abuudantly able to carry it out a success
ful 6nality. All who desire to pass 1.-The day
| we celebrate" in a pleasant and harml less
manner should strain point to be present.
J SCRIBNER'S FOR JULY.-The West Point Mill
| tary Academy and its surroundings are profuse
ly and beautifully illustrated in SCRIBNE EI's for
July, the historical and descriptive text Being
| supplied by Benson J. Losing. This article
| appears just at the time that public attention
| is attracted to the Academy. Another timely
| paper IL that on Nv oman as u Smuggler and
| Woman a Detective In which one of the
mos. curious and suggestive branches of the
Warmers backlog Studes' (by the way, one
of the best series of magazine articles ever put
lightfuI than their predecessors. ''Draxy Mil
ler's DOwry," very fresh and strong piece o
characterization, by thdt mysterious author
SAKE Holm, is concluded in this number: and
generous instalment is given of Mrs. Oliphant.
AT His Gates" Mr.. WilkiIisOn' IS searching bu
concluded. Then we have a strong ma naturaiistiC
story by James L. Mckay, entitled "Harker anI
Blind" an interesting little illustrated article
an illustrated paper, LAS Others See u.s. by
| Prof. Wilder, of Cornell, - brief essay or
.The Law of the Heart aud the Law of the
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