The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-21

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"A live hear was the prize contended for
n Bennington Furnace shooting m atch on
saturday last. The varmint was won by a
man named Wilt, whose "string" measured
fraction over two inches, but when the
incky saootestremarked TO Mr.. Bruin, "wilt
thou go with me TO Galli.zin 2" his bearship
NOT only declined to Wilt, on the spot and
SUBMIT to his fate gracefully, but manifested
some OF the flesh off Mr.. Wits leg with one
OF his paws. He was finally induced to 20
however, after being coerced into tho meas
"re by overpowering numbers, and is low
safeIy Gagged at the latter place.
Three lads two white and one colored
were arrested the other day for Htealing
grapes from the premises Of Mr.. Michael
donovan, in the East Ward. Two other
white boys were implicated in . like offense
at the same place the night previous. but
when they were all brought mp for hearing
before Esquire Kinkead Monday evening
the coiored youth who had peached on the
TWO latter declined TO substantiate the charge
under oath aud Of course they were dis
charged. The other three were fined 81 25
each, hut the little darkey in the only one so
far who has socked up, and he Ia still he.
mind one-fiftt of the amount. Some of the
same parties are said to know more than
the law allows about the grapes or our
premises. but they neod apprehend no trouble
TX they steer clear of temptation hereafter
Mr.. VIM. X. Attick, one of the unfortu-
nate mer burned TO death in tie railroad
wreck near Muncy, Pa, on Saturday last, AS
uetalied in our general news department.
was native of this county, where he was
we'll known, and has n brother, John F.
Atuck, fireman on the Pa. r. r., resiliug
at Z. Conemaugh, and also another brother
george Attick, and a brother-in-l law, James
H. Crainer. the former an engineer on the
same road and the latter n train tiisnatcher
for the Company, living in Altoona The
deceased vas married man, but how many
children, IL any. he had we are unable 10
lay. His remains were brought 10 Gallitzin
or Monday last for inferment Mr. George
ii. Moorehoase, an Adams express route
agent, of Harrisburg, who was thrown from
the express car bv the collision, but fortu-
nately escaped with several severe contu-
Sions and painful cut or two liz q son of
Mr.. James Moorch ouse of Hoiiidayslurg.
and a nephew of Judge II. c. Devine for
merry of this place, but now Of Chest town
ship.
Our OF THE WHKEL.-Following are the
names of the Grand and Traverse Jurors
drawn on Tuesday last ny Sheriff Ryan
and Jury Commissioner Cramer TO serve at
the December term of Court:
GRAND JURORS.
nenford Jas. H., inn keeper, Sd ward, Johnst n
Biadiey Thomas. merchant, Gallitzin borough.
Biemel George, miner, Cambria borough.
Cooper Philip. farmer. Clearfeld township.
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Dillon Patrick, farmer, Chest township.
Davis Timothy. farmer, Jackson township.
FITTINGS } ohm. fumbcrman, w. ward. EbeDsb'g.
Howell John C., carpenter. Galliizin linr.
Hoover Francis; farmer. Chest township.
hipps Msvnus, puddrr. Ist ward. Concmaugh. :.
Hitchue A. carpenter, w. ward, Ehcnshurg.
Kiigore Alex, cierk. 4th ward, Johnstown.
kirkpatrick Jas T.. farmer. Carroll township.
ktarns Philip. farmer, CroyIe township
Luther Valentine, merchant. 3d ward I"hnst'n n.
Mckenzie Andrew, farmer. Allegheny twp.
Noel John, farmer, Munster township:
Tantlinger Daniel, hester. 9th ward, JOhnst N.
Young Simon. butcher. 9Th ward, JOhustown.
TRAVERSE JURORS Rs-TIRsr WEEK.
Allegheny Twp.-Francis Moran.
Barr Twp.-Alex. Brawiey, Geo. Crook, John
BiackIick Twp.--John p. Eirsh, Jas. II. Ross.
Cambria Bor.-Lawrence Bawhamcr, Thomus
Cambria Twp.-Thomas Hoover.
Conemauxh rwp.-,Aiexander Cover.
Conemaugh Bor.-John Horne, james Kirby,
Chest Twp.-Duniel Eckearode, Francis Ear.
Carro.Itown Bor.-P. l.. Eck.
Croylc Twp..Dsn'l hcGough, Jas. ID. Plum
";f cI:srtieid sniess 4wpeIames A Sse'Iy e. Nea.or
Ess, GSnrmn"Eh mus R%r tsSnnpd %.n.r kest'
Franklin Bor.-Danirl PrInRir.
J"hnst9wn Bor.-Genree Arnold. Morgsnzi
H1rner. VIM. Layton; John Sharp.
jackson Twp William Harrie.
Millville Bor.-John Arthure, Robert g. Gra-
ham.
Munster Twp.-Jamcs Criste.
RichIand T~p.-Henry Spiker.
susqnchannn Twp.--Jncob Koon,a.
summerhill Twp.-Jamee shorthilI.
Wilmore Bor.-Arthur Cullen
Woodvsle Bor.-John Hamilton.
Washington TWP. z. Martin, George J.
White Twp.-Geo. r. Miller. Johnv.n scoyoc.
Yoder Twp.-Aaron CroyIe Jacob J. Strayer
TRAVERSE JUroRs-s SECOND WEEK.
BIacklick Twp.-John Ferguson, John Hines,
Isarr TWP George Fresh. jr.
Cambris isOr.-Ja,nes lark. John Hesslcr.
Cambrln Twp.-Gco. W. GttttnYe, Obadiah
Conemaush por:-Edward Connery. Charles
t'Icarneld Twp Peter Flick. John J. NaRle.
Croyle Twp. John Fyc. Michael Muvchili,
Carrolitown Bor.-Andrew II. Hug, Henry
GriItzin Twp.-John Bradley.
Johnstown Eor.-Johr Brasil. Dean 9. Canaan.
David Diberi, John Frank, Nathaniel Horne.
Henry iiansman. Jonathan Horncr' George
Ioretio Bor.-Antrew Kittell. Ed. Shields.
MIne bSrJohn Rasan. John Wods "F"
Ricbiand Twp Levi Eoust, Joseph Gels.
Tayi%r ;or h"TSel nna JGnn com SnySer
Washington Twp.-Jamcs q. Brawlcy, John
White Twp.-Geo. NJ. Cree, Christian Walters.
Yoder Twp.-T. l.. Hunt, George kIiugcr.
Jacob r. Straycr, John r. Sech.
a PERILoUs POSITION, IF TRUE.-A cor
respondent signing himself j. A. NJ, which
probably stands for just Ahead (uO Nun
chansen, and claiming 10 be a subscribei and
reader of the FREEMAN, writes from Gal
li,ziu to tell us that our old frieud-well,
never mind his uame-went coon hunting ON
Thursday evening last, accompanied by his
nephew, whose name will do just as we'll TO
SUPPRESS and reaching the corn-feld
where the var,nints were supposed to be
lurking, the party of the first part concluded
to go around the field, but had not proceeded
very far when lie discovered u coon on top
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