The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-13

Bearer. 5oseph, farmer, Carroll twp.
Behe Henry carpenter. CarrolitOwn bOro'.
Benson, James, steel inspector, 1st ward, Johns
Binder Is. J.. landlord. CarrolItown boro'
Border Conrad. mason, 9Th ward, Johnstown.
Bomgard ner, Isaac cooper, Kchiand twp.
BotdOTf, David, wagonmaker, W, ward, EoensourS.
Bradley, Hugh, puddler, LIST ward, Johnstown.
Burkey. ID. H. carpenter GsllitEn boro'.
Butland. Chas.. plaSterer. 7th ward, JohnstOTn.
Carroll VIM H. boss 4th ward, Johnstown.
Cawley. James. farmer, Clesrfield twp.
Davis, Rowland, street commissioner, Z. ward,
Ebensburg-
Dean. samuel. farmer, Reade twp.
Deitrick Martin, farmer, Chest twp.
Dimond, James. miner Portage twp.
Dirnoud Robert. laborer, Prospect boro.
EIdridge James foreman I'd ward, Johnstovn.
Gardner, Henry H, farmer, Reade twp.
Hoover, Philip, farmer, Carroll twp.
Kelly. Martin r, labOrer. Gallitzin boro'.
kitteI, Andrew carpenter, Ioretto ooro'.
Knepper. John. Jr., miller. Croyle twp.
Leve-good, Jacob j., marble cutter, sth ward,
Maltzi. Jacob. butcher, 2d ward. Conemaugh boro'
Mason, Orin, Iahoror, Z. ward, Ebensburg.
Mayer. George, merchant, Sd ward, JohnstoWn.
NJ tller, J. r.. laborer Taylor twp.
Mitchell, George, carpenter, Woodvale boro'
Muller John. gentleman. lst ward, Johnstown.
Myers, Chas., blacksmith, Adams twp.
Myers, o. p, miner. CrOyle twp.
Nipps, Wm. 7, clerk, CrOyle twp.
Noon, Ephriam, laborer. Conemaugh twp.
Roth. Christ, pattern maker, 18th ward, Johns
Ryan, John. ex-sherff, ID ward, Johnstown.
Shea Henry o., machinist, let ward, Conemaugh
borough.
Shetzgcn, John, Iaboror, 1st ward, Conem$ugh
Snyder, Samuel farmer, Taylor twp.
Strittmntter, Frank, farmer; Carroll twp
Troxel, So amael. farmer, Reade twp.
Walters. George, farmer, White twp.
Wissinger, John, farmer Jackson twp.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-sEcoND WEEK.
Barnhart Isaac. puddler, 9th ward Johnstovn
Behe, Henry, carpenter, Washington twp.
Bheam Clark, miller Jst ward COnemaugh boro'.
Brown, Chas. J., teacher. Washington twp.
Brown, p J merch ut, Wilmore boro'.
Burgoou. Luke, miner. Washington twp
Burtnett, John, hooker 2d ward Cambria borc'-
Butler, Thomas boss, 1=t ward. Mulvlne boTo'.
Cree, John A. farmer, Reade twp.
Crum, George, farmer, SummerhiIl twp.
Davis, John J farmer. Cambria twp.
Deitrick. Philip, timer, CarroItOwu boro'.
Dunn, Henry, farmer. Barr twp.
Edwards. VIM. heater. Ist ward, Milvlle boro'.
Evans, Lewis O.. foreman, 2d ward. MIlyille Dor.
tish. Martin, merchant, lst ward, Cambria horo.
Foster, Andrew, merchant Sd ward, J ohnstoWn.
gallagher; John; tanner, Allegheny twp.
Garman. James B., farmer, Susquehanns twp.
Goh, Peter, 5oiler-maker, 1st ward, COnemaugh
borough.
Harker, John, machinist, IsJ ward, Conemaugh
EIarshberger, Anthony. Iaborer, franklin boro'.
Hughes. Wm. R.. farmer. Carroll twp.
Kelly. Patrick. laborer. ID ward, Cambria boro'
Lake, Herman W, miller, Ist ward, Conemaugh
Laymon, John p, farmer Conemaugh twp.
Leidy, David. farmer. Jackson twp.
Link. Henry, farmer, SusquehanRa twp.
Litt.e; EdT9rd :, carpenter, Allegheny twp.
Mlittr alexander, farmer. Richlanu twp.
MiIler; jacob NJ, carpenter, Richlaud twp.
-NecS, benuett, 6alOun-kecper, Rtchland tWp.
OSporne, WIZ. b.. mill hand. lst ward, JohustOvn.
Pfaffer, Antout roller. I'd ward, Cone1naugh boro'
Raush, John, straightener, Ist ward Conemaugh
borough.
Robinson, Il. c., pattern. maker, 9Th ward, Johns
town.
Sharp, George. farmer. Munster twp.
Stutzman. Samuel $. farmer, Taylor twp
Swank, Samuel, potter, Sch ward Johnsforn.
Thomas Jacob. farmer Elder twp. L.
Trainer, John, laborer, Tunnelhifl boro'
Ndll, John h, tanner, Richland twp.
v Al DftuCr, II. u. farmer. Rcads twp.
Weakland, Peter. farmer, Susquehauna twp.
W eavcr. Abraham. farmer, Richland twp.
Wissinger, Nathaniel, Iaborer, Stony creek twp
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PROBABLY AN ELoPEMENT Miss Jennie
Weifel IS the name of young lady who for
several years has been emplOVed as a clerk in
Mr.. Z. Zang's shoe store on Main street and
who in that capacity made great many ac-
quaintanceS throughout the city. She board
ed with Mr.. Zang, and was treated as a men,
Der OF the family. Her father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Welfel, live on Bedford
street, in the rear of Swank's hardware store.
and are very respectable people Miss len
Lie was quiet and lady like did not 90 our a
great deal, and had no callers of the male
persuasion. 1t was believed that she was
and Mr.. and Mrs. Zang placed the
most implicit confidence i'm her
Last evening Mr. Zang and his wife went
to the German Catholic Fair, leaving their
younE children in Miss WelfeIs care Thev
did not return until late hour On enter
ing the house they were surprised to find that
Miss Welfel was not there, and on making
an examination OF her room they discovered
that her clothes, trunk, and all her belong
iugs were likewise gone. The young Iadv's
parents we've informed OF the circumstances
tmis morning, ana were greatly shocked.
They had never suspicioned their daughter.
and could form no idea of the cause of her
strange disappearance.
The matter was thoroughly investigated TO-
gay, o9J nothing was learned beyond the fact
JPat MISS Weitei had an old lover by the
name of Hoffman, who formerly lived i'm
hernvliIe, but has more recently been work
ing IN Homestead, near Pittsburgh and il il
supposed that she NAV have elOped with him
lie was IN town short time ago, and Miss
Nelfel met him on several occasions. and il
IS said that he was here again YESTERDAY II
i pam mat she had assistance i'm removing
her trunk, but, if she went away with Hoff
man, her friends are at loss to account for
so much secrecy. IS there would NOT have
been any strong objections offered to tbeir
marriage, though il is understood that they
upOralded her several years ago for encour-
aging his attentions. Nothing could be learn
ed about her at either of the stations a,d
her parents are deeply troubled. The Young
man Hoffman referred to is son OF a Mas
terer OF that name who lives on the South
Side.-JohnStotcn Tribune, 10Th inst
SHOOTING AFFRAY AT SOUTH FoRK.-Tbe
1OuoWlpg particulars of shooting affray at
South Fork, this county, are Cleaned from
the JohnSiown Tribune of Monday last
At late hour on Friday night last miner at
south FORK named Thomas i. Wautz was shot nv
young man named lIsrtfu Rouser. OF the ga me-
village Ite wound WAS not serious but The bul-
let was weiaimed. and il is evident that R1vserfs
nteht was deadly. Wentz came 10 town on sat
urcaN and made an In nfOrmation aga inst bs sssafI
ant. before Squire Cox. charging him with as
saut and battery with intent to kill with car
ryinE concealed weapons. A warrau for Ronseri.
arrest was issued and placed IN the han az n n
ofhcer, who was instructed to serve il AT once hnt
on his arrival At South Fork he learned thar Rom
ser had that morning departed for healthier
part OF the country. Wentz saws that on Frfd,v
night he and several other men met Rous~r in a
grocery store in South Fork They we're a II
friends together, and when Ronser purchased a
Ie cents worth OF ca ndy they poked fun at hfmi
saying that he had bought IL for his girl Rouser
Indignantly denied ha wing bought the sveetnes,
Tor any such purpose. Wentz however n rsista5
IN taunting him, and WAS finally invited outside
bI houser 70 have settlement. The two a adiourn-
ed 70 the street, when ROuser suddenly vyliiDDad
out revolver and discharged il fair in Verf1s
let breast. The bullet passed through a heaviIv
PADDED cavalry Jacket. vest, and two yroolen
SnlTts but ioTtunat tely struck rib. and zIapcing
uid no serious injury, though a flesh wound was
made directly above Wentz's near. Rouser is
aged about - years Wentz Is so years old ana is
n coal miner He is also a very fndiscreet man
BY the fact that he let everybody at Soufh E'orLI
know ne was going TO have ROuser arrested tins
giving the hot-headed youth plenty of time to es
cape. %
The Johustown Tri5uee saws that Nut-
ter, Cunningham & Weakland is the name
OF firm which has purchased LARGE timber
tract near Confidence, Somerset county, and
are making arrangements to cCnvert the
tulbeI INTO lumber and shook. They will
carry on the business quite extensively. OF
the above firm Mr. John Cunningham is II