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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07
COsTWTSE SECATION.
- ALLElEJ l,.TEHNIEW.

FDITOG FEETN sit seems the PittshurCh Com
ue-Cfrf has me '-iuterveve1," " sld the fohustu7vH
Iyibflue copies IL. take neither Of these VrG5grs
and neither Of the editors had tho good breed Eg
to send ne cory. Hence no time 90 reply aud
correct
The ..irtrr.icw'' was rcw= 10 me tI'l ! came to
its cuurl --i0u. where . stEts-: And here Nj
.fohrst, w. who had been Uuos-,Iy i-5rIug 1t the
Hupy. the counter. iu the. Seventh Avenue Ho-
Tel Office. all the while that he tikiIg stepped
Of to corner and +le Interview cafseI-' This
go Toast. D. correct. From his frn.tdeUcs in si-
dressing rre. stranger aal hrTFag q most SilIs-
ter aud E.IlsI0oUs htu--!nE couI-el nee 7 zn- b III
down for common thief. and iu---l OF la-riug AZ
the floor cy"s rested nan looms ugr-
cJ. "s had NOT yet laid my BIN and when step
i,ri OF CORNER and found my lock et-FUCk
s8fe, took no further thought ut the interview.
The Interview - given is mot ,rUr. Some OF
the rernu-Es 1 ulav ave ~ tGc because Like Hot
spun under n similar bore.
Answered ue-IectlnaIy. know no: what"
he.lsburg. Nov. 3. 1872. r L. JOHNSTON.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

a WovoE-rE.L CLocE.-tn artisan OF Altoona
hIs hNru working fur seventeen wears en- 80 won
dcrfl,l clotS'' which is to- be ready FOR Inhibition
next Nrw Years. j. ler'3es siTty-hro automatic
i.surc---a beer en-5an. with men drawing beer
and passing al uut: i5nseci cil-mill iu ruuniuE
Crl=- vIti UHlf dsZeB worzlpn euZ.l yci IN dIf-
feTelt parts o. the business: II blacksmith shop,
with men harmeriuE i-nn and others sh0eiuR
horses women bring NJ ref 9 -HTu-uts: summer
house. f1uutJjns ana games IA progress: quarry
With rr1 le0i ~ stones: 2 - aT-ruiil t1ruiuE out
miniatur- hJI7lS: = shoe factory. with mon and
women working "a different parts Of shoes -rist-
mill with 3 W Az bringing grain TO % hopper and
others carrying tuf bags while buckets 20 up
and down aud Inili-stOne- buzz residences where
visitors call and servants about thejr work etc.
etc etc The willis are driven nv water which falls
from tfs tor and is drawn up gain. The whole
Pic ted co1ujvIuc1 is run b weight Of nine
~ pounds s-JotrSfo,CH Tri5aue
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

ASALYzED the flowing tear
Upon nv Ann EIizS'S lash
! foVui its chief component parts
We're sodium. chloride potash.
And when she hlushed made = note.
'.Hcr veins and arteries. see,
Arc ~ the intersections large,
which sends the color flowing free
Further ignition revealed the fact that Ann
Eliza had on her feet. and tEe reason xiv en-
why this was thuS was that sic had huuEut her
shoes eIecyLere than Hr the tfTeIt Eastern Boot
and SSn,e Sore. ll1I Eievcuth 1yCIEe. Altoona
The shoes sold gy =. Biume lthal ere lto no COTus
lie has largo assortment. fresh from tie Eastern
markets. and boots. shoes and slippers for mon
and bows VOL. We advise our readers to 20
and him.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07
!. q. LAKE. Register.
Registers OHce, Ebensburz, Nov. 8, 1879.

- HERIFF'S SAIF.-3v virtue of a
~ writ Of kii-s TcnS. Ezoou.. iszlcd out OF the
UrrhaEs Court ana Court q Common FIr4s Of
CamhT.s county and T. mo directed. there VIII lie
exposed 20 public sale the Court House On Eb-
enSburg on Saturday, N7-al5sr t. 1872. at clock,
?. ". he following real cEt--'. 70 wiz:
III the right title aud interest 90 Isaac t. and
william Lutte OF. in ana TO piece or parcel Of
land situated in Susqucuanra township. Cambria
county, Penn a adjoining l1nds o. John Gardner.
Adam Luiay, Pete- Ji--r2aE. and William Gar
-nfC, containing 80 acre more OF ,Ess about 50
orrcs OF which are clefT7d n.vicg thereon erected
on ga uC-I-lai story plank house ard frame str
bic, now il ths occupancy Of W-l. Lutte. Taken
IN execution and TO De sold ~ tre salt cf J. r.
BackhOuse and Sarah Ann, bis wife in right %
said Sarah Ann.
Terms or SALE--D6c-th - Or tbs purchase
money 20 be paid whom the property Is Knocked
down. and Tho r'raining tv0tHiTds 5cfors th- con-
hrmation OF the decd JOHN RYAN. Sheriff.
Shcrih's once, Ebs1sburz. Oct. -. 1879.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

AERAYEp IN Fnow-white pants and vest,
Aud other r'i-nCnt falr 10 view.
] stood reiore nay sweetheart. Sue
The charm ia2y Crc ttGIe ] love best.
Tel and dues Iav costume Fuit7
] ask that apple Of my eve.
And thea the rh4rueT made reply,
"Dh. ye-. gE 10 lO,k awful cuts ~
Tho-e garments vs-o holght from Simon &
Tse 80 %. irl. next door 10 iue Iustuire, Altoona
To &c sure. saowviIitH pants and -osr ars uot suit
alb % this time SI EC -r. Dut they haH iiu 2ut
winter .Ir equally elegant. Their new stock,
Just received. is exceptionally largo. aud c .ch
piece Is magEei down te bottom prize Indce Z,
They aver they cannot lie uuCersoId Ia Ie4usyl-
vunia. PuJrOulzc them
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

I 4ftiFFT = y \ - VI = j g.
w Notice II hereby given tLgt tho following
a. .pralsemcnts ui personal property appraised AID
set APART i-- the widows OF dscsdsuts uuLe- tie
Act u Assembly of the 5tE CI April, A. -. 1855,
have been hlcd ig the Registers Office 81 Ehels-
burg IN and TOR the county Ct Cam rI. aud vl 10
presented 90 the Orphans Court Of said county fo-
confirmation and all.-au-6, OF ,4rtEr-crg- f5- ID
dog gf December. {. =. 1872, 20 Wit
!. llyeutgry and sIP-sisen au- Of certain psrscr
al property appraised and set part tl- sErah :.
Davis. widow % David Z. Davis, late ~ oHrst0vT1
Borough, deceased .-S,l1-#.
.. 1u--ut-ry and appraisciusnL o. certain person
al property praised and sst part for EGto No
bea~cr. lata o.. JOhuslrs-u borough. deed -4gSC&.
.. lnveu CRY and al,Q-iseIucu. CT certain person
Al property appraised and So apart for Aye.
widow Of Philip Hysr, late Of Adams tcTush.p, de-
ceaset.--S3]u %.
:. Inventory and arprSisc1le1t OF certain person
ri property appraised aud sot apart or Ns-Ty Jane
Horuer widow Of lveSter iiornCT. lcts " Taylor
tO~nship. &c casCa,-s5ss5.
s. Inventory and sFp7liscmsut q c.rtain real cs-
tst3 appraised and set ayart for MARY fuTrv. wild
CIV o. Jamcs Turey, late q Munster township. de-
csssel,-S5CC. 90.
c. Inventory and appr7isc-ae0t Of cortsin serson-
81 property appraised Snd ret Iart for Mary j.
HeeS. widow u DaTt: y. Rscs, iats Of Johnstown
H. Ea~, - gt.l -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

CHERIFF'S SAIRS.-By virtue Of
- suudry w-lts Of Fl. Fa- yend, EEpoa, and Aliss
Neud. Expou.. issued out Of the Court Of Common
viii be exposed 20 public -aie - the Court House
in EbenshurE. on Monday December Ist,
1879, at ocLocS p 81, me following described
real estate, % Wit;
ALI the right, tale and interest Of wm. Etel.-
man. or IN and toa piece parcel Of land situated
I'm Caubria t1wush'p Cam hr county. Pa. sdloin-
Ing lands OF Hartia Mnnday. Deiange s Dean,
David NJ. Davis ana others contalnrnG lyl acre:
more or less. unimrroved. Tssen IN execution and
70 be sold ~ the suit Of A d. Cr.Ete. late TreHsu
Of q mhria county. for use Of R. L. Johnston.
Also all the right. tito and interest OF Patrick
Mulisa. Of in and {" piece or parcel OF land sit
mated in Sumnernil township, Catnnr-a county,
Ps.. adjoining lands Of james boran. heirs Of Ed
" Grew. deed and heirs o. Daniel Black decd
cont tlniuN o acres move or less aout gt acres of
~ ch are cleared. having thereon erected p two
story p ank nouso and bank BORN. now IN ,he oc-
and TO he SOLD at She Flt OF the Commouv calth OF
Pennsylvania Tor use Of Francis Mullen.
ALSO: all the right title and interest Of ". A.
NJ G"niEe Of in ard 20 rieceor parcel Of land sit
atef IN PORTAGE towu-tiu. Cambria county Pa,
and Lavauis Brown. containing $50 acres. more or
less Taken ia execution aud 10 be sod az tho uit
Also an tho right title and Interest OF John
Grouse. o. ia and TO = lot o. ground situated In
fronting on tie south oa sIliu street an the north
On the cast y Charles Wharton. nav -nE thereon
erected q l-rz1 two story frame tavern stand and
plank stable. uos ia Jte ct-l-nrE o. Hhu Grouse.
Of in and - 'ss0 lots or ground siiusted in Chest
Springs borough. bounded on the Hprth by sa NJ
ley. or tEs -oGth by - street. on tho east by
C9ree-'s alley. ou che wcst by John Wagacr. hav-
Ing thereon erected plank slab'o. TAKEN ir
ecutiOn and TO be sold - the sult Cf Max Kline
AMI QUO F-y trading az EEtz Kline * Go.
Also. all Ire rlEhr. titl- and interest Ct George
W.-willer. o.. IN aud 60 piece or parcel uf land
-it1stcs iu Barr township. Canhr.7 county. Pa.
sdT1in.EE lands " Nrl- shank. John g. c. Bear
81. Afrs. Hsfc. and others. oo-t0. ming s. gc---,
more or iess about - acre esRred. haFias thereon
g-tet q. Cur-a1da l,.lf scorv fog Icu4s eU1 lCg
stable now IL the occupancy % Geur-e N!-ullier.
IaErn .l execution and 90 Re solt - the suit q
John IfvtE.
TERMS or SALE.-DEc-thi~a 1i the purchase
money O. be paid when the property Is knocked
down r..i -l" RENAL I tsvu-ihi-- before tue con
f-mstion of the deed. JOHN RYAN. Sheriff.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

SHlLOH'S CATARRH REMEDY.--A marvel
Ions Cure Tor Catarrh. DiphJheTiH. CaukuT-m
aud Headache. with zach bottle there is an inge-
nious nasal INJECTOR fer successful treat
msnt o The conf VlainJ without extra charge. Price
- st~.d ~ - j. Iz,eYP. Es-s8%rdrT-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

a Z II IIVIL = NJ I II =. In TTIH Z HUTL
"a % Common Pleas Or Csmbri- county:
In the matter Of tho first aud final Nccount OF
Holm Lloyd. Assignee Of Theodore and Ellen Ba-
ke-. And now, Tth Deto9eF. 1879. confirmed abso-
lrtely aud +. q hcrr. Esq ~ oiutod Auditor 20
distrIbvte From the Record BY the Cont
Notes is he-5 - given that viii rt Il NV otsco
II Ehen-burE. Ganr-la comfy. Pa. o. glrss1su.
E5.E N0~-rsbEr. 1872 at O'Clock p ~ TO y'0ll,
the DIT G. 81 said appointme I. whom and where
all parties interested attend q they see uroer.
Oct. - Is79-5i. l.. -. KERR, Auditor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

Now DOTH tie prudent turkey gOhl e. scan
The extra corn dung ot!i 10y the Old Mal
Aud. thinking Of TuanSs- giving. far aGd din,
Doth iu Tie pear tree take the highest limb,
Resolved % fast aud stay forever siin.
That Is one sort Of prudence Another is where
a man passing by mere shoddy houses. with their
EperiouS ciHV-trap HreteusiuuE, goes 10 the Star
Clothing Han. IJ9 tiIatna street, Jphustpwn,
when no wants 20 bay suit oi read y-Tnada cloth
INK James p Murphy Is the proprietor, and hrs
reputation for fair dc,ing is co-extCuStvr with his
scquaiUts uceship. lie has just received q very
lsrge stock o. fail aud winter wear, which he VIII
sell very cheap.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

A SSIGNEE-S NOTICE Notice is
"a hereby EiVcu theL David II. PrI1EIc Of Crovlc
township and AEncz MA vie, have made 81 -
sl.snmcat OF the estate and cGeo.s OF the said Ds
vld Vi. Priuglc to the andersigncd for the benefit
Of creditors All persons Indebted 10 the said Ia
vid ". Pringie viii therefore make payment ~
tho undersigned without delay. and those having
cgTuS against Linn win present tho 81 proi erly
enthentca;cd FOR settlement.
UENF&- WALTERS,
Oct. 24-5t. Assignee O. David ". Pringle.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

GET OUT DOOES The close confinement
of all factory work gives the operatives pal
i'll faces, poor appetite, larEuid, miserable
feelings. poor blood, inactive liver, kidneys
and medicine in the world cannot helm them
unless tlIev Get out of doors or use Hop Bit
tiers, the puvest and best remedy, especially
for such cases, having abundance of health,
sunshine and rosy cheeks in them. They
cost but trhe. See another column.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

Chow Jaeks1s's Best sweet Navy To
eeSr Ft-4S-fvA1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

DAVIS Observation-Disclosures. NJ t-r house oi
the brides mother. Hy W. A. I Sara -erIa.d. y -.
Nj. Thursday Oct. a.th. NTr. J. ELLIOTT DAVIS,
of F.oer~Hr-g. 10 Miss FLry. BE--8S, Of Cambria
county. Pa.
81 saw two riouIs st morning.
IiHE'd with the rising zun;
AMI 10 the dawn rh"y gJ1Jel OF,
And mi E4gleG into one
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

E8-THe q ee back Labor candidate Tor JaTy [
or fr-re vi il,Ive-tsl lfIy neg q -ts ID c.ote
d-Id township. where he resides. cont.l5otei a7.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

PEAL ESTATE ~ TIE WEST. The Den
yer Land co. offer in another column aitcTn-
a., lots iu their edition. These alternate
lots are in fact given way. though u0mi-
nal charge nf one dollar is made for the deed.
The Company limit the number puvrhasao.e
cities of the West have been started in q
similar manner, and those who secured lots
then, find themselves now in possession Of
valuable property The opportunity does
not often present itself Of making an invest
meut in Real Estate at such prices. The re-
liability Of tie Company AMI their title to
the property being well established, there
could be TO risk. With tine prospect for q
rapid increase in value. Denver has had
such wonderfully rapid growth, = Is pro
h5hic that tile land offered will be speedily
taken up.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

TIE BEA CTIFTLfT ECTATRTA, whose brit
lianJ attractions Of miU.i and person dazzied
gui enrHutrrvi the world iu ancient years.
preserved her natural l1vr.iue-s and pro
iuug"d her fc TAR apyoHd tHc ordinary ljn.t
of existence. Size strictly observed the rules
of L-l.LG. and never rrEuiltrd Tie seeds of
disease % take root iU her system. Her fair
and debate ru.nn.rNiau was rata med ivy the
application of rich and suht.r pmuIiruts tie
raven trn-scs Of HajT, flowing in wavy lux
uyiaucc 20 her ankles. were NouTSErd 1y the
costly uu-urur-. and the m1rnji 'rut sym
mptry of LrT person was Sustained by Per
fccty = healthy organism. T'err are many
Just rs handsome women NOW living, and
tlri- charms can I've developed by 81 Hp'a and
easy mcthuds. Beauty viii fade from tie
iufurrcts ii disease, and neither maiden
wife nor mother can b. happy If unhealthy.
For headache. aaek1.he, GuiiUeSS, and viri-
nUs rtlcr bad sensations. a thorough cure Is
Wa3c hv SauiIliI,r- i clrauSes the blood,
ds,-ls disease, and builds mp the whole
body. Stn3Hius Lotion is an iufallible
cuge torali eTartirns, piup''S, hl9tcGe~. etc.
Wilde just Is accommodated, u~r as directed,
ur money refunded. Price 81. Ask your
druggist.
Pslyrz. Nov - Is-s.-Dr. C7urod 5 West IAN
ST.. y " - tuI.itHs ar. - Ula.Ilc i-nj-sf cured
a.- OF wgak h.cE. ~hi~i5 , had for hre ycarz--zo
weak tr-t could scarcely l!'t auythiu2- II felt
saru-tlr-.T 1S t-rE gatH-r, NJ there sud
srf1 tueS trs TEia reached 10 tle lu~cr TART of
-ly >iarng-h. atl wiling % let Other T women
who susfer like me Know IT, Mrs. n. I.CCas-
Dr. Gounoi's great medical work, fuI of
interest, over 30 pages. Price 81. Send
for II.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-07

POSITIVE Results. are numerous
remedies that cure sometimes and become
trusted ~ useful but uOue have ever proved
50 erfcctual-cured so many and such re-
markabie cases-as Dr.. Ayers medicines
The Cherry Pcctoval has restored numbers
Of uaiientS who were believed TO be hopeless
Iy affected with consumption.
Ague Cure breaks up chills and fever
quickly and surely.
Ayers Coinrcnnd Extract rt SarSaTari'Ia
rradic.tcS scrufuia and impurities Of the
blood clpanscS the system aUi restores il TO
vigorous health Ey it, timely use many
troublesome disorders that cause q decline Of
health are expelled or cured
Ayers Pills and their effects are too well
known everywhere 10 require any com
rncudltioa from NJ mere. Scranton (PG.)
Times
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption is
certainly the greatest medical remedy ever plac
ed within the reach Of suffering humanity.
Thousands Of once hopeless sufferers now proud
Is proclaim their praise for this wonderful Di-.
covcry, to which they owe their lives, Not only
il posit1tiy dots Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, but IloIrscnc-s
and all affections of the Throat Chest and Lung-
Weld at once to its wonderful curative powers as
i 10y magic. We do not ask yOu to buy large
bottle until yuu know whatloa are getting. We
Therefore earnestly request that yOu call on your
druggist f.. Y. Griggs, and get trial bottle for
tea cents, which Viii convince the most shcp'I.
Cd Of is wonderful merits and show YOU what a
regular one dollar size bottle will do For sale
by +. Y. Griggs. 90
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

The lecture on Tuesday evening, of Gen. Franz
Sigcl, on The Saskatchewan it is and what it
should be-" drew out full audience of our Ger
man fellow citizens The General is not what
one would call fluent, eloquent speaker, like
Carl Schurz or Col. Hecker for instance, nor re-
markablc for elegance of diction. He gave n
plain, simple talk, but logically arranged and
indicating thought and careful research. He
traced the history of the Sabbath from the ear
licst dawn of history, an institution of the
Jews the Arabs, the Egyptians, &c, down to the
Sunday of the Christians, and its history as such
from the primitive era down through the mid
die ages, and up to the present day His deduc-
ton from the whole was about this: That the
Sabbath should be kept as IA day of rest, of re-
cHpcration, of morality, elevation and patriot
ism. Like all German free thinkers, he had no
use for the Sabbath as y day of public worship;
yet Christian people have reason to bc thankful
that lie was willing to concedc the need of a
Sabbath at all
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

1t is of course nobody's business but our own
and the authors who writes letters to the FREE
TRADER from Seneca or anywhere else, and as
neither the editors of this paper or any persons
connected with the establishment ever reveal the
name of the author without his own consent
of letters or articles that appear in the FREE
TRADER, any one finding out such authorship
must do it in some mcan low, sncaking or Grim
inal way, such as tampcring with letters while
in traRSitu which is pcnitcntiary oilcnse, or
looking over the compositor's shoulder, or steal
Ing the manuscript from the printing office, or
rtsorting to some other scurvy device.
We understand there is "gentleman" in SEN
eca who claims to know positively who the
author is of the letters from that place which
have appeared in the FREE TRADER over the Sig
nature of Sancho Panza, and that he asserts the
author to be Mrs. MERCHANT. We shall do the
gentleman the undcscryed kindness to state that
although he must necessarily be dirty dog, he
is not the criminal or mean sneak in this matter
he is trying to make himself out to be, for, posi-
lively and once for all, Mrs. Merchant is not the
0athor IF those letters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

Our readers will remember "Col." Hurlbut
tlicted himself and his nonsensica twaddle upon
the people Of this city and used his hand as
contribution boX-a system of begging quite su-
perior to that of the fine haired Whitney who be-
gan his labors here Cat s75 per week. by inform
ing his "dcpraved and whisky boated" audience
how the ladies here watch-ed him, and there
chained and elsewhere charmed HIM Down in
Virginia, Illinois, the good people, and they are
good people, are perhaps getting tired of the
eternal inficton of temperance lectures by dead
beats SO when Hurlbut put in an appearance
they welcomed him with a shower OF decayed
hcn-fruit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

The preparations for the grand Masquerade
Ball ut Turner Hall on Monday evening, Febru
airy 18th, 1879 are about completed. The music
will be furnished by seven pieces from the Chica
go Orchcstra-formery the Great Western Light
Guard Band On the stage have been erected
about 100 seats for spectators, each row of seats
being higher than the row in front of it. These
seats will be sold and reserved for ticket holders
at Drefus's meat markell without extra charge
Is cents for gents; 30 cents for ladies. The cos
tuner will reach town on the Sunday train and
costumes may be procured in the hall at any
time after Sunday at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. The cos
tunes have been examined by the committee
and pronounced new and handsome. Indeed nc
pains have been spared to make this the biggest
affair the society has as yet given Tickets fol
sale by Louis Hess, A. Hess & Co.. II. Walther
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VI arrie,l.

In West Ottawa, on Wednesday evening, Fcbru
airy 9th, 1879, by the Rev. Mr.. Ellis, at the resi-
deDce Of the brides mother Mrs. Elizabeth
Rendle, Mr., CHARLES NEwHoLN, of Pontiac
and Miss MARY A. RENDLE.
a large number of guests were in attepdanc,
and aiterithe ceremony splendid collation. wa.
served by the hostess. The presents were nun
erous and costly. The occasion was most pleas
ant and enjoyable. B.
In South Ottawa, on Thursday, Jan, 30, 1879, b,
the Rev. Mr.. Ocker, Miss GEoRGIANA WATTS
daughter of JOSEPH WATTS Esq, to Mr.. THoM
As NJ. MILLER.
A great many relatives and friends witnessed
the ceremony, which took place at the residenc,
of the brides father, where and when everything
Iconsprcd to make the event n happy one. Al
present are most enthusiastic about it and ausu
the most happy results from this beginning, Tn,
bride received many beautiful presents and ''Goc
speeds" from her friends
On Thursday evening, Feb. ), 1879, by the Rev
Mr.. Mcpherson, Miss MARY f. GRIFFITH TO Mr.
NJ. b. ROBERTS.
The bride is daughter of Alderman Griffith
at whose residence the ceremony took place, Il
was an unostentatious hut an exceeding pleasan,
affair, attended by the relatives and immediat,
friends of the bride and bridegroom, from whom
the bride received many material tokens of re
gard. We, Also extend our congratulations to
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts May they live long and
enjoy litcs blessings to the full
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

Mendoza boys are very advanced They sue
school teachers for innictin- substantial corpor-
al pun.Shmcnts, tear up tn benches of the
buildings now and then for ante prandial excr-
else, and carry revolver, for the fun Of the
thing. Sometimes these playihin-. 20 Oft with
"A ban, OUr dl The other day, the ball lodging
in another hoy's--Ioscph Singcr's-shouldcr.
The wnand was painful and the boy stlll carries
The lead At the age ol Il or Il, these boys are
indeed quite large"
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