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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-01-21
THE
PHILADELPHIA
TIMES.
TIE TTMEs ZOE 1851.

The TINES viii enter the New Y ear with larger
circle of regular readers than it had at any pre-
Fleus period Of its history, and the important
events Of the next year must steadily enlarge the
: field of independent journalism
new ADM mis- ti0n Will be inaupnrated. nev
political occasions viii create political duties
/ the great commercial and industrial prosperity OF
all sections, and the tendency of political power
VIII be toward corruption and despotisn as il ever
/ criticism OF authority by peace and plenty.
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I IN the past, absolutely independent of political
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J teertty and patriotism in our statesmanshfp and
70 thc freedom and sanctity Of the ballot. Depen-
deht party organs VIII continVe to babblc about
party men and party measures; to excuse the pub
ne Job6er aud demagogue TO suppress pervert or
oeny the truth when party interests demand it,
.na TO lavish the regulation praise Of the servant
dent newspaper ana TIE Journals when besf re-
uect the rapidly increasing independence of the
people wiz he the great American journals Of the
THE TINES aims to reach the highest standard
of the independent newspaper. &c feariessly OPP
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ofimperial political domination whether represent
opposes sectionaIism North and South as the de
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sT everv sit4 @ t Of te 9ion O. ii0ery ana law i0F
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ucd iu the WEEKLY EDITION. with specially inter
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and the contributors Tor 1881 to this important fea-
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Ell soldiers and civilians Of both North and South
It's large list Of contributors in this and in foreign
countries viii he more than maintained IFS relia-
bic news correspondence is unsurpassed by that
OF any other journal OF the country its various de-
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the home and family circle are constantly cnliveu-
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A CooL-HEADED YoUEe HERo. ZThe
hero in New York just now is n lad the mar
rative OF whose exploits in saving life moves
ladies to send checks for his benefit to news
paper offices. The hero is named Charles
8IcKenna. and it was his misfortune to be
with three younger children, his brothers,
and sisters, during the absence Of both par
ents, when a FIRE broke out in the lofty, rick
ETY. and crowded tenement house in which
their lot was cast. He saw that egress by
the stairway was cut OF, and. shutting the
door, to keep out fire and smoke as long as
possible, and picking up his baby sister, he
climbed out the window 10 a fre-escspe and
descended to balcony on the second floor.
The reporter tells the rest:
Standing on that balcony he shouted TO a
crowd OF men who were on the roof of a shed
in the yard opposite 70 catch the child. and
tossed her to them. She fell unframed into
the arms of q 'lonEshoreman, who carried
her into his own house and gave her TO his
wife. Hold on, BOYS, Young NcKenna
said rs he saw his sister carried away. I've
got two more. In a few moments De again
appeared on the balcony with his three-year-
old brother Hugh, whom he threw to the men
on the roof of the shed. They caught him
unhurt Charles had the greatest difficulty
with his brother James, nine years Old, who
refused to leave the room He got him to
the windew, but the boy would not lump,
telling his brother that he would certainly Be
killed on the tagging below. His brother
finally went to the back of the room, ran to-
ward him unexpectedly, lifted him in his
arms, and dropped him 10 the crowd below
lie was not in the least hurt. Charles then
got out on the fire-escape, around which the
flames were flying. and lowered himself 70
the lowest balcony, from which he Jumped
into the yard, landing on his feet uniniured
save for scorChed hands
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AuNI@ss i II Z I ] VI Is.
TINES BUILDING. Philadelphia
AUDTT0R,S NOTICE n.

Il UDIIOR'S NOIICE.-DAN I. Nc
IA PEAK and MARY MCPEAK (his wifc) vs.. THos.
MULLEN q 0i--ln the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Cambria County; No. 81, Sept. Term, 1880 L. D.
AEos Fgfsf Er.
The undersigned having been appointed Auditor
TO report distribution of the fund in the hands OF
Ihos. Griffith, Esq, High Sheriff Of Cambria eoun-
~. arising from the sale Of the defendants real
tate IN the above stated case hereby gives notice
that he VIII sit at his Office in Ebens6uTg Tues
ddy. February s, 1851. at o'clock in the afternoon
for the purpose Of attending 20 the duties Of his
SAID appointment, when aud where all persons hav-
ing claims arc required to present them, be de-
barred from coming in upon said fund.
4. '. BARKER, Auditor.
EbcnsbIrg, Jan. II. Issi.-3t.
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THE WORLD
FOR 1881.

- HoRLD for 1881 viii be the best and es,ean
5the published in the English tongue on
" Nlth new presses surprising any ever fsfors
~ uIeG even by hoe Co; with new ard
iHed dGlied typographical and business faeiIities
oi al sorts, and with better ornarizeJ teIae-
lC ssl,9ndeneo throughout the world than tRat
1881 viii afford Us resfers daily a eoronIefe ,or.
~ ~ueased anu trustworthy record of all eurren;
-. In Is Five Minutes with the News Of tie Dav
IHE " oRLD meets and keeps pace with the in
cIeaSlnS demands made by rapid transit f6e teIe-
ton of business men. ''o'i
- rs daily cable letters from London bring t,,e
In its Wall street Gossip and its Items for In
aad absolute impartial FlnanciaI Article. TUE
W 0l.Lo Gaily presents an unrivallcd picture not
ly Hl tiie tIue cond tion Of the mutitudinous en-
JPI!ses IN Whleh the adventurous and active peo-
Pic Of this country iHvest their savintrs but also
81 ~ an tne nuetuating Influences exerted upon
ulators Of the stock Exchange.
no man who owns or expects to own an interest
IN any corporate property can afford to miss Cor n
single day the Information daily and excIrsiyelv
sNSI ~ LEE NohLD, not olly as to the natural
values, but also to the plans. schemes and com
D,hiai.ons l which an ineessantIy making and un-
values ~ "AiSo' 'i'oso
THe WoELD cont also every day the freshest.
IAllcst and most iuiructive notices Of everything
@ INC lntcressint in the realms OF art of Itcra-
tuTe nd Of social n
Union, and the acotraqy ana vivacity OF its sport
LnS columns, cOvcfng all the various forms Of
AIhiellc ainusemenfW h.ch have multiplied among
Us OF ltte yelrs- c9amGnd 10 to the rising genera
ucn T. thrOng nghout tie country.
thelAnyEO metnUOlitan morning Journal mo
hshed in the EugHsh language which maintains
an unsW0Tying hdelt ty to the great enduring priu-
SIpies OF the Dem cratic faith in politics The
WORLD for 1881 vii be found. where for the IN st
HNe years IIIE WofLO has heen found absolutely
loyal to Democratic principles absolutely indie
Peh4cnt oi an persons, eliques and factions within
the Democratic uarty.
Tar WOMB win maintain the cause Of the Union
asa INST ectionaism iu al its forms, the cause Of
Eo'd government against corruption in all its
icrinS, and she cause of the people against mon
opoiy in all its forms
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= UDTTOR-S NOTICF.-Tn the Or

"A Phans Court Of Cambria County
In the matter Of the second and partial account
Of Thomas Sargent. John J. kaylor and Joseph
H0gue. Executors OF Peter Kaylor. deceased.
And now. December Is 1850. on motion Of Johns
ton s seaman, the Court appoint Joseph Melon
aid an Auditor 10 report distribution Of the money
IN the hands Of the Executors BY the Court.
In pursuance Of the above appointment. the Au-
dtor named will sit at his Office in Ebensburg on
Iheysdug tie 81 dGy oJ February, 1851 AZ 10 clock
A. NJ. when and where ali parties interested can
attend If the think proper.
JOSEPH MCDONALD. Auditor
Ebensburg Jan. il. IssI.-3t
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.-The un

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The under
IA signed having been appointed Auditor TO re-
port distribution Of the fund I'm the hands of J
Haas, Assignee Of Samuel VIII, shown by his
hereby gives notice that hc Will SIT az his Office H
Ebenshurg- on BeduesaGg Fcbru1Ty ., IsSf. at two
O'clock the afternoon for the purpose Of attend.
ing 70 the duties Of bis appointment, when and
whore ali persons having claims required to
present them. be dcbarrcd from coming in upon
said fund. A V BARKER Auditor
Ebensburg. Jan. "A. Issl.-3t.
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Iss0IIITInN N0rICE

H. The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the plumbing, gas and water
fitting business was dissolved by mutual consent
on the 10th Of December 1850. The books and ac-
counts Of the late firm have been left with !. ).
BOlsinger ior settlement, who viii hereafter con-
duct the business in his own name.
SANU Ell BAILEY
JESSE :. BOLSINGER.
EbensbuTg Jan. :. Is8I.-3t.*
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= DEMONSTRATIONS NOTTCF.

IA Estate of JOHN GILL, deceased
Letters Of admin stTatiOn having been granted
by the Register of Cambria county to the uRder-
signed the estate OF John gill, late Of Gallitzn
borough, in said county deceased, notice is hereby
given all parties indebted to said estate TO make
payment, ami those having claims against the
same to present them duly authenticated for sottle
ment. GEO. GUTWALT, Administ traitor
Galiitzn, Dec. Il, lssO.-6t.&
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Io1.ILDREsN>1.,''sSss ~. u.s. sSE.UOES

on business. The same business carried hl4sl
over to Dewitt, eighty miles away. While
on the way he stopped at a log farm house to
warm his cold fingers. He was warmly
welcomed by the pioneer and his wife, both
Of whom were well along in years, and after
some general talk the woman queried
cam right in thinking you are a widow
er?"
yes"
'Did you come out here TO find wife %
Partly"
''Did anybody tell you Of our Susie o.
s.No.''
''WeHs we've got as bouncing girl of y
as ycU ever set eyes on. She's good looking
healthy, and good tempered, and 1 think
she'll ike your looks"
''Vhere IS she %
cover in the woods, there, chopping down
a coon tree. Shall blow the horn for her o.
''No; if you'll keep an eye on my horse
I'll find her"
"Well, there's nothing stuck up or affect
ed about Susie. Shell say yes or no as soon
be afraid to say so"
The stranger heard the sound of the ak
and followed it. He found her Just as the
tree was ready tn fall. She was stout, good
looking girl, swinging the axe like a man,
and in two minutes he had decided TO say:
susie I'm witower from New York
State; I'm 50 years old, have one child, own
a good farm, and 1 want a wife. Will YOU
go back with me 30
She leaned on the ak and looked al him for
half minute. and then replied
Cant say for certain. Just wait till 1
get these coons off my mind
She sent the tree crashing TO the earth,
ana with as ne n Killed five coons, which
were slowed away in hollow.
''Wen, wha. do You say % he asked, as
the last coon stopped kicking.
'I'm yourn - was the reply, s'and by the
time you get back from Dewitt I'll have these
pelts of and tackled up, and be ready for the
preacher
He returned to the house, told the old folks
that he should bring preacher back with
him, and at dusk that evening the twain
were married Hardly an hour had been
wasted in counting, aud yet he took home
one of the best girls in the State of Michigan
Detroit Free PrerS.
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STRAY PIGS.-Two white and black
~ spotted pigs supposed at that time 70 be some
four OF five months old came 70 the premises OF
the undersigned in Portage '0Wuship. about the
middle of March last. The owner Is hereby noti-
fed that said pigs VIII be disposed OF as the law
directs unless he comes forward. proves property.
pays charges and takes them away before tie ex-
piratiOn OF the time designated by statute
JEREMIAH GLEASON.
Porfare TNn Inn 1881 -3f
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ADMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

~ Estate of Hen RY J. MYERS, decd
Letters Of administration on the estate Of Henry
j. Myers, lar Of LorcttO Borough. decd, having
been granted to the undersigned notice Is hereby
given that y persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to said estbte are requested to make Immediate
pavfuent and those having claims against the
same " present them properly authenticated for
settlement. W, A. B. LITTLE, admir-
Jan Z ISst-6t.
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A nMIS1,R ATOR,S NOTICF

IA Estate Of Es.LEN SwEENY, deed.
Letters Of administration the estate Of Ellen
Sweeny, late of Munster township, Cambria coun-
ty deceased have been issued by the Register OF
said county to the undersigned who hereby noti-
ies all persoas indebted said estate that prompt
payment mutt he made. and those having claims
against the same should present them properly
probated for settlement. r. OFRlEIs.
Dec II IsSb st Adm n stra tor
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MAEING TINE TABLES. The following
description of the apparatus used bV the
Pan Handle road for making time tables viii
be Of interest It consists OF n large board
down each end of which are the names Of
the stations with their distances from the
termini and from each other given, Along
the top and bottom of the board are placed
at intervals OF two or three inches the hours
Of the day, and these spaces are stnl further
divided into twefths, or FIVE minutes The
end OF the thread is PINNED at whatever hour
q train IS desired 60 leave-say Pittsburgh
and that thread, representing the train, OF
course it must move 10 the right rs il is drawn
down the board, giving II an Oblique direc-
tion. The hour 20 which il is pinned at the
bottom represents the time and arri---s,-- !
Columbus and it is evident that H-haso - - 4
intersects line drawn across the boa-t : 5ns-yr
station To station tbe perpendicuiaa s Whit star
intersectiHg That point Indicate gaosted p con
the trains arrival tl4ere. VI eharses aI2 =. . e Z
ing the other way the proc sTfHIas KESsL
and the intersections uf tie Il ST.
sent passing points When the -----
al adjusted as YOU want the traiZN Ef-Af p
you have n time chart of the n : in lullalng
looks a little Ike y soIs nm Sl.'s - . =. :,
mapl, the L. s,sei.lty. 1854
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''How do you define black as your hat o -
asked a schoomaster Of one of his pupils.
Darkness that may lie felt replied the
youthful wit
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EXFCTTOR,S NOTICE-

II Estate Of AUGUSTINE DURnIN decd
Letters testamentary to the estate Of Augustine
Durbin, late Of Munster township. Cambria conn
". deceased, having been issued to the undersign
ed all persons indebted 10 said estate are notified
70 make Immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them pro-
perIy authenticated for settlement.
JAMES :. DURBIN, -.
JOANNA DURBIN. A@NS0'Vois-
Munstcr TMD.. Dec. 10. fSSn.-6t
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

N Estate OF Ann MYERS, decd.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF Ann
Myers late ofI0rettO Borough, decd, having been
nted TO the und ersigued notice is hereby given
that an uerSans knowing themselves indebted 70
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment and these having Chains against the same
will present then properly authenticated. for set
tlemeut. W. A, H. Ii ILL., Auh /
Ian : IsSI.-6t.
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RGEsT ASSORTMENT OF

las prices
hu
ou olr was l11 star iaHn,
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a TDITOR,S NOTICE.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Tb undsr-
4 n signed having been ai-Fgi'rted Auditor 70 re-
rorr Itft,lrrfUu OF the fund la the hands of Jas.
J. kaylor. Executor of Edward 4. Burke. deed. rs
shown BY second account. confirmed Dec. 10 1880.
hereby gives notice thst ne VIII sit at his Office in
Ehensburg, on Monday, FEB Z. 1851, a. O'Clock in
the afternoon, when and whore all peYsOzfs having
claims are required to present them, be debarred
from coming in upon said fund.
a. Y. BARKER, Auditor.
Ebens5urg. Jan. u. 1ssl.-3t.
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INSTR to the residence of
II the subssriber in Gallitzln township, on OF
about the 10TH bf November last black and white
spotted COW. With her right horn drooplng across
The owner Is requested to come forward. prove pro
perty. pay cHsrges and take her away laiiing IN
JAS. y. MCGUIRE.
Ganitzin Twp, Jan. :, 1ss1.-3t.
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EARS roRH MILLION
Foo ChOO'S Balso Of 81 art,s Oil

VoT4fe C.sre f5,-Ilg, cad IS ne only Ab-
This on is extracted froI -,
small white shark can. Pee1ilar lleetes OF
known aS C1rcldr0foa Roi I'd IN ~ NE crow Sea,
fisherman knows IT, II virtue Etety CIinese
hearing wereSdiscovered ~ n restoraLlFe OF
about the yoar 1910 It's cufse 'uadhist I'riest
and many so seeIninsFx Stren,,T,,os eriIo oIosS
entire Empire Its use became - ii1u over tbe
Tor ever see years no Dean ~ ~ S.sal -. int
listed among tbe Chinese ~ sss eN-
charges prepaid, 70 any address a. re , ~,
only imported BY EEAyLOCFtf< 9l 70 ~ Tie.
o' L>fork.
IT'S virtues are uaquesfioHa5lc and il
cFIfafr 0frie as fte t-rffcr cda gere rlTdttte
b0ft from crFerfeHce eHd observation. ~ tess3-
Among the many readers OF the ~
Uart nj another OF the country I'd f- view IN one
numbers are afflicted with deafHesS. soDaole that
may be sud Write at once 10 II ID tq qsueI M le
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you 70 hear lIie any body else. and = VIII ehaDie
ef.afg viii be- pernianerst Yo5t WI nose curative
doing So.-'- Editor Of Nesc YORK nd never regret
Ce5f r5 1880 frcCnfjis ReUtetr,
12-i0. .'S1--6n.
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Daily and Sundays, ono year SI2; six months.
three months So
ally without Sundays, Que GEAR. SO: six NOS.
Al hrec months $3.50 les than three months
n MONTH
TtSINDlT WORLD. one ysnr. s..
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I'm 'Couege Chronicle one year. 81 so.
Fay - + w EEf1LY WORLD Tuesdays and Fri
lr axfTO DOLLARS a year. To CLUE AGENTS
Of tvyenfpiy for club Of ten the Daily for club
I,Ra vssgyLY WoaLD wednesday,. ONE Dor
clfh ri mo CLUB AeESrs-Au extra COPY for
the Daily fe Semi Weekly for club of twenty
we ba'sverrn rn1b of 6ity
sDeeire1, nflvelling agents.
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]
january, !, Cooper r,>AT1IONS =.
ment0ne, above was ois1alll.---
vile FOR help lie started on iior= back, VIII
. a package Of provisions and flask OF wills
key. On Wednesday the horse gave ont and
Cooper continued his journey on foot On
1luisoa3 lle was round llseuslble in 9 snow
drift the outskirts 0f this village by lIr.
Richard l. Ward living near by, who resus-
citated him, and beard with auazement his
story On Friday party of three men in q
sleigh drawn by four horses started from Ber-
rvYle TO the relief OF the snovy-buried viz
lage. This relief party succeeded in making
their way 10 the scene, contrary to general
expectatian -tln their arrival thew ft.-Ila flla
Inhabitants nearly all prisoners in their hous-
IS, which were almost covered a,itl snow.
By advice OF the committee of fifteen, the
men had ceased al efforts to kel p open
pathway from their houses, il being deemed
unwise ior them 10 tax their strength in this
way The relief party, who LOST two Of the n
four horses attached to their sled on the road
were warmly welcomed, and lIr. Wright, e LIZ
chairman OF the Committee OF Safety,
planned the position oi the village TO the 71 lH
. corners There were only four cords -
in the town, and but little prospc " AZ z
tanning more, rs the snow a.mosl - "
cut of communication with the , | } 1 Il \
The men each day were IN the Z Il ~
aging for supplies, but so many. ~ Il e IL
ber had been frOstbitteu and
it had been deemed best to9tFF5FB EHfHH
forts to obtain either fuel OF kisaEE8 ssttsI
the three hundred men, WON
fa6sri f. tss yiI3ss s55i1 1s55y Al l.y s}EDSTEADS,
owing e ss 56sr o5a 5sHs Ss NOES. FoEs CHAIRS,
s5%s 'a$ 4 fsSSi5S4 sS 5s5 .5#55 5|s5 S6eS, &C
, priaied the provisions to theIh AVENUE.
The snow, when the relief -, 80
was still falling but toward neld 1tlH ols.s
thought that the ice-crust
would have formed strong enas1e e11ll- BE
event COMMUNICATION can easily be establish
ed The roads are totally mpassaUle flr
wagons, and VIII probably remain so for
4 weeks TO come Information of the condi-
tiOn Of affairs in the little hamlet was brought
/ back by one Of the relief party who returned
on Sunday.
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. 't)lI NIotll,
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lTH WINDCV SHADING
ES : LIVEUrCpL ASHTON
world Tor Dairy and Table
SALT. the cheapest and
stock; LAND PCASTER
L1IIsi. OF the best quality
SAFETY LA1lpS. which
'HuDuEv's 3 WAGONS AND
took Of MILK CROOKS of
ld Of Superior ware ever Of
burg q fulI iiue Of PAINT
SC desirable quality; WIN
PAINTS. TURPENTINE,
ether with alargs and com
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PAPER AEp OIL or
Asp SHADE EiNTT
SAIL. the best IN tl
use. . IwUO TED ROC
best Ur feeding Live
WELL ErD tIsFEl.N .
PERKINS PAlEA
cannot DC exploded
CARTS tie largest
Gil sl.rs= and sizes
ferat for sale i'm Eh
BRUSHES of the r
DOW GLASS. on I
EABNIsHt-. Sc..
T'arn stock Of H..rLs
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The irrepressible author Of the celebra-
ted DR.. Paulhamus snake story has placed
us under obligations for an invitation, very
neatly written on blue-tinted paper, to at
tend the wedding of Judge Geo. W. Otto,
President OF the Tussey Mountain Coon
Club, who is to take unto himself wife this
(Thursday) evening in the person OF Sarah
Selders. The ceremony is to be performed
al the First Presbyterian church, Altoona,
and is to be followed by q grand reception
at the Johnston House, Williamsburg. The
bride and groom, whose portraits occupy
prominent positions on the invitation, look
exceedingly blue, the likenesses being exc
cuted in blue ink, and have evidently seen
fmany if not better days, the party OF the frst
part being sixty years of age, while the lady
in the case is probably not thousand years
Younger than that Still that IS no reason
why they may not be as happy i'll their new
relations as they certainly Otto be if there IS
tnything In a pame. We can't attend the
IE~edding feast but the venerable PAIR nave
~ nd a