MARRIED On Thursday the 2d inst., at the Lutheran parsonage in Newry, by the Rev. Jos. Fichtner, Mr. GEORGE H. MOSES, of Blair co., to Miss CATHARINE MECHTLEY, of Bedford co., Pa. On the 31 of July, at the Lutheran parsonage, in Birmingham, Pa., by the Rev. J. B. Crist, Miss M. JENNIE FLECK, of Sinking Valley, Pa., to Mr. J. H. KEATLEY, of Boalsburg, Centre co., Pa. On the 31st of July, by W. H. Brooks, Esq., Mr. ANDREW SMITH to Miss EMMA WILDASON, both of Taylor township. On the 16th inst. last, by the REv. S. Creighton, Mr. AZUR DRAVENSTED to Miss HELEN KEESBERRY, both of this place. On Thursday, August 16th, at the Lutheran parsonage, in Altoona, Pa., by Rev. Chas. L. Ehrenfield, Mr. JAMES MELOY to Miss MARGARET ANN KOPP, both of Cambria Co., Pa. DIED In Blair township, on Wednesday last, JOHN H. INGRAM, aged 82 years. He formerly resided in Chester county. On Thursday last, after a settled and lingering disease, Consumption, JOSEPH L. FLUKE, of Logan township, and formerly of Williamsburg, aged 37 years. ----------------------------- ANOTHER FATAL STABBING AFFAIR--A sad affair occurred at Fostoria, in this county, on Wednesday evening last, between two men named Osborne and Meadville, both residents of that vicinity. The circumstances of the affair are reported to be about as follows: They were sitting together in front of Esterline's store, arguing about some unimportant matter, when Osborne called Meadville a liar. Meadville replied that if he (Osborne) called him a liar again he would whip him. Osborne then jumped up and said, "you're a G-d d-d liar," and Meadville at once rose and grabbed him by the throat-the bystanders at the same time catching him to pull him away-when he exclaimed, "I'm stuck." Upon examination it appeared that he had received a stab in the breast, which penetrated the left ventricle of the heart. It was given with a Barlow knife. The wound, it was soon discovered, was a serious one, and at about one o'clock on the same night he died. Osborne was arrested, and the next morning brought to jail, where he awaits trial. Both men are said to have been sober, and previously on good terms. Osborne has a wife and three children. Meadville was unmarried, but was the support of an aged and dependent mother. -------------------- ACCIDENTS Philip Farbauch, an employee at McNamara's rolling mill, was severely injured about the back and shoulders, on Thursday last, by falling upon him of a derrick. Wm. Stone, of the Gaysport Foundry, sustained a severe injury to one of his legs on the same day. He was assisting to remove a heavy casting which accidentally slipped off the rollers and rolled over his leg. The limb was painfully bruised but fortunately no bones were broken. Annie Whiteman PABlair Rootsweb List Administrator Annie Whiteman/Steve Patz Blair County Coordinators http://www.rootsweb.com/~pablair