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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

BuRaLARY.-About O'Clock yesler.
dag morning the residents on Centre
street, between Filth and Sixth, were
aroused from their slumbets by the
sound OF feet rapidly hurryIng along
the pavement and the shouting OF some
one at the top OF his voice, "Stop, or
PHI send you into eternity" 90. The
pursued and the pursuer made fast time
the former with good load OF some.
thing he had secured somewhere, the
latter, divested Of all his clothing ex-
cspt shirt and drawers, aud armed with
q pistol. Just before reaching Sixth
street pursuer overhauled pursued and
commanded him 10 put down the artI
Giles he was making of with. This re.
quest was complied with, when the
former dealt the latter powerful blow,
telling him ito the pavement. While
PROSTATE, TWO or TIRES heavy blows
were administered. Rising hastily, the
burglar started OF at brisk pace,
when bAll'was sent after him which
gave additional tleetness to his feet, and
be was soon lost In the distance.
We were told, yesterday. that car.
penter shop In the neIghborhood had
been entered and y pretty fair kit oil
tools taken. We believe they were all
recovered. .s7.. .--. .,.r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

AMONG THR MooNBEAMs.-one OF The
most pleasant and happy plc.nIcs Of
the season came of In the Walnut
Grove, at Martinsvills, Friday night
last, and most assuredIy the superin-
tendeut and teachers Of the Mission
Sabbath School there have received the
thanks OF those who were fortunate
enough 10 be present.
The idea Of having a picnic these
long and warm summer evenings Is Of
itself pretty one, sid the place in
this instance was happily chosen, the
grove being large and wooded SO close.
~ that scarce ray Of Sunshine gets
through to the grasses. This makes II
peculiarly refreshing during these ra-
gIng heats, and voices came out telling
OF cool shades and fresher and freer
life. Near the centre OF the grove was
the substantial table, together with the
ice cream and cake tables, and they
were loaded with everything good and
nice. Chinese lanterns were lighted
and hanging from the bouRhs OF trees,
and on lines stretched from one tree to
another.
A little way OF large and beautiful
bower had been built OF oak and pine
branches. Under Its roof were pendant
several Of the chinese lanterns, With
In this bower was o floral whatnot,
every shelf filled with flowers OF every
hue and color, making beautiful pic
ture when the soft rays OF the moon
came shimmering through the Wrealhed
eVergreens and slept upon the bloom.
Ing flowers from many a garden fairy
like. One was reminded OF scenes III
mid Summer Nights Dream" with
all Its music, mirth and flavor,
The winds murmuring and swayIng
the green branches overhead, the bright
moonbeRms dancing down through
the green sward below, happy maid.
ems and merry, dancing In and out
among the shadows and over grasses,
from which no echoes came back, gave
the picture OF TitAnia with her beVy OF
llght-footed fairies, sporting among the
leafy bowers, trying to entertain those
who stand beyond the enchanted circle,
listening and being delighted. Out a
little way and below, the river looks
like u golden sheen; the little waves
break upon the pebly shore with their
low sweet music. Far beyond and be-
hind US the hills sleep In great repose-
the hourand night are enchanting as We
leave, not caring TO speak, lest the spell
be broken. UNo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

REAL Estate TRANSFERS. The fol.
lowing Is q list OF deeds In fee admitted
10 record In the ONCE Of the Recorder Of
Ohio county, during the week ending
Friday, August 20. 1868:
Deed made August II, 1869, by James
A. MacaulAy and Wifeto David Nesblt,
for the south 16x feet OF lot No. In
square No. 4, ChuTohlll's addition No.
2, East WhesIlngi $1,000. Admitted
same day.
Deed made February 10, 1869, by
James Elliott and wife 10 Brlce Supler,
for 1903 acres, rood and q perches OF
land on Middle Wheeling Creek, for.
merly owned by Creighton Orr; q. 900.
Admitted August Il, 1862.
Deed made August 10, 1859. BY John
Bates ana wife and Peter Schlernilz'
vaer. trustee, to John ". Fox, for lot
l05, Coal street, between Bank and Nc
Lure streets, North wheeling; 400.
Admitted August l6, 1869.
A power OF attorney By Wheeling
Iron and Nail Company 10 Adams
Dodson, dated August 16, 1869, and ad.
milted to record came day.
Deed made May 81, 1863, by Charles
Il. Bender and wife 70 Joseph J. Ben
der. for lots No. 9, 10, Il and y IN square
No. SO, South Wheeling; $1,000. Ad'
mitted August II, 1909.
Deed OF partition between Thomas
Sweeney and wife and Edward Glllhl-
Ian and wife; Jane B. Sweeney TO have
the south half Of lot No. %, Main street,
and Elizabeth NJ. Gillhllan 10 have the
north half OF said lot.
Deed made May IL, 1859, by LeylnlA
Grow TO Levi Palladium, for 2 acres, 2
roodS and 70 perches Of land on Little
wheeling Greek; $3.50. Admitted Au-
gust II. 1899.
Deed made December !, 1855, by
james NJ, Dillon and wife 10 Thomas
J. Dillon, for LOT on Lind street, 'front.'
ing 90 feet, In Churchlll's addition No.
2, East Wheeling; si0O. Admitted AuN
gust II, 1860.
Deed made on August 4. 1869, by
James McCadrey and wife 10 Adolph
Fritz, for The undivided half OF lots Nos.
a, 45and 20, In Lagrange, South Wheel.
ing; $500. Admitted August l6, 1869,
Deed made August "a, 1859, by Johu
Morgan and wife 10 Golielb Bayha,
Henry TlemRn and W. A. Helm, lrus
tees for the German EnglIsh Lutheran,
Saint james Church Of Wheeling, for
part OF lot No. II, In square No. Il,
(26H feet on Union stIeel;) 81 800. Adj
mitted August IS, 1859.
Deed made April 90, 1869. by John W =.
Gil, executor OF ". 8. Gill, TO Joshua
Bodlsy, for the undivided half OF lot
No. Is, Lindsey street, East Wheeling;
$780, Admitted August 10, 1869.
A release OF dover by Mary Dulty to
John McFerrAn, dated May 20, 1868;
$3.50. Admitted August 20, 1869.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

tVALuABtH PRoPGETY For SALE
Pablle attention 10 called to tho fact
that In view OF the sale OF the real es-
late Of George B. Caldwell, the most
desirable property In the vicinity Of
Wheeling 10 offered, on the day Of sale,
to the highest bidder. The land TO b
sold comprises sixteen aeres-thirteen
acres Of which are devoted 10 o vine
yard, containing the choicest character
ofgrapes. The vines, numbering eight
thousand In all, are trelllsed on wires
attached 10 substantial locust posts, all
In excellent bearing condition and
promising, from their present bearing,
more productive yield than OF any
preceding season. The wine which
came from the press OF this vine yard
10 one year, measured forty-hve hun
dEed gallons.
In addition 10 the vine yard there are
eighty full grown apple trees OF the
choicest fruit; also pear, apricot and
plum trees, with various varieties OF
smaller fruits, such az Qulncea, cur-
rants. gooseberries, &C., In the greatest
abundance. The yard fronting The
house 10 shaded by forest and evergreen
trees, and abounds In o variety Of
choice plants and Bhrubbery; the whole
OF the premises being enclosed by m
expensive pailIng fence, comparatively
nav.
In the centre OF the premises 10 sItu.
ated the dwelling house OF the present
owner, Mr.. George E. Caldwell, built
10 the latest style OF modern archl.
lecture, measuring, not Including The
back building, forty feet square With q
large and extended portioo In front
On The first door are four large, well
lighted and ventilated rooms. situated
on either side Of q commodlous hail
extending the entire length Of the build.
Ing, with corresponding compartments
Ia the second story; the two being con
nected by q stair way leading from the
lower 10 the upper hall. In the back
building Ia the kitchen, provided with
all the cOnveniences Of the culinary de-
pATtment, whilst above 10 q sleeping
apartment OF the same character and
size, the whole being fronled by q
covered porch extending the length oil
the rear building. The basement story
OF the house IL dry and well csmenled
wine cellar, aud at present used fol
that purpose.
The water corvenlences used In con.
nsCtlon with this property are mosI
complete, II being conducted by means
Of pipes into various rooms OF The
house, whilst In the yard, at q con.
venient distance, is large. two-story
brick milk house, over standing a never
falling spring.
The out-buildlnRs, consisting Of
smoke house, coal house, press house,
&C., used In connection with this pro.
perty, correspond In character and
convenience with the other improve,
msnts, they all having been built Of
brick and furnished with all the neces-
sary convenisnces that 20 towards
making up complete residence aud
home.
This property being so conveniently
located, on The FAlrmout turnpike, one
quarter OF a mile from the street rail.
way, aud almost In the corporate lin.
Its OF the city OF Wheeling, we invite
parties wishing TO purchase real estate
Of this description 10 examine the
premises before the fourth day Of Sep
tember, at which time the property will
be sold,
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Trustee's Sale.

10y VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST
- made TO me by George e. Caldwell and
Kate, his wife. on the "a day OF March, 10
tue year 1881 aud Of record Ia the ReootI.
Book No. Is, pIgS SIS. I shall, on w
Saturday. tho 4th day OF eptembe r,
1860.
IN tue premIses, proceed TO sell at public
auction 10 the highest and bent bidder, the
following described real estate, situate on
laid wells hun In said County and STATE,
iuc. I'd nH what u known a. the Orchard OK
aid J0'6ph CaldWella farm, and bounded
a. io!llwa, that y 70 say Beginning al 4
pAlluG fence around Bald orchard and nd.
lOluinV the Wheeling and FRirmont Turn.
pike ROAD On tho north aide OF CaldW Welt
Hdni thence northWRIdly with said fencS
" tue boundary line between said farm aud
lAuu OF y. jacob, continuing beyond the
~ u" u. tOR htRke 1t the north side OF the
present county road, a few rods above tho
old Etablei thence with the north side OF the
Alu county road WaIlWAFdly 10 q large elm
on the south side OF said orchard fence and
near lhe Mtnt; thence With that fence 10
tha south OiN corner thereof; thence west
WAFdly With the lelc8 10 the beginning,
cUntAinInR Bixteen acres, more or lasi,
sad iced or Trlst was given 10 secure to
William Exley the puncluAl pay ment Of
"a Rsll for the sum OF nine hundred and
tWentysSeVen 4]-l00 dollars each, bearing
date tie lSth day Of February, 1851, and nav.
able 10 the order Of the said William ETIey
respectively, on The 18th day OF DeSem6Sr'
ls6l, lSIl, 1885, 1884 and 1875, Ai the MeTchR ants
aud Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling, eaoh
upts LtaIlng Interest from data. The trSt
one OF tho aDove described notes dated lie
10Th day Of February, ls8i, Vnd payable on
Tue 10Th day OF Deeember, 1881, has been
paid, together with the interest upon the no
manning notes up u the lSt day OF April,
l69. Thll sale Ia made " pay tho principal
u The said notes OF N6l, 1893, 1854 and 1855,
which HAld principal anlo uhts, In each one
OF AAld several noles, TO E9Z7 tS-lOO with in.
tsrest thereon from April lAt, lSB9 iii paid.
and the co u OF thla Bale,
TERMS or sALE-One third cash, md tbe
remainder OF the purchase money In two
equal instruments OF SIX and twelve months.
Tue purchaser giving notes for the dele rTed
lnAtAlmen4 bearing interest from date, and
the tue Will DO retained until the notes are
paid.
The above described property will be sold
In parcels or altogether RS the purchRger or
purchasers may elect aud the trustee Will
guarantee The title.
=. 4. BUsHFIELD, Trustee,
The property mentioned in the above al.
VeTtiSement Il known az the Bunny side
Vineyard, At present In trst class condition,
and the vines In excellent bearing order,
On tue promises Is large new lWO.slOry
eIiek house, surrounded by conVen lent aud
Desirable outbullulngS and provided with all
ths necessary convGnlence3 and Improve.
lnentt. Parties Whhlng 70 purchase pro.
perry OF this description are Invited To- az.
amlne the premises LerOrU The day OF sale.
Jy&-St
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

MAN HuRr.-Last Friday. man
whose name we could not learn, was
severely injured by jumping of train
In motion, at Bloomington, Md. The
train on which he was. did not stop at
that point, but he wculd not consent 10
go to the next station and then return
on the next train. he went out on the
platform to carry out his intention,
when the employees on the train forced
him back Into the car. he managed,
however, to elude their vigilance and
sueceedes In the second attempt, which
resulted In the loss OF an arm and leg.
He was still living on Saturday, with
the chances against his recovery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

FOUND Deadly Yesterday morning,
Mrs. George, an estImable lady resid
Ing In North Wheeling, was found dead
In her room. She retired Saturday
evening In her usual health, and NOT
appearing at her accustomed hour In
the morning, some members OF the
family repaired to the room occupied
by her, when she was found dead. A
physician was called in, who, after
hearing all the particulars, pronounced
the immediate cause OF her death "a
have been disease Of the heart.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

"WHERE 10 Drake 8. T. 1850 XIf We
have heard this question asked many
lines, and for all We knew for year
past he might be dead. Recently, In
NeW. York, we called at his Laboratory
In Liberty St., and there fopad this
gentleman barrlcaded behind trs-
nendous pile OF boxes, distributing
funds 10 Sunday School Committee,
Our business was 10 secure an Rdver.
tisement. He said: MY dear cir, what
IL the use Of advertising the Plantation
Bltters2 They sell better now than
when advertised at such enormous
expense, aud now have not made a
contract for a year. have all this
amount 10 give 10 the poor. To satisfy
the Press, however, who have always
been my friends, think will give
you a little something to do again, for
1have improved the Bltters greatly and
II may be we'll 10 have you lot the boo.
pie know IT, And 40 he ran on In a
happy, cordial, appreciatiye manner,
showing US the wonders OF his place
and the cords OF certificates. Every.
thing Is on magnificent scale, and Ia
done with neRlness aud promptuess,
While there we saw at least fortv or
ders come In for these celebrated Bit
ters. Cases were being shipped 10 the
four cotneis Of the world. Drake is not
dead, nor his Bitters either.- Exchange
paper.
MAGNOLIA WArER-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price, eodd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23
SEWING .MACHIHEs.
METHODIST Book CoNoRRN,
20O MnIbAFFy STRAIT N "

Being In constant receipt Of inquiries
from our brethren respecting Sewing
Machines, With requests TO recommend
and purchase, we have In conjunction
with some lady friends, carefully and
thoroughly examined the various
machines Of practical value for family
sewing and and those made by the
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Com
pany, to fully combine the essentials OF
u good instrument, and such as we can
confidently recommend. Having seen
80 favorable results from their use in
our own and the households OF our
friends, we are DESTROYS that their
benefit should be shared by all our
brethren, and hence have interested
ourselves In their behalf.
ABEL STEVENS, JAMES FLoY,
DANIEL WISE, DAVID TERRY,
THos. CARLTON, J. PORTER,
]. B. EDWARDS, WIN. A. Cox.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

COURT OF APPRkLs.-The entire ses-
sion OF the court was occupied, satur-
day, with the arguments OF counsel In
the cases Of the removed officers In
Greenbrier county. They were not con.
cluded when the court adjourned.
No opinions have yet been rendered
this term. Weare told that perhaps only
two more cases will be argued, when
the court will adjourn until the regular
term in January.
Adjourned till 9 O'Clock this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

THE CAMP NESTING During SAtur-
day the congregations at the Camp
Meeting we're largely increased, and
several additions were made to the
ministerial force. The services were
conducted in the following order: Ser.
mon at l0H o'clock by Rev. Mr.. Ed
wards-subject, Hidden Mamma, Chill.
dren's meeting, 10 O'Clock P. NJ, adj
dressed by Rev. DR.. PershIng, Of
Pittsburgh, and Rev. F. s. De Hass, oil
Cincinnati; 2 o'clock, preaching by
Rev. W. NJ. Mullenlx, OF this city
text, I'd Peter 1857 o'clock, sermon by
Rev. F. Ball, Of TrIadelphIa-text,
John S:S. The evening service was In.
terrupted by heavy rainstorm.
Yesterday, several trains went down
from the city, carrying hundreds OF
people. Early In the morning people
began TO arrive on the ground from the
surrounding country, and long before
the hour for holding the first public
services, the large square was literally
packed. By ten O'Clock not only the
square but the entire grove was filled,
and the utter impossibilIty Of all press
ent hearing the minister from the main
stand, necessltated the improvlslng ofa
temporary stand sutslde the circle OF
tents. From the former Rev. @. D.
BatIe!ie preached sermon Of unusual
power, while Rev. L. G. Wayman adj
dressed large concourse from the lat
ter. Mr.. Battelle chose as the founda.
tion OF his discourse, LIST Corinth. LIS;
Mr.. Waymau, EccleslasLlcs lib. A
chIldren's meeting was held at one
O'Clock. and addressed by Rev. Broad
bent. Attwo O'Clock, Rev, F. 8, De
HAss preached TO an immense congre,
cation, taking as his text Romans ll:ls
In the evening the stand was occupied
by Rev. DR.. Psrshing, who chose AZ his
text, lst Corlnth. l6:4l. His effort on
the occasion fully sustained his reputa.
ton as an eloquent and able minister,
We heard all the sermons OF the day
spoken OF as being OF much more than
ordinary ability, aud that they made q
profound impression on the immense
audience. A'''3.''. ~
The number In attendance was vari-
onsly estimated, some placing It as high
as ten or twelve thousand, others at A
much lower figure. ons In whose Iude-
ment OF such matters we have great
confidence, gave 1t as his opinion that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of In the Police Court,
Saturday morning: Louis Bell, drunk,
one dollar and COST; James Ryan,
drunk, one dollar and costs. ."
Henry Gardner, who was arraigned
for trial on Monday or Tuesday morn.
Ing, but continued on account OF the
absence Of one OF his witnesses, wal
called, but did not appear. The trial
was proceeded with, and resulted In hIl
being fined ten dollars aud costs and
ten days In Jail. The charge against
him was obstructing an officer in the
discharge OF his duty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

AN uNwELcoME GuEsT.-To add &c
the confusion created by the storm on
the camp ground, Saturday night, q
snake was discovered In bed occupied
by several children. The Consideration
resulting from such discovery, espe-
cially among the fsmInines, may bv
imagined but not described.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

'RGNGs.'-In these latter days we
hear much about 'rings'-whIsky rings,
insurance rings, bridge rings, and all
other kinds OF 'rIngs.'-but the most
fashionable and seryiceAbls rings are
those sold at oxtoby & Dufield's Jew
elry Store. lO3 Main street. Large
stock Of plain Is karat and sett gold
finger rings, ear rings. arm 'rings'
(bracelets). ring jewelry, rings with
watches attached, &C., DC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

MUNICIPAL CouRT.-The Court mel
at The usual hour Saturday morning
EutalIttle business was transacted.
The case Of OF Us. Hanes & Wilson
was argued by counsel, when the Court
TOOK the papers, and 4 decision will
probably DO rendered this morning.
The case OF Hughes, Administrator
&C. ". Phiilips, jrr was dIsmlssed on
motion Of plaintiffs counsel.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn.
Ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

THR CLAY MONuHRNF.-A friend
furnishes US the following account Of
the monument erected 10 Henry Clay
BY Col. Shepherd, a few miles east Of
the city;
Tho Clay Monument Of tie old ehep.
herd place 10 not now . thing OF beauty,
~ II was forty years ago. The height OF
the BupeIstrucIurei 10 about 10 or IL feet,
the base being Of rough, hard granite,
and the balance OF the material soft,
dine sand aAgstone. The rough base ID
about 2 feet high, 9 by 8 feet square
then q secondary smooth base OF 2 feet,
with q top moulding, above which
stands q 8 foot shaft, on which are the
Inscriptions on circular panels q
grapevine wreath below the cap mould
Ing, upon which sets square block 8
by 4 feet, and upon this stands the
statue Of the goddess Of liberty, life
alSs, facing the east; q small statue OF
Neptune standing Of her back with 0
splice Of cable In hand. On the sIdes
Of the top block there have been several
devices carved and plastered on, one
Of which has evidently been o de.
Vice referring 10 agriculture.
The statue d very much dllapldated
In face and figure.
The inscriptions, SO far aS leglble, are
10 follows;
Eat Slde.-"Tme will bring every
amellofAtion and refinement most
gratifying 70 rational men, and the
humblest flower freely planted under
shelter Of the Tree Of Liberty is more TO
DO deBired than all the trappIngs oil
Royalty. Forty-four years Of Ameri.
can Independence, Ammo Domini, 1890. "
South Side.-"Moses and Lydia Shep.
pard, 10 commemorate the gracious
munI6cence OF the Government, espU-
cIally a. q testimonial OF respect 10
HENRY CLAY, the eloquent and inde-
fatigable advocate OF national rights
and national independence"
West Side"
lnter-Anglng and co-by extending
the homes gus we render the
most efficient aid to agriculture, and
the day is at hand when our lakes will
be market places and our rivers high
ways, and our matchless bays and hAr.
bours the thronged resorts ofships from
every sea."
South Side-''-- country - In
being enabled 10 choose, digest, and
peaceAbly establish 4 government
founded on Justice and benevolence,
where every citizen may enjoy the fruits
OF his labor under virtuons magistrates,
rulera, and teachers Of his own choice
Goand fulfill your destiny. Let us not
envy the splendor Of ancient or modern
Nations"
These copies are exact 30 far as the
Inscriptions are lsGlbls. A few years
more and the good old Col. Shepherds
tit bits OF patriotism will be entirely
lost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

NR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS, YER.
IL tain cure for Diseases OF the Kidneys,
uOnOrfhea, elect, and all Urinary Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Ringing In
the Ears, HeminRl Emissions caused BY In.
akin Diseases, Female Weakness, syphilis
10 AL iLs forms, causing Bore Threat and
Nose, pain in The Bones, Erupuons, &c /,
speedily cured. Copaiva and Mercnry dis
uArdod, Bold In Wheeling, W: Va, by ED
MUND BOOKING, Druggist, No, Odd Fol.
lows Hall Price S per box; sent by mail,
mRYl74l6Wly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

SEWING MAoHISSs FOR RESr.-By
renting and applying the rent to the
purchase everyone can become the
owner ola first class Wheeler and Will
son Sewing Machine. Call on or ad.
dress, VIM. Sumner & Co., No. IS Mon.
roe Street, Wheeling. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23

MONDAY MORNING, AUGUsT "a.

MATRINoNIAL.-.DurIng the week
ending Friday evening last, only three
marriage licenses were Issued by Re.
corder Woods, .r