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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-02
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHU.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
~ SETTS-WoRCEsTER SIS. Probate Court To the
Heirs ataw Of kim and all other persons interested
IN the estate of AMOS ID. NOURSE late OF HubbGrdson,
in said county, deceased:
Upon the petition ofElizabeth f. Nourse. you are
hereby cited to appear at Probate Court to he held
at Worcester in said county, the first Tuesday of
February next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon to show
cause II any yon have. why an instrument purporing
TO be the last Will and testament of said deceased SHOULD
not he approved, and also why the said petitioner The
eNecut1X therein named, should mot be cNeinpt rom
giving surety or slreties on her bond.
And the said petitioner Is ordered serve this
by publishing the same once week, two weeks sue
cessvey, IN the Worcester Daily Spy, q newspaper
printed at Worcester, the last publication to he one ay
at least, before said Court and send or cause to
sent written or printed copy of this notice. properly
mailed postage prepaid to each the heirs deyisees or
lcgaecs of said estate, their legal representatives
known to the petitioner, days. least before said
Court.
Witness Henry Chaplin, ESQUIRE, Judge OF said Court
this thirlieth day Of January, in the year thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-lwo.
+. W. SOrTHWlCK, Asst Register
ia3l dja3l&f5
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NoskH6W N, i Al AND I y WORCESTER pIyf

~ SION. a IT - aS WORCESTER BIVT
a.sE em D2IsG souTH, Lave woRoF,rrp A.
sfer i viii, ~ ~ PASSENGER Train Connects a. wsh
stsl WIN IRAN from Southbrtjre - a. a. 'eo
soh ~ Pg,nfeld With trai 20 aid ' ir6 ,o' los
View london 1ero ii st Norwich wish jrain 70,
aV'SO n WGy Passenger Train S'oi,',rs, &. ,s
S Snry wit1 trains from Boston, Hesjs T. n
ISgts, LoWeii, &cj at W0f;3nster Ti1ns,;t ,lt
Western and Providence frsi,,s.' Il '1,rg,!oh vib
ram rom Sessions at Psih1ed for PIoyi Mlts
and Sew fis Ntih 'E"'As for New London, Systs
Rpsfs ~, VIII, " * PASSENGER Train Connects al yyor
sT9'GE WIN trslls ron Nashua III ehbnrs ~, "
els, Gel 81 Worcester Junction with IL r. i.o|I
81, roll Boston, ana trains from Western ars
train om Boston o' Is P9 roads; at Pts w:b
i IpTh IfoViaSnee and Hartford arrive in season. 5s
tllg IRAN Passengers from way stations - ~. ~
repster Putnam and Danjeisonyil FL G,r = :, -
tram y SSteSaet from Aew London, viii take This
''@S m Steamboat Express Train for Kew yo,t
Comrcy usS y, a. worcester with trains from re5tga
Site6 dT '4GsneeesieT lowell. Lswfpcc, Nasilds
pos Franklin and Bl&cEston6; leaves Norwich
o a tEAIAs GotEG E84r't LEAVE Nopwrcu Az
eau m Stssafebeat Express train for Boston ,dailv
ion RIsepSHl,uHS1S5 connecting at Putnam for Eos
CogcnsISi' R 993siI9n, traningham, Lowe. Nashua
so,iSSoLei eltehburg DC. This train ciyes Nv
sfei1 a. E't6 N, dependent on srrirs' 81
0'St p,. a. Way Passenger Train. Connecting
Flsnhed function FOR Pit,videncoCc i, st M
n; s',stols arriving AZ E0.2OaIn; nj W1+ce.iatt
gAifenon for Springfield and wav saiion ' si{y5
=, - Boston, Nashua, &c o-NS'''i iO' ll~'ns 10
AA'SS M way Passenger Train Connecfur al
sIavng at Worcester Junction in season Tor lam
al VoSccta rfGHlqdence, Springfield and Nbaly;
"'9s, H. Nay Passenger Train. Confec,s Il Nor
acid rnmc [ail ION &c" London and at Pialn.
cester with ttaln for Boston - w
Teayos yy,,,..s WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Worcester 10Y Webster al ss:sSnm'
az T. st II. ANDREWS, Sup't
o. ma
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Meriden is 10 have an opera house.

Meriden is 10 have on opera house.
Poor gas is complained of in Hartford.
The grand list Of Meriden is 81, Isl, Pts.
EX Gov. Holly and family are in the south Of
France.
Steel rails are superseding iron ones on the
Shore Line railroad.
The cold snap has neatly closed New Haven
harbor with ice
The annual dorsey dinner took place at the
state prison on the 31st ult.
Interest is reviying in the nearly delunct New
Haven and Lee railroad project.
Nearly one thousand children have been vac
cinated in the public schools of Hartford
Mrs. Marshall Jewell recently gave S1G0worth
of books to the library of the state industrial
school.
The Masonic fraternity along the Connecticut
Western road propose to excuIsc to Poughkecp-
sic on the I'D.
party Of dog fighters from New York and
boston Tendezvouscd at Hartford on the night
OF the 3lst nit, arriving on the midnight train,
and proceeded early 10 Vernon, on the lineof the
Hartford and Providence road. Chief of Police
Packard was advised of their movements, and.
N connection with the sherifis of Hartford and
ROLAND counties, organized an official posse
and the hight was interrupted and thrty-five OF
the participants arrested and taken TO Rockville
Tor ulai. Ihe penalty is 81 fine and thirty days
in Jail,
RHODE ISLAND.
A large number Of the striking stone-cutters
have LETT Westerly for Richmond, Va, where
lucrative employment is offered them. Those
who remain arc reported in frequent receipt of
pecuniary assistance from the stOnc-cutterS'
unions OF other towns and cities.
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RY LICENsE on COuRT. I'm he soI

-, ~ i VIZ AUCTION. in the westerly part OF Prince
3' ~ N Y the sh day OF February next AT
Nep, a az f w rEh,, utle and interest harles n
iio.ne g 9 Sgoist y Parker have IN ana IN D the
hVluN fifA ittfiN owned by Willard parter dcacsssa
S SS wooa bsSs iq ssS Sse Win ce oss neay
house and ham ~ tuuhlns water at
Also about lQN acref NJ valuable Wood a,a nj a..
Lana Mar said farm. and near a saw mill ''iN TIMBER
Also, about - acres Of Wood timber ana g.
lAnds ~ the castrfly part OF fiubhnrdston MA Yut
soa l9Rether y wood and timber separate and ee
ifAhhfET A. PARKER Guardian
iiineeion. January Is. 1872
Altp AZ 0ciock A. y, the Personal Estate of aais
deceased da26.2q6f5F i,59
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VALUABLE LETTERS

should invariably be taken to the Post Once and Regis
tered The Registry fee 70 NIL PARTS ofthe United states
y 70 cents Canada, centsi Great Britain and the Ger
man states. cents.
OFFICE HOCRs-From 645 m To spm except
sundays. On sun avs from g,i5 10 1880 am.
Money Order business closes on Saturday al pm
JNlt or j. PlChE 4, Postmaster.
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA p1I.
n for Worcester at sam,
1 m. u on m and = r0 ia ~,

ger Trains will run as follows: ~ ''-''-' ''''h
Leave Worcester at $50 and /! Is A m and 9O ana
Vroion Passen9Cr), q m ~'' 49, W.
Leave HrOtOn junction for Worcester at s ia IN
Leave \ ashua at ITO a m, 1900 m ana 90 n ~,
me 65O Train connects at Fitchbrg WITH rirs for r
neIHlont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Etti1nd M
bufIngtQn Railroads. at Groton Junction will trains ~
I I flch9uT8 down. Peerboro and Shirley Sfoi,v
SSIopk, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and n
a,aiII Win Trans OF the Wilton Concord Ganrbestrr
wv IsNtence Northern Boston, Concord ana Montreal
roads. SsES'iS"Ib hd's
b ing LIP train connects at Fitchburg with tas
Sg 70 SRoTan9 trains az Groton junction with Fitch,
outs, stony Brook and Lowell and Lawrence trains. ~
AZ Nashua with Wilton, Concord Manchester ana "a
ssice S9f.hern Ito franklin and Boston, Concord and
h9nJfcai Ito PlymOuth) trains. N
tte ~ m tram connects at Fichburg at Is m,
WIN CEe5hire Vermont and Massachusetts and Rutaud
aG IElStou Night Express trains; al Groton Junction
Sin rcuDurg feterboro and Shirley and Stony Brook
rams ana at Nashua With Concord Manchester and
bbsWrencc, northern Vermont Central Might TX press
"soehAOhrG' and Montreal and Ckamplam Trains
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49, FARM FOR SALE-SItuated in the
E:;;f town Of steriing mile from Oakdae on the
uiiIt iainceton road, knownas '''N
THE OLD BROAD FARM.
consisting Of l03 acres, well divided into moving pas
turage and woed land. all in GOOD condition on the
and all cessary oulbuildiugs The stock tools and
nNt nng on the farm will be incuted in the sale II
iot 'spuseu oi IN 80 days il will he disposed of at
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Further information may he obtained from VIM
SHAW on the premises. or Of j. 5 CUTTING, Ilt the
oaktale hou c, in Oakdalc. DIV ia26E
ID o n d h p L A C o G X +,
REAL ESTATE AND lNSUR (NGE AGENTS,
No, 2 Front St. Exchange.
~ FOR SALE-Or Exchange for City
ISL; Property in osklam. a Farm of 50 acres well
&c. pie, &C. from 20 10 Is years growth; US apple
Trees nearly all graftei pears, grapes. &c house OF
Price SlS00.
~ FOR SALE-About 7! miles from
viii; Worcester, Farm Of about s. acres well divided
land cuts about Z tons OF English hay; good
papered; barn 30 3j with cellar carpenter shoo and
she'd; y mile from stores school, &c. " mile from H.
~ FOR SALE-About 81 miles from
s;ii Worcester very desirable cosy little place
hsllt consisting house. barn, ant Ia OF land
-~ house nice cottage OF rooms, in first rate
pair, small barn with cellar! also good shoe shop;
good supply OF apples; about 4 mic from church, a few
rods from school, near five fac ories Price Sl5OO.
~ FOR SALE-In New England Viii
kti LACE. house, barn, shop. and acres of land;
Ei buildings al m good reoar; within 8 minutes
~f TX OF church. store and school; Z mile from
r. r. Station. Price $500.
EOR SALE-About miles from Worees-
l. ter, a valuable Wood and Timber Lot.
- FOR SALE-On Union ST., two
E;, tenement house Of II rooms all in s, OH repair.
Etll Price $500
- FOR SALE-On Gold ST., a Brick
Hi; Block, containing two tenements-
El.I Price $1,000
~ FOR SALE-On Clifton ST., new
Ei house OF rooms. well painted and hliudcd city
ESSll water; 5000 feet OF land. Price S25G0.
a. FOR SALE-un Chatham ST., a 8
III; tenement French house of 20 rooms; will
EilL rent Tor $500; well painted and bmrcd; city
water and good well; lot 60 100 Price $500.
"a FOR SALE-On Ncwbury ST., a 3
Nil tenement house Of 20 rooms. printed. blinded,
SUI and in 200 repair; Will rent for $3.50
FOR SALE-A good Pasture of 20 acres,
a about miles from Worcester. dit ja9l
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w ANTED TO energetic men or women
- We give employment that nays from a h al M
Gay. Adifess =. LATHAM a. %, %. N remington N
@V''eA @Aes Ntn d5
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Money Sentwitbout Danper NJ Lose

MoNEY ORDERS for any amount not exeeed,ug $40
order. will be Issued deposit at this oeice a1
payment Ofthe following fees: ~
ON orders not exceeding $40. conts
over S20 and not exceeding s9O."....."i5
over $50 Si0..........2O
over $40 S5l.........25
swiss International Postal Money Orders issued al,
tits ONCE at dome site rates
EF-Jnted States III treasury Notes or National Bank
Notes received h mid
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ABBOTT& RICE
NJ I sEN,ELsa E,N1.ILANcE

- FOR SALE-In Hubbardst0n, a nice
Fiji Little Farm Of 80 acres > miles from depot !,
LII miles from centre; VIII keep two cows, horse,
and some young creatures; acres of superior
young wood, worth So00-may lcIvet that price; Cot
iage House, rooms; nrn 20 SO; shed, piggery &c-
all in good order; an excellent orchard AMI never falling
waller VIII he sod at great bargain fcalled Tor OOn
Price $3.50; Onc-haf Gown
b. f. PARNENTFR & 20
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RaiIrnabs.
n Il w r ROAD ROUTE
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad.

IN and after Monday. Oct 18TH 1911 Four Passenger
ans, Diliy eaeh way tSundays eNcepted) will be nun
neLMeeh 10. Framngham and Lowell making sure con-
y s al So framngham with Trains on B. q l.
b. ~ ,uin worcester, Springfield Albany and the West
90 SSeHseIs can leave Worcester, via b. a. T. Z al
ri a M I aTFge IN n ho%eI at $50 at 925 NJ
Lowell at 5. 40 p. M W O''V r NJ arrive IN
We u, y ~ rains leave Lowell for Worcester and the
"a :, O 70 A. NJ arrive at Worcester at @ 50 n. nj
arrive 9t vilNe AT worcester at 3 80 P NJ: at SIS
'i 1,, " W orcester at 1890 Pm - " W. -
mnoria5t iyhsls and Baggage checked through TO all
b. t. a. ' p trains arrive and depart from
and ~ IA. u depot. MiduleseN 81 C1rr1i,.r1 III, 80
Springfield Albany NSeiween Lowell aud Worcester
T. i CpoSs,r, n A. BLOOD, Supt Fitcbbu,p
Ola 49, Nch agent, Lowell
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Zeal 6statr.
Esil HEADQUARTERs.
=. A. Ely & co.
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
ROGERS BLOCK, CORNER OFFICE.

COUNTRY STORE FOR SALE 49, An
olfqstabi,sl,t s,,nI good Of safe and reliable
hsncs. besf lne11on 40 Town; stock Will he sold at
rnst sn5 rc.I o,,atc NJ z low figure; good two-siorv
hSu,e ia rooms god harm 20 30. with cellar; car
rias lopsr Sr Sforf building a a. all in thorough
'7i''' l. A Ely A. CO
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Heal estate.
THE OLD BROAD FARM,

- FARM FOR SALE-SItuated in the
If; town Of Sterling, mile from oakdale, on tie
It'll idncetOn road known rs
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consisting Of l3 acres, well divided into moving mas
turage and woed land. all in good condition on the
arm Is cottage house. with barn, woodhousc sheds
anu all n cesSary outbuldings. The stock tools and
cVei nhg on the farm will be iucuted in the sale If
not disposed Of in 30 DAYS, il will dsDosp of
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80 FOR SALE-10 acres of superior
i,i land on one OF The best Avenues leading from he
I'll CITY, and ~ miles from the COur; House near the
-f iai road depot, where there are now trains
stopping daily Here grand opportunity for the right
man To erect number OF houses suitable for mechanics
who are wanting small places outside of The city where
they can enjoy pure air. and have small patch of land
10 cultivate ami still be within minutes ride Of their
business, The above will be sold cheap it applied for
sooiL ABBOTT IL RICE.
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For Sale and Exchange.

~ FOR SALE-Six minutes walk of
-; Main ST., west, splendid Residence with Barn
LII ABB J1r d RICE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-02

y, F9rih"r Information may he obtained from WIN
Oaktale Hou C. in Uakdalc DIV ia96 a
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~ FOR SALE-A small farm of acres,
h within y miles Of the city, an within mnutes'
3sl walk of Railroad Depot; Il lO0d House of nine
rooms; sOOd Barn; splendid land. Hrlca reason
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-04

Police CoUEr.-Three plain DRINKS
and complicated offense filled the bill
of fare at the Police Court yesterday
morning.
C. F. Yerling was found drunk on
Market street Wednesday night. He
was fined 81 and costs.
Richard Alexander, alias Buffalo
Bill" whose cavorting and wsltzing
over Main street, on Wednesday night,
caused BY an overdose of benzine, ere
ated quite sensation and led to his
arrest, was fined 81 and costs. Having
no stamps, be was sent TO the chain
gang for ten days.
John Zimmerman was arrested for
committing filthy act in the Second
ward market house. He was fined 81
and costs and in default will take little
chain-gang in his.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-04

CIRCUS LAST observation-disclosures
ing the very brief notice given, Noyes
circus last night was attended by q
very large number Of people, who we're
delighted With the many new and ele-
CANT acts performed BY the troupe OF
artists Mr.. Noyes has associated with
him. The company leaves for Texas
on the steamer Shamrock, Captain
Killan, at eleven o'clock this morning.
We wish them a pleasant trip and
abundant success The members of the
company have made many and warm
friends here, who have stood manfully
BY them in all their difficulties and
troubles. -
We are requested to say that If any
bills contracted by Mr.. Moves have
been left unpaid they may be presented
to Mr.. VIM. II. Travis, OF the La Belle
mill, for settlement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-04

RoUGHING 1--we are glad to an.
nounce that our young friend L. n.
Layton, Jr., has received the agency
for Mark Twain's "Roughing It." =
book brim full OF characteristic 7humor,
running over with fun and laughter,
forcble incidents and ideas, recording
facts and misunderstanding to one Of the
most eventful periods in our nations
history. Mr.. Layton is now canvass
ing the city, and to all We would soy
buy the book and take it home and read
it to your family and friends,
And make all laugh who never laughed be-
fore,
And those who always laughed make
laugh the more.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-04

JOHN E. Owens CoMlNG The great
John Owens, who is by all odds the
best comedian in America, will per-
form Major Wellington De Boots and
Solan Shingle at Washington Hall, on
next Wednesday night, as we learn from
his agent, Frank Arthur. Such a
dramatic treat is not often spread be-
fore our people as Mr.. Owens proposes
to give them, for in addition to his own
unapproachable approximations, be will
be supported by a stock company, in
which are several of no small renown.
Look out for the Peoples Lawyer" on
next Wednesday night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-04

RURAL INNocENcE.-Night before
last two newly married couples arrived
in this city from Central Ohio, and
took rooms at the St. James. All the
way over their billing and cooling, their
mutual biting of ears and chewing each
others neck attracted the attention Of
the passengers and afforded them in
finite amusement. On their arrival
here the courteous clerk showed
them to fine apartments and retired
About two o'clock q furious ringing OF
the bell of the next room TO that eccu-
pied by the newly welded pair called
up the clerk, who was requested to find
out where the smell Of gas came
from that pervaded the entire
floor and had awakened the person
giving the alarm from a sound sleep.
In a few moments it was ascer-
tanned that the room occupied by the
bride and groom was filled with the es-
Gaping gas. Being nearly asphyxiated'
it was with difficulty that the benedict
could be awakened. He finally, how
ever, managed to get up and open the
door, when it was discovered that he
had, on going to bed, blown out the
gas. 81 didn't know anything about
the burned gas" be said in answer to
the clerk, II always blows out my
light when 1 90 to bed at home"
"Well," said the clerk. 81 thought you
would have smelled it. It's wonder
it didn't kill YOU" "Well, now" said
the groom, II did smell something
but then, mister, you see 1 never was
married before and amt had much to
do with wimin 30 I didn't know but"
Good night" said the clerk as be re-
tired 10 good order without waiting for
the sentence to be finished.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-04

CERTIFICATE OF INCoRPoRATroN.-A
certificate of incorporation has been is
sued by the Secretary of the State to the
Monitor Tow-boat and Barge Compa-
ny of Wheeling. The field embraced
in the certificate, for the operation Of
this company, is the "Ohio river and its
tributaries" The capital of the corpo-
ton is $500, with the privilege OF in
creasing it to $4,000. The following
are the corporators: John A. Arm
strong, Alexander Coen, Thomas B.
Armstrong, Abner P. Hays and John
II. Hapes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-04

Postal MATTERs.-A new postoffice
is established at Coggins' Rock, Green
brier county, on the route from Meadow
Bluff to Nicholas c. H., West Virginia.
George H. Rush is appointed Postmas
ter at Meadow Bluff, Greenbrier coun.
ty, West Virginia. vice NJ. Sweeney,
resigned. John w. Hanna is appoint
ed Postmaster at Falling Spring,
Greenhrier county, West Virginia, vice
Sarah F. Rush, deceased.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-04

FIVE HUNDRED THoUsAND.-Five
hundred thousand bottles OF Green's
August Flower have been cold in this
State in three months. We only ask
YOU to go to any drug store in Wheel
ing, w. Va, and get bottle Free Of
Charge. or a regular size at IS cents.
Every bottle warrs nted to cure Dys-
pepsia or Liver Complaint. Sick Head
cache, Costiveness, Heartburn, Water
Brash, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Inn
pure Blood and all disease caused bv
impure blood or deranged stomach and
liver. Try it.
L. NJ. GREEN, Proprietor.
WOODBURY.. n. j.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-04
AN ELoPEMENT SPOILED.

For some time young couple living
in South Wheeling have been counting,
ION the sly" as the term is. The
youug man was very iistssteful to the
young lady's father, who, it is said, has
forbidden him the house and warned
him that bis daughter was not for him.
But "love laughs at locksmiths," pays
little heed to parental mandates and
bides its time for the accomplishment
Of it, purposes. While seeming 10 &C
ouiese in the commands of the young
lady's father, the young folks enjoyed
their stolen interviews and finally made
up their minds to elope to Pennsylvania,
and at West Alexander. that Gretna
Green of runaway couples, have the
marriage rite consummated without the
Formally of the fathers consent.
Last evening was a1ed upon for the
elopement. A rendezvous was appoint
ed, q carriage procured and all the little
preliminaries arranged. About seven
o'clock a carriage left Luke's livery
stable and was driven to the place
agreed upon, in the lower portion Of the
city. But the father had some how got
IN inkling of the proceedings and was
on the watch. Where he discovered
the carriage containing the clipping
couple we could not learn, but discover
it he did. He caught up with and
jumped on the back part Of the vehicle.
Climbing from there to the roof, he
ordered the driver to stop his horses.
No attention being paid to his CON-
msuds, he commenced yelling "Help !
Stop this hack! Ny daughters in this
hack! Stop It'll"
His cries and the sight OF q carriage
with man sitting on its top created
great excitement all along the street,
and people ran from their houses to
learn, if they could. what was the mat
ter. Finally an immense crowd gath
cred and the horses were stopped, but
not until couple o. shots had been
fred al the driver A. an inducemeDt to
him, probably, to halt.
The carriage was stopped and as soon
as be could get down, the cruel parent
rushed to the door Of the vehicle to find
it open and the young folks gone. AS
soon as possible they had jumped from
the carriage, and, taking advantage Of
the friendly darkness. had fled to escape
the parental wrath and to find, il pos.
sible, another conveyance to their OBJ
jective point, West Alexander.
We we're told at q late hour last night
that the fugitives had not been cap
tured. Whether they reached Penn
sylvania or not we are not advised.
We have withheld the names OF the
parties for the present. from prudential
reasons. II. they succeed in the con-
summation of their wishes and are made
man and wife, there can be no objec.
ton to giving their names in the second
chapter of this romantic history.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-04

BALL OF COLUMBIA LODGE K. OF P
The ball to be given by Columbia
Lodge No. II, K. of P, at Steuben-
rach's Hall tonight, promises to be one
of the most elegant affairs even given
in Wheeling. The members OF the
Lodge are gentlemen Of standing and
influence and who know how to get up
a ball where all those invited can enjoy
themselves to the full. The arrange
ments are very complete. Over four
hundred ladies invitations have been
issued and q large number of those
invited have signi6ed their intention Of
being present. Among other sttrsc-
tions a fine silk hat will be presented
to the most popular gentleman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-04

LADIES, we call your attention to the
ready-made suits, cashmere and calico
wrappers, waterproof cloaks, braided
sacks and beaver cloaks, made in the lat
eat style, and offered at almost the price
of the material, at the Dry Goods House
of Messrs. Emsheimer il Blum.