The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-16
BELLAlRE.

IL accordance with the laws of God
and the laws of the land, another at
Ewes fair daughters has been surrender
cd unto man. On Saturday last Mr.. 4.
Klot2, ol the firm of Mayer y klotz of
this city, wa, married to Miss Mary Olive
Morris. daughter of f.. E. Mcrri, of the
Globe House. We congratulate the hap
py pair. and hope that their paths may
be strewn with flowers of the richest
hucs and oders that Cupid cunning fin
gers ever pluckcd from the garden of
love; may their couch be guarded by
angels of peace. and may fairy warbler,
ever sing for them. songs of low" IT. ir",h
and pur" as maiden beauty could wish,
to be- whispered by the lips that contain
the language of the soul.
May naught disturb their tranquil dream.
For pure love now their hearts hath
warm'd;
And heaven will she'd a soothing beam,
To bless the bond itself hath formed.
Is our wanderings around town early
Yesterday morning after the Wheeling
papers had arrived, We noticed great
many funny thing. but the most inter
csting of all was the peculiar expression
of countenanc" ofthe leading Republic
cans of this city.
The first man we met was Mr.. Dani".
Westtake, with mail bag under hi, arm
and hi, rv" cooked on IN" Bultimor" and
Ohio depot, but he didn't say good morn
ing. 90 to the d or any other cour-
te<y. The next was Zekc Morris, who
came the dodge on us by turning hi
back and commencing To- Gus.
somebody for splitting on the floor The
next man was Charley Crafty. who look
ed as If he had issued y 5000 life in.ur-
ance policy on man at the point Of
death. Next was the dignitcd Anderson
with his hat tilted about two inches far
Their back than usual and a peculiar cX-
preston Of countenancc which plainly
said noii ne faEgere, touch me mott am
larger than thou art. Wefelt our little
ness and departed. On Belmont street
We met Samuel Garrard, happy a.
fighting chicken becaus" he had lost
some but won more, so that Murphy Ike
he was ahead. But there was one poor
soul We could not find, so we continued
our walk. until at MERGERS Drug Store,
we came across Junkins, Alas poor
Doc. We knew him we'll n man Of num-
berless anecdotes, and red hot R"pub.
lican; he was gazing apparently at va
csnCv. and r. the morning news Of the
result Of Ohio was being read, his IAN
ruage was not loud but deep, or a. a
correct chronicler Of events would say,
such As would scarcely be used in an
orthodox pulpit.
Next came Longley Of the badYs,,d-
rgt but one could notice no change on
hi. countpnance. The lightning may
flash, and the thunders may roar. but J.
b. don I care d-n unless he Is runnin Z
himself. We next looked for General
Hoge. but receiving notice that he was
holed in the back room VI the Bank, We
walked down town and on our way met
quite number Of others, but a We are
not after small game, We will not waite
ammunition.
p. Squire Powell. one Of
the biggest ducks in this dirty puddle,
We came near overlooking. The Squire
thought the Republicans IN this state held
big and little casino both, but when he
came out and found that the Democrats
had taken big casino in, he went back
:, M. Office and commenced reading