The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-24

age was sulemnized on the Island, when
has been anticipated for some time as
source OF lifelong happiness to the nup-
tial couple, and of pleasure to paFtici'
pating friend, and acquaintance. The
happy pair were Mr.. J. A Hal'tesd, city
editor Of the LtelL,eeacer and Ei.s Annie
NJ. Zane, daughter of E. E. Zane, Esq.
The wedding took place at the spacious
residence of the brides parents, on South
Penn street, and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. c. Z. Manchester, pastor
Of tho Island NJ. b. Church. Quite 6
large number OF invited guests
assembled q. the house, large
majority of whom were re a.
tlves Of tho family. The parlors IN
which tho ceremony was performed were
handsomely decorated with evergreens
and flowers. In the centre OF the room
was suspended wreath OF evergreens'
IN the circle of which were the letters Ii
and Z, under which the bride and groom
stood. As tho bridal par
~ entered the room Miss
Jennie FINK performed the wedding
march, and simultaneously with the
closing o, the ceremony the letter IL
WAS cut of. which rendered most pleas
inr effect. The attendants were Mr.. Ed.
Brues, and Miss Cora Zane, and Mr..
Jacob Grubb, and Miss Annie Moore, OF
Tiltonvile, Ohio. And here We
mi hL add that Squire Caldwell
is entitled to the credit of the
beautiful decorations, a he was the de.
,iguer. The bride was exceedingly love-
is. and there was bush on her girlIsh
cheek as the solemn woFf were spoken
tbat made her wife. Of course the
groom looked handsome and happy. This
memorable event was tue birthday OF
both the contracting parties. The bridal
presents were numerous and handsome
After the ceremony WAS performed and
congratulations expressed, tho hapr!
company were invited to partake of II
bountiful repast, prepared by Mrs Ze-
centelder, and which all thorough
enjoyed.
After the older folks had departed the
music commenced and the light fantastic
toe was tripped until gray dawn, when
tbejoyous guests departed.
The bride and grown loft for Clevc
land and Put in. Bay Mt O'Clock this
morning, whence they will proceed 20
indianapolis, 81. Louis and other points
OF interest. They will be gone about
two weeks.
We wish the gallant "local' and his
"bcttcr halt unalloyei pleasure and
happiness in this vale Of tears. May
health and wealth and prosperity b" their
lot, and may "locals" increase and multi,
ply. With a profound conviction that
their ., hope will ever shine brightly
We EN- - this opportunity to extend
to them the right rai5" of fellowship.
PEHSoNAL.-Audi,or Bennett has re
turned to the city after few weeks ab
scnce in Charleston.
The second deposit in the Dcnmarsh.
Powell race, was put up in Christ Sicbkes
hands last night, that gentleman having
been selected rs final stake holder
We learn from Mayor Sweeney, that
General Haulcy, President of tine Cen
trnnial Commission, will BE- here and
address the meeting to be hc}d at the
Opera House next Friday.
Major &. y. Franzbeim, member of the
Board Of Regents Of the Morgantown
University, returned, yesterday, from
Martinshurs, where he has been pending
few days.
Tho following is from Clarksburg
correspondent OF Eowel's New York
Reporter;
OF the publishers Of the State Frew "
Campbell, OF the Wheeling { W. Va h.
feli,gcDccr, ARE probably the wcaIIhiest
As to the poorest, tor fear Of making in
yidiuu. comparisons, 40 names will be
mentioned Scutield of the Pnrkcrsburg
L,uwci is the largest; Father
llodgson, of the Parkersburg In.
q,a,cr, the smallest; the shnrpcst
writers. T. W Morris Of the Richie
Ga=e,te and Patrick, of the Mound>vllle
NotjoH0i; the most religious, Bruydrick,
OF the Piedmont HdepcmTe"t; the hand
soonest, Shinn, Of the Grafton SentiDsi;
the homcIiest, Dawson, OF The X ngwood
Journai; the highticst, Z-veiy, ct the
Huntington Ic,t'iGtrr; the fondcst OF
HI, beer, Hoffman, OF the Morgnutuwn
Post; the most noted politician, Walker,
,f the Charleston CD,,y'icr; the only
Mormon" SRinn, Of the iarksburg Id.
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