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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
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Geyscr, (>avSsoss) Excelsior, (Sara.ogs,, H,el
kgNk lsaratoSa.l Nwny. kiss.uEen. Also, the TO-
aMNig waters IN hattes Congress, ENce sior, VA
,loV'' Geyser High Rock, st. Louis Magnetic,
stAnAAu, Ia Ston spa, Getiyshurs, Misslsqnc'
Alum 81. CathArlrs's Arlesan, Fted
er'cshale N'chy. seltIer, Bedford, Rtc.
k. BklNGHURS \ CO,
Wholesale and Retsil Druggists
Corner sixth and Market S,ree.s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

For letter, rtngworus. erurtious. To he asst In
der oox.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

Freight trainwill have passenger oar attached and
will be subject to delays incident TO freight business
All ireights must be at the various stations at least
thirty 3Cl minutes before starting Of trains, other
wise viii lay over twenty -four "a, hours.
Passengers using the 40 q m. train from Faston
win arrive In Philadelphia at g20 a. m, and Ieturn-
ing will leave Philadelphia at is p. m thus giving
nearly eight hours for business purposes in that
city. j, L. CALDWELL
EAsTos June 5thlsT5 Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

Bret HArte will reside III New York dur.
ing the winter, ""'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

~ II EQ U L BOOKS ON CHEMICAL
IleCoAnIsc1Al once, eAsap~ l.sn sissexsrs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

+ P.'S CAN SAVE MONEY BY GET
- TING blank wholesale i tAe ConlHcyu
Omoe.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

ENIRSf NATIONAs, aAha
oF %IiMIs'a9S,e.
nsPosInrSy os Tag pUpt!o xo&.
tYp
siNhHHltL A'isNr cf ~HX UNITED sT4Ih
snY no pFr-Ts, ,A.e5,.en.
GFJ. sRSsTRoNtl, Csaaier
Pam w CAPITAL. ssn,o %,
-, palladelphla ard New YORK Kxehsase nv.
ntiled nliled 70 regular denositors x,thort Charge
'lscount days, Mondays an Thafsiny. al sh Ay
EfRRSIOas,
Hs,aa, Hsransd. i.,G d, s'nyth, George W, Buhh.
henry $. Motomt, lnshus r. aeaa
Daniel Jamep, William 'Intnan'
Edward Bets. oot1ix
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

wh'cN enaAle The Invalid who may require IT, or the
lover oi Soda a.rr who WNy desire IT, 10 eulov ne
uSr " tlis iesht tlt htveraHe az any time ~ hniie
We htNe un drausM RE foiC wing popular
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
Choice sodn x,n,,r

X Bringhurst Go. have re-opened their MluetA
water Fountain for ;he season. The majority q
our citizens have tasted AMI Know for thelustive4
the superiority of the soda water from this fountain
an the delicious navor ot the Fruit syrups thel
prepare, of which there are upwards oi tweu'y va
rletics. They have
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

Mrs Fosters Rose Worsa-IOxcngcs
An infallible remedy for worms. Safe pleasant
and reliable lriee 20 cents per box.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
rORTANLE ENTNTAINs

and the necessary apparatus tor properly nnlng 4
can nc drawn ~ Will, maktus the bottles really
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-30
EsROSEECTS.

While the company will be enabled
from the beginning to sell at an increase
of several hundred per cent, ard at the
same time offer lots at very low prices.
the probability is that in few years the
remaining lots will be largely increased
in value aud realize many times the pres
emf pr.ccs \ safer and better investment
has never been offered to the public-thcre
can be no question Of loss, there can be
only a steady increase in value from year
to wear. Charleston is the natural manu-
featuring center Of the kanawha Valley ;
with cheap coal, iron ore, fire clay, lime
stone. lumber, sat, &c, Immediately sur
rounding the city. AND good Transports
ton east and west. in Il word as great
manufacturing advantages as are possessed
by any city in America, it can be but r
abort time until our present mantiacto-
ries are double and trchled, and every
loot Of real estate greatly increased in val
ne, The present owners only sell because
obliged t. dispose OF an interest.
The title is perfect; all liens now on
anv portion of the land will be either can
ccilcd or secured in 4 satisfactory man
ncr.
The shares are 500 each, less the amount
Of dividend from sale, already made.
J. +. WALK E, Trustee.
For further information and maps amd
pamphlets apply to the trustee or TO
DAVID l.. RUFFNER,
Charleston, West Va.
CHARLES G. LEWIS.
President kauswla Valley Bank.
JOHN e. CLAIPOOL,
Cashier First National Bank,
charleston, Kanawha Co., W. Va.
Nav g If.
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Correspondence Huntington Adycr'i'er
BUFFALO SHOALS ITEMS.

At an apple cutting in this neigh.
borhood last week, the harmony OF
the proceedings wac somewhat mar
red by the constable arrcsti"g a
couple of the young gallants to an
swer a complaint of couple OF Young
ladies. They brought their Jabies
with them. Some considerable loud
talk was INDUCED in but no blood
vas spilled. Well boys, those that
dance must pay the fiddler
The bank robbery caused quito an
excitement here, as the robbers pass
ed near here. and jayhawked Sidney
Barbour to pilot them through to
Whites Creek. Two Of the band
lodged at j. L. Bowens Esq. the
night before the robbery WAS com
mitted.
Some of the schools here have be-
gun operations. Isl. Grade teachers
are allowed $50 per month; 2nd
grade $3.50; 3rd grade SD etc. -
The patrons Of our school very kind
" made up enough out of their own
pockets to allow the teacher a good
living salary. There has been Il
great deal of hard talk about the
teachers receiving such exorb'tant
WAGES. lst. grade teachers were al
lowed last year S43 per month, but
after the money was earned and the
draft on the Sheriff made out. they
had TO shave each order from 70 to
/ % per cent to get any money. ne
Sheriff never has any money, and ne
Of course cannot pay, but there are
always others that have a little OF tn"
peedful aud will cash yorr orders at
- per cent discount. Our Board o .i
Education was elected by the Sherlll
and reduced the teachers wages 81
the tax for school purposes was such
a heavy burden on the people,
Those that favored low price would
cry ont. Eve can hire man ~ = Nv
at sl3 per month and il Is easier sT,i 10
teach school than to grub neI
cannot see the idea that man 'ha'
teaches has devoted years to the ut
ting himself for his duties ocsla&'
the money he has expended to g''"
an education. Sill the teachers is
a body will accept the present wages,
provided others will work Tor Inc
ssme. The Sheriff : salary VIII eS'
coed 81, 700 per annum, yet ne n"'
never expended n cent in q"al'y;in:
himself, unless he used IT m oGEl"S
votes. But enough OF tbs; lla'
will tell whether this step Will prove
beneficial to the people or not, y
great many first grade teachers nave
cone to other townships to teach
GNIB.
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MILTON.

I had occasion on my flying trip To stop
off q, Milton. the new and lively town,
situated IN the C. x q. II. r., ten miles
ea>, = Cabell c. Ii. 1t bids defiance t.
anv town Of its age anywhere. find none
Of the TOWNS between here and kichuonG
,nrr.s. the industry displayed here find
.Gs r;,iz,us here to be social and generous
frnn What learn of the fine timber in
me surrounding country and the prospect
f.r finding valuable minerals, the place y
likely 10 improve much more rapidly III
sbc future. some persons in the vicinity
having more land than ther need, are OIL
,rinc tract, ;or sale at very low figures
-. low a. -. 10 =. per acre; churehe,
and public schools abound; he morals OF
the people are good, and the ladies' hand
some and gcutccl; the men. KIM a." III
Jns,r;ous Onr genial friend Mr. W. is 9
great favorite with the lad SO,
TRAVELLER.
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The West Charleston Com.
nlnH.

A charter has been obtained and stock
is being subscribed with view 10 the pur-
chase Of West Charleston from the Trus-
tee who represent the present owners:
The property embraces more than TWO
THOUSAND TOWN LOTS, 40Xl20 feet
each, and about 100 acres of streets and
alleys. Also the proceeds OF all sales
made by the Trustee up TO date, amount
ing to about $4,000 in cash and bonds,
for lots SOLD Ar AN AVERAGE OF
NEARLY 1885 EACH. Also thirteen
houses valued at $4,000, including one Of
nine rooms, with stable and out houses
and finally the proceeds to be derived from
the sale OF the kdadrhd Sar and ria
ming Mn.
THE RENTS derived from this prop
erty, including houses, brickyards, iair
grounds, &c., amount 10 over $4,000 per
annum At the rate at which the proper
" is offered u the Company, over 300
PER CENT. will be made by the Com.
pany on every lot hereafter sold by them
at the pr ces at which lots have been
heretofore selling-and on choice lots
n,uch n,nre
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-30

Alta meeting OF huntington LodEe
N 81 | q. F., the following pream-
no and resolutions were adopted
U'5ereos. An sll-wise Providence mes
T,yinc wisdom t. remove IRON anong u
onr well-beloved brother, William
Pritkelt; therefore be i Tho,
Re<o'rs4. That in the death OF brother
Prickett the Lodge has lost one 81 ITS nes'
and pnrest members, his parents = w II, !
and directorate son, and society moral
intelligent aud honest young man.
Re,5ircd, That We deeply Symp,,In.::i,
with his parents and relatives IL the'f '''O
bereavement l~on.
R,soirsd. That the Lodge room be drap-
ed IN mourning for the space oI 'n'''a
DAYS in remembrance Of our deceased
Resolrcd. That these resolutions be en-
tered on DIR records, copy be =, r""' 'I
70 brother Prickett's parents ara that 'h'
CITY papers he requested t. PUP iSA them
GEORGE CULLEN,
WV. II. Bull, Coiri''''oe'
J.K. Z. ADAMS. }
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NEW HOTEL.

c. L. Myers, would respectfully
infolm the dcnizens Of Huntington,
and all who visit It's classic precincts,
that he has opened Hotel on the
Europcah plan; at tie corner Of 9TH
and Second Avenue, where he vii!
be happy to serve all who come.
lie guarantees that anybody who
comes to his house for a good square
meal will not 90 away unsatistied.-
Yoa call for what YOU want aad pay
for what Won get. tt.
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'stDdth correspondence 70 INC Au'VI'
BEECH FORK ITEMS.

We are in the saddle again, ant
our course is up this stream. Halt
ing at keysers Stere, we are interro
gated with such questions as "any
late news from the Bank robbers?'-
We then relate to the crowd all W.
know Of the Robbery and Pursuit
our..stcfy is supplemented with "Sighi
brave wasn't they" II can tell "
it was a eIrmb sight"
We are shown the spot where Mis-:
"Rhoda" was born so unceremonious
w. Lifting our hats in reverence We
pass silently on wondering if 'StorieC
urn or animated bust will ever mark
the spot.
SCHOOL
is Aourishing finely here under the
skillful management Of Prot. Henry
Smith. We will point to this schoo
and ask, does it pay to hire Teach
ers at a fair price, when they have
been especially qualified at some
Normal School? The answer is EN-
phatic, lit most certainly does"
SORGHUM MAKING.
is at its height, and jolly time they
have too; imagine Il pleasant night,
with plenty Of young folks Of both
sexes present, each armed with 4
paddle or spoon and yourself in the
company of the prettiest girl in the
crowd devouring sweets from the
same cup, one arm straving round to-
well rapture is word too feeble tc
describe it.
GOING WEST
is all the talk along this creek. Is il
strange that with light crops. heavy
taxes, rough lands and climate not
the most favorable, that many are
anxious to exchange coal for corn
with our western neighbors, who
have a more fertile soil-millions of
acres to spare, where peaceNnd plen-
ty reign supreme. Development will
alone make our county prosperous,
and that must be done by other
minds and other men.
The people along this route do not
read much, but this is mainly for the
want of p. o. facilities. "How is
the Ohio Election goings" inquired
one, us Bill Allen going to be elect
ed2' We replied that we thought
he would, although the money Po'cer
was against him. "Well stranger |
hope he will, and ] hope they will
pay of the Govt bonds with Green
backs and give US more money, we
have plenty of property, but can
hardly get enough money to pay our
taxes He was speaking the senti-
ments of our people generally, Corn
crops are moderately COED. There
are hundreds Of cattle offered for sale
at prices ruinou,lv low, vet there are
no BUYERS. Horses are also much be-
low their real value, yet they are not
in much demand.
Yours &c.
HIRAM.
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DIED.

In this City, on the 2ith inst, Of Mem
branous Group, Charles ~, infant son o
VIM. F. and Maggie A. Wallace, age
l6 months ard 10 days.
Farewell babe but not forever.
We soon shall meet with YOU again;
In that bright and happy future
There's no sorrow, toll nor pain.
Farewell. babe. you've gone before US
To that heavenly home above;
Where the angels round you hover
All is peace, and Joy, and love.
Farewell babe, twas hard TO lose you,
But It's your eternal gain;
And we hope again 70 see you
With the Lamb for sinners slain.
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Personal.

Romeo a. Freer, Esq, U. S. Con
sui TO Nicaragua, was in the city this
week. Mr.. Freer's general health
has greatly improved by his residence
in Nicaragua, although he has been
suffering lately from an attack of Re
yer and Ague.
Our old friend, W. II. Williams,
Esq, one of the City fathers of Rich
mond, paid us visit last week, TO the
the City of Huntington and the c. &
0. r. r. He was greatly pleased
with what he saw.
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X CIIANCERy.

Tie object # this sat IL 10 enf rec .
c,llec, on II note u $1,000, dated SCI
temfer 9Th, 1872 due October lst, 1874,
signed bv defendant j. 4. Suffer, payable
10 sad James 4. HASKELL and assigned to
tie Plaintiffs. ard subject T. tic pay
m.it thereof ~ purchase money
the land on or near tie OHIO RiFer, IN
Cabell county, ID BY saidJsmc- A,Ii1s-
kell 10 sad Suffer by title bond Date sep
,eniber 9th, 1872, and - provide inr l."
pavment If the whole 81 the prchase
money. due on said and, the said Jan
Haskell being the reput.d owner Of
balance Of the purchase money note
And it gp7eariHg from m affidavit E I'd
with the papersin this cause tha,'he de- '-
danis JaHe. A. and J. HASKELL are n.r-
res'dclt- + tie stste - West Virginia, -
therefore ordered that they 10 sppear o."
1T Rules - I've held in the Clerks O;: %
81 sad Court on the first Monday IN &C
tober next, and do what il necessary T.
protect Their interest in this suit.
Teste: JOS. MILLER, CiS--
HAKvEy & HARVEY, Soils,
Sept. g.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing
between W. II. Harper and \. l..
Hannah under the firm name of Har-
per Il Hannah, was dissolved on the
18th inst. by mutual consent. The
undersigned is authorized to settle all
outstanding accounts.
a. l.. HANNAH.
The Business heretofore carried on
by Harper and Hannah will be con-
tinued at the old stand by Hannah d
Mccullough who will keep on hand a
first rate assortment of Groceries
which they offer ut low prices.
HANNAH & MCCULLOUGM
Sept. 30-4w.
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NOTICE.

EsanaWisa spli;it nmd
ssrNni-d'amueiEOal at prices
lower than eyer offered liz
this City. Also Eia.c. De-
Thcnt. Plaster. Sbing 81
ama: laiiI. at very low pri-
cGS.
Ymrs:. Cor. 3IId Ave. ard
Tess:A Street.
T.. ss. GEsEEH
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Ar pAFMER DcoIer

4. e. PALMER Dealer in
Doors. Sash. Blinds, Franz
Rough and Dressed Lunl.
Der. Flooring, Weather.
boarding. Pine and Pop
lar Shingles, MOuldings.
LafIl. Newell Posts 4 Han.
niSters. Drain Tile. q Pat
enf FiueS. White and Gray
Lime. Plaster. Cement.
Flower Pots &c. A Large
Stock Constantly Oh hand.
Cash orders promptly fill.
ed & solicited. Sd Avenue.
BET. StIl Il 9th SITS Hunt.
fngtOn. W.. Va. JAM II If.
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of music made. The evening are
now becoming long and cool. by the
kindness of Gen. Oley. Hall is offer
ed rent free, and it will be source of
great pleasure to many persons to
have tie Association again in being ;
in addition to the above considera-
lions, there are others which can be
suggested at a meeting of the society.
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Examination.

The Board Of Examiners will meet
ut Barboursville. (CabeIl { H. on
Saturday, October the 9th, 1879, foi
the purpose of certifying teachers
All applicants are requested to at
tend, on that day if possible.
u. l. DUNCAN,
County Supt' Free Schools.
Sept. % til.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

By virtue Of a decree rendered 10y the County
Cont nf abel CutHf- on the 90th dav u July.
lST5 IN the suit IN ChaHccrr the. rin preceding Of
Cnunhp /. r cluin agaiIs. l. tile Nriiz, 81 ilS.
| vii seii at the irOil door OF the Court House
Of Cabell County,
On uordcg. he lsh Dry of OcfobSr, 1873.
tract ~ land. sirulfc IN sa'I County, on Nine
Mile Creek of the ono RYer. Said tract con-
tai?s two hundred and ten acres Title perfect.
TERMS or SALE i-Olc-ihiri cash. one
third OF a cr.dlt Of ~ months. AMI Onrihird on a
credit of twelve iui'nth-. Bond Bnd security re-
qrrcd " the purchaser. and legal title retained
AZ additional security fOf the purchase money.
JOHN -. LNIDLEY,
sept 10Th, IT, Special Commissioner.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-30

Airs. MARCEL \. Poage died YES.
terday morning 29th inst, after a
tedious and severe illness of several
weeks. Mrs. Peage's husband lost
his lite some years ago by the burn
INC of a steamer on the Mississippi.
Mr.. Poage was taken out of the wa.
ter lnsensible but recovered. Her
Funeral will take place at the Is:
Presbyterian Church this morning at
10 o'clock.
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ysS:gssIAT WAN'g Pl!lsEg-
zslI2b EsaEs.

The work of hours done in as MA
nv minutes, by the use Of Lapham'S
Sewing Machine Braider. \ trial
will convince any one Of its merits
Price, $3.50. For sale at the Mil
linarv Store Of Mrs. s. w. lngham.
Aug. - tt.
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LOCATION.

This property embraces the choicest
part Of the site upon which Charleston is
built. 1t lies in the angle formed by the
Elk and Kanawha rivers-on the lower
side Of the Elk it is almost perfectly lev
ell. and is well draincd-has already q
population Of over four hundred, and a
number Of new houses building at this
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-30

Changers do YOU wish to double
your crop of grass and corn, 50 go
to A. Il. Palmer's and bug some
Land Plaster which he is selling
cheap, in order to introduce it.
| have on hand for sale low, $50
barrels White and Gray Lime and
Land Plaster.
4 Il PALMER
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"pog> 10 the right Of YOU, Dogs to
the LETT ofyou, Dogs in front of VOC
and Digs in rear OF YOU" We are
overrun with Dogs, and first elias,
Sausage Nauufactory would have
substantial encouragement for loca-
TING here.
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The erection of the Kanawha Iron
Works, just above this property on the
Elk, and the opening of iron ore, fire, clay
and limestone mines in the hills immedl-
ately adjoining, is already Increasing tie
population, and must, in connection with
other industries, bring in several thous'
and inhabitants within the next two years.
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A. b. PALMER

Those + our readers who propose
to visit Cincinnati during the coming
Industrial Exposition, will be glad to
know that this paper can he seen on
file at tie Office Of +. y. FRESH
MAN, ADVERTISING AGENT, 1910
West Fourth Street, where all tacili-
ties will he extended them to read
their home news. II.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-30

SABBATH SCHOOL CONCERr-The
regular quarterly concert of the Sab,
bath School, was held ut the Congre-
gatioual Church last Sunday after
noon at ) O'Clock. The SUBJECT an
nounced was, the Names of Jesus. "
The responses were given by the
classes in succession To the questions,
lst. the titles of Jesus spoken by the
prophets, -2nd. what titles show the
divinity Of Christ ?-3rd. what titles
slow Christ as a Soyereign2-4th.
what titles show Christ As 4 Media
tor? The exercises were pleasantly
intersper>el by readings, rccitations
and music. There was large num>
Der present who were greatly enter
tanned and edited. The reports of
tue Secretary, Librarian and Treas,
urcr were read. showing that the
school was in 4 furnishing condition,
and Is well attended.
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Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors Of David McComas dec 'lscd.
In pursuance NJ a decree ~ the County Court ~
the County OF Cahcl! rendered IN a canse there
IN pcnl'nE - subject the real estate Of The said
David MrComas 10 the plvmcut ~ his debts,
Won are required ~ present vOnr claims against
the said David MrCumaS for adjudication 20
Joseph =. Miller Commissioner n his office In
the said county on or before the sth day Of DC
tOhcr. i~,s.
WITNESS Joscrh :. Miller. Clerk Of said Court
this I'm day OF september. 1sTf
Jos. : MILLER, CLERg.
BY JNO. ". CHURCH, Dept.
Cant tc nr
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-30

TuE FIRE BRIGApE.-Ex Excelsior
Fire Company met for Drill On Mon
day evening last. nv order Of Cap
tain Gibson. There was not As large
an Attendance As was desired The
laws of the company sboGld be rigid
" enforced against all delinquents. In
becoming members of the Fire compa-
ny certain immunities are granted by
tire Ciiv Council and unless the
members attend to their dutie, those
immuuiticS should be Withdrawn
The Ci>tefus are now ready for use
,heapparatuS is in good order, and
uule>, there i am efficient and we'll
Or Iled company, TIE advantage OF
these things Will bel in a great meas
IRE wasted. Turn odt, boys, tura
ont make the Excelsior the brag
company of the Ohio Valley,
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4 WEDDING AT CHCRCu.-The
the air has been full Of rumors lately
about q welding that was on the IL,
pis. L. was generally supposed that 1t
would take piace last Sunday morn
inc nj the 1T PRESBYTERIAN Church.
\ very large crowd assembled, and
listened to a most excellent sermon
from Rev. j. y. McCliutock on the
subject of sunday Schools, which
well repaid any ordinary disappomt-
ment. FIR all who came to see the
Wedding were disappointed. rs 1t
was certainly % come oft on that day
the crowd in much larger numbers
assembled In the evening; every seat
I'm tie church WAS full. AMI all the
stanlia- room vas occupied. After
;hc sermon there was pause aud
every eve wa, turned expectuntly To-
wlrj the door. Directly, ushertd
hy Mes. G.. :. Laiilev and j. II.
Poa.ue, tae happy pair entered anu
become at once ,he cyuusure OF all
,.,at host of ewes. Mr.. ". II. Ii,
uo.,waie and Miss Ella Gallahcr. -
They took their places in 'front.' OF
the pulpit. and with 4 short, but
yery impressive and dignidcd cere
monv, Slr. NcCiiutOck united them
+ in marriage.
The bride is just in the bloom OF
wcmauhood: She was an hoaored
/ graduate of Marshall Criiese at L.
last session: she was beautifully
dressed in rich and becoming COS
tune: We are not sufficiently an fol
10 describe it; tie groom Of the firm
LOT jenkins d IIol,wada, looked wei
and happy. jhey left town on
Monday morning for a trip TO Gin
ciuuati, thence mp the river anc
across 10 Hoaue Co., Mr. IL former
home. and then home. We join ouI
wishes with those OF their man,
friends. fof their lifelong and long
lite happiness