The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27
MATRIsIONIAL,

We copy the following notice of the
marriage 0fuMisssM .lNlsHLIEl KING, u
former IayenBan la,iy, and mir R-lA.
Osmer, from! tie J;snie:sttiwh fSY Isl
Daily DEMocRATof the 18th instss ed
/ This morning n social even tofsn more
/ than ordinary Importance look place
| in tile fiower-trif1lmed pariofs or Mr..
| VIM. M. Davis. ON Second Street. AT
half pas,sten O'Clock Mr. IL. A. 0siiier
and Miss NJ. Nellie King We're united
perform ell by Rev.I Walter Condiet, on
the Presbyterian, Church, inithe pres
ence only of the members of the fam
| lilies and of IA few intimate ana per-
sonal friends. Miss Black of Warren,
Ohio, and, Miss Lilla Kent of James
town, acted as bridesmaids. ,.,..t,,.,.,if !.
| Mr. Osnier is well kiioWn as one OF
our most active merchants, and has
been since Ills residence here proni-
nently identified with all that pertains
to the substantial well-being of our
young city, of which hef is-at present
one of the Trustees. Miss King is a
young lady who has long possessed the
enviable reputation of a social favOrite
and is the reputation she won for her:
self by her pleasing manners and gra-
cious. womanly y nature, OF course the
warmest congratulations of large
number of friends accompany Mr.. and
Mrs. Osmer OH their western wedding
journey, upon. which they started at
noon.
The wedding breakfast was all that
could be desired in point of extent and
quality, and was served, from a table
handsomely and profusely decorated
with choice flowers. -
The display of rich and costly mar
riage gifts was large, and gave evidence
ships of the high contracting parties.
Following is afist of the beautiful to-
kens of love, friendship and regard
presented: =,
Solitaire diamond ring, velvet and
silk sofa pillow, satin and isrorsted sofa
pillow, Persian work sofa pillow, up-
holstered in satin; silver tea set. Isix
piecesl, gold lined silver nut dish, gold
lined silver cake baskets, silver pickle
-castOrs, silver butter dish, glass and
silver jam dish, glass and silver. sugar
bowl and creamer, pair gold lined sill
yer vases, pair silver vases, pair glass
and silver vases, transparent statuette, !,
antique china candlestick and match
soup ladle, dozen fruit napkins, silver
and china jelly dish work basketlined
with blue satin, bronze card receiver,
.' Will CarletOn's Farm Ballads" doz-
en- silver nut picks, ,silvercard receiver,
silver and glass toilet hottie, silver
napkin ring, pair silver salts, gold lin-,
ed soup ladle, gold thimble, $50 check,
blue pin cushion, lace tidy, glass and
silver jelly dish, silver toilet set, large
basket of natural flowers. -,
= - 49, - : 49, -..f-,..,t
On Thursday last man named
Peter Hart, employed on pile. driver
near Willow street bridge, Cleveland,
met his death in most shocking
manner. In attempting. to go to the
top of the machine TO trip the hammer
he stepped upon a pile which was be-
ing driven, intending 10 climb through
the upright posts, when the hammer
suddenly tripped itself and came down
with great force, grazing his face, but
striking him with fun force on the
breast and arms. fmangiihg him in a
frighttul manner. The deceased was
aged sbeut thirty, andy leaxes adwifei
and two children. Ju4d ,5lbaii 20 bnt
.- tsio-rF 4ITiogI s.ss.ft-sszs44 ar 4 %
THEo1 Cincinnati q Eaguirea'y Keeps
standing at The head or its editorial
columns. a resolution entitled, "Ihe
Allen County m6cemeR .53i. 1876"
Tho Enquirer has afontihess for Allen
county movemsnts. Three " eans ago
when Doan Cunningham and Sam
Carey secured the adoption Ola reso-
luton in Allen county Substantially
advocating tile tlisbahdonment Of the
Democratic party in 2 ohio. tile nEb,-
qg,is'eI. hurrahed Tor tho ssAllen county
movement" but Judge Thurman, and
the rural Democratic newspapers
knocked the breath out of the move
ment, and the Inquirer yielded to- the
fiat. 1t does not forgive Judge Thur
man for adhering. TO the Democratic,
party.-Plaia Dealer, - -.
That accounts for the sour milk in
the ENQUIRER cOcoanut.