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- .St8 l1fE IIt't<t. d..
Mr, Robert Colstou, vi Jersey City Heights,
gave MI example, oil last election lar, oi ,lls
high appreciation Ut tho right uf suffrage, wllirl,
j. certainly worthy Of ,nnrc tl'an passlnS nosre
obstacles To keep thcm fron, the polls. liz WIS
working III lh!s eity few days pr!ns TO tho clcs,
t!an, an'l mt with ~ Incident wsrt' rendered
operation of aH,putRtt0n Ind sc:lrcclv been per-
FORMED before Cu!ston began to display tho
most Intense anxiety lest i'a should not be al.
Hayes nlil Wheeler. llr repeatedly gave cx-
|rc.s!on to hi. a'.xtc.y, and, ut length, tic at
teuing physfciait promised that Il llo would
ho au!ct Until election day hr should lIo taken
to lls waiting pluce and allowed to Gust Ills ballot
From, tic moincnt that this promise WIS nlado
Golston, WIS the qn!ctest man III st. Lnkc'a
Hospital. Tn election morning hH was placed
In a cnrrnyu aud carefully driven tu Ills home in
dorsey, city, ue east his yUtc, and then re-
turned to tlsa lospital. where lie u still ron-
ilncd-f fortunately alonc the worse for llia trip
nerosa tho river.
, 1876-11-22
IRENE HOUSES MISSION.
She Asks IIersclf Whether This Is Madness
or HfRt1,1tt.

She Asks IIersclf Whether This Is Madness
or Method.
He,e York 1Ior'd. Nos. 10.
A letter FROM Mrs. Irene A. Y. House gives
ail ACCOUNT Of mn occurrence At her farm last
Wednesday night, which narrowly escaped being
a tragedy. During the lifetime Of hcr husband,
Orson a. House, tho divorce lawyer, ho had fire.
qlicntiy manlfcatcd Grcat jealousy Of |aborcs
employed on the farns named Annylon, whose
intimacy with Ills wifc ho suspected. On ono
occasion, shortly before Mr. uousc's death, 1t Is
said Tint Mrs. 1renc abscnted herself scycral
days, and, It was thought by him, In company
1tousc writes, ssiu heard noise In the untln-
ishcil addition to her residence. She awakened
ltcr cousin, Harry shustcr, md asked I!nl to SEQ
What was lts cal.sc. Slnslcr went out, antl, as
tile building liz tred several times ut him, but
without effect, and Ansylon fed. Mrs. House
alds that she will resist to any length attempts
upon her safety or honor.
husband, shc says it was nut fired by hur own
volitlon, ''hut was directed by Got, "a Creed
,n0or. Slot that was unfailablc; that went from
temple to temple, md lie dropped instantly"
80 (refcrring to her Forthcoming, lecture de-
aud tho corruption Of tho Church from temple
to tcmp1o lfcr husband, sliu says taught llcr
to shoot, using one of hs professional carda as
thu lnnrk. II y recent vision llo catno 10 her,
saying," Dill not teach you to shoot, and 30
g,il,lo yonr hand to pierce Que Of my cartls rec
tnmsncmllng myself to tlloso seeking divorced
So, guided by tic hand Of Cod, shall you pierce
thu corrupt pructieo Of divorce Itself, md make
onr example warning 10 tho people,"
III d lutte letter to lcr brotlicr-il-law, ncrritt
z. House, Mrs. Irene says: u Tell you, 0crrltt,
I sl,al1 live tn beat Raphacl's brush, for Time
can never take from pen tho fading that thu
brush 90 luscs. / msist not soar myaclf. Sy
wings nre not yet able to hold INC, but they wifi
grow 30 big {thnt) NY t!ody will be Hike zephyr
to their strength. 1t Is such 'nonhenslual' rs
sertions and visions, tllat I.aye such fa!th In,
that n,ay gct TIC into n lnnd-house; but know
Just Nv well rs my une tllat uln as clear-or
so,,n1cr--in head than those who gtye surl
meaning looks when listening, SO will not talk
to peoplu who cannot trent me without sucll
smcanlg smiles III keep to my pen IND let
with the opinion Of Judges. For the present let
me be held mad. II there was nsrtho,l in l1anl-
let's madness, to work out truth, tllay not this
semblanco III INC also work out some fact for
profit to future generations, IN Showing the
btackncss, the vile ends Of Vice aguinst her fair
rrul, Tirtuufn
, 1876-11-22
Horrible Cruelty.

f1TGHI1 4ftt2FaH.
John 0'shalglInesry Wis II convict Of about
q years OF ngc, vino Hailed fran Kingston. On
the 21t!l d April, 1915, nc was confined IL. tho
"tark cell II for s0nc trivial act Of insi,burtiina
Stri.nan, wllo tantalizc;i tic frliuw III
to making come offensive rctort to tfr
ta,lnts Of the deputy. For tits triling ofrcnse
this unfortunate nIan was tllalngl up ln g
standing posture for five days ntl,l five nights,
bis fcct mud ltanus puiufully sfaekIc.i to rings
IN the wAlI. only to be relieved fur ailort inter-
vas to cnnhlc him tn purtukc Of tie nca.re al-
tnwalcc Of bread and water allotted to
Gi,a . three three Tines H. IN &c; eacl' ,oo twenty
trance Into the prison, mud the result III this
WIS that his torture WITS rendered morc intense,
owing TO the fart that lie had, for thy. Erea,rr
part Ut tho time. to support himself hy Ills
wrists. rs encirclc.l III tile cruel iiurn til the
wall. All the pnwcr was gone frtun Its toes, and
As lie li to stli!u III ften III Crcr to relieve
the tnrturing strun on fir wrists, IT. nay he
tl,nG.incI What crr:itl nu:uisf. thc poor vie
tim cultured during these 1sl hoNrs Of chatting
night anil day, A more calling Of fset'''E pr,'~
cess nf racEtng torture 1t Is hardly possible 10
imagine. The writings Ut tllc r!tiful convict,
as hu IMfnly CnIcayurcd to notlIfy his angulsl!
by shifting abuut as we'll Us Its snnrlncles
would rtrn!t, hare hcen described rs
tion only brought q kccnrr agu1,y.. md
tilcru was pu tlnle@crlbabic depth of suffering
expressed III Its Ult-repcAttl rxprcssi0n s tln'
hours dragged ttlcts slow ltugih ai,rg, "ThlAls
Gotl there's auutler hour gotIr." Wtlcn finally
he was released from Ills turturc, hts wrists :tHl
nnklcs were terribly swollen, and lie was wholly
unl.ble to walk. Hail he not been ,nan OF
splendid constitution he cn,l,l npt huyr SIR
vlyel so cxllallsttlg un Ordeal 4 More brutal
Or Insunan device Tor inI!'cting agony OF, liu-
lnnti flesh anl Ilool It Ii impossible ~ conceive
When MI appeal w'ls n,atie to Stelman to PUT Il
tcrnlnattn t" the suitcrisga Of this man, ind It.
was represented to MIN that the convirt was III
danger uf dying from his extreme suffering, the
lG,rrIcntng, unfecling official replied, Let the
-uIc,n
, 1876-11-22
4 WORD TO 1.-THE T|MEs,n

Ap"'e fHtffF V jfd 1Fa6Hft4
-. .I.hs7ssL1A, ILL.,, Nov. 2.-fhe editor OF tho
slsaso 7lmas III his issue Of tho 16tll, ex-
presses tho hope that " tlle po,,dtng Presidency
,I4''osuo ~, Will 10 on even TO tho brink Of rcyo-
's'aoaty ylolcnce." A heart which Ia cold aul
uuti enough to express such hope may
t.,H .u.et TIC purposes oi the 77nsss' proprietor,
s1 wv u can possess ilo loyo Ut country uor good
VII 10 mankind.
n .As paper referred to Is filed with blood
.'snialovolcnec,nn and It is evidently tho object
~ ~. ss%eS TO plunge the country, ii possible,
~ oooty Evil Tas, ult III tho na1ne Of re-
ssna a, he Is playing, OH larger scale, tho same
p4'ual trlrks that liz attemptcd ut Detroit,
~. - o1es of slc trs Iress. lii 1901. Ho
.ua lFel the Southern heart, and cu,,u.
Nv" sa ah celebrated Is tlru In the rcarn
r SasI salch e''lmnatol In Ills cxIa from tho
sEro H. " pstfott alhl hts emigration to Chirago,
H9 and slaniler. 's.s's -'""'
naoTS .uass . u cxultant over prospect Of
sUnHcsI sITaRa ~ glteful!y mud patr0ntzingy of tllo
r1,nJ.e y, brotherhood OF L0uteiul,k," 4tl a,,-
rjx .n .asir threats Of assassination. Tat tl,u
anv .a adyleg 9f tllo 1fn.ss will be approved
u Sesthsstae issaerAhlc y humber of ci.lier purity IN
hterpstipSa nnd Democrats aro too deeply
shls, hlH 10 i,,Inut r. w preservation uf pcaeo and
sntst 4 ~ ,os'ew tho si.tac clitor IN Ills Wild
da's r, missouri Missouri Is for blood" and that HTu-
t1tss.@aaI0rtty Is e0, GO01 and TINT .tIeso whit
tand =, ,s1th tl,tls next-aoor ncIrht,ora In hiis.
nut a. aoi aa'i, airi uiay do 1t ill 1871
ist Msa,t ee truc. hut tho very threat will dc.
uShS S1sli. Io DO foscwar,lcd t. to bu lore.
Atour,baan'sa a'a -, tto beat mon OF botl, nartiys
III T. s,at, tIin country have seen cnoiiEh OF
nod i"ani9 na tllen to take sctlslble 1,lcans to
ksthanc, thal LINN or tint party which rests
stl en- VI hllceras Oil ylulelco 1iill bluutlsj,c,l
talie s,5 tolfy tIEnre when ha bs,.tltshos Ills
TIE saot'gnn IN tho lave Ut tho people,
ant xar I,s people eulsilns be goa1e1 into
kt ct.t pll'!tcr's Ink Or editorial MaIf1nity,
ktx VIZ ~ !. wv does como lot him who oIyissa
fault Of w. hs..kes ~ tue first blow hewarel The
Wv and I't iate election bAs 8p terrnra f,,r han,
h,e. a ~, 'a'rness. The puoplo cxnect nm innrst
Ih ~ ~, honest cnul,t, mn houcat ,icr.
at,ni, iils they viii haya Thrrnts anii
14blnod ,'t, VIII not swcrvu thetu. YiuieIleu
hys a W. cannot elect President. 1he Ian"Ic
ktmin ~ 1t IL Tor tho civil n,,tl,ortie. - r..
talI Fsaa .na fca.llt. It IL tia duty nj tho M
II stprotrsto, to 800 that thu civil authorlIias
:: t:tntorrcd1 1to'9 Vlolenco and tiat ue laws
kupt 81 ri ~, or any class or body Of men At
satsu| ibs spoiSnco d other uulawful means 10
4Ao.. he IT, ailairs Of government fl ia RI" d,,tv
,@sods-.M ~ authority to al unc, nnnish III,
AxIss Il aad In W doing thew w,jl mert All III
1, 'petooaaoa aad support oi not only
, 1876-11-22

place and sA'd, 'Acrortllng IL the description
which Homer gives us Of tta .lLuatlon, ia eItc
l,carttly laughed, and wisely tbservcd ti.us
Homer only s'i1cs mentions tie Island Of Tcnr-
dos, nnl merely alIutlcs to temple nf Apollo
there by sayiug that this god rcigns powerfully
III Tcnefo..
where thu Emperor thls morning, At half.past
ntlock, did me the llnnnr to call upon mt ut tho
flniei tlo !'liclIcspont, where lodge. An iot'r
later Ills Majesty ctnt4tksl, with h!s party, MI
toassi tho Aqnta ImrerIalc, which left iH.ine-
tlAtcy fur tim pfrauE.r
, 1876-11-22
COAL. SALE,

New YonK, Nov. 21.-Only 10000 tons, iu-
stead Of 10o,o0 tons, as advertised, of Plttston
coal was sold to-day by order Of the Pcnnsylva-
n!a Coal Company. Tho present glut Of thu
market and prospective high prices, owing to
the difficulty of delivery, were the causes as
ain i9r ts non,iuliliinsnt of tue contract
CRATE, brought from s2.aa5 to *a75; 5,c00 tons
Of cgg, SITS to 54.Gj; 00,0U0 tons Of stove,
sa.X,l to 81; 5000 tons Of chestnut, *357}1
10 xIt0. -
, 1876-11-22
STORM AIIHE EAST

New YonK, Nov. 1.-The violent northeast
storm which las ragged here during tt G past two
days subsidized tllls morning, Several casualties
use reported In t1ts city, aud considerable DAM
age WINS done to property i'll the truck Of the
Bturnl. No vessel Inns left this port since Sat-
ur.lay. Several steamers mnde the attempt,
hut were obliged to return. Sonie twulyo or
ittccu steatllcfs aru luv here, but aro unable tn
est IN. 1t Is 1eurct TINT serious dumaI,u Inns
been done TO shipping along the coAst.
, 1876-11-22

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 21.-A convention Of
General Passenger Agents Of tho Southwest
mot at tho Peabody Hotel at noon. John W.
Moss, OF Tho st. Louis & Southwestern Railway,
was chosen as Chairman, and Charles r. Kelly,
Of tho Louisville, Cincinnati s. Lexington Short
Line rs Secretary Tho Convention sits Will.
closed doors. ThG object OF the meeting Il to
revise the winter rates Of tue respective roads.
, 1876-11-22

Tho Illinois. Central Ratlroal has just pub
lishcd Its winter tariff from Chicago to Du-
buGue, Dunlotl,, aud Ga'cna: First class, 60
ccnts} second class, 80 cents; third class, a5
cents; fourth class, s5 conta; special class, 20
cci!tss grain, rs cents.
Tho General Agent OF The Illinois Central alas
!sslicl circular to connecting ltncs md agonts
TO tlsconttMuo rates to points On tic Mississippi
River, yin Dunlctll, tll6 boats having bccu With
drawn for tho sensorl.
Mr. J. NJ. Sawyer, up to tho present t!n,o
Station Agent at Wlnoua, has been appointed
Travelling Freight Agent If the Illinois Central
Railroad 1u Iowa.
, 1876-11-22
BILLIARDS..

NEW YoRK, Nov, al.-ln the billiard tourna-
mont this evening, aarner beat Blossom, 800 10
2Sl. GarMcs's best run, ISL (unlnlshcd); 6los-
son's, 10i.
Jacob sehatles,. .!u Ills opening game, defeated
Maurice DAILY 800 to at. This waB regarded as
great triumph for 8chafrer, who at the cn4 Of
tho tEclfth Inning waA only n to Daly's lU
schatfcr's best run wa# lbs, In tue sixtccnth ln-
Mug.
, 1876-11-22

ST. Louis, Euy. 21.-Thc Repuhnan's Kausas
City spccial says that Carlos 8. Greedy and
Henry Willard, recently appointed Receivers Of
MI the property Of that roal to-tiay, under Ill
order Of tho District Court OF Ka,Aas City.
Robert Carr was appointed Genoral Manager,
mud r, F. OGkcB General Superintendent.
, 1876-11-22
OHIO & NIISSIHSIppI

81. LOUIS, No., Nov. 2l.-Judgo Treat, Of the
United States Circuit Court, At tho Instance OF
Robert Garrett d Sons. Of Baltimore, and Jacub
Ross, Of Canadn, has appointed Gen. Lewis D.
Parsons tho temporary Receiver Of the property
of tho Ohio & mississippi Railroad In this city.
Tho object OF this action Is TINT sotneboay sttl
lnve charge Of the property hero Until tho
proper papers arc la1 before tile collrt, md II.
Torrance nl,t john King, Dr., who isnve buc.l mp
pointed RcccyerB iii Illinois and 1n1ana, call
lc appointed and havo time to qualify hero.
, 1876-11-22
BURLINGTON d NORTHWESTERN.
.Specfal Qfstaech Ia 1Ae Tribune.

Sptc1az O1SlxHcT 10 17tF zEo1Hs.
BuRIrsofoN, Ia., Nov. 2i.-Thu Burlington Ss
Northwestern Marrow Gauge Nailroad finished
laying track for. the. winter to1lay, reaclling
Winfield this morning, distance Of thlrsy-four
miles from Burlington, 4 train w1ll be put On
at once, and will run regularly all winter. Next
s,,1t,mcr tho track will. 'bo extended further
northwest. Tho first freight train went north
Tonight, and c6nsistcd Of elx carloads Of
freight.
, 1876-11-22
rnrtT HURON.

sxeiaf Dispatch 10 TIE Irt6ans.
o.or 1Icnos, Mich, Nov. M.-DowN-pfopa
'',Iouc svs snd b.rges, cormo,ant ana tow; sehrs
sae'y.W '.7ss wall aoshawk. IL. Fitzgerald, u. locke
Se'e u' r'oas arabia, H. Holland, Henry Howard,
Eri,sl ~, mi baTgcs, Iiackatt and co,laort; schrb
tt3'lo sS"a,hcaut Su fresh; weather cloudy; favor.
Hrtia. s,>c,a, l2ifpasea to 11t, Tribune.
l,.,- 1rrins, Mich, Nov. 2l-11 2. IN. .-pnWK-
?oslA lA.sks hk ]. ucrtachy, Martno CITY, Burlington
Ef92ns. 2n.n,es. n, tclt Wells; bark G.. J.. MeIscl.
~ sfTar@Ptops o Waserly. Prairie Stale, Turner and
hEH; Southeast, frcsh, weather cloudy raining.
, 1876-11-22

sotcta, Dispatch TO The Tribune.
,,or,~Tr. Mich. Nov. 2l,-lAssgE Ur..
Gtttrday) Prop st. pnul.
"noxs-Masouri.
tRa,yEp-tD tDound DOWN Prop Jarvis Lord.
pors .Da11.rtop clty Of ,.;aI fiomont.
, 1876-11-22
North German Iloyd.

This steamers OF this Company will tail every satur.
!satcs of pals4ge-From Now york. g Southampton,
aH, LSn,aon ayrr 4na atsu.a nssS s.Gn Wy; ssssa
1HuYl1nX QIpcA, New fV.k
, 1876-11-22

t,,slrr.s at TIE lockA Ia nlnbat tleMt34
cafetoo, nn,nbet Of lumber.lo.lcn sesscls at lilo
: s ': i; ;' :i :S e: 6; +; #;
fa1, anu rso eo" tua /. D. johnson lowed tho schr
t,nsf:t, ,. tonaIt, laden, to son'', Chicago
Willie tolss arr,na, Tho actlrs D. .. BILLY and
S %f$sz ~; znsas q i 7 ea !: y ssso e.
;,ss T e. s .ass tss & s
iSlcsgu pt5 Hrocciyinr similar treatment at
I'd assess nts netcc,onal !lry -lock. .ro sens J.
~ tonh" Nv, ~ ilat1e*s. 1t was tonna that a1tet
ss S :sses sps s't s1oss & s o fks fs fa
lid and hcf T%n tut, tpwct{ her inside and MIC
4 'ssn,Ti 'ssssnsTie It 2: Melntof'h tor
Ssp,t 1sasss q ~
als!s5 moseI III On 10 Ills new farm Of 97o acres at
sxrrn sxron No.
, 1876-11-22

4 GREAT tEnterprtse,
AHsttA {7sx.) Sta}txmdn.
Tho most Intelligent cittzeMs Of New Orleans,
and Of ciucs 'aloug tha MlaslsslpM aud la trlb-
, 1876-11-22

..,,t rareo Of corn TO Da!ln1o "a az ni Prqn nI,
~ tskes pr nn,' IN Earns. Cupaeity, oo'ooo oa
thesst aua ~ W ~ -. 70 Charters: 10 buffalo
f%MFauEEE, Nns ,shpnt iunrt cargo from here,
* St LsTrch,eit,e c,sten on at Port Washington! a.
saaee 70 oo,osMrrtch-schf sn Montcain, wheat at ac.
, 1876-11-22


EsneAs CITY Denver Fast TX, s1s31 r. m, >.l.pop M
st Louis L Bpr!AgtcII Ex... NINA III, sn:Oi r. IN
st. LouIs, Springfield Taxla. D;'yJn iii, INK in
lekln An Peoria Fail ExpreaA. sutxth nj, i:jti H. l1i
Peoria l)ly ESprcaa I:,T}a III .:n;a T. tn
tearia keukuk l. HnrIfnYnn.Is H;ft)n H. tJa IN
CicaHO& ratncu H. H. Ey..I u;UIa tu, s:,l5H IN,
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julEct ~ Dwight hC3Hll It nj :,:t. ri. 9:.ll nj
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-23
yahuabIe Medical Treatise.

The edition tor 1877 of the sterling Medl-
r.,I Annual, known as Hostetter's Alma
,.ac, is now ready, and may be obtained,
irre Of cost, OF druggists and general
e,untry dealers in all parts OF the United
STATES and British america, and indeed in
every civilized portion OF the Western
hemisphere. This almanac has been issued
regularly AT the commencement of every
wear for over one-tiith of century. 1t
combines, with the soundeSt practical
advice for the preservation and re. tora-
lion of health, large amount OF interest
Ing and amusing light reading, aud the
calendar, astronomical calculations, chro-
biological items, &C., are prepared with
great care, and will be found entirely ac-
curate. The issue of Hostetter's Almanac
for 1877 will probably be the largest edition
OF medical work ever published in any
country. The proprletors, Messrs' Hostel
Ter smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, on receipt of
a two cent stamp, will forward a copy by
mail 10 any person who cannot procure
one IN his neighborhood.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-23

TBE CoURTs-CouHty Court. udge
Cochran disposed of the following busi-
ness before this court yesterday:
The cases of S. b. b. Carter VS.. l.
Howley, Fahy VS.. P, Elwoed, ;. A. fey'
ton VS.. 6. Swartz bach, 5. A. Pcyton vs.;
J. Robrecht, N. Reilly vs.. A. Note, ana
Shepherd Davis VS.. j. A. Everiy, we're
continued till next term.
In the case of J. II. Cox VS.. II. NC
Kune, q motion was made to quash the
attachment and summons, and hearing
deferred.
The case of Virginia Sisson VS.. u
Jacob Dauber, occupied the time OF the
court during the day, and was still IN
progress at the time of ADJOURNMENT
which was had till o'clock this morn
ing.
Municipal Csllrt.-This Court met
YESTERDAY, pursuant to adjournment
Judge Cranmer on the bench.
In the case of james n. Williams si
al. VS. Adam Kalbfeisch, in debt, Judg
ment was rendered in favor OF plsintlh;
for S26499 -.
Court adjourned till the usual hour thl'
morning.
Police Court-Judge Crsnmer disposed
of the following business before this cour'
yesterday: !.
Henry Klevis and James Ryan, To-
vsgrancy, were committed to the WORK
house for thirty days each.
Nodie Fox, disorderly conduct, hnet
two dollars and costs. Paid,
Adjourned till the usual hour TIN
morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-23
scheuck's Mandrake pm.

Will be found to possess those auali,,.
necessary 10 the total eradication OF an
bilious attacks, prompt TO startthe secra'
tons of the liver, and give a healthy ron.
10 the entire system Indeed, IL is no o.
binary discovery in medical scene
20 have invented o remedy Tor No.
stubborn complaints which develop al
the results produced by here,o,or.
free use OF calomel, a mineral ins.ts
dreaded by mankind, and acknoW
edged TO be destructive in the extreme ~
the human system. That the prone. IT,
OF certain vegetsb les comprise all the W.
tues OF calomel without It's injurious IT,
denotes, is now an admitted fact rends,s.
indisputable by scientific researches. a.
those who use the Mandrake Pills viii ~
fully satisfied that the best medicinas
those provided by nature In the com ~
HERDS and roots OF the fields.
These Pills open the bowels and COW,
all bilious arrangements without SsiiSs
ton or any OF the injurious effects OF csIs
mel or otner poisons. The secretion y.
bile is promoted by these pills, as vii ~
seen by the altered color OF the SIZE Se
and disappearing of the sallow comnI.s'
ion and cleansing OF the tongue.
Ample directions for use accomn.n,.
each box of pills. Prepared only by II
Schenck & Son. AT their principal orssi
corner Sixth and Arch streets, PhiIajsT
phia. and Tor sale by all druggists snr
dealers.
Price . cents per box.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-23

CUPip's WoRK-The residence OF
Mrs. Thompson, four miles west OF Mar
tins Ferry, o., was the scene OF the
brilliant wedding of Mr.. James Terrell,
OF this city. and Miss Amelia A. Tnomp-
son, of Belmont county, O., daughter OF
the lady at whose residence the marriage
took place. Matches may be made in
heaven, but marriages are made on
earth, and are the most attractive
events common to the human family, at
least one would so imagine from the
goodIy number OF friends present, each
of whom were made happy by the hap
piness of those whom they had assem-
bled to witness the marriage. The resi-
dence was well filled with invited guests,
the beauty and chivslry of the vicinity,
and all passed off as .merry as q marriage
BELL" The attendants of the bride and
groom were Mr.. James II. Butler,
of Wheeling, and Miss Mary Ho.
bensack, of Martins Ferry and
Mr.. John Downs and Miss Sue Falloure,
both of this city. The gentlemen were
dressed in full dress costume, while the
ladies wore white, appropriate to such
occasions. The residence at which the
happy pair were made one was hand
somely illuminated and decorated, and
the scene, as the ceremony was perform
ed, was one of intense impressiveness,
and many young heart beat louder over
the thought that probably "my turn will
come next" The solemn ceremony which
united the Joyous pair until death do
them part, was performed by the Rev.
Alexander, of SCOTS Ridge. After the
ceremony the usual congratulations were
il dulged in by the ladies present; the
bachelors bewailed the loss OF member
of their circle, and the benedicts gloried
in the addition of another recruit. About
two o'clock in the morning the company
dispersed, we'll pleased with the expert
enCe of the evening, and fully convinced
that
"There's a bliss beyond all that the min
strel has told,
When two that are linked in one heavenly
/ tie,
With heart never changing, and brow
never cold,
Love on thro' all ills, and love on till they
die.
One hour of passion so SCARED is worth,
Whole ages OF heartless and wandering
And On If there be an Elysium on earth
IL is this-it is this.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-23

persona Kibbe, OF
whom so much has been said In the pa
pers, and who was found guilty by an
ecclesiastical council of gross immoral
conduct, IS at present residing at Fort
Wayne, Indiana, where his family are to
join him shortly.
In the New York Herald is an sdver-
tisement asking Information of the
whereabouts of one Daniel Dereman, q
surveyor, aged 35 years, who arrived in
this country four years ago from West
phalia, and "was last heard from near
Piteburg, Pa, and Steubenville, o."
Capt. Asa Booth, of the Express, was
present at the Centennial hotel ball, at
Bellslre, night before last.
Mr. j. 81. Silvey, the druggist, has
returned home after an absence of so ne
months in the east.
Billy Schsrf, the osrsmen, wasin at
tendance at the Brown boat club ball
last night.
Miss Wilson presented the pupils at
tending her school with a new testament
apiece Yesterday, as Christmas gift.
The wax cross at the st. Joseph
orphans tair has been awarded to Miss
Tucker.
The Rev. d. d. Luther, of Allegheny
City, will preach in the Fourth Street
Presby terian Church tomorrow.
Messrs. w. 81. Anderson, F. G. Wal
lace, and Eugene Tarr, of Wellsburg, are
at the st. James.
Judge Hoffman, of Clarksburg, and
Judge Edmiston, of Weston, are at the
Mcclure.
Hon. w w. Miller, who has been at
Washington for some time past, returned
home yesterday. .
Rev. j. j. Spencer, of Bellsire, will
exchange pulpits with Rev. o. 2. Miller,
of the Disciples Church, tomorrow.