The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-11-29
The Weekly Register
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TIE sLxEY TIE,-on Wednesday
evening, November 21st, 1877, an
other of those social events which
turns the channel of the social worlt
for the time being, was consumatcd
at the residence of G. NJ. Moore, Esq.
MERGERS Bottom, this county. W.
refer to the marriage of Mr.. Ed. NJ
Moore to Miss Esther Peyton, of New
Orleans, the Rev. D. S. Hammond
officiating.
To the couple that have thus com
mingled their two lives into one, W.
tender our best wishes for long
happy, prosperous and useful life
assuring the bride that while sh'
congratnlates herself on the possess
ion of as grand and noble an object a
was ever created by the hand of Goo
an honest man,-slie also carrie
that priceless boon which is pure
and better than anything under TIN
sun:
"a woman love, the lie OF life,
Whether in maiden's eyes it shines,
Or melts In the tender kiss Of wife.
a lfcart contented to feel not know,
That finds in the other its sole delight.
W ultG llHliuo luNb arc lutthS W iSe No EN'
The tenderness that is more than might
On earth below, in heaven above, :.
Is anything better than a wonlari 'loye9n
Only a select number Of friend.
were present. The bride was giyer
away by Mr-c. NJ. Moore. Tue at
tendants wcrc Mr. YIN, Mcars, o
Shcbenville, Ohiu, aud Miss Hettic
Moore of MERGERS Bottom; Mr.. Hen
ny Mcnager and Miss Mary Graham
Of Gallipolis, Ohio; Mr.. VIM. Kerr
of Gullipolis, Ohio, and Miss Heller
V. Sterrett, Point Pleasant; Mr. C.
Fred. Henking, Gallipolis, and Mis-
Fannie Arnctt, of Marietta, Ohio.
We acknowledge the receipt of al
invitation, and had intended to be
present, but I'M unforeseen calamity
bcfcll US, so that we had to remain
within the call of Judge Van Mattress
Court, and thus had to forego thai
pleasure.
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DIgp.-Novcmber 10Th, 1877, neal
Misunderstanding, Putnam County
West Virginia, Samuel Mcclure
Esq, in the 18th year Of his age
Mr.. MCGUIRE was 4 native of Mason
County, being born in it in 1902
His disease was didbetcs. He wa:
the father of Mr. Samuel Mcclure
the Upland Mail Contractor; and was
respected and beloved by all who
knew him.
Rev. W. L. Hill will preach in tho
Pleasant Flats Church, on the 2nd
Sabbath Of December, at l0i o'clock
Il. M, and s! p. m. He will preach Q
sermon especially to The chlldrets al
West Columbia, at 3 O'Clock, p. m,
same dav.