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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-05
Ohio LeRikis,n

COLUMBUS, March A
salute was fired this morning by -.
the General Assembly in Sor!,. 0lee' G,
passage of the silver bill. " L.
In the Senate resolution vs
and the Senate adjourned In bnrS Pc.
memory Of Hon. Ben Wade 0is.
In the House, House bin M,
that the sale OF real estate SOLD fe.U'ct:
ton or by order of court shall h ~ . si'ca.
the premises, was passed. Neao;
The House then adjourned in IAN.
to the memory OF ex-senator W. t,eFes
Governor Bishop gave his s,a. s
ton at City Hall tonight to, rep
company OF invited guests A'ss
The flags on the State Hons.
been ordered st hslf.mast unrTI a"s
Mr.. Wsde's funeral. " AR
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Exclamation.

We have seen the pilot OF the Tele-
gram, and he says while it is true that on
Saturday he headed his boat for the La
Belle landing and then did not land, it
was the fsrthest from his thoughts to do
anything TO irjure anybody, either in
person or property, and that the reason
he did so direct the Telegram WAS be-
csuse he thought he saw a signal from
the shore for HIM TO come in. He also
says he is sorry if he did the Boat Club
any harm, as it certainly was not his in
tention 10 do so.
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Real Estate Transfer.

The following transactions in real es-
tate were recorded in the County Clerks
Office yesterday:
Deed made February %, 1873, by
Anton Reymann and wife to Nicholas
Crowley for portion Of lot No. - in
square No. 7. Compensation $500,
Deed made January 10, 1878, by
August Warneke to August Yager for u
certain parcel of land situated in Rich
land district, Ohio county. Compenss-
ton $40.
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PARKER HALL
AIRY Egg?"

As some lady said last night what
next?' What will the English Luth-
eran Mission Sunday School get up next,
or rather what will they not get up to
please the little folks, and stimulate them
to giving for good objects? The egg dis.
tribution last night brought together a
crowd of happy people big and little.
The popular hymn
"Deliverauce will come"
was sung with 3 spirit, prayer was offer
cd and short talk by the pastor in
which be hoped "Delversnce from debt
would soon come to the Church they all
loved" Then came the handing out of
eggs! eggsl eggsl which work kept the
Superintendent and father Conner busy
for an hour and half. A happy time
was it indeed, and promises handsome re-
suits.
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Committee Meeting.

The Council Committee on Streets
and Alleys held q meeting at the old
Washington Mill yesterday, and after
viewing what was left Of the cinder
bsnK, came 10 the conclusion that the
encroachment must be stopped, and d.
rectei their chairman 10 notify the
Mayor of their action.
A detailed report in the premises will
be made 20 the Council ST its next meet
ing. It's not thought the company who
bought the cinder will take any n ore OF
II away at present.
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Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
/ Auction, at The front door of the Court
House, -.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 10.
1878, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. on l OF
suId at private sale before that date,) the
following described property: Two-thirds
OF lot No. iA, situated on the east side of
Chapline street, in Centre Wheeling, Flfth
ward The property is elegantly imprOv.
cd. IL has on ii a splendid Brick Dwelling,
containing nine rooms and large hall, all
fitted up in the most modern style; has gas
aud water throughout, and has every con-
vsniance To make IA home comfortable,
the same being beautifully located. Per.
sons desiring u purchase u beautiful resi-
dence and most elegantly located, should
avail themselves OF this opportunity. Any
Information required regarding the said
property can be had by calling on Hervcy,
Britt * Co., Real Estate Agents, No. 1870
Market street.
flesh F.C. WINSHIP, Agent.
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AnlnuInIlnn-

We regret to say that young Amick,
the brother OF the junior Of the frm Of
Forster & Amick, shoe dealers on Msin
street, who was injured while PLAYING 8.
the p. w. & Ky. turn table. in this city,
about two weeks since, has had 70 suffer
the loss Of his foot IN consequence. Am.
puistion was performed on Sunday las!
BY DR.. Allen, assisted by 3 number oil
other physicians. The patient is doing
a. well s. could be expected.
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Pension Day,

Yesterday was pension day at Squire
SGhultz's office. Large numbers, both
Of those who had shed their blood on far
oil battle fields, and widows OF others
who had at the same time passed to the
undiscovered country, called upon MIR.
Schultz and signed the papers necessary
to receive their allowance from the gov
eminent
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MI A r. I'll n -
JAPITAI, RESTAURANT,

SO. 'II55 Market ST., is the only first
class Restaurant in The city. II is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms for
ladies, or where you can find that quiet
cleanliness of home, com bined with the
best cuisine that can be found In the city.
He keeps OH hand the very best the mar
ket affords in vegetables, fish, oysters,
game, and everything In season, ana
serves IL up In a manner uneXcelled In inc
country. He can be relied upon always 10
urnish everything first-class. jel6
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FOR SALE,
MISERABLE RESIDENCE on I'll

MISERABLE RESIDENCE on Iui
~ Island.
with a view OF moving 10 the cour.-
the subscriber offers his twu.stpiy rri.
mental Frame Dwelling House. on Nur.
Front street, Island, Tor sale. The hoo,
stands on lot No. 49, ~ irct front, runn..t
about 40 feet back Ia the river; conia-
nine rooms with gas ana water Gf,
HOuS" or Plant Conservatory Ritag.r.
and out houses. The river bank 1, ",
and permanently Rip-Rappcd. A sni
Orchard OF select mutt, ornamental trrp
SIN rubb"ry ot various kinds, grapes, f0s
erS, hybrid perpetual roses la variety o.
all things necessary tor the Rhofm,r +"
the grounds of a irNtClaSs residence. o.
house IS situated near the street RlIlsF
and but short walk from the Hrldg,, Ha.
IL the most desirable llvgg lot nor NE
tainable on the Island. For flnhu
formation enquire on the premises,
II. T. SllRlNER
ic2JeOdra No. q North Front Suol
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LIBRARY soei.ty Organized.

At meeting Of the WOrkingmsn
he'd 81 the Atlantic hose house last
evening, for the purpose Of organizing 3
literary society. Mr.. Samuel N Dsrrsh
was elected President and Mr.. A. l..
Wells Secretary. An Executive Com
mIttee was appointed, consisting Of John
Robinson, Ed. Pritz and Albert Wells.
The meeting adjourned 70 meet a. No.
81 Sixteenth street next Tuesday even.
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IL passing the establishment Of Messrs,
Carroll & Bro, Nos. 6, s and 10 Sixteenth
street, we have noticed a great many
large blocks of fine granite, which will be
worked into monuments and tablets.
They have also received several nice
Scotch granite monuments, direct from
Scotland, which will be sold st prices TO
suit the times. This firm was established
in 1883
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EVERY family should have bottle OF
good IMMINENT IN the house, and you can
not find better one than that made in
our city by the McLsin Brothers. 1t lie
called cool Intent and is pronounced
the best remedy for sprsins, bruises, &c.
We have known great many persons
who use nothing else for rheumatism, and
cay il is Just the thing.
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FOR RENT.

nNE FINE BRICK DWELLING, NINE
~ rooms, with all modern Improve sssA
Inents, water closet and bath tubs; lsE
large lot; located No. 20 !. Penn ST.,
now occupied by w. ii. Caldwell, ESQ.
Possession April LIST.
one two and a halt story brick house
with eight rooms and store room gas ana
water: all in good repair: No. tS Eish-
teenth street: will be rented very low.
Possession April LIST.
Two one story frame houses on Eleventh
street. suitable for offices or dwellings.
Possession April LIST. Apply 10
A. NJ. ADAMS,
dec2s l227 Market Street.
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AT the REGISTER Office, at 3 o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
81 degrees above zero. Clear.
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FOR SALE.

10 ACRES GOOD LAND, IMPROVED,
10 having dwelling mouse, stable and
OIher out-hCuSeS, and an orchard with
about l0J fruit trees. Also 81 acres of good
coal land g loot vein) about three miles
north OF the city, lying lust a mile from
the tine OF the T., W. q KY. K. X. VIII be
sold at reasonable terms. For further in
formation see w. l.. CALM,
tt.stra tlU2 Main Street.
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Pinnos, Organs and Musical Goods
Very Cheap.

As Sheibs Music Store will be re-
moved in about ten days to Washington
Hall, everything now in stock at the old
store. Main street, is selling 3, cost. II
YOU want or need anything musical, 60
ST. once, the chance will soon be ever.
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Choice Residence Property for Sale.

INTENDING TO REMOVE TO THE
| country, the subscriber Offers for SAFE
his Desirable sand Centrally Located
DWELLING, No. 1905 Chaplme street, nearly
opposite the First Presbyterian Church.
Any one desiring to purchase can eN-
anime the premises by calling on the
undersigned. r. W. PAAION.
FEBRUARY ~, 1873. les
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rrcst.

Robert Wright wss before Squire
Wheeler yesterday, charged by Elizabeth
Ankey for using abusive and proiane
language toward her. He was released
on bail to appear for trial this morning
ut nine o'clock
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.o,aed for uisAppearance.

Yesterday Frank Mccain made conf
plant before Squire Phillips against
Lawrence Heller, for allowing unlawful
gaming on his promises. Heller waived
an examination, and gave bond in the
sum OF 500 for his appearance at the
next term OF the Circuit Court.
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Festival.

The Third Presbyterian Church con-
gregation having contracted considers-
BILE debt on account of necessary repairs
to their church building, will try TO lqui-
date it by holding q festival at West
woods hall on the 21st and 22rd insts.
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I. Blum q Bro. oner Inducements.

BY looking at the advertisement Of
this brm, at the head Of our local, you
will see that this firm offers special IN.
ducements in white spreads, blesched
and brown mnslins, etc. etc.
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FOR SALE.

GALLON AND FIXTURES, ALL NEW;
- also Household Furniture. Saloon is
located on one of the busiest streets in
Cleveland, and has an established busi-
ness which Will pay the purchaser imme-
diately on taxing possession; situated In
a new building and rent very low. Terms
s.75 cash. Address GEO. BENNETT,
mrs 76S IT. Clair ST., Cleveland, U.
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Mother,. no,her.. noiher,.

Don't fail 70 procure Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for all diseases OF teeth
ing in children. II relieves the child
from pain, cures wind colo regulstesthe
bowels, and, BY giving relief and health
to,the child, gives resi 10 the mother.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-05

J. w. FERRgL, agent Tor ID. s. Forney,
will resume business on Monday, Febru-
AIRY Is, 1878. 1T his old stand, corner
Main and 10Th streets.
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To Close Cash Buyers.

TWENTY thousand bolts choice pat
tsrns Of wall papers, with borders 10
match. 3. the VI usually low prices Of 6, 8
and Zoe per bolt, 8, Noe. 20l9 and 202l
Main street. John Roemsr.
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Black and CoIored Ca.hmcres.

The unusual low prices that /. Blum s
Bro. have put on the above, will indlcG
many one TO buy them. II you wish
q bargain, call on !. Blum & Bro.
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decSl
FOR RENT:

TT,HE STORE ROOM NO. 20 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. Ia
Thls room has been occupied for the GmnS
last three years by Hugo l.. Loos as
a tobacco and cigar store The shelving,
counters and gas fixtures belong TO the
premises. A good w. c. is attached. Rent
low, and possession given April LIST. APP
nIy 10 ]. NJ. TODD, or
faIIh w. Z. McKELVEI.
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DoS'T forget the MArdi Gras ms.quer-
ade, given by the Fidelios, tonight, a.
Turner Hall.
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Greenwood Cemeterv

rNHE STOCKHOLDERS IN GRpv,
j wood Cemetery will meet a, tb"' S.N'
OF the cemetery, 100 Main >ireeton r Sa'
day, 18th inst, between the hours az s Ssn-
TO serve tor the ensuing year. WIZ
mrii X. {. BONHAM, SEQ,
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A trent Rarxain.

We offer this day. 80 pieces dress
goods St Sc former price, l5c. Desirable
shades and styles. Call early aud secure
fret choice. i. Blum il Bro.
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anna,S E0R RENT.

THEPEOPLE'SB BANK BUILD -
i ING. p .G.0
Building are hereby offered tor rent. Pos
session of two OF them will be given I'M
mediately. These rooms are considered
the most eligible in the city for sleeping
rooms or offices.
iaSh THOS. O'BRIEN. Agt.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A FRAME HOUSE, NO. 81 OHIO ST.,
n between York and Huron streets, -
Island, containing three rooms, ii;H
porch and cellar, lot 2Oxl3J, Will be
sold cheap Tor cash by the Island Build
ing Association. inquire OF
ip9fa J. Il. LUKENS. Pres't.
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For SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
~ Wheeling Island; price from SiOO TO
stsIJ each. Only one-siXth of the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
lbs paid annually In five equal install
Iuents, with interest. Apply 10
JOHN L. GlLCHRlST,
ncsalh At Top Mil.
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MARDI GEAs-FldelIo3 tonight, at
Turner Hall
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TEUTONIA
MARTIN KLEINHANS

Jlui MARKET ST., FIRsT.CILS
IUUf Upholsterc- date with Mrst,
Booth 4 Coz
All kinds OF UphOlStering done In II .
Latest style and Best Material put ON A.,
much lower charge than any hogo
town. satisfaction guaranteed. Pm.
Suits, Mattresses, Lambrygums, L..
Covers; Carpets lifted and laid. Pea.
give me "A call. L,.
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ron RENT.

DOoMs IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
II Hall building will be for rent by Jann-
AIRY LIST. Persons desiring GOOD business
room in a good location, on reasonable
terms, can get Information from
l. II. WILLIAMS, Sec'y,
decsh AtFranklin Ins. Office.
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FOR r E Mt.
FOR RENT.

TIME .ETNA IRON AND NAIL COM.
PAWS Vineyard, consisting OF about
fifty acres Of vines in good bearing oraer'
Forterms apply at the Company's once.
falOh
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at'leeling &cgister.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

Linolium Floor Cloths-G. Mendel,
Booth i Co.
That Terrible Scourge-[ Local Page.
Sale of Estate of James
QuIgg, deceased.
Commissioners Sale.
Iron Stone Chins-Cummins u Woods
Spring Trade-J. l.. Hobbs, Son " Co.
Mozart Social Masquerade.
Observation-Disclosures and Laundry
Girl.
Special for the Season.. Blum x
Bro Head OF Local.
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FOR RENT.

V,HE OPERA HOUSE SToHE -
rooms for rent at reasonable Gs:U
" AnnIv at the once OF the German Fire
Insurance Company OF Wheeling. decZ4h
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BANKS.
BANK OF WHEELING,

CAPITAL, bIOe@"
Stock holders Personally LIhhF
mud X. pTescDiinR over s50O,oOo.
De- EWES DEPOSITS AID -
IL counts Paper.
Deals In Gold, Silver, On g.
Sterling ExchanEe.
Sells drafts on England, Ireland, fria'
Germany and other prominent paf'
Europe.
Buys and sells Government, stals, CT
and Railroad Bonds.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Special attention given t0 COLLECTIONS
u. q. LIST, It'hdH.
q. LAMB, Cdshter,
JOS. SEiROLD, A5Iiftd5a Ldih.".
pnlb
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DlluHee. =, -
The petition of S. IL. q. Carter WAS
granted.
To Board of Commissioners:
| have made an investigation of the
matter Of the ditch on River road at
Lssh's and iLd that it will be necessary
10 have more definite instructions.
First. does the Board desire the ditch run
to the river, or do they want US to open
the ditch through the wall?
l. 5. JORDAN,
Prosecuting Attorney
Mr.. Myles offered the following:
Rssolpcd, That in the matter Of the
ditch to be opened from the river road
through the property of Lssh, that the
former reference of the subject to the
Prosecuting Attorney contemplated the
opening OF the ditch through 70 the
river.
Laid on the table.
Mr.. William then offered as substi-
tute for Mr.. Myles resolution the follow
ing:
Resolred. That in the matter OF the
ditch or culvert known as the Lssh Gull
vert, that the Prosecuting Attorney,
with the Surveyor, cause the culvert TO
be opened through the wall obstructing
il, and construct the same in accordance
with section 20 road law.
Adopted.
The bills Of J. n. Ewing, Mills *
Frew aud Jas. B. Qasrrier, were ordered
paid.
The Office of Constable Bsusenaur, Of
Centre district, was declared vacant.
Petitions OF all persons asking reduc-
tions OF assessments referred to Commit
tee on Finance and Accounts.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Ewing
Psso!r,d, That special Committee OF
three be appointed to confer with the
Board of Public Works, with view 20
the establishing of d branch Of the Ms
tionsl road from Fulton across the Pc
ninsuls, and connecting the same with
McColloch street in the city Of Wheel
ing. adopted. The President appointed
on the Committee Ewing, Maxwell and
Myles. On motion OF Mr.. Kwing. the
President was added 10 the Committee.
By Mr.. Watdle-
Rlsslred, That Jacob Hull, 8 con-
stable OF Clay District IN this county, be
and is hereby designsted TO serve
process and levy executions in cases
where the Sheriff OF this county is party
defendant, or Is under any other disAbil-
ity, and he is hereby empowered 50 10
act Adopted
By Waddle:
RssoIped, That the Board Of Equiliza-
ton will meet on Monday, March 18th,
st 10 O'Clock A. N, and continue in ses.
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.
TEMPERACE JUBILEE.

The following is the programme OF
the anniversary exercises of the Ladies
Temperance Band and Oats Hall Urion,
to be held at Washington Hall, to. NOR.
row night: Music by the choir; Scrip
ture lesson by Rev. Bsrnitz; Prayer by
Mr.. Henry Hubbard; Music; Address by
MIS-. Whiteslde, President OF Ladies
Band, and Reading Letters by Mrs. Nell
son; Music; Address by Geo. o. Daven-
port; Music; Address by Mrs. Rose
Wood, OF Martins Ferry; Music; Ad-
dress by Rev. Clancy; Music; Closing
Address by 4. G.. Crscrsh. The pro-
grsmme is certainly IN attractive one
and 70 doub. will draw large audience
as the admission is only ten cents, which
brings it within the reach of ell.
PARKER HALL.
1t is thought the Little Folks will
have another entertainment at Parker
Hall or next Saturday night. There
will be an entire change of pro-
gramme. Preparations are making by
some of the best South Side talent &c
have grand blow out 1T Washington
Hall in about three weeks.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-05-03
The Orphan Boys for the Farmers

There will arrive here at O'Clock on the
morning of next Friday. the 10th inst,
TWENTY-FIVE boys sent by the New York
Children,s Aid Society, to be put with
such farmers as NAV want them. A num-
Der of the best farmers in the county have
already made application for them to MAJ.
HIM. Bell, including -Messrs. Martin = ar
Der of New Hope, Ephraim Geedlng OF
Churchville, S. Dessler of Craigsville, Ja-
cob Shreckhise of Long Glade, G. IL. Cob
ran Of Laurel Hill, Col. Samuel A. East OF
Long Glade, and James B. Smith of Green
vile. all of Augusta. and Mr.. Solomon
Patterson of Rockingham. 1t is impor-
tant that those Of our farmers who wish to
get any of the boys, should be in Staunton
next Friday morning, as all that DO not
find homes will be taken back to Richmond
that night, and our people will have lost
the opportunity. Several ladies have made
application for girls, but we believe the
Society on this occasion will send only
boys.
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Matrimonial.

Tuesday night the Episcopal Church
was packed, galleries, aisles, vestibule and
all, to witness the marriage of Miss Cary
Marx Baldwin, a young and popular belle
of Staunton society, daughter of DR.. Robt
F. Baldwin, Superintendent of the W. L.
Asylum, to Mr.. Hugh Caperton Preston,
son of the late James Preston, of Mont
gomery comfy, Va. Among the distin-
guiShed persons in the assembly were
Gen. Francis H. Smith, Superintendent of
the Virginia Military Institute, and Prof.
Francis W. Henderson, of the same insti-
tuition. Inside the chancel had been cree
ted an arch of white flowers, from which
pended a marriage bell made OF white
flowers, into the sides OF which were work
ed the initial letters of the bride and
groom III pansies and red geraniums, the
clapper of the bell being large Gala lily
The attendants were Miss Katie Baldwin,
of Staunton and Mr.. Ballard Preston, of
Blacksburg; Miss Helen Reid, of Staun-
ton and Mr.. Geo. Patton, CT California;
Miss Mamie Bowley, of Winchester and
Mr.. Alex. Miller, of Staunton; Miss Lou
lie Myres, Of Winchester and Mr.. Willie
Gay, of stanton; Miss Kate Nelson and
Mr.. Stuart Baldwin, of Staunton; Miss
Annie Bell, of Staunton, and Mr..
Preston Means, Of Blacksburg; Miss
Mary Donaghe, of Augusta, and Mr.. Willie
Eskridge, of Staunton, and Miss Maria
Catlett of Stanton, and Mr.. Geo. Wade,
OF Baltimore. The ushers were Messrs.
G. M. Whittle, Henry Jackson, Tom Tay
lor and Waldo Allen. The bride wore a
white silk with bridal veil and her maids
were attired in white. After the marriage
ceremony which was performed by Rev.
w. q. Hullihen, the bridal party returned
to the residence of DR.. BALDWIN where an
informal reception was held-to which
there were no invitations, but which proved
before it closed to be as crowded as the
church had been, so anxious were the nu-
merous friends of the family to testify their
regard After the reception, the wedding
couple took the midnight train for the
North and will visit Niagara and the lakes
before returning to Staunton for few
days and then repairing to the farm of the
groom in Montgomery county.
On Wednesday morning the Methodist
church was filled by a large audience to
witness the marriage of Miss Luella
Graves, daughter Of Mr.. P. B. Graves, to
Mr.. Thomas Fl. Langford. Rev. W. A.
Harris. d. D., performed the ceremony,
after which the bridal party took the G. q
o. train for wedding tour.