The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-24

avihs rleAsant, tD'Aliss Flora Hens.
ley, daughter Of Dr.. ]. i. Hensley, of
New Haven "A number Of substat.
tial tokens Of friendship were pre-.
sen'ed tothe couple. The following
is q list Of the donors
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Smith, set sill.
yer knives and forks; Mr. Frank
polsley, cooking stove aud fixtures;
Mrs. J. B. Beck, pair vases; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Leitwiller, glass custard bowl
and glass pitcher; DR.. aud Mrs. L. F.
Roush, cake stand; Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Zirckle, glass bread dish; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Juhling, china tureen;
Miss Lou Sargent large glass water
pitcher, fancy comb case and match
holder; Miss Mary Oliver, glass pitch
err Mr. and Mrs. f. l. Humphreys,
china pitcher and pair china pickle
dishes; Miss Aftie Roush, preserve
dish; Miss Ella Roush, glass fruit
dish; Mr.. and Mrs. John Turlsy, half
goblets Mr.. Martin Bumgarner,
china soap dish; Mr.. and Mrs. G. P.
capehart, pair goblets Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ". Jackson, pair linen towels;
Mr. Taylor Bumgarner, large glass
float bowl; Miss Jennie Blagg, glass
tureen; Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Jones, Jap.
anese card receiver; Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Bumgarner patent coffee pot; L. ].
Bumgarner and D. N. Hensley, pair
pickle dishes; Mrs. A. Turnbull, half
dozen linen napkins and glass nap.
kin holder Miss Millie Bumgarner,
glass pitcher; Mrs. A. Z. Embloton,
brides wreath; OrestesB. Hensley, set
of fancy salt celIcrs; brides, mother
and father, large chromo-Home in
the Country; cook book; Mr.. Frank
Wolfe, broom; groom to the bride, sci
of brilliant. gold bracelets.
The affair was very pleasant one
throughout. The happy couple de-
parted in about two hours for Buffalo
where a reception was to be given by
the groom's father.
The best wishes of all follow them.
Bears on THE KANAwHA DURING
TnEpAsT TmRTY YEAgs.-The follow
ing is complete list Of passenger
steamers that have nayigated The
Great Kanawha river during the past
thirty years. This list was gotten
up by Mr.. Beverly Tompkins, deceas-
ed, aud his brother William, some
time since:
Eliza, Andrew Donnally, Kanawha,
PauIpry, Wasp, Hornet, Salem, Wave,
Daniel Webster, Emigrant, Logan,
Leila, Martha, David Crockett, Julia
Gatiot, 10y Welch, Virginia, Tuck.
ahoe, Lynchburg, Yacetan, osceola,
TuScawa, Triumph, Freedom, john
Golong, jim, Greenwood, Catuwba,
Enterprise, Skipper, Lawrence, Lau.
rel, Essex, Ark, Lady Madison, Poto-
mac, Thames, Blue Ridge, Cumber.
land Valley, Princeton, Medisn, IF
tort, Clipper, Justice, Freestone, Re.
turn, Hope Baltimore, Jane Frank.
lin, Olivia, Quarter, Virginia Belle,
Ellen Gray, A. Collier, Collier No. 2,
Herman, .Kauawha Valley, Kanawha
Valley No. 2, Julia Mofat, Hurri-
cane, William Langley, Miner, Spray,
Harry rompkins, Nashville, Raleigh !!
Curtis, Marmors, Jim Wa1esJn, Cot
fvs, Rose Ha@ilias MoIlte Norton
Aanielaurie, skilingor, Kit!ie Heg
Ter, Mountain Boy, Lydia Norvell, L.
Claire, Fawn, Kanawhs Belle, G. P
Huntington, Active, Julia, Elk, Pick
ct, Market Boy, W. P. Thompson
Clara scott, West Virginia, Daniel
Boone, FIeetwing, Sallie Freese, Ike
Bonham, Fannie Treese, Trout, Tom
Hackney, J. OSburn, Silver Lake, Oil
Hunter, Emma Graham, Virginia
Home, Virgie Lee, Boone, Telephone,
Little Boone, Hibernia, W. N. Chan.
cellor Snake Hunter, Clara, Clari.
bell The Andrew Donnally was the
first boat that ever entered the Ka.
nawha trade.
Sensible grill hear her; 'Do not
lay me down by the ripping brooks
side, lest babbling lovers wake me
from my dreams, norin the beautiful
cemeteries in the valleys, lest sight
seers coming over epitaphs, distract
me; but let ny last sleep be under