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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

Several dwellings IN the city irnin - Il
rooms Also lodstng house. With the fuf,|
nftufe f1f sale At a sacrifice. and tNu couutr.
p1anes. HUMPHREYS a RlUGfN.
d1u naonth spting 81
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SLANEY is now Offering
Inducements In Boots &
shoes for the Holidays
No. III South Main Street.
dee7 I'm


The members Of the fraternity III this city
belonging 70 Golden Role Lodge No. ieo anc
ting brethren, are hereby notified that K, p.
Smith, O. N snl W II. Lyon, g :. Of he
q L. % California, are IN the city aud VIII
be present At q regular meeting oi Golden
18th. All are cordially Invited G De present
A. d, LAURENCE,
d37 y n d. q, r., pisct. No. 20
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H. hlLTuh WILLIAMS, n D.. NJ. G.F,& ~
oniee, z75 North Maln street. next The Dia-
nond House, Los Angeles, California.
All diseases Of the Head. Throat and Chest,
viz; cetarrh, Throat Diseases, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Consumption, Catarrhal DeHi-
ne IS, Catarrhal Opkthalsnia aud Diseases OF
the Heart treated BY his new and improved
system Of Medicaled Inhalation, which
CARR the remedies directly 70 the diseased
parts,. thereby edec4ng cures IN many Of the
so-callad fncurahic cases the Efoafer pait of
whom had not the slightest idea Of ever be-
ing oured.
To the People OF Los Angeles:
Having a desire 70 help my fellow suffer
ers all that "a Ia my power 70 DO, hereby
certify that have been a sufferer With lung
Hartford. com, bit being ADVISED i'is;s 81 niy rs
doctors to come 70 California, came drst 70
8anta Barbara. aud then to Los Angeles, bnt
fnktng no pernaaeni benefit from the eli
mate. owing % ths eondiilen Of my lungs,
consulted Dr. Williams, who told ms il was
a critical case. on account 0f the vast extent
OF consolidation there existed IN my isuea
which was the cause Of my shoriness Of
breath aud hard paroxysmAl coughing. In
scarcely walk across the room. At the time
Of the food last winter Il was necessary that
should be moved, and the only way l. could
~ done was for my friends 70 roll me Up IN
would child At that iime / csfed very
little whether lived Or died and Il wes the
opiuiQn Of my acqusintances aud friends
one of whom Wa physician. tnai I cnuld
not lifo one week, but after using Df, VII
liAms'A fenledifs Tor onrlloufhs and follow
Ing bis directions fully, was cured and am
70 day a. well ana strong as ever | was ID
my lie. aud as capable Of doing manual
labor. therefore feel Il TO be my duty to
my fellow men lcrecomuend ~. Niliiams,s
treatment 70 all who are aiiicted wish any
disease Of the breathius organs fer | know
Of nothing so applicable or prompt In their
acti0n as those medical inhalations used By
him. Respectfully, +, N. LENIS.
With Il. G. 9liHden, EsQ.. agent Wheeler &
Wilson New No 8 Sewing Machine Co, 81
North Main itroet Los Angeles
Our RHEteru friCu1s should moi depend
upon Climatic Influences alone, FOR herctn
lies the fatal mistake. Nearly every casc re-
quires positive medication. 50 ~ 10 becDIne
I'd o. the offending mstter-she consoh-
dated portions Of the iungs 50 ns 10 give
nature An opportunity 70 heal them
CONSULTATION FRKE. These vifo de-
sire % consult me Ia regard 10 their
cases or 70 location As 70 climate had better
call At my once for uonsuilation and exam
iuation, but II I'm possible % do 50 can write
Tor 4 copy ni my Medical Treatise. contain.
ing list Of questions. Address
NJ. Hilton Williams, NJ D.,
20 sorth Mein street, los Angeles. Cal
Otico tours-FrdIn 10 An. 70 I'm
Sundays ifoul 70 ar n. professional
II -.H.a a ~. -.
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About 70 head Of stock Cattle for sale.
Short Horns and grades.
DIS In A =. CHAPMAN, San Gabriel
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sAN FRAKeisco. Dee n - Whea1, steady
dali buyer season. fl.Siik Barley, steady
brisk Seller, 131Se; seller season. 9stzc
buyer. 92s<ciDo35x 81; buyer season. SI.03S.
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NRw YoRK, Dec. 7.--The schedule OF
Aessrs Opdyke & CO., filed by wm. Peel
assignee, shows debts Of s295. 900; nominal
assets. s563 900. actual assets, f256, 900
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Approved this 9TH day OF December. 1854
Il c. & THCM. Mayor
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NEw YoRK, Dec z7-The Heard OF Alder
men has been cited 70 appeas before the
Grand Jury on M3ndAy.
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hereby certify that the foregoing resolu-
tioG was adopted BY the Council OF the city
OF Los Angeles At lis meeting OF December
2eth, 1884 w. w. ROBINSON,
CLERK Of the Council ef the city Of Los An
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Seventy ave Missouri work Mules, All
broke. a Chino Ranch. Win be sold cheap
Apply AZ ranch d2s Nv
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sIEEPLEHg NIaHTa made miserable by
thar terrible cough. Ahiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you. Sold by Z. r. Heinremnn,
~ North Main street.
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CONSUMPTION
n HILTON WILLIAMS. Ml.MeR.SO

Aud all the various diseases Of the Head,
Throat and Chest, incinding the Eye, Ear
aud heart successfully treated by
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n. Tr
BRIGHT'S
Just Received /!

10000 yards Calico ....a............4 cents
1000 yards Ginhams s....#.........4 = cents
5000 yards Lawns. .........,... ,.....-. 6 cents
5000 yards White Pique .................. g cents
5000 yards Dress Goods 6from s to 30 cents
5000 yards Of Brown aud Bleached Muslin cents and
upward
5000 yards of Summer Dress Goods just Received
5000 pairs Of Gloves from ...... -. 5c to ST. pan
$3.50 pairs of Hose for Ladies at ....7 to as cents
$3.50 pairs Chdrens Hose ............ to IS cents
gas Corsets from ................ ,2oc to 81
10000 pairs of Ladies Shoes rom ..... .7sc to S.
$500 pairs Chdren's Shoes from. +. 25c. to $1.25
10000 yards Ribbons from ....2 rs cents yard
10000 yards of Lace from ....l to soc yard
10000 yards Of Jaeone Edgings from Q to 4oc yard
10000 Ladies' Hats trimmed and untrmmed from Csc
to SIS.
$4,000 Children Hats from ............ foc to ST..
5000 Plumes and Tips from.. ....... roc. to 81
oooo Bunches Artificial Flowers from Ioc 70 81 bunch
Also large stock OF
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BAN DiEeo, Dec. ~ The weather cloudy,
with occasional showers
AT Aerced the weather has bee clear aud
cold all day. Il Ii now clouding again. with
q light southeast wind The roads from
Msripcsa are IN many pisces washed away,
which Is impeding travel very much.
Al Napa the, day has been bright and
warm, bnt a light rain set In al ave O'Clock 10
night, and the prospects, are that IL will
be stormy night.
At Hnrysfufc the rivers have been falling
steadily, nnd are row three feti below the
highest point reached daring the late storm.
No rain has fallen here ia the Pos. 50 hours
At San lose, after o bright and pleasant
day, the clouds came up toward evening,
and about o clock the rain commenced to
iAil brfskly ataih AZ g0'cioek II CONTINUES,
with no prospect Of cessation.
At Santa Rosa thefe WAS white frost this
morning. The wind was 10 the northwest
aud heroads were drying nicely, bur IN the
afternoon the wind changed to the south
and later on 4 drizzlins raip began aud still
continues. fhe sky Is overcast aud the In.
tlcstians point 20 another storm
The San Ffanclsco repor. Is IS folioWs:
The cirar weather which prevailed during
the greater part OF the day, changed about
zix tnfs evening, when the wind shifted 10
southeast aud q began raining. Up ~ eight
o'clock two hundkcclhs Of an fuch had
falien. The barometer i falling. The gen
oral tfotuecte are for more rain
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STRAY coLT.

slrayed from my place. i27N. AlsmedN g.
Los Angeles, ono aorrei colt; white face
used 20 hslter. menths cid. Anyone bring
Ing the colt 20 nay place will be Suitably re-
wsrded. tde2stil @. v. DOQuISf.
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CHATTANOOGA, renn-, Dec. p. "A few days
ago an obstruction was placed on the Qaeeu
and Crescent Railroad track. near Pursis,
Miss. The passenger train dashed into Il
and was ditchod The engineer Waa killed,
several cars were wrecked and uu mber OF
Traced the deed 10 q merchant A. tarvie,
Il was ascertained that bis cattle had been
Killed BY A train. He had appealed for dam
ages which he, falling 70 receive, took
this means OF vengeance. His sou Assisted
bin. The populace wcra driven 70 fnry
over the diaDbllcal deed, and 50 day took
him from jail and hanged him. The nan
confessed and e1culpatad his Fon. Their
nafnea were not harmed
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AFnsbusterlnx Expeaiiiop.

wssulNaros. Dec. Nl.--Ths Secretary Of
the Treasury has received COMMUNICATION
from the Conector of Customs AZ New Or
leans, saYins he IS informed b the spanish
Consul thar one, Goraes, recently left the
city for some point on the Gulf coAki with
The view, It Is believed, OF getting ont Mi.
ousterinF expedition to Cuba, 70 be conveyed
BY the schooner Phoenix. The Collector
says he notified the Coliec.ors OF the Gull
ports with the view Of interctpting the pro
posed expedition fhe Secretary al State
has cecn furnished with copy OF the letter.
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srw YoaK, Dec n : Petroleum arm
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28
PEOPLES Store
To perceive the perceptive differences be-
tween others and our prices before
they purchase

Christmas has passed, and with it the bulk of our
Christmas Goods We have as near we can estimate
about $1,000 worth Of stock left which parties in
tending to make New Years Gifts can purchase at very
low figures We donot believe in storing away goods
and carrying them over from year to another.
1t with to sell stock at the close of
each geason at way down prices and people viii buy
Purchasers not wanting when inducements held
out TO them. At least we have never found it So
Sooner or later "Od Stock" links arms with Broth
Attachment, and the grim gaunt Sheriff steps in
shuts up the valves light and and life stands in the
place Of activity, cheerfnlness and prosperity.
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NEW yoRK, Dec, z7.--J. W. Catherine.
Master Of the steamer chattahoochc, makes
the following statement; "Abont $50 ?. n.
December 2ath. fifteen miles north of the
winiefeuarssr light ship. sighted a three.
masied schooner unde, close reeied main
aud miszen sails. vita her ensign Union
down. bcre away for her. and the vessel
reported having sprung leak, and the
CROW desired 70 be takcn of. They said
taeir boat WA stove. I then placed ihe
steamer Ia such position IS 70 shelter The
sehoonaf As taneh as possible, and lowered
q boat in charge Of my second Officer The
failed to rescue any of the schooner . crew.
because OF the high sea. which prevented y
getting alongside. rhe second cflcer had
received Injuries Ia the boat which made II
impossible for him 20 agasn attempta rescue.
Another hoata crew volunteered 70 make
tae second attempt They were supplied
with life-buogz 4nd Lines. aud after several
sttemPt spceeeded a getting a iiie.buoy on
the schooner The frst mate OF the ecnoohet
secured himself 60 the buoy aud jumped
overheard and was picked up by life-eoal.
fhe life- buoy was now broken and useless
a. Il was impossible 10 set very near the
schooner on account OF the severe g8ie and
the high sea, and as the night was setting IN
with rain and sieef and increasing Wind,
which was drifting the ship into shallow
water, WAS compelled for the safety Of my
the schooner, and was forced very reluct-
antiy 10 put my ship to, sea. The name OF
the fll-fafcd schooner was Ario pafdee, she
was loaded with cement for Philadelphia.
The schooner nnG remainder OF the crow,
four men. we're probably lost
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Grand Picture Rattle.

fhe beauniul pifiure OF an Indian Camp
IN ihe Nocky MounlAins. 1op % e1hitltiol
IN tht WinGow q lnc rafet Co, wil he
ratl1d for the benefit d .hr 1faYe Yard
fUnd " the Los Angeles Flre Department
Tickets may b. cttaiAed 81 SOC hayHr . Co.
- :. Main Street fferfoooy Should boy
ticket. deasu
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-03-13
SPRING MILLS ITEMS.

Everybody inquiries who Broad Axe
is-call at our Office and we will inform
you,
Rev. Haughawout preached very
able sermon in the NJ Il. Church. The
reverend gentleman Is still as of old
very eloquent speaker.
M G. T.. Aurand sold his drug
store TO Nessrs. Miller of LaurcltOn
and ROthrock of Hilllinburg. These
gentlemen will go to Akron, Ohio to
dispose of the drugs.
Messrs. Solt, Glass a. Smith are oper-
atlng a saw mill for Reber q Ocker in
Sugarvalley. They are a whole team.
The Grammar school will close with
a public exhibition.
Drummers must have a harvest here
our stores are full of them nowadays.
BROAD AXE.
For fine Monuments and Head
stones the MillheIm Marble Works is
the leading and best place in the cOun-
ty. If
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-03-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
SHE REGISTER.

Feb 5th, L. b. Stover, Haines township, stock
and farming utensils.
Feb 9th w. w. Nesse, Gregg township, stock
ana farming utensils.
Feb. 9th, Jonathan Kreamer'S estate, stock
and farm Implements, MiIlhem Pa.
Feb llth, j. w. Russell, AaroASburg, stock,
farming implements and household goods
Feb 18th T. G.. Erhard, Haiues township, stock,
farming implements and household goods
Feb. 26th, estate of Samuel Yearick, Haines
township, Stock, farming implements,
and household goods.
Feb. 18th, James G.. Smith, administrator OF
Hon John Smiths estate, Penn twp Cow,
Grain, Lumber and household goods.
March 4th HaineS township, Jacob Bower, live
stock and farm implements.
March 9th. Andrew Stover Penn township,
stock and farming implements.
March 7th, II. w. Kreamer Miles township,
live stock and farming utensils
march Sth, Joseph A. Holloway, Aaronshurg
stock and house hold goods.
March llth. estate of DR.. d. j. Hilblsh, ReberS
burg, medical books and Instruments,
wagons aud household goods.
March 18th, Emanuel Bower. Penn township
stock and farm implements.
March 18th. G. w. Harter. Penn township, live
stock and farming implements.
March 18th Margeret Bell, ExecutriN, Aarons-
burg, household goods.
March l1th L. h. Hams, WooWard, live Stock
and farm implements.
March 18th, Michael Frank, HaineS township
stock and farm implements.
March l9th. Penn township, Jacob Dutwiler,
live stock, farming implements, and house
hold goods.
March 10Th, Catharine Orndorf, Woodward,
live stock and farming implements.
March 2lst, George Bollinger'S estate, Aarons-
burg, ChaiEmaker tools and household
goods.
March -, j. c. Smith, executor, live stock and
Farm implements.
March 24th, II. II. TominSon, Minheim, house
hold goods,
March 18th. Milheim, III. X. LuSe, ShoatS and
household goods.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-03-13
MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst. at the Lutheran Parsonage
At Rrbersburg by Rev. AK Zimmerman, MIR.
Samuel Grennlnger of Rockville and Mrs
fayette KcrSteIter of Coburn, Pa.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. T.. A. Icarick, at
Aaronsburg, Mr. Edward G. Min gle and Miss
Bella NJ. Cronmiller, both of Aaronsburg.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-03-13

March 24th, H H. Tomlinson, Mlheim, hous C.
hold goods,
March 25th. Milhelm, H. X Luse, Shoats and
household goods.
The subscribers will have q big
public sale, at Musser's Hotel, Mill
helm, next Saturday, March 18th, at
10 o'clock, when a lot of new, first
class harness will be sold. Bargains
for ALL
0. III. ERDMAN, 4 co
Ill
Mr.. e. W. Albright is painting
Spring Mills this week.
We noticed Mr.. T. Jamison of
Spring Mills in town the other day.
Miss Mammie Peters has been
home from Williamsport on visit to
her parents.
Herman Alter, ,one of the JOURNAL
employees is confined to the house with
a spell of catarrh.
The carpet weaving of the Sunbury
Jail cleared 1858. l6 last year for North
cumberland county.
The country roads are at many
places almost impossible since the rain
and snow on Sunday.
Druggist Eisen huth reports rap
idly growing demand for McDonald's
Celebrated Worm Powders.
The fishermen are beginning to
think of the speckled beauties as the
first of April is coming nearer.
Sheriff Dunkle Of Bellefonte was
in town on Friday. He had been at
tending to some business at Coburn.
Mr.. H. K. Luse will make sale of
his household goods on the 25th of
March, at his residence on Main Street.
Sunday was an exceedingly wet
and stormy day and Our people kept
ShCmoCifSo hOucCu uP oo nuOI oo
possible.
Mrs. Margeret Bell, executrix will
sell the personal property of j. r. Bell
decd, at Aaronsburg, on Saturday,
March 5th.
Some remarkable cures in this vi
vicinity of long continued and obsti .
nate deases are attributed to McDon-
ald'sBlood Purifier.
1t affords US pleasure to state that
Mrs. T. ?. Musser who has been lying
seriously ill at the residence of her hus-
band is slowly improving.
The Merchants of town and vicin :
ity report business somewhat dull at
present. They look for brisker times
when the spring trade opens.
For RENT.-Mr. Jacob VOLTS tailor
shop at Aaronsburg can be rented at
any time. Apply to him at B. o
Deininger's residence, Millheim Pa.
Mr.. Simon Rote, of Aarontsbure
whose accident we recorded last week
has not improved much and is still ly.
ing weak and helpless on his sick bed
Hon. w. X. Alexander has taken
an half interest in general store at
Linden Hall where he expects 10 move
on the first of April. Sorry to loose
him.
H. III. Tomlinson will make sale oi
his household goods on Monday, March
oath. He and his family expect to be
boarders at the Millheim Hotel after
this.
Mrs. Catherine Orndorf of Wood
wald will sell at public sale on Thurs
day, March 10th, 1884 some fine liv'
stock and farming implements. SCI
bills.
= An extra train of II cars arrived
at Coburn on Tuesday morning and re
turned east in the evening loaded witt
prop timber being shipped to Mt. Car
mel.
The Midlletown town counc
kaye voted each member $1.00 for ev
cry meeting he attends, and imposed
fine of $1.00 for every absence. An al
rangement of this kind would make th
attendance at the meetings of our cou
Gil members more regular than 1t ha
been for the Last few years.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-03-13

The concert given in the E7
Church last Friday evening by Prof. A
N. johnson and the members of his
convention was not very well attended
on account of the inclemency of the
weather. The performances were good
and lhe small audience was well pleas
ed with them.
Mr.. jacob Dutwiler, whose large
farm is located along the turnpike a.
bout ! mile south of MiIlheim. will
make sale Of his live stock, farming
implements and household goods on
Wednesday, March 10Th, 1884. Heck
poets to move to Jewel county Kansas,
soon after the sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
BELL&INE,


Hobbery-Minor News Notes From the
Glass CITY.
Will Tappan, Of the Belmont glee1 works,
is out Oh the road with full line OF IAN.
pies.
About two-thiris Of the debt due on the
Soldiers Monument hrs been paid by the ef.
fort low being made.
II the window glass strike comes to an end
now 1t will be nearly month before any
glsss can bs turned out by the idle factories.
The saloon OF August schramm, on Union
street, YVES entered by thieves Tuesday night,
but very little change ind nothing else was
taken.
Mr.. George G; fin, son Of tdr. Hugh CHIN,
now OF Cambridge, last night was married to
Miss Ida blackburn, of that place, at the
BRIDES home. 81
William Xmmtr lett on The afternoon
train yesterday for bis sew position in Cali.
forniu, rs superintendent Of fancy-glaes
mandatory. 49,.
The Gas Company, while not willing 10
furnish gas at the price asked by the city, is
willing TO make batter terma still ~ far as
the street pests are concerned, II ten years
contract be made. p
The Bellaire National Bank hes taken the
city's bonds at par. They amount to $1,000
lor sewer purposes, and from $40 900 to So.
900 for water works. The bank was the only
bidder for the whole amount OF both kinds
OF bonds.
Yesterday morning the Lud Keefer took
Its barges mp from Heatheripgton's to the
foot Of Bcss's island and then returned to Its
old quarters TIE Walton also went up
from its hurbor below the creek with It's tow
OF barges.
Niutteenth street, in the First ward, is 10
have the next sewe'; main running to the
river, to be joined by 9th. re-, according to the
plan already adopted for Q sewerage of the
city. The work on the Noble street sewer.
main will be recommended as soon as The
weather permits. The pipes IRE on the
GROUND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
NkOWA.S nlTII.
A Wheeling Gentleman Married 10 Il
Ciuclnp All NeiIe,

a Wheeling Gentleman Married 10 II
Ciuclnp All NeiIe.
Yesterdays Cincinnati Enquirer contains
the following, which will be read with in
terest by the many friends OF Mr. Brown and
his handsome bride in this city: EE
Yesterday afternoon at the residences Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt c. Smith, on IVES;
Fifth street, Mr.. Robert N. Brown, OF Wheel
ing, W. Va, and Miss Mile Smith were
married. The ceremony took place at three
o'clock. the Rev. DR.. Benedict, Of st. paul's
Episcopal Church. officiating, and was
witnessed by very few old friends and rele-
tiyes. There were no attendants, though the
groom was accompanied by his bes. map,
Mr. Charles Boslsy, Of Wheeling, who with
his sister, Miss Barbara Brown, wers those
present from the Nail City,
"The bride Is apIet:y young lady of artistic
tastes and talents, whose friends Ia the city
are legion. She was q student at the School
OF Design for q number OF yss,s. In her
travelling costume OF maroon cloth and bro.
caded velvet, with cute hat 10 match. she
made brightpicture. Ths groom Is q young
business man, with tho firm Of Thomas
Hughes & Co. His worth they emphe,!zsd
with check for hnadsome sum and Other
kind remembrances. They were the recip.
tents OF quite q handsome array of presents.
not least Of which were a pair OF ear Jewels
and check from Mrs William 0. Tovi, nee
Elm Smith, Sister. From until Mi. and
Mrs. Brown held en- informal reception,
which wes attended by large number Of The
young friends of the bride. They lett in the
evening for their new home in Wheeling"