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Happy HoosiCrs.

VIM. Tinmons, postmaster at 1dayille
Ind, writes: "Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from kidney and liver trouble" John
Leslie, farmer and stockman, Of same
place, says: "Find Electric Bitters to be
the best kidney and liver medicine, made
feel like a new man." J.W. Gardner,
hardware merchant, anne town, says:
Electric Bitters is just the thing for q
whether he lives or dies; he found new
strength, good appetite and felt Just like
he had q new lease OH life. Only Soc q
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. :
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a Lost Sheep OF Israel.

Fairmont is a prohibition town, and
during the trial OF q felony case there
last week u witnesa from Morgantown
waa asked by the Prosecuting Attorney
If he "had not been drinking?" On
answering that he had, and being re.
quested to look over the audience and
SEQ if no could not pick out the man
who sold him tho ardent, he arose,
slowly surveyed the scene. and as he
YEARLY resumed bis seat remarked;
"No. Sit, it is like unto looking for the
lost sheep OF Israeli The Court smil.
ed, the bar smiled audibly, aud several
Of the audience went out in search OF
the lost sheep, found him in the fold,
and they, too, smiled!
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VXANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR
w general hou ,cwork, In small family.
Must b. Hrs class coUk. None other need ap.
ply. Mus. y. v. SCOTT, 100 soulh Front street,
Island, ivIS
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The usual treatment Of catarrh is very
unsatisfactory, as thousands Of despair.
ing patients can testify. A trustworthy
medical writer Gays: Proper local treat.
ment is positively necessary to success,
but most Of the remedies in general use
by physicians afford but temporary ben.
efs. A cure cannot be expected from
snuffs, powders, douches and washes"
Ely's Cream Balm is a remedy which
combines the important requisites Of
quick action, specific curative power,
With perfect safety and ~pleasantness to
the patient. Mwr1w
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From IN Old Soldier,

To the Editor OF The MtaiigtnccT.
SlR:-1 am not q bishop nor a lord,
but | am one among the youngest of the
boys that wore the blue. At the age Of
II l shouldered a rifle to defend and
help reunite u glorious country. l
bore the blasts Of three hard winters
and fought in many hard battles, and
shared in many other ways the great
contest between a right and a wrong,
aud when l hear any n opposing the
rights OF the Union soldiers in auy form
I just pity him, and pity his father and
mother for putting the clothes on at the
wrongend OF the lad. T. S. SUTTON.
Blandrile, ". Va, July Is.
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Coll THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGGISsoS
whose pen produces 80 much that il
worth reading, attributes to daily exer
else on q tricycle. the rebuilding of biz
health. Col. Higginson is not the first
man OF advanced years to find virtue ir
cycling, but why cannot so thoughtful
a man see that he wastes effort on three
wheels when two would serve him bet
teri The threc-wheeler is ut first easiel
to manage than the two-wheeler, but i
is always harder TO propel.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, ealt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures pilea, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
OF money refunded. Price o5 cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Hello, You I,lcyclc Riders

We received last week twenty-five
more Victor S.feties, and are nearly up
with u orders. We can furnish the
King OF Satellites now on short order, as
We have twenty-five on the road.
For the next ten days we will sell all
the makes OF Wheels we have in stock
(%excepting Victors) at very low prices,
Write or call on us.
Epw. L. Rose & Co,
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southern politicians keep the South
solid, point 10 these threats and warn
northern merchants to bestir themselves
10 defeat tho bill and ward OF the boy.
colt.
All this Is wonderfully like tho talk
before the war, when southern mcr.
chants, stirred up by the ~fre.cating lead.
crs, put a pressure on tho North and the
trading end thereof was worked up into
a queer product called Doughiacc. All
the same slavery Ind 10 20, the North
survived and the South has gained by
tho radical new departure.
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In the hot times 1t is a lucky house
TINT gets enough sunlight. Make upyour
mind that you can't shut out tho sun
every hour in every day oil the summer
long without paying for it. The sun Ia
Il great purifier.
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CONGRESSMAN BagcKgSRID6E, OF Ar
kansas, makes IN entertaining speech,
but talk, however attractive, does not
make amends for a toul political murder.
The ghost OF Clayton is more eloquent
t,an the speech OF Breckenridge.
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PENNSYLVANIA farmers vile put on
his trousers and mounted the mower ia
do n days work. All the male hands
in the field struck. II the good woman
had had all her skirts aboard, running
the risk OF being snatchcd of the sea.
and pulled through the cutting knives,
perhaps the male hands on the farm
would not have been SO scandalized.
Men are very particular about some
things.
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II you intend erecting n Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
and want llrst.class work and low prices
call at office Of LA. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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Health is Wealth

On. Z. c. ~EsT's NERVE AVID BRAIN Tss.r.
NEWT, aglaranteed specific for nystcria, DIZzi.
ness, Convrlsions. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia,
use oil alcohol or tobacco, Wakeiulncss. Mental
Depression, so!tenipG Of the Brain resulting Ia
insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age. Darrennesst LOIS Of
" IN either sex, Involuntary Losses and
brain, sel!.abuse or orer.induigcace.. Each boy
contains one. months treatment. slCO q boy.
or SIX boxes Tor IS 90. sent by mali prepaid on
receipt OF price. GUARANTEE SIX BOYEs
It's for six boxes, accompanied with e d va W.
will send tho purchaser n written guarantee
10 refund the money II the treatment does moi
effect a cure: Guarantees issued only BY Nc.
LAIN BROTHERS, Druggists, Sole Agents, Nc.
Wneellng. W.. Va. = - rer.fs ~Ee25TThEtw
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Picnic GrnupIu

Cresap'a Old Groye-twenty miles
down the riyer-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
ratcs will be made. Dates and rates can
DO obtained on application to J.. G. Tom.
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-18

TIE New York Herald suggests thai
the best way out Of the original package
trouble Is 10, the Supreme Court to 70
verse itself. How Is the court to be in
duced 10 do that7
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New Advertisements.

TOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
y room, with bath room Gdloihing. al NO. 80
| Fourteenth street. iyl1a
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Sick Headache,

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Con.
stipations. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. pAw
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FITS.

All Fits stopped free by DR.. KnSE's
GREAT NERVE REsroREE. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat.
ise aud 50 90 trial bottle free 10 Fit cases.
Send TO DR.. Kline, 93l Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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PEDMAN & co.
FOR SALE.
GTOCkS FOR SALE,
FoRs SALE.

Is lots near centre OF city, between Twenty.
second aud Twenty third streets. Price Sl00 10
siCO each. Most o; the above lots are 80 by lW feet.
2 Toomed house, with large lot, near Ca!d.
wells Run, $3.50.
? roomcd house on Eoa street, above Eleventh,
with two lots to same, el,O0
! roonic3 hdtsc on seTcntccnth street. Sacd.
4 rooIned horAc on Wood st, Sixth ward, 81, ZOO.
= roomed house, Market s., Faith ward, $500.
Lots on Island SEQ to $3.50 .arh.
8 roomcd house, First ward, lot G0xleo. 800,
% acres, four miles from city, three houses on
sane, WIN sandstone 4Haffy opened, cement
stone, limestone, good quality, and coal. Terms
easy. $500.
Farm OF e. acres, In splendid condition, good
hve Iooaicd house on same, nine miles from
city, gT 10 S, kESEiTT. Jr,.
1el1 ~ 49, l1nl Mhrlnt kttlnt
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DIED.

MOORE-At Wet Wheeling. Ohio. on Wcdnes
day. July IG. 1870, ntll O'Clock p, H.. JAMES
MooRE. aged IS years.
The funeral will take p.sce this (Frldsy) after.
noon at . O'Clock, from residence In West
WhooIIpr
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Boss-I've lost my time.book, Pat, and
III have to depend upon your honesty
as TO how many days you've put in this
month. Fat-Well, hegor, let me see;
I think it do be thirty.tWo, sir,
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HEAtf-At the residence OF his sou.!n law
Thursday, July II, 1890. al II o'clrck a, m,
WILLIAM HEALr, aged a years, , months
and u days.
Funeral nniirc hpr9pf,er
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Proposals,


PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals will be received until 70
o'clock noon, the 2a,h OF July, for the erection
Of Il city building in Bcnwood, Marshall county,
Y. ". Plans aud specifications can be seen Il
the Mayors Office
/ \ bond OF s.. 900 will bo required OF the sue
cesstul bidder 70! the faithful performance OF
the contract.
The right TO reject any or all bids Is rcseryed
by tho committee.
Address alt bids 10
JAMES f. BARRETT,
1yl6 ..H.I Chairman OF Committee.
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WHEELING, JULY IS, 1890.

Ur 10 date tho Farmers' Alliance in
West Virginia Is very strong in Demo
cratic politicians OF various degree.
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PROPOSALS.

Notice TO Contractors.
Sealed proposals for building o s,ono 1,rljce
oyer Wheeling Creek, at Main street, Wheeling,
n. Va, will be received at the office OF the civ
Clerk, Wheeling, ". Va, until we
T. NJ, MONDAY, JULY 18th, 1870.
Forms Of proposal, specifications aud plnns on
hlc at the office Of the City Engineer.
GESEHAL DIMENSIONS.
segmenAl arch, 1bS feet; span, IS feet tI.c.
deep.h Of key, u feet; Of FrtipSess, 6 feet: wlIli
OF bridge, n ieet. The bridge Will contain
about 1900 cubic yards Of nih&onry,
Responsible security in tho sum OF $1,000
twenty thousand dollars Will be required Tor
tho faithful performance OF the contract.
Z The right Is Preserved 10 reject any or nil bids
not deemed ndvnntaycons to tho city. rropos.
Clerk, Wheeling. ". Va mud marked, PRO.
posals Tor Stone Bridge"
BIDS Will also be received for a bridge Il icet
wide Aifothcr dimeusions ,hc same.
@ F l.. H0GE.
!lg 49, 80 City Engineer.
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HOOPS sarsaparilla is in favor with all
classes because it combines economy
and strength. 100 Doses One Dollar. II
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CEEDS.
~ We hnve tho largest and most complete
stock OF GARDEN SEEDS In the State. All
new, fresh stock, and warranted true 10 namc,"
liable srxb, ran DO sold. MARKET GARDENER
Will Ind 1t TO their interest to place their orders
with US. and get lust what they want. Sc EDS In
8 and 1Oc packets, sent BY mail. postage paid,
on Iccciptol price. HOGE& BRO,
Ills Market ST., West stdcl,
iesXwsAw Wheeling, ". Va
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

-A-s cess eot - auy means fsPfessot
a. tae eooks pah shs.i - Lae tfsFsEc-
'aent sEa pl4eea ~ gas cfsdk o. zlsni-
eers ~ l98z taogs4aas ~ tasse
4ga t1ss1 asaY 10 al gsrts of tbs ~ap-
plol aDa in warehouses reate1 - tAe
ttoteraaleEI isf tbs spetlai f2fFose.
lt = - taal there Age looks n lie
sSefsLGase s4ieh have been there Tor
mers than = q4sFter ~ a eentuEf.
>one 0f tne aasfapeEs ars very care
less, aad 90 nog bother themselves
aeogt seuaing oosks o. lheF eonsttu-
elts, y laeF want them tney aust WElts
and asale the particular aCEk Ia which
tueF sgs Interested. bul ths majority
az ths memUeEs try o. dstF bate tlsss
.lttle faFofs among their constituents
quite lmpkrtsaily. and very often tusy
are useful % make votes some " the
members wh0 represent large c0uniry
districts bay, oeg and borrow al tie
agricultural reports winch they eau
poss BY manage 10 scrape together. as
they KNOW they wil b. ~ tne greatest
interest o. Lhelr constituents Tie clty
members have ~ use Tor them, aud
they are always very glad 90 gave them
away % those Wh0 can Use them 20 ad-
vantage. A. MAURIcE Low.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
ANOTHER OUTBREAK
The Indians st Forf Borthoid Are
A0tlns Strangely.
SUCu, A DlKE KUSEUH fRElK
A shsefiog Doutss fn~xeas is thio@xs-
a railway Acsiaant al sftfit
AAks. Is~a. aua Aaet6sH
at As1paGk

BisNAReK. X -, Dec 2l-Tae inei-
ans GA TIE Fort begthold reservation
have al last become Affected with the
Messiah craze, and are Indulglng in
ghost dances with the same s.m that
ch2r8cierBed other demonstrations
The Bergholds have been tAe most or
derry lnelsus on the American cont
nent. Private letters received today
state that some fears are entertained
from these hitherto peaceful Indians.
They are under the tutorage OF several
sionK Indians from Standing
Rock, Who deserted during
the annual yisit Of the Bert
holds 10 that reservation one month
ago. They are beginning 10 Ect very
strangely, and Agent MurpaY deslnng
g. be CA the SAFE SIDE, las ssked for
troops. II any serious results should
occur. these Indians who are composed
Of GrOsytntres, Arlckares and Mandans
would notify ali the white people on
reservation % leave, and that the
Indians do not intend breaking from
the reservton, bat vail attempt
20 hold lt against intrusion
By whites. They want the reservation
all 10 themselves, With no while man ln
their midst 10 modest them. There la a
band Of Mandsn Indians, under The
leadership OF the celebrated Cmei crow
Flies High. located on the LATHE Mis-
sour, which has never yet yielded
obedience 20 tie Government. The
Mancans hold themselves aloof from
any intercourse, and do not draw sub
sistence from the Government. More
fear is felt from the last named Indians
than from those at the reservation who
have been 50 long the white men s
trLDlaI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
A SHOCKING TRAGEDY.
An Aged Nan Chokes ms wife to Death
and Suicides.

CHcAGo, Dec. 2l.-IIenry Christian
sen, residing at 7l09 DreXel boulevard
grand crossing, choked his aged wife 10
death and then cut his own throat
Saturday night. Owing to the isolation
OF the spot, the tragedy Was unknown
until this morning. He and his wife
have been living for some time with
their daughter and son-in-law, and
Saturday the young couple came
70 the city 20 dO some shopping.
They returned at midnight and
retired without gong to- the bedroom
OF the aged people, thinking they were
sound asleep. When Mrs. Nelson went
TO awaken her parents next morning
she saw her fathers face and breast
covered with blood. ChrIstianscn was
still alive. She attempted 10 awaken
Mrs. Christensen, only 60 find her
dead. Her face was discOlored, and
red marks on her throat indicated ths {
she had been strsngied. The razor was
on the floor. Christansen, when asked
f be had killed his wife. answered
affirmatlvely, and 10y a motion Of hIs
hands indicated the way he had com
mitted the double crime. The dying
man was taken 10 the hospital. There
seems 10 have been no motive for the
crime.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

actions. bat sct.ons talt izks flFln "a
sfts. Love gives &ad laye asks teF
Efts. ia tae soEue tn tbs teSt s
t1ts beautiful iess9Hs Aae fch
glNng 81 tae peer 4ntfV-
fore es oueat - Fejoicc "a giving scfue
taiug tor the E4sieF. alin00Ea Ne kiSe
4 - she poQf. Ihe gfts pscsslltea g.
tBls chila ass a. seknoN ieagment q
unseen greatness, the 90 men believed
tos chlid worthy shslr oosl gifts Were
they wr0ngy Have ypu reoeiFed =
Christmas EitY Receive Christ. ne
very lest one. lie came unto HIS
own and lis oNn received him nof. !"
Have yoa made 5 CHRISTMAS present
The best gift possible for you to make
ls-''youEse ~. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
HATCH'S s
PRICE list.
POSITIVELY FOR A rIw DAYS ONLY

Rssl TamIIy rIour. a5 b 80 ~.
Evening journal., 1890-12-11
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS

No New Officers to Manipulate the
Gaynor System in This City.
In response to a special call caucus of
the Democratic members of City Council
was held last night in the Council
chamber of the City Hall
The caucus was held for the purpose
of deciding upon line Of action to be
taken in the regular session of Council
to Eight in regard to the appointment OF
two operators to have charge Of the
Gaynor police signal system. The dis
cussion was very long and animated and
it was 10 o'clock before the members OF
the caucus came to a decision in the
matter.
1t was decided to oppose the appoint
ment Of any special officers to have
charge Of the system The proposition
adopted was that Charles WhaDn anc
Eugene Massey, special night anC
day officers or any special officers ap-
pointed, as their substitutes by Mayor
Harrington, shall have charge Of tn,
system in addition to their present
duties.
This deprives Mayor Harrington q thu
authority to appoint two additions
special officers to manipulate the system
and saves the city the expense of an in.
crease Of two in the police force.
Evening journal., 1890-12-11

Stock taking time is nearing, and
we have deci, ed to lower prices on
all goods now in stock.
Make your kitchen comfortable
for Christmas by covering it with a
new Rag Carpet for only 25c per
yard.
A special lot Of single and three
quarter size Antique Oak Bedsteads,
nicely carved, heavy moulded foot
boards and strong bracket rails, at
81, worth SO.
A real Plush Lounge, nicely made
and is springs, only 1915.
Bamboo brass-trimmed Easels, at
CSC, makes nice holiday gift.
Buyers will find our Furniture,
Carpet, Bedding, Blanket and
Stove Department stocked
actually choked-with every
novelty it is possible for any
house to obtain, and fortified
by the lowest prices.
The purchasers of holiday goods
understand that we pose as the lead
ers Of low prices.
Evening journal., 1890-12-11

New letter drawers are being placed in
the post Office.
w w. Lobdell says that his team was
not in use Tuesday, therefore it was not
struck by coasters on Third street hill
The Phoenix Company is making great
preparations to have successful ball
CHRISTMAS eve.
John F. Bostiwick, of this city. has re.
ceived an increase of pension. He
served in the navy.
The Delaware s,engerbund last even
ing serensded David DOLL, one OF it's
members, in honor of his thirty-ffth
birthday
j. I Boswell Of Florida, was married
to Miss Elizabeth II Stump of Perry
vile, Nd yesterday afternoon, at the
brides home.
Thomas Gillon, charged by Michael
WEIGH with disorderly conduct. was
held und er a 500 peace bond by Justice
Smith last evening.
Three life size statues Of St Patrick,
st. Francis De Sales and st. John, will
be publicly blessed in st. Peters Pro
Cathedral Tomorrow evening.
Washington Camp No. 9, p. o. s. Of a.
will have a general reunion tonight.
Prominent officers of the order will be
present Camps 8 and will attend.
Joseph Amen, laborer living in
Guthrie's court had his head severely
confused by fall at Third and Railroad
avenue, last night. DR. Draper dressed
the wounds at the p, w. & B. hospital
room.
The c. & ]. Pyle Company has nearly
completed the new factory which it Is
erecting at Seventh and Monroe streets
The building is very large aud is al ex-
cellent addition to the already large
fectory Of the firm.
At the meetin e Of the Young Men 8
Democratic Club last night a resolution
was adopted accepting the invitation OF
Mr.. Myers, the inventor OF the American
Voting Machine, to examine its workings
on Friday evening.
Engine No. 042 of the Baltimore snC
! Ohio railroad, on the 10 As train, jumped
a switch near the Market street station
this morning, and was derailed Th'
train was stopped before any damsge
beyond the breaking o the rails on thu
siding, was done.
John Lauton was taken TO the polio
station yesterday, on a charge Of stealing
carpenters tools from St. Andrew
Episcopal Church at Eighth and Shiplel
streets, recently The tools were no
recovered, and as there was no evidenc
against Laudon he was discharged
Evening journal., 1890-12-11

Carriers and Post once DistrIbutars
Making Many Mistakes.

The citizens Of Wilmington are still
making complaints about the mail ser.
vice which the present administration is
providing. Letters are now likely to DO
delivered in the western part of the CITY
II they are addressed TO the east side, so
great are the blunders made by some OF
the carriers
The carrier on route 10 seems to have
become greatly befuddled, as be has beer
delivering letters anywhere bat to the
place where they are directed Yegtsr-
day he delivered letter on North Frank
lin street which was plainly directed e
No. l04 North Jackson street
The mail from Philadelphia usually
arrives there at 2 As o'clock every morn
ing. Yesterday the Philadelphia papers
did not arrive In this city until about
S 30 o'clock Tho postmaster gave as
the reason for the delay that the mai
pouch was late and the mail could not be
put in tho boxes
Many other complaints have also been
made A letter directed to No. 1881
West Fourth street arrived in Whining
ton, Sunday, November %, at 9 30 o'clock,
but IL was not delivered untilWednesday
afternoon 60 o'clock Thus three whole
days interviewed between the time the
letter arrived aud the time it was do
livered
Evening journal., 1890-12-11
eEcKlEY-PGTTlS.
Fashionable wedding in NeE Daven
Conn.

EanhAoubRAo nEuOAhk III EoN 1efNhf
Conn.
William Bartlett Beckley, a popular
young man Of this city, and Miss Beulah
Elvlra Pettis, of New Haven, Conn. ,
were married last evening in Trinity z.
E. Church, New Haven, by Rev. DR..
Nichols, the rector in the presence OF .
large and fashionable assemblage OF
relatives and friends. The bridesmaid
were Miss Mamie Pettis and Miss
George Hatch of New Haven. The
groomsman was Arthur G. Huntingtown
of Cleveland, Ohio. f L. Peacock OF this
city, Charles Sturdavent Of Cleveland,
Ohio. and L. G. Cannon and w. A. Smith
of New Haven, Conn, were the ushers
The bride wore a gown Of white satin.
en- train The groom, groomsman and
ushers wore full evening dress suits.
with wedding favors. After tue cere-
mpny q reception was held at tie home
Of the brides parents. This newly mar
ried couple will come to this city this
week and reside at No 1915 Adams
street.
The groom, who is employed in the
draughting department of the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company's works, is
graduate Of Sheffield Scientific School
Of Yale College, class of 80, and is we'll
known in this city The bride is 8
daughter of George c. Pettis of the firm
Of Tyson & Pettis of New Haven, Conn j,
and is one Of the leaders of fashionable
New Haven society.