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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

Will leave Wheeling az 900 a. n. Re-
turning will leave camp station At 500
n. "a. for wheeling. Round trip 40 cts.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

GRAND OUTING and Picnic OF the A.
o. L. w on Tuesday, July "a, at Mo-
Fart Park.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

Delicious refreshmsnts OF all kinds at
Mozart Park Meals only % cents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

Special sale of Trimmed Hat" ei.aS.
Rios'h
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

visit mozart Park and enjoy . delightful
afternoon and evening.
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Special Train to Moundsvilie, Camp. July
22, Via II 60
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THE WHEELING REGISTER

Is pre-eminently the best
medium in West Virginia
Try it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

The meeting was held at Center
school house at 6 p. IN, and was very
large. S. S. Jacob presided and f. c.
Cox was made secretary, The sugges-
tons were as follows:
Congressional Conyention-E. ". Nc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

Meeting not held, an adjournment
being taken until Monday evening,
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We've ladies' Shoes ut siSs that would do
credit 10 $500 red ticket
We've Bows. Misses and Child's Black and
Colors At Two-rHIRDS original price.
We've Summer Goods OF all kinds that MUST
GO QUICK, no matter what we get out OF them.
We've no shoddy don't keep them; but we've
prices that make shoddieS shiyer
Look them up; they'E cool you OF.
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NOTES On WOMAN.

"purty wimmen in politicks is
skeerser then hens teeth"
AMY dear woman, don't give up. Cast
your bread upon the waters, and it will
return to YOU" That's just why l
don't dare try it,"
walter Besant, among other reasons
for his opposition to woman suffrage,
says thatmenhavo to do tho conQucring,
the defending and tho providing, and
they ought to do the governing" How
much "~conquering, defending and pro.
viding" would Walter Bcsant have
done had 1t not been Tor woman?
Lots poor wife is not tho only
woman who did not want to move"
And she didn't have to pack n lot of
bric-u-brac or bother with bonnet
boxes, bird cages or baby carriages.
Egyptian children arc never washed
until they are one year old"
"Wivcs OF Sinmesc noblome en- cut
their hair so that it sticks straight IN
from their heads. Tho average length
OF their hair is about an inch and n
half" They know nothing OF the hor-
ror OF having their back hair come
down when out shopping,
The widow who wears the longest
mourning veil is generally the one who
cuts across lots to find another hus.
band" And the man whose fearless
anguish is shown over his wife's grave
has generally 4 fearless eye upon her
Observation-Disclosures Times.
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a wOMAN'S NAME.
Why She Assumes that of Her Husband
mt Marriage.

Why She Assumes that OF Her Husband
mt Marriage.
1t is said that tho practice OF the
wifc's assuming tho husbands maine ut
marriage originated from Il Roman
custom, and became common after the
Roman occupation. Thus Julia and
Octavia. married to poInpGy and Cicero,
wore called by the Romans Julia of
Pompey and UctRvin OF Cicero. aud in
later times married women in most
European countries signed their names
in the same manner but omitted tho
"Oi."
Again this view may be mentioned
that during the sixteenth, and sven the
beginning OF the seventeenth century,
the usage seems doubtful, since We 800
Catherine Parr so signing herself after
she had been twice married, and we al-
ways hear OF lady Jane Grey mot Dud-
leyl and ArabcIla Stewart mot Sey-
mourl. Some persons think that the
custom originated from tho Scriptural
teaching that husband and wife are
one. 1t was decided in tho case OF
Bond Vi. Smith. in tho reign OF Eliza
beth, that n oma by marriage loses
her former name and legally r~cccivea
that Of her husband.
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Onions arc II kind Of all.round good
medicine, and every housewife knows
this without knowing why. She knows
that u solid rod onion eaten ut bedtime
Will by tho next morning break the
sCyerest cold. She also knows TINT
onions mako n good plaster to remove
inflammation and hoarscncss. But sho
does not know why. II anyone would
take an onion and mash it so as to Sc
cure all the juice in it, he would have Il
most remarkable smelling substance
that would quiet the most nervous per.
son. The strength Of it inhaled for n
few moments will dull tho sense OF
smell and weaken the nerves until sleep
is produced from sheer exhaustion. 1t
all comes from II property possessed
by tho onion, aud that is u form Of
opium.
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THE NEW PhRASOLS.
They Arc Square Lik the rarlor Lam
Shade.

They Arc Square Like the rarlor Lamp
Shade.
The newest-shaped parasols arc like
tho popular lamp shade. There are
eight silver ribs, two set closely together
to form the square corner. Other new
parasols have twcnty.four ribs; they
are set very closely from necessity. The
butterfly is also u new reflection. All
the finer parasols are lined with mar
ceIline silk. That is the finest silk
made for this purpose. The coaching
parasols come in plain, checked, flow
cred ami figured china, tatieta and plain
gros grain silks. The finer ones arc
made on the foundations OF plain china
ailk or satin, or brocade silk and
bounced with crepe, chiffon, point
d'csprit and all kinds Of pretty laces.
All the new parasols have ians on the
handles and large rosettes on top in the
centre. They are all delightfully."- COOL
looking creations, and no girls outfit
will be complete without one at least,
and sho really should have two or three.
None but coaching p%araso!s will be
carried TO match tho costumes. White
will be d supreme iavorite.
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In the time OF Louis Nv. there was
an acrcsa engaged at the Theatre Fran
cais-Mllc. Gauthicr-who could break
Il coin between the fingers OF one hand,
and roll q silver plato into tho form OF a
cup OF conical shape. No one could
bear the pressure OF her hand, and only
Maurice de Sake, one OF the strongest
men OF his time, was able to open her
closed hand. In the anne century
there lived in England n woman, Miss
Bette Thompson, who could break
chains with her hand. Miss kerra. a
Young mulat,o woman, who appeared
in most OF the capitals Of Europe, was,
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
The Features, OF tho Money aud Stock
Markets..

Markets.
EEw York, March 9l.-Money on call easy a.
! per cent; last loan and closed at ! per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3a5is Fer cent. sterling
exchange dull al 81 sal S9j?. Silver certificates
5Si;ii9iic. Total sales OF stocks Iii. 900 shares.
Although not altogether a controlling Iulu.
ence OF The speculation on the stock exchange,
the fate OF the sclcniOraru bill Is full OF inicrcs;
10 the street and operators for both long and
short accounts on trade, on the respective theo-
ries As 10 the probable action OF the President.
\ belief In Il veto caused a buying movement
during the morning. while In the afternoon tho
sentiment became stronger for the possibility il
would be signed. the early purchasers becoming
sellers. The sugar interest profess TO regard the
sugar schedule OF the senate lnrlit bill with only
little less favor than thGy accepted the house
oil. and assert that IL does not give any material
protection to rrtiacrs. AS n consequence. the
bears III me sugar shares hammered down the
prices D!stilltng. aud Chicago Gas received
some attention aud .how slight declines. llur.
!lHSlonr 81 Paul ard New England were the mos,
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It Is said TINT n red pArasol DESTROYS
In n great measure tho actinic power OF
the sun, and must therefore keep tho
skin from lrOcklcs. Photographers
long ago awaited themselves Of this
popularity of light transmitted through
arcd medium, aud 1t gems reasonable
to suppose that II rod shade might pro.
tUct tho complexion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

Ndas-More nails are dcIng made and sold this
week than for II long time past. Manufacturers,
~'crGp.-Ihetc is u SingnInt market for
scrap nj low prices. We quote ns IN our
last: Steel mil ends, sl2 C0nl30 %; Steel rails. ST. O0a
y hOi iron rails, SIS Wnli 10; wrought i~urnings,
So MaS 50; borinSS. same. s. O1aS %; east bOrIugS.
s. Olad W; steel t%urninGs, s. %; railroni
Wrought. $40 iOIll y; wrought scrap. mixed,
81 SOAlO 50; rnilrOad clst scrap. s90Ja9 70; mnchln.
cry cast, - 50alO 90 car aXlcS, 81 OAlS V0; Old car
Whcels. 81 SlllO D.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCE, THURSDAY, MARCH %. 1894.

we believe, tho first to perform tho
font. wEile hanging with Tho bend Of
her knees In Il trnpezO, OF holding q man
ut his belt with her teeth mud turning
him rapidly around with hcr hands.
Tho Same trick was performed moro 70.
Gently, among others. by Miss Luona
Dare and Miss Carrie Wilton.
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SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching aud
allowed 10 continue tumors form, which often
bleed md ~ulccrate, becoming very sore.
SwAYSE'S OINTMENT stops the itching md
bleeding, heals liberation. and In most cases re.
moves the tumO:s. Al druggists. or BY mail, iOr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

TIE trouble with most cough medi-
cines is that they spoil the appetite,
weaken digestion, and create bile.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. on the contrary,
while it gives immediate relief, assists
rather than impairs the assimilative
Orocess.
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Norman Lichty Trb Co., Dcs MOin's. Ia.
DEAR SIRs-Encloscd please find an
order Tor 81, for which send me Us many
krause's Headache Capsules as it will
pay ior. They are very good indeed, but
can not get any in Boston.
Yours very truly.
ASA r. SHEPHERD,
1913 Norfolk street.
Sold by Alex. T. Young, John Klari.
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co, Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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IRON AND STEEL MARKET.

OFFICE OF TIE ISrELLIGEScEE,)
WHEELING Mnrrh ~ 7

OFFICE or THE IS~TELLGEScEE,
WHEELING. March q.
There were signs OF new business the first half
Of the week, md trade has II slightly better tone
locally than at our last report. JEST now the
Wheeling mills are more actIye IN production
than for some time past. There Is no guarantee,
however. that this will continue for any set
time. Trade Is spasmodIc and not large. In no
department Of the industry In this district Is
there II change marked enough TO base cxpecta-
lions on for more than 4 week ahead.
Sfel BiictS and BiO0ms-There Is little move.
ment In the market, mud what there Is is in
small lots. and prices. low as they were last
week, are not firm. The manufacturers quote M
Sli jyal6 o., aud the sales are mostly ut the in.
side figures.
PQ IrOH-Thc reports from the country Of
large seem TO Indicate somewhat OF an increased
consumption Of iron, but locally there is no
change to report In conditions and quotations
remain rs last week:
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OIL CRY. Pa. March 2l.-0pencd and low.
est sc; highest nnd closed s!L;c; snl"s ZOO bar.
relS; shipments S3,ljl barrels; runs 81 ,7i3 barrels.
NEW HoRK. March 2i.-perrOluum frner: no
salcSi April options closed ut SlaSl}$c.
PIrrsErRGn, Pa. March 2I.-Opeucd aud low.
est Sc; highest and closed SIG.
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NEW YORK, March 2l.-In the various depart.
ments OF the iObbinE trade the demand wa, well
maintained by a large numbe Of buyers tom
nearby markets. The commission trade was
fairly nc;iTc. Printed fabrics md prints IN good
order dcinund. Dress goods GCtiye. G!ughnins
more quiet Clothing woO!ens doing better.
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Fast LIBEETY. "a, March 2i.-CGttle. receipts
40 head; shipments 40 head; market s,cudy;
prime TO extra S; 2Dai 10; fair 10 good ST Goat 90;
common 10 fair .! 59n3 81; hclterS s! JDai -;
stockcrs and feeders c. 2ja3 y; bulls {! CO.'S o.;
bologna COWS s. % TO sl2 or fresh COWS SIj o.
to SO GO. Hogs. receipts 100 head; shipments
?.lW head; market slow: mixed and best tops
81 S0aI -; best Workers 81 s0nl s.; pigs and light
IorkcrS s. 70ai 50. Sheep. receipts 100 head;
shipments 800 head; market dull; prime s. JDa
3 20; fair TO good s. i0a3 y; common 81 jOna y;
lambs. s. iJti Is; fair to best clipped sheep
s. 2iai q; clipped LAMBS g. JOn3 GO. Veal calves
s. 5OnG -; heavy and thin l5Oa5 50,
CHICAGO. March 2l.-CRttlc. receipts lG.OOl
heHdi shipments 5000 head; market slow and
wcak; prime 10 extra native steers 81 ia, %;
good 10 choice 81 0lai y; Others s. ?5aI -; Tex.
ans s. SnLi Is. Hogs. receipts 1000 head; ship
mcntS 100 hcRd; markc, nctivc; heavy rough
81 Gjli 10, packers and mixed e. Gai 90: prime
heavy s. GJui ~. Sheep and lRmbS. receipts
1000 head; shipments 5000 head; market active
and higher; western wctlers for exports $ ~;
natives 50 2ja3 70; top lambs 81 COai IS.
G~ISciSSAri. O., March 2l.-lIogS weaker nj
s. 0Jai 70; receipts 800 headi shipments 800
head,
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
co nREMsrEn Rnnni,.n.

Time Table No 10 TO take e!Tcc: 1901 n. IN,
Sunday, November 10. lsJi
Leave Wheeling -ts:ol. t9:ij, 2ll:ila m, ta:2l.
eJ:lj. ti:D. 800 p. IN.
Leave Peninsula ts:O6. i9:jl. .ll:i3 4 M, t2:gG.
e3:2l. t+:3G. lj;cj .. IN.
Leave Martins ferry-ts:l2. 1857. sll:j!a. III,
t2:5L, eJ:!7. ti:iI t9:l2.
Arrive Terminal Junction-ts:l7. tiOyj. 5ll:ji
a. H., t1:iS. "J:S!. ti:ii. EO:lS +. m,
Leave Terminal Juuc!lon-t7:2!. .o:OD, n IN,
tl!:O. H. m. fi:59. ti:0j. ti:li. tS.ij D. N.
Leave Mnr;iu's ~Fcrry-tT9S. 1901 am, ol1:tJ.
ii;Oi. ii:l0, 1919 1850 .. m.
Leave Peninsnla-f7: 3i. 29:liam, ol2:Sl, li:ll,
ti:lT. tj:Ii ts:fS y. III.
Arrive Whee.ins-t!:iO, 29:D n n. ol2:5T,
Ei:I7. ti:!i, ti:@l. i9;uj p. m.
Sna!ly. tDaily except Sunday. 7SInday4 oalS.
All tn!us will run OIL Eastern Time
JE TAUSSlG. Suucrintcnleu.
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Mrs. N. Stevens Hart'S
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1915 md , aIarkctst., whcol,ns, VIVA.

The Island cars and electric motors pas tho
door. Third annual session begins MONDAY.
EEPTEhBER Is. 1896, continues ,hirty.ninc
weeks, divided into four terms. This school
eGers a complete und thorough education In
Practical English. Mathematics, English Classics,
Lntln aud Modern Languages.
The school consists OF Primary. Grammar,
Academic and College Preparatory departments.
The methods and course OF instruction will
compare fnvO.ably with the best scmInarlci Ia
the country.
Boys arc received In the Primary md first yea,
Grammar. For circulars or interview, apply 10
MRS. VI. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence No. ~ Main st,
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FOR WOMANKIND.
Matters of Interest to tho Intolll-
gencer's Feminine Readers.
FASHIONS, FHDS AND FANCIES.
OF Interest TO Young aud Old, Rich
ndpoor-Scnsnnnblc Fashion Hints
and SuGgcStions for tho Housewife.
\ Littlo OF Everything Served In
Choice Bits.
Her Reason.

Asllfs
"'Tlg strange that Il nlwnys IL clsy
Tor IL unn. when he's iirting, YOU know,
To swear tnA woman no luvrs her,
by nil that's above Hnd below.
hut when he Is truly In earnest,
Tell Inc the reason. | pay,
TT. RwiHllr haHI 20 utter
Tho words that hO iaIu would say?"
She replied. ~ her dimplcS dccpcred,
The reason Is simple, iurSOulh;
IT'S hccNusc 1t is Hwiully hard, sir,
For a man to utter the truth"
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Muck Bir-Iusincss Is very quiet. nj last weeks
quotations. though prospects OF an increased de.
mAnd mike sellers feel firner.
FIni'hei lrG"-Thc general desire 10 do bust.
ness had already resulted IN shading prices
about us low us they could be forced, and no per.
ccDtibie Improvement has resulted.
shnt Iron and PhItS-BusIucSS Is more RCtive
than In other departments. but nothing like II
would be nj this season under favorable cOndl.
tons. Prices are quoted the same Us last week:
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Metals.
SFu SAny ",

New York March 2i.-plg Iron dull: Amer
can Sil jOAl3 90. Copper easy; lake PC. Lea
firm; domestic s. -. Tin very firm; strait
SD W.
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RAILROADS,
nT Pennsylvania Stations.
XVI TraIua Run hy Centrnl Timn
s0rrHwEsr Sryrr1-"piS HANDLE Rou7

rIcEEr 'OrYfCgs AT pEgSprIvlSn SrlTioS OF
WATEa ST., Pporo or ELEVENTH Sr, wHEELiS0.
AT MCCLURE HOUSE,. NHErIISa, AND AT III.
PESSsYi.vksIA STATION. BRIpIEPoEr.
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Cotton.


]Ci$cr%%ATT. O.. March - Cotton quiet;
Iniddling : 1.ltc.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad

On md after Saturday. October |, lsJ!, TAIN,
Will run rs follows. city time:
LEAVE W~IrELSG-'6:01 q. N. 7.n n m s.n
q H., 800 IL m. 1000 d. IN. Il:O) q. IN. L,'Ol N.
l:U p. m. SOD p. NJ. sop. IN. 1901 D. NJ, 1:i
, M G:op N. 100 p. IN. 500 p m, $50 ..
in. ll:O0 D. n. =
LEAVE Elm GRoyE-'d:O n. 7:olL IN. s:1l
a m, > Goa N 1000 L. IN. ll:00 a. IL. I1:o) N.
100 P. NJ. ZOO p ~. go p. n. 800 p n. i:U
?. IN; 500 p. Il. 100 p. In, 500 p In. BIC D.
"DaIlr. except Sunday.
s:S & n. aud Wheeling a; l.:lT !. 70.
II. E WElSGERBkR
ocl General Manage.
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Or. E. c. Vests Heno and Brain Ireo,nrn,
isso!I under positive ur.s.on guarantee, by nu,hor.
iiod agents only, % euN Weak Memory; Loss O.
nTeln Had nerve Power; Lost Manhood; Quicfnces,
Se.Io1Sless; Lnts!tudc; oil Drains; Loss OF Power
o! tho dGiera:lye ORGANS in either seI, caused by
9Ter-sforann: Youthful Errors, or Excessive UscG
InoGeco; oniun or Liquor, which eoon lead Ia
n,i.erj, consumption, insanity and Dcath. by mail
aa SSx; SIors %; With written EuaranlcO to cure o.
reruhn money; WESTB C~oUGHSYRUP. certain
Mao1pins Cough, Sore Thr0Si. Pleasant 10 taFc,
Lake, now GOc -S''' oVu
GUARANTEES Issued only through CHAs. r
GOETHE, Successor to MCI.ain Brothers, Dug.
distS. Wheeling. W. Va. JylSrThsaYv
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO..
soUfII BoUSp

On and after Monday. December q. Passenger
Trains will run rs follows: Ppaily. tDAily Ex.
rnni Sunday. Crnirll limo
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure Of trains on md attc.
Naich II 49, EtriASArluS NJ lrFrRTSCE
excepted, saturday excepted: ISunIty only;
saturday only. Eastern standard Time.
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CHICAGO. March 2i.-A iruI scare was the
Alpha Huh Omrra Of the dny's Influences IN ihr
wheat pit. It ndylUcrd The price Of wheat !g
per bushrl for u time, but thrr, was n bare 80
gain NJ the close,
Torn mnlG u &c advance AMI lost II nGRin.
Provisions were firm nnh secured u larger
portion Of the days advance.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-04

last Thursday, Win 5. Spear had the
,r-.-gt r,isfortune to have his right nand
Caught in threshing machine ana pauI9
n.angled. The wounded member was
dressed by DIR. G.. w. scott, ana the pa
tient is reported as gaining rapidly. AT.
and Mrs. Spear desire 70 eAeenu . ~.
heartfelt gratitude TO all who oy glit,
word or deed have 50 greatly aided them
in their aiFlietion.
The wedding Of Mr.. NJ. I. Hooker Of
Washington. d. C., and Mrs. Sadie Glad
ding OF Montpelier took place last Thurs
day evening at the residence OF A. n.
blanchard on Terrace street, Montpelier
The house was deliberately decorated with
evergreen and flowers. The bridal couple
stood under a festoon OF evergreen ano
roses. The bride was beautifully attireo
in an elegant heliotrope dress with Ouch
esse lace and passementerie and carried
bouonet az lilies Of the valley. The cere-
monv was performed by Rev. q. W. Nor
row Of West Randolph and was attended
bv only few Of the near relatives. Inc
presents were costly and numerous. The
best wishes OF the many friends OF Mr.
and Mrs. Hooker go with them to their
home in Washington, ID. Vi where tney
will be after January i5th.-Free Press.
"wednesday. Jan. 3rd, at the residence
OF the brides uncle, Hon. James Hutch
inson, took place the marriage OF Ut. 1eo.
2. Morris and Miss Mary Louise Hutchin-
son, both OF this place. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Y. N. Hardy
in the presence of fifty relatives - Il
friends, and while the beautiful wedding
march was being softly played by Miss
Ella Parsons. The bride, who is one OF
West Randoiph's most estimable ladies,
was arrayed in a very handsome dress oil
golden brown satin, and the happy
couple were the recipients of many ele-
CANT and costly wedding gifts. DE-. Nor
ris has for several years past been resi-
uent OF this village, where he has sue
ceeded in building up an extensive prac-
tice, aud both bride and groom have
large circle OF friends. At the close OF
the ceremony. wedding breakfast was
served, after which DR.. and Mrs. Morris
left on the afternoon express for New
York City, where they will spend the first
week OF their married life. They will be
at home after Jan. 18th, and will receive
their friends in Mrs. Mead's house, on
avenue, which they are to oc-
cupy. Among the wedding guests from
out of town were MIR. and Mrs. w. {. Nor
ris of New York, brother and sister-in
law of the groom, and +. w. Baldwin,
OF the Central Vermont
and his wife, from 81. Albaus.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-04
New Years Hymn. 1894.

,,,., Zoe, ,he threshold Of the New Year pressing
- ,nr, 10 look upon the path o'erirod. ,,..i,,
- elfed with sadness sweetness lear eiiN S7
i iov 10 trace in all the hand OF Sod-
,,.,,,,,s. God ofthe Ages, God Of nv Days, -.
Graciously accs pit my GIT 10 ihee'oi p
M. hand see in friendships precious keeping
N trials braved. in fearful eyes Ins1e siss
- lie prolonged in smiles OF heavenly
n ~, sips outiived, in conquests thro' ms ns'
-CHo.
what shall this Year, before mine ey e NOV n0
Ring unto me as swift it, moments ny "a.
"a hat shall bear from all its treasures ke.us -
Into that life unseen beyond the sk!.-Nho-
1rln me O God this year TO crown Win Deautss
Within my thoughts TO write Ihlne own 'es'
To Thee anew give myself Tor antyi -. tn1tfi
Take me- dear Lord, and al Thy Piahs
-CHo.
This New Year make a year Of holy iifnff-
al iovous deeds in proof 81 love owe,
f,reaf he on m, soul a spirit meek. ivl NO..
Heip me- ike Thee, TO share my proli'siS WV
-CHo.
A. Jesus gave Himself 10 ne 10 serving r.
20 nov to Him this year conseeratt se .,'s
Guide Thou my steps till, from Ihy way uiS go
I cone to Thee, and in Thy likeness "ake-7sh
v.M.H.