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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

! Our Last Will. William Stewart
The piano to be used for the occasion
is one OF the firm of Milligan, Wilkin
& Co., of Wheeling. Invitations have
been sent out to the Bridgeport and
8ellaire high schools, and they will
probably he in attendance.
Word has been received here stat
ing that Mrs. Henry Warwood, of New
York City, is seriously i'll with cancer
of the mouth with nc hopes of recov-
cry. as the best physicians of that
place have given her up. Mrs. War
wood formerly resided at this place for
many years and was very we'll known.
Health Officer Lindemuth is busy
this week in making out his report of
the condition in which our streets and
alleys are in, which he has to hand in
10 the State Board of Health, also to
the city Health Board.
James y. Patterson is i'll with ty
phoid fever.
Yesterday afternoon a spirited horse
owned by Helfenbine & Gordon was
standing in front of their place of bus
mess on Broadway, when it became
frightened at something and started
down Jefferson street at terrific gait.
It's wild career was brought to a close
by it running into fence near Nader S
saloon on Second street. The shafts
of the wagon were broken, also the
harness. while the horse got Oil with
few slight scratches.
The committee of young ladies who
will give a reception to the Lafayette
College Glee Club at the home OF capt
Hiram Smith next Wednesday evening
met at the home of Miss Carrie Hobbs
this afternoon to complete arrange
ments for the affair. -,
THE funeral of Charles Hogue Will
take place from his late home IN
CIark's addition this afternoon at
o'clock. Interment will be made at
Riverview. o,.,
Hon. n. K. Kennon, of st. Glars
vile. was in town yesterday.
The membership of the Y. NJ. {. A.
held a meeting last evening.
Thomas Howell is home from the
Ohio State University visiting his par
ems.
Roanoke. We. to begin active training
for the coming base ball season.
Last evening Jacob Schrader, Henry
Schrader and Alvin Knowell, three OF
the non-union men at the Buckeye
lass works. got little too much OF
he "amber fluid" aboard and began
raising disturbance with the women
! cooks because their supper was not
ready. Special Policeman Mitchell
vent inside and tried to quiet them
hut to no effect. He then called on
Omcers Fishers and Meyers and the
Trio were taken up to the city lookup
they will have a hearing sometime
today. Cora Bird, one OF the cooks
became so excited during the disturb
ance that she tainted.
Harry Chessell took suddenly Ill yes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

The famous Mosier ordinance, pro
viding that all children under sixteen
years of age shall leave the streets at
nine o'clock when the curfew rings,
has gone into effect at Saltwater,
Mimi. and is rigidiy enforced Any
child found on the street after nine
o'clock is compelled to give good ac-
count OF himself, and ii not the child
is taken either home or to the city Jail,
and parents notified that they must
aid in enforcing the ordinance there
after The ordinance has operated
very satisfactorily thus far, and that
otler cities throughout the State can
see the good results OF the movement
is demonstrated by the number of ap-
pications received from everywhere
fer copies OF the ordinance and for
snort sketches OF how it operates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-ONE FIVE ROOM HOUSE,
+ So Eleventh street. Possession given
April 1st. For particulars apply at this Of
flee. H-oe@un
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

Gen. John A. McClernand, of Spring
field. Ill. after several months severe
illness is able 70 be about, though he
is still quite weak. EX-Goy. Richard
j. Oglesby is still confined to his home
at Elkhart. though his family do not
express any grave fears as TO his con-
ditiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

nor RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS Al
Il the Register Counting Room. &c each
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

Minister ThurstOn has decided to
leave this country without waiting for
eny formal notice from his govern
menJ to return. Nj. Thurston reached
this conclusion somewhat suddenly.
ana announced his intention 10 friends
while making farewell visits yester-
day afternoon. lie declined to discuss
his case in any manner and merely
said that he would start for San Fran
cisco to-day and take the steamer sail
ing next Tor Honolulu. Asked as to
whether he had received official notice
that o request had been sent to his
government for his recall Mr.. Thurs
ton replied that he had nothing to say
on the subject lie was equally reti-
cent IS TO whether or not he had been
informed through the state Depart
ment of any charges pending or pre-
ferred in his cese which might bring
about the severance Of his diplomatic
relations 40 Washington. None of the
attaches of the legation would discuss
the reasons o. which n. Thurston has
decided 10 return home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

ITO LET-DESIRABLE ROOMS AND
! Board at Grant House, zoos Main street
Also board by day or week. mloeN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

Senator lIullin introduced in the
New York Senate yesterday a bill pro-
hibidng any woman from Appearing
In tights or in any indecent COSTUME
at any place where male persons are
assembled. An oGense is deemed o
nisdemeanor. and Is punished by i'm
prisonmeut Of not less than thirty days
or more than one year for each Of
Tense. ANY person who procures any
woman 70 So appear shall, upon
lust conviction, be punished by i'm
prisonment Of not less than three
months nor more than one year. and
upon each subsequent conviction shall
be sentenced TO States prison for a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

NESBlTT & DEVlNEI
1899 Market S.-e--
Telephone
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27
FOR RENT.

GEO. j. MATHISCv
Real Estate agent.
Telephone 1O7. 1929 r.-.....-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

It is quite evident something is IN
the air at Carson. New. with. regard to
the mint robbery ard il is expected
that something viii drop in a day or
two. The present officials and en-
ployes are quietly smiling and their
boDdsmen are indIlging in handshak-
ing among themselves, although when
approached they assume q cOutented
air and say nothing. The superintend-
ent says business has been going on.
but can say nothing Yet. The general
impression is that the blame has been
SHIFTED from the shoulders of the pres
emit administration of the mint
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

The experiments or growing sugar
cane on the islands of San Joaquin
county, California, have been so sue
cessful that the government is now
preparing to engage in the culture on 81
larger scale. The experts who were re
Gently sent there by the SPEECHES peO-
pie to inquire into the governments
experiments i'm growing cane We're so
surprised by the developments that
they procured two. tons OF firsS class
cane from the Hawaiian Islands and
other sections to make thorough tests
OF the lands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

The body Of the man who was run
over by a b. & O. rgircad train in
South Baltimore on Saturday night
has been identified as that of Leonard
Herr, Of Hamilton, Canada. a curious
and sad coincidence was the fact that
on Saturday night one of Eerr's chill
dren was run over by a cable car in
Hamilton and badly injured. Herr re-
ceived a telegram 10 that effect on Sat
urday evening. just before he was him-
self killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27
MARTINS FERRY.

The following programme has been
arranged by the Senior class Of the
high school for their class day eXer-
Uses, which Will be held in the Opera
House next Friday night:
...l,..-c. NA-i11inrn ING
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

Diphtheria Is raging at the Indiana
WAYNE. Ind Since the disease made
its appearance there have been 10 cases
and at the present time 23 children ue
in quarantine hospital. 1t is fearej
the entire 1--WE hundred inmates have
been exposed 10 the coutagiOr. Anti
toxine is being freely used and through
its agency the death rate has been Very
small.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

The Spanish Minister to the United
States, Senior Nuruga. Cablcl his res
ignation 10 the Spanish government
Immediately on the formation OF the
new Cabinet The appointment OF
Senior Dupuy de Lone as Senior NurG-
aga's successor win be gazetted SO soon
as it is known that tie appointment
receives the approval Of the United
States government
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

The Pittsburg fire department yes
terday morning prevented the p. & o.
blocking the building of the Nonon-
gahela Connecting Railroad by build
ing a track across the right Of way Of
the latter. The B. & O. engaged so
men 10 lay the track, and they re
fused to quit work when ordered to
do so by Bhe ciry officials. A fire
stream was then rurned upon the
track-layers and trey were held at
bay untH a preliminary injunction
was secured and served upon the B. &
o. officials.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

noR RENT-TWo FU RNISHED ROOMS ON
u south Front street, with use Of bath and
II modern conyeniences. Possession given at
&C. Address ISLAND, this office fel6h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27
NEIGH80RH0OD NEWS.
BELLAIEE.

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

T1oR RENT-DwFLLING AND STORE
L room, now occupied by saloon at lOl5
Main street. Enquire OF GEORGE BUSCH. No.
1862 Market street. 9aioh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

EOR REET-REILLY BUILDING, OPERA
L House corner. A few choice Offices, AL
front 70 ms; steam he-t; Otis elevator; mod
ern improvements; rents very reasonable APP
ply Room No 5. Reilly Building. jai7-aple
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

The coal operators Of Southern Iowa
have agreed on q new schedule of
prices for mining coal. The rate is 50
cents for winter and 20 cents for sum
mer. to take effect April 1. 10 IS not
believed that the miners viii accept it
being 10 per cent lower than former
prices. A general strike is threatened.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-27

The Louisville School Board by o
vote of II to .. last night granted the
use of about forty public school build
ings for the use OF the @. A. h. enc2mp-
ment next September The buildings
will be controlled o. the local commit
tee on Recommendations, and Will ue
available from the 5Jh TO the 18th OF
September.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1875
MEETINGS AND EVENTS.


st. Andrew Commardery. X. T.. Masonic
Temple.
Damon Lodge, X. OF r.. Corcoran Hall.
Union Lodge, l. .. .. r., Odd-t elbows
HAL.
rniiy Lodge. /. o. q. f.. Powell's Hail.
Opachisto Tribe. 1. O. X. NJ. Cersley :
Hall.
Monacan Tribe. +. o. Il. NJ. Jr. o. L. A.
Fraternity Lodge. X OF H.. Central Hall.
Mutual Ledge. x. Of H., DruidS han
bale Lodge. X of IT.. owens Hall.
Ola dominion Council. \. l.. Of H.,
Aneh s1' Lodge. Colder. Chain. Schiller
RjrSmond Lodge Golden Chain. Central
Han. ,..,.- t,-,.,,o,,
Anrooa Council. Jr. O. L. \. NJ. cate
Rescue Council, Jr. o. L. A. NJ, Jr. o..
L. a NJ. Hall. - N
New south Council. Jr. o. L. "A. NJ,
Eighth and HUI streets. -. ~
Enterprise CoDLci. Jr. .. l. a. NJ
schiller Han. ~ c,.o,-o,d.s
Wesi-End Lodge. /. o. 6. t. Gatewooa 5
Trinity Temple. /. o. G. T., central
s,anev Lodge. /. o. q. r.. Belvidere
Comnanv A. First Regiment ArmoIrjy ,I,
~ / 90 camp G. ", Lee camp tIIa,,i-
Hr,enlsnin Lodge *. of T., Ioney f .,a...
Virginia Lodge, Shield of hoho'' ''''''" 3
Hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
THE UNION IRON Works..
4 California Institution of Worldwide
Iamc-i;uilders Of the Finest Narsbip-.

by far the most important MANUFACTURE
ing plant on the faciiic coast Is mat
which Was erected by the Union Iron
Works in that part Of san Francisco COM
monty known az the potrerO, Of winch MI.
H. !. scott is YresIuent ana utdsuiel,
and Mr.. irving NJ. scout Is vice rcsIlsht
ana general inafager tDDth are VIZ
s1nians)
Tne minds that created this vast plant
speak Tor themselves ia the creation OF
tnelr works. which occupy an area OF
twcnty-t6Ice acres. six OF Which arc VII
der cover.
The general outfit OF tools and special
appliances j. OF the most modern rhtr-
acier, ard is being continually acteS 70.
the company Can point win PARDON,
able pride to the coast-deieict NtsSsi
Monterey. the United states cruisers tbar-
lrstOn, San Francisco, ana Olympia, tndt
they have built, and the ilne-oi- pa ne
snip Oregon, now in the course oil con-
struction.
The company Is at present eSpending
about SI50,V0 o. new tools. in order 10
be able TO meet the demands ior cheap
or production.
it is rather suggestive TO note that
a large proportion Of the work at pres
ent IN process Of construction at these
works is being puilt 70 the order Of other
States. the most of 1t going 10 Mon-
tana.
Barges are being built for Central Amer
lCd, anu q slIEIt blAii - b'iitD -
FOR eleven bargos OF 80 tons each Tor
the Amoor river. in Asiatic Russia.
At present there are about STD Lanns
emploved in the works When running
at the fun capacity, employment can
be given TO something over 2M' men.
rbe managers are working TO the end
that they win eventually increase ,.y dnf
capacity Of the plant, but at the present
time they are directing their eioI,s ~
putting i'm the most modern and best ap-
planes in order to improve upon me
working OF the plant. which are alreauy'
as one might suppose. almost perfect
An idea can be CLEANED Of the vast
amount OF work that is usually unIsr
construction from the Stationery mace
bv the managers that they carry ID stoSk
Of such hal DWARF as is needed IN Works
~ the class that Is turned out ~ thei,l
rs large quantity as IS carried BY an
Of the Wholesale houses I'm san Francisco
together 4 large amount Of TINS they
manufacture Themselves w.,
The officers Of the Union Iron WORKS
are indeed modest. never allowing any,
thing OF a Biographical rnture TO &c sac
Of themselves for publicatlon.-Ssih + ran
cisco Journal Of Commerce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
THE WEEK IN THE SOUTH
NUMBER or NEW ENTEEPRTsES
REPORTED FROM TIRGisIA.
Many Northern and Western Farmers
Seeking Southern Decentralization
Wanted for a Big Cotton Mill.

BALTIMORE, ND. Nov. 2l.-Reporis
TO the Manufacturers Record show that
the question OF emigration TO the South
Is attracting increased attention both In
this country and abroad.
Many Northern and Western farmers
are seeking homes in the South. and ar
rangcments are being made for bringing
many settlers from Europe.
Austin Corbin, of New York. reported
last week to build q ss0.0oD mill in Ar
kansas. is bringing to this country near
~ a thousand Italians. mainly farmers,
who. 1t is reported. have purchased farms
IA the Arkansas section which he con-
trolls.
In some sections OF the South. where
Italian cOlouist5 have been settled Tor
some years. the coonists have greatly
crospcred. not only in general farming
but especially truck and lrult-sroN-
ing. ana have added largely 70 the pros
perity Of the community in which they
have settled.
Among Industrial enterprises reported
for the week was a depot TO cost SlvJ'pv,
10 be built at Atlanta By the seaboard
Airline.
LOCATION WANTED.
A location is beng sought in the South
by a combination OF Northern and South
orn people for "A miilion-Coilar cotton
mill enterprise. Alabtma reports pipe
works. ice and cold-storage plants. en-
largement Of engine-wOrks. water
works; for Arkansas. cold-s;orase plant u
IS 90 Improvement company, wire-fenc-
ing and woodworking factory, Georgia.
eight-car-works. and enlargement or a
cotton-mill; Louisiana, 50l-barrel rice
mill: Mississippi. oleotric-iight plant ana
water-wOrks; North Carolina, 5s-ioom
cotton-min; Texas, $1,000 hrick-worKs
$4,000 packing company, 5000 brick
works. and $500 sash and blind fac
tory Virginia, $1,000 chemical-works,
$500 stone-crushing company, box rae
tory, brewery etc.
Ia addition 10 these. there were large
number OF miscellaneous enterprises scat
| tered throughout tire South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
---~---"D
IN APPOHfITON EDDING.
Rev. George II. Wiley Takes Unto Himself
"A f,e.ufifuI Bride.

LNNCHBURG, VA, Nov. I.-Special.-
Old Concord Presbyterian churcn, near
Spout Springs, IN AppomattoN. was the
scene at hign noon to-day o. one OF the
prettlest marriages ever seen IN that sec
ZION.
The contracting parties were Rev.
George al. W lty, the well-HnO"h sletno-
dist minister aaG Miss Catherine Esteil-
Chcatham. the charming ana be~Itiui
young daughter OF T. If. Cneatham, ESQ
TIE church was beautifully decorated
with cyergreens. cnrysanthemems, ana
roses. The church was crowded when the
bridal party entered 20 the strains OF a
beautiful wedding march, performed on
the organ by Professor turoush-
The pretty bride. dttiitd ~ handsome
costume OF dark blue cloth and carrying
a bouquet OF white chrysanthemums. en-
tered with the groom, while the best man.
Mr.. Walter ineathan, came ~ with
Miss Laura Taylor tho maid ol-honor,
VINO wore q walking costume OF green
cloth and~alsO carried q bouquet OF cnry-
santhcmL ms.
lowing order: Paul Walker and Miss Jes-
gle Cneatham. Hon. ,. {. Stratton and
Miss Viola shearer, j. r. Horsley and
Miss Lena Collins. Winston Mckinney
ana Miss Mary Wood Charlie Nc KINNEY
andt Miss Mamie Wharton. Coles Fore
and Miss Ella Cheatham. John OVerton
and Miss Emma Terrence, X. tnlton and
Mis; Mary tifans. Marvin Jones and
Mss Duprest.
Reaching the pulpit railing the bride
and groom stood between TWO beautiful
floral pillars. and the ceremony uniting
them IN the holy bonds Of wediock was
performed by Rev. W. Painter or the
Methodist Conference. The groonl's best
man and all the male attendants wore
large white ch-ysanthemums as boutcn-
tircS.
The ushers were Ncssrs. Conrad Odor,
CLAYTON chenthsm, Orville NOwlin, and
Pelham Norman.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony the
happy couple were warmly congratulated
by their mary friends, after which they
took the west-bound Norfolk and Western
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
cRIpPLE CREEK STOCK.
The Chicago Stock Exchange REFUSES 10
List 1t. and VIII Investigate Others.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2l.-The Governing
Committee of the Stock Exchange nave
given a knockout blow to the PROPOSE
ton 10 list Cripple Creek mining shares
\ resolution was presented which pro-
vided for an investigation of the mining
properties and the companies the stocns
Of which are traded in on the colorado
Springs Mining-Stock Exchange
The resolution was laid on the table
by a practically unanimous vote OF the
governors.
With sentiment so strong against the
listing of mining shares. 1t is not at all
probable that anything further IN this
direction will be attempted for the pres
ent. 4 movement has been on foot for
some time TO revive the old Chicago Min
ing Stock Exchange.
A potential factor in preventing the
re establishment of this institution : the
rule of the stock f.Xhange prohibiting
its members from being members OF any
other local exchange where stocks and
bonds are traded in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
ENCORE VEST.

And Vest is heard from again From
the aqueous shades and perfumed mud
baths Of Carlsbad. rumor came last sum
mcr that Vest had bethought himself
and repented Of his l6 follies to l wise
act OF there were one. and would here
after content himself with regularly
drawing his senator's salary in gold
dollars. But runner told lie on Vest.
and Vest turns up in Washington az
fondly enamored OF his old folly as he
ever was. lie stll clamors for silver
dollars at fifty cents apiece. Vest still.
stands to his gins. declaring that more
money and cheap money IS the thing We
want, and that the repeal Of the Sher-
man law cost us Il round io0e0,vVJ Of dol
lars a year.
Everybody else has learned that free
silver swamped the Democratic party in
the last election. But Vest sticks 10 Il
that II was want OF devotion 10 tree
silver that brought our catastrophos He
says: 'The same incense burners are
now telling the President that the re-
cent elections demonstrate his foresight. 3"
And some who are not incense burners
are telling the President the same thing,
as Vest viii find out when he fully learns
the way the people arc incensod against
eip
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
DIR. ELOfRNOI'> DIAIH.
The Hero Of One ~ Virginia's bioodtes'
Duels His Career.

The body Of Or. David Tourney. VINO
died Wednesday afternoon at the Home
for Incurables. was yesterday taken 10
brunswick and inferred in the family
burying-ground. Or. Flournoy had beeh
In n-nealth for about twenty years
but had only been a. the Home for III
cura bles for month.
In many respects, DR.. fioufhoy Cd
reer was a remarkable one. he was
born I'm Charlotte county, and was care
fully reared by Christian parents, VINO
were strict members of the PresDyte-
rian church. In 1854, while a student
AZ the University of Virginia, he De-
came engaged i'm personal dliilcuty
with MIR. Edgar Garth, a younS AlDe-
marie farmer. which led 10 n desperate
duel with bowie-knives between the TWO
earth was fearfuly wounded. and Dr.
Flonrnov also received injuries which
later caused the disease that eAded Ills
l.fc.
The most peculiar incident in connec-
lion with the duel was the
fact that Mr.. Garth. the i1th-
or Of DR.. Flournoy's opponent when
anprised of all the facts In the case
went on the latter's bond, 10 prevent MS
hoino, taken 20 Jail, and later sent Tor
him introduced him TO his wiie' ana
was always thereafter a irm lilehu vi
DIR. Flournoy's, although at the uihe
his son was supposed 10 be dying. houhs
Garth recovered, however, but mas no"
been dead some years. -,
The duel IS said TO have been one OF
the hercest ever fought in Virginia ana
great coolness and bravery WIS us
PLAYED on beth sides.
During the early part Of the late war
DR.. Flournoy was captain OF the Charlotte
Cavalry. ard just before It's close was
made field surgeon in the Army OF NORTH
ern Virginia. -
4 short while after the war, he mar
,,ed Miss Boudin, daughter OF Judge
wood Bouldin. of the Supreme Court OF
Anneals. Mrs. Flournoy died some years
ago. but three children stili survive
Fhey are Mr.. Thomas flonrhoy anu
Misses Fannie and Matte flournoy.
DR.. Flournoy was heightened, CHRIS
tian gentleman. and was man OF most
lovablc disposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
Strang-FOrd.

marriage which he'd quite q roman
,ic ,nrn took place In The East-End We'd
rcsdev night. and was no less surprising
thaa romantic to the friends q me me
Contracting parties. who We're Mss y N Enrd
81 To icli north Seventeenth street. anu
Mir. James r. strang. The popular son u
al Mr. George Strang, who conducts d
er,ccrv on Nenable street.
Sho,,+ on o'clock the young couple nc
,,-,,"oried ~ Harvey Strang, brother
~ he groom: Mr.. Il. Il Ford, brotncF
~ nc bride. ard Mr.. Samuel Hooson,
I.orn ~ fhe residence OF REV. Preston
Nash. OF Christ church. wnere IN MS
parlors. with the aboye-naIneu "i NJ NO
the knot was tied when iha"e '''0 wv
yourg hearts one. -. ,.o,.o IN
Alter the ceremony the party drove 70
- res5e,sce of Mr. ". l.. hardWlcAe.
NJ rewards Grove. where me evening
US spent IN social enjoyment.