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Marriage Bells1* KJUi U WON'—La WHENCE.[By our regular correspondent]()n Tuesday evening July 25, J882 the•lienee of Hon. W’ni. Lawrence atir i tMahaffoy, J. A. Lilion ii w re lice, I:, p. Mc.Ma-1IU»IK. IOI1UU illirsliin^ton was tiic scene of gayety andmirth the occasion being the marriage of his youngest daughter, Nellie, to Dr. LM. Ferguson. At the hour of 8 o'clock die invited guests began to arrive and bvhalt past eight the large spacious rooms nnd parlors were filled to overflowithere being hy this time about two him-;||,M| hdty to three hundred present.1 lie rooms and parlors were decoratedwith evergreen and flowers in an artistic manner so much so that the whole spaec including rooms, parors and halls, presented the appearance and life of a wellarranged flower garden, and the beauty of the scene was of general remark Sooneveryone was on the move, shaking hands, greeting old friends, and makim-cw acquaintances until the large andgay assemi.lv became one grand social tamily and every one was glad Lhev werethere as attested hy the merry ring ofn'ir voices and the happy condition of social nature. Every where in this ,-ce of mirth could he seen Mr. Lawrence giving a hearty welcome to eaeh and all andhy Ins rare tact of soeiyl culture making them feel that they were at home. Theold became young :ll,d the young happici and when viewed from any point this assemblage could not be surpassed inpoint ot intelligence and beauty of faces, in lt;111aiti.-tie, in manners and form pleasing. The Inmr of !) o’clock having arrived .Miss Lelle 0. hinis, of Columbus,took her seat at the piano and began toplav the “lt; irand wedding march.” At this every eye was turned towards the (1'or leading into the front parlor andwere greeted with the appearance of the wedding party preceded bv father and mother of the bride who took a place tol,u* h i t followed in order hy the attendants. Fust iMiss Lelle Lawrence of Cambridge, and I)r. Clora Smith, of Colmn-His, Miss Nellie L. lt;fury and Wil iamLawrence Jr., Miss Della I’urdumMelvin N. Ferguson, Mis Oldham, of Cambridge and Albert Law-lenee, Miss Minnie Lawrence and S. A sprout. The bridal party as they camei passed under an arch, separated,ladiestaking their places to the left, gentlemen to the right. Then came the bride ami gioom who took their places under thearch of evergreen over which huim thehistoric marriage hell, above which wasHon and V/ if [UrnT* i e ua‘clock with ,,i Larnett, large bronzeMaede I ,.g T g U‘; *',iysc's E,I« andv Me‘ir\ IH.» IWIIr «»wry birds andI'?;'!,'1' “•MrsO i,' i „ butterdish; Mr and ri i^' bynuahod gold napkin* i i alia a 1 1 inrn 'mi f i] ■'outtt i Knife and case* Vhs h' i c ■..diiver I'li*]' •• \i i «'» ’ ». loUv., \j, ;1„(J rs J. C. Beck.-t *il-11 MlUt-T disli; John McCurdy lad it* ';;Vh,,:r **yt«:hel, silver dr/nkh.J euw.•s up,il;cllsli will, silver -ti.n.I; lt;.s“‘,r oKj-l'il.Vn veI-• caiwl receiver- Mi ^ /V , isilver i, UeV k ,.S,,,!,. silver jolly« VT.KR-,Vi,,IS M.l^-uvr-■i y a,|s|s^r) oniamenlahdas-ami' er bouquet holder; Mr ami M rs Am/adder, silver cream pitcher Mi-., \i 111.1 and Sadie Barnett ;|(|(| \|(.lt;Enan'l M V ' S,M'V ,,ol,h'i'; Elijah L .wrv• 1 !»•! .»IiMvj 11 •»nlt;l ( '!•»11*111 * ' 1.11 enec r ppmi- .•j.-'.-l Mrlt;;mn.y bin I and eage; Dr and Mr-„luss fin itMaud; Mr a,id Mrs suis'i with silveiL. I,a wiciiee, oruamen ted toilet hot,I, and stand; Mr S (’o '!' ‘V1 L111111y. sdvereall hell; Messrs RL. I..own and Charley (.rj(.r „ornaiucited vase.-;oug hand Lizzie Sproat, silver cake hasna It. Oliliilh, silver jellvI |T ^ 7,rU lt;:;l'VV’ ilV‘*r ^bilul.le;-1,1 ! .ah and Emma Whetstone-|lw-i napkin holder; Mr and Mrs W. F1«I* U(‘I1 Mini Air (! M .l|(!| \! ... J . V« .ML, 1.1 ornainented vases set in silverMi- .Nellie Carey, silver butter dish- FISue Anknvv.Sue Esilver fruit l,aket; Mr and Mrs (J. \Myle sdver napkin holder Mr and J/,-II. 1 . 1 mons, silver knives; J/ItPhnuo11 tr[ V-11 •'rlt;-(iUZr’,1 ; ri( \ygIIi‘ pair Silverta| --u,. :,„:u/i:A:(and 1 lattieSI.IUI.™rO ,fcrn wniece- 1/ 1/ lrl,i P’blmV-nt’, 1 l/lutiW L:‘wreuee an assort-. [ lv,telien utensils, as follows to-Z t',r, u “ ' ' li'.u iu^ ear.l : I,I ’ sweeping cap, turkev win-and21jki'- «i*»..-.-B5i^box, nutmeg \'^v 'h-dfd'1 ^‘1 -1 01- ,-i-iu 1, liall-.iozen knives1•mil furl- I ■ . 7 KI i 1 V (*4111 (.1 I() 1 ivs, i*ir • 1» 1 i*ik 11 . 1e^K I', atvr, i-.iilini- ei^ ^.Vo1tlKi-S’ «™, Ijre.-lkn.aO, cil.bis c.iic euIterthen- M.„,„Knun.-I..F- „„| .,„,v 2,t|, I Uv, W f..rk,silver letters. At each si,h- w,.- anorsr- shoe and surmounting the whole a orown of white flowers and to say the least it was beautiful. Tic- brid ■ w .re ;t lovely white -atin dress of ;i delieatr- pink tint trimmed with very elegant white -idlt; sj.anish lace, and was madem-fruim with elbow sleeves and square1 leek, the latter h ung tilled in with whileillusion and lace, .-heals, wire white natural II wers in her hair and carried abeautiful h .uquet of M overs in her hand.1 h(‘ 1,1 I I” m n I' W ,re white swiss dre.-s • with lace and satin trimming, they alsov.' ne wl,itlt;* II iwers at their throat and ' iin u-d a small ba-ket «,f pink and white f11 wcrs in their j,a.,rls. The groom and groom-men wore the conventional black -mis with whitesaLin neck ties, white kid gloves and white button hole bouquet.I ho music having slopped and in the «•!,. tb,,„ the : zm house keeping.” 1/, ,(1(4 »‘illness „f midnight, the K -v. .Milli-an1 t 'ambridge, 1 , stepped forward and inriv. J/lNNiE.then came the viands which Were rich;O;''' !''1 ,vviv-'1 -•I. lv /if . . t1 tioo.il I,•' 11“K»m ami full „»in„ t|lc.si,am.. „ music mmlc bv ,|le ,|w ta» I Vw• s ■'t* ,l!-U 'V 'iomVia!;:!.111(1 I lot-. . A..Sproat and C. A. Fi-.momi violin could he heard the lilt;dit andffracclull sU.|B„f t!,.-.lance. M 12 Xi . r. ni.'c an.l J , SJA1 I'oty Martel f,„ ,|,i tr.,it'U Ic.| Visit t., tile Vest. Si« ( Ik- fk*as:uit (VHiimcnccnicnt of t!iis U'l-y patr. May lib. I,,. k,.«i Ariwi 1 U I’j.'.'ty, ,.mi tl.isa sample of the,,.v. r!-|.A,t1,' vi.it.u-s present-..'..cVihiu1', ’v' F';v - S- v.-.:,Fi/i.: Mn:v KM1 vMr S*;v lt;.....her' ..I,'f tit k.,u.ttCleveland, ()h'io (-(',| ‘ | 'j'Em'''iamme. OI, mK'r ...... .............wpersonals.IVrsuns who have rdalives „r f,i,.„,|. ..... relatives anil fricmlsabroad, will confer ;l f.lv j! a-', lt;»r le:a .solemn tone and with a short beautiful and well chosen r, ivniony united this happy couple in the imlv b mF o| wedlock ami declared their twos ,eial naturesl,,,!U,‘l ,u invoked the-inile- Of heaven ..... them, the handMr.u-k up a heantifnl strain of music ,|„r-iiig which the relatives stepped forwardand a hearty congratulatory scene commenced. This being over the guests wereinvited to view the presents which wereplaced in a large upper room and for twohours al 1 were occupied in lookitm over ;l two W(‘t!,-S rwrcatioiithe costly gilts which were in point of'ii h-!s and value unsurpassed by any ! friends in this countywedding gifts we ever seen, „,a,.v of thebest judges estimated tli r- value at ei-hthnmIr«-«1 .1 .liars, tie- foil .wing (iu. ,^t I *i;vth(‘r with iiaiin (/| ,| ;it\N4)IIiMioi m in^favmg names at this olliee bv postal or otherwise. ’ ‘Alex Frazier is back from Texas.Mrs ( Vtieliu Adair has returned froma western trip.Mins” Cameron of Mansfield is here forilwMsI.II!lt;l*i,i P. (!. Kyan of Beverly is :i inontr Via/i.-.- Ltta Ivinner of NeweonierstownLs vissiting A. (k (Joe1 iran’s.o!Mr L M Ferguson, gold watch andcnaiii, Hon .1. \\. A.nte ;ni,j wii- ,, )ju_in mu toilet piece sot• loll!! iioliiidrs. Elizabeth Bose, of lt;’handlersville. . i visiting here an 1 at Hartford.dr. .1. I )oi!ison of Millwood township •diver; , g n’ng to Michigan to liveT I LJ s •\\Inj i In•luiu,rw,in«Kr3''i ;;,n*asui«'•«-Vul.lt;rs.r,,,,ism,,l,|m,At^sn^reBr , ]'....... W^Wngton, Pm is herepitcher; Mr uml Mrs J„h„ ICi.kp.itriL-fc* ‘ ,er lt;,s“S(*ter’s, Mrs K. W. Jr.,thews.unISIA!glass lruit di-h with silver stand; Willi:LI ..- - — - — • . •Rev Dr Afinor of ,st (Jlairsville was theiv lor a day or two lastM;s- M.nine Lawrence, siiver soup ladle-Miss Edith Rob -and brothers, silver fish’ Luiie; Miss Hattie Oldham, maioliea water pitcher and lacquered tray; mEI ilia Lwmg, lace pilhtw shams; Mrs \\rjRxi?;'. vfSi 1'g t l»l; Mr iiu.lMis B. B. Moore, clock, Mrs Lavina Fer-MIIatS- *hihn Kirkpatrick and hisw i f(Iniv»gone on a visit to Iowa and other western states.Mrs II. B. Moore spent last week in the northern part of this State, on a pleasuretrio.an I wife have returnedhiiigton county, IVnn-| guson, lace spread and shams; O. L M,- vuCreary, fancy boquet holder; Misses Ida ‘ .F.°rsytI,u !Hanna, Margaret (Jart-y, Jennie M« t lrom :l vw,t t(» W.-eMinnie Frame, Flora’ Morrison’ (Er-’i NVlvai.ia-Miles, Annie Baker, Sadie Baxter Fmo,'. : m- ,Morrison, Annie Colley, and Liuri Skin ^ Ad ley id' Wheeliner, (BridesSunday School class) 1-,,-m. ' v,s,tIJ-r her lrieml Amelia Rahe in illustrated I,ible; William Lawrence frsilver coflce urn; M iss Mary E. McHenry! chair tidv; I iiknown, pair silyer napkin , . lings; Mr and Mrs It. McBurm-y, tdassbutter dish cream piteher, sugar howl 1and spoon holder; Miss Dorcas Stewartlace toilet set; Misses Black and brothers’ linen towels and table cloth; Miss StellaI at to won, luce set for arm chair; Mrs b»iSlt;Stt; ilxl!in4• •I i 11 lt;s isWestCiiinhriclw.%.Misses Hattie and Mary Hamm have returned to Sales vi lie from an extended vis-it to 1 a)tiiult;)!*(».(!lt;inl;I /ipin CHS 11411Mrs. Harry Larkins, of East Liverpool, ; has been spending a few days withher sister Mrs. J. (). J/dlvar.Mr Wm J/ar.alj, Cadiz, father of T. C. J/.irsh aged 7(1 years, and J/rs John JAJ/ahon are visiting friends here.J/iss Carrie and Kate Search, of Cincinnati, are rusticating in Westland township the guests of John II. White Esq.cloth; Mrs Ceorge Gillm* cli-'iir tTdv’- ’Vlr ‘ , U VU:lvU'* a«al»le gentle-•Irit'f an.l ,lK«gl,ter, ,I„ZJ„ implSi,^’j|'*! [ W. ..... „' ' ’ ' biotber of our fellow townsman W. M.Seott gave the 1Iekali a pleasant callTuesday.Donehoo, lace toilet set andM • il* | ’ * * ' VUil I II - JtMiss tannic Skinner, lace toilet set- Mis xV^v'a ,;;wry’ (i c g°hl piece;Mi.- Iv A. ifames, inajoiiea teapot, simarbowl and cream pitcher; I). E. Fattersonparlor l Mr and Mrs Isaac Lolland' d.imask towels; Mr an I Mrs Thomas B y-tnl ,leMj.„ Ali.r Iti. ln-y, Ij,,.-,.V .. 'u- -0r-.r. 11!.:111 ii.loth, Mis Ceorge Giltoe, ciiair tidv; Mrs trier and daughter, dozen napkins; Miss AdbeSmith, wash-stand set and splash-Moss Della l’urdum, glass water oiich,..’I)!I!IIIKtvMltlIM, an.l m,s w fMary (; .Skinner, slionpim;Mirs™ ;,-! en„.|Ma,y I,„v.vne,!a„,Ibiother W ill, dozen engraved cut glas-tumblers; Rev ami Mrs II S. Jackson, revised new testament; Miss Sadie L m, It-il l, ‘ L m£h‘lIow\s p4c‘ins'?; Mr U. Af H.tll, “Sacred Gleanings”; Mr and Mrs D I Ijompson ‘ Lucille”; Misses Sadie andMiutie Clark, “Familiar nuotations”:Ihelicv. Father Montague who su -plies the posith.ii recently filled by Rev. bather (/Deary held servicesat the house of Stephen Quinn last Sabbath. ThenMS;11\\\,.!s1SS Annie Shafer, autograph albumMrfl) n^T JVllt®l ClUlil‘ ti,1-V: Mr !‘»lt;lMrs D. D. lay lor, silver cream pitch *r; Miss Laura Haines, gypsy kettle; Miss Litnnm (). Clark, silver napkin rinir; Afi*mid Mrs J F. Salmon, silyer pie 'knife and case; Mr and Mrs A. 1’. Frame, silver orks; Hon R. S. Frame and wife, silver knives; C. A. Frame and sister, silverknives; Mrs Mary Or u^and sm Dola si I -\erpiekle castor; Moss:s J. W. Davis R O. Lrown, L. C Taylor, Frank Nyee,’ Jweic a goodly number of hearers present., of Th° Ueveron'1 iH Urged to the estab- ('Iiss Laura I. Baker, “Gems -f ^itat’au- - lH!unent of :l chuich at this place and liethors”; Dr and Mrs Henry, “Goldsmith’s' has taken tll(i P«»ject under advisement V 'orks ; Frank Creighton, “Moore’s ,.o*l r, -----_The bridge spanning Big [ndian run near James Young’s in Knox township,gave way Friday while a little eivht-ycar-old daughterof the gentleman named and a cow were upon it, precipitating the child below but fortunately not seriously injuring her. Several heavilyladened wagons had been passing over it and the structure was thought to be!1safe.* ti lt;)VhVIrS.
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