Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-21
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~ - Tiuf FrItIH tFui
~ ~ HHi fif ~
flopsmFnis haze lHfr tEfttl.u-,
IA TaTe &C. sDme iimr IFst iu iht
Nisis ~ Texas, and Il has lsrn over
tH0 ysaus siltu tlis Niriuiiv has
E"ssilFd over une. Ne hsi great
msny marriages lerr, h h. lrur.
lat ihey haVs an l-su ~ with the
'"Hssni ~ the stern paTirHis, snd
lhsls upuH the o'RiHuDly rrreivr,l
sNPrrssi0n that 'irUc love never
did run smoOih' 'fhis Way ufmar
TyiRg aud being given In marriage
Mas, however, not half rimaniic
enough a. suit the views ~ Young
r"uple in this place, aud they plan
an slopmenl, which 0n last Monday
night MAS "a cesenliy carried cut,
rirrumVenling the PARENTS u ihe
ys'ung lady, aud a Young man IT
this neighborhuod who had made
all his arrangements Ia lead the
same lady Ia lhc altar an NedRes-
'l.y night, the 2Clh, agreeable u her
PaTnl. consent and APPROVAL The
facts II tho ease, ~ Nc have heen
ihinrmed, are rs follows;
4 most cNcvll,nl and worthy
y"ung man, about - years of age,
Who has been living In the vicinity
~ Ibis place fSr many wears, aEd
who !. recognized by all rs one al
the met exemplary y0nng men Of
any country, aud whose father and
FIRMLY are ia lhc mnsl comfortable
circumstance, having arrived a |
that period of life when he thought
that Il was not good for man Ia be
alone" east his eyes around him
some time since IN search ofa wife,
The young lady who was - f0rlu-
nate No Ia awaken the tender pas,
'inn IN his bosom, and who listened
most kindly Ia his VOWS of love and
conctancy, aud accepted hiS prniicr
"f marriage, was Miss SARAH JoaEs,
the daughter of his old n"ighbur
aud friend, Mr.. Vim, Jones, n well
known aud highly respected citizen
or this place. The match met the
hearty approval al their respective
parents, friends, aud relatives, Rnd
The wedding night was fixed Tor last
Wednesday! Both parties ha d
made thoir preparations, and on
Sunday last hc made his last visit
To his afIianccd, bearing hume with
him the fond, but alas how fatally
dclusivc, reflection that he was be.
loved aud that in n few more days
lis bliss would he cOnsummatcd /!
On Monday night Mr., Jones family
attended the performance Of Orton
Bros. Circus, leaving the bride cx-
peclant ut home. On returning ut
iha conclusion Of the exhibition,
Miss Sarah was missing On en-
quiring il was learned that she was
seen in company with gentleman
To- enter n hack which had halted in
front Of the residence in the early
part Of the evening, which was then
rapidly driven in tho direction of
Jefferson. The gentleman was sup.
posed and has since proved to be
DIR. James Laync, who has lived
alternately in this place and Jctfcr.
son during the last three or four
months-and who boarded with
Mr.. Jones while in Marshall. The
parties reached Jefferson about IL
o'clock, and were Immediately mar
ried at the Haywood House.
Love laughs at locksmilhs," and
this occurrence proves that no man
is sure of his wife until the nuptial
knot is securely tied.
TO the young man who has been
thus cruelty deceived, We will only
FAY, that wc hope That he may soon
recover from the shock, and find
some other maid to console him for
the loss he has sustained. 1t is re-
liably stated that all tho fish have
not yet been Melted, and VIC are
sure that no is deserving OF and
will yet claim one who is worthy of
him.
And to the cntcrprising couple
who have embarked upon the sea
of mntrimony, we can certainly wish
them nothing but happiness and
good luck. They have shown their
love for and faith in each other, and
we trust that conjugal bliss may be
cxcmplifed in their lives.-Harrison
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