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Middletown transcript., 1869-02-20
LOCAL, ArrArRs.

TIE KENT Rail RoAD.-At a meeting
OF the Directors on Wednesday last, res
olution was passed, 8 to 3, to build the
road in sections, commencing at Massey's
From Massey's to Kennedyville>to be fin
ished by the '1st July 1869; from Kenne-
dyville TO Belair to be finished by the LIST
Of September, 1869 and from Belair to
Deep Landing to be finished by the 1st Of
Jan. 1870; the branch road TO Chester
town, A miles, to be finished by the 1st
of July, 1870. A committee of four was
appointed consisting of Isaac Parsons, A.
j. Rees, VIM. Stevens and VIM. Spry, to
receive proposals from contractors aud to
report for confirmation at the next meet
ing Of the board on the 4th Of March. We
learn that bids will probably be received
from Hayden & Co. Bait; Stearns & Rut-
ter, Wilmington; and Parker & Sears,
of Philadelphia and Newark. This action
of the board looks like business, and we
expect soon to be able to announce that
the whole road is under contract.
The Office of j. b. Fenimore & Co. near
the depot, was entered on Tuesday night
last, and robbed of three dollars in money,
all there was in the desk, three hatchets,
and some private papers. The papers
were recovered. having been found upon
the Rail Road, some distance below the
town. Entrance was effected by forcing
open the window shutter with bar Of
iron, it is supposed.
AcorDENT-On the 9th inst. whilst Mr..
VIM. S. Moat, formerly of this town, now
residing near Cherry Hill, Md. was going
home with large feed chest in his wagon,
the wagon broke down and precipitated
him down between the single tree and the
horses. The hoises took fright and ran
away, two Of the wheels passing over his
hips inficting severe injury. Mr.. Moat
was carried home on a stretcher, and is
now recovering rapidly.
A FIRE broke out in the hay and straw
barracks of Mr.. Andrew Eliason, near Mt.
Pleasant, about daybreak on Sunday NOR
ming last. The fire twice communicated
to the roof of a brick stable near by, but
was extinguished. The hay was no doubt
set on fire by some tramp who used a
match to lighta pipe or cigar, and had
probably slept in it the night previous.
ARM BRoKEN-Miss Ella Price, daugh
ter of John Fl. Price, residing near Free
mans Mills, Sassafras Neck, was thrown
from carriage on Monday last and had
her arm broken. The accident occurred
on the Blue Ball and Elkton road neal
Mrs. Cantwell's, by the axle of the car.
riage breaking Cecil Whig.
FINE BEEF.-Mr. A. P. Crocket, fec
and sold, recently, to Mr.. Leonard Gilch
of Odessa, a fine young COW which weighet
gross, 1910 lbs. and dressed 81 pounds
to the 100. The animal was cross O
Devon and Durham with native stock.
VIM. Howard died suddenly, in Pond
Neck, Cecil county, Md. ON Thursda,
the 11th inst. of heart disease, in Mr.
Thomas Prettyman's store, where he stop
ped for few moments in consequence O
indisposition.
Wm. P. Francis, Esq. has been appoin
ted State Director, of Kent county Raj
Road Company, in place of Samuel w
Spencer, deceased.
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OuTRAeE.-Quite wealthy white man
residing in Sussex county, attempted to
commit shocking outrage on a young
girl. with whom he was riding in car
riage, q few weeks ago. In her struggles
her mqf fell into the road, and on the man
getting ont for it. she gave the horse the
whip and drove off and left him. She en-
tered complaint before a magistrate, and
although she had been treated very badly
and was of very respectable family, the
offender was held to bail in $750.-Dela-
,edre GoEette.
Middletown transcript., 1869-02-20

DEATHS IN CALIFoRNIA.-TheS San Fran
cisco papers record the decease of Thomas
MDannel, treasurer of Butte county, for
merly of Staunton, Del. aged forty-one,
and of Samuel Cooper, aged twenty nine,
native of Maryland, and also of j. II.
Bailey, aged forty-seven, formerly of Del,
aware.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CouGHs AND CoLDs.--At the present time when
so many persons are suffering from Throat and
Lung Diseases they should bear in mind that
HAssoNs COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR never fails
in curing Coughs, Colds Hoarsncss, Pain in the
Breast, Sore Throat Asthma and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. 1t is an excellent rem edy
for Group and Hopping Cough. No famil Y should
be without it. Sold in Middletown, at DR.. w.
II: Barr's Drug Store, for so centsa bottle. Rus
sell and Lands, ProPrietors Philadelphia.
Dec. l2...3mos.
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"A row occurred in the City Council,
Wilmington, on Tuesday, in which the
Gle" passed between Mr.. Gallagher and
Mr.. Leibrandt, who had both probably
been accustomed to read the n Y. Tri-
bune. After adjournment the gentlemen
had little ''discushion" with fists, as Pat
would say and the bellicose parties were
separated.
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SECURITY OF THE BONDS.

1t needs no argument to show that a.
First Mortgage of $40, 500 per mile upon.
what for long time must be the only
railroad connecting the Atlantic and Pa.
ci6c States is perfectly secure. The en-.
tire amount of the mortgage will be about,
$50, 600, 900, and the interest Al 800 600,
per annum in gold. The present currency
cost of this interest is less than 81, ,5OO'-.
Ooo per annum, while the gross earnings
for the year 1868, from way business only.
on an average of less than 700 miles Of.
road in operation, were more than. ..,-. ...
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DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, and CATARRH
treated with the utmost success, by ]. IsAAcs,
NJ. D. and Professor of Disease of the Eve and
Ear, in the Medical College of Pennsylvania, -
years experience, formerly of Lcyden, Holland, J
No. s05 Arch Street Phila. Testimonials can
be seen at his office. The medical faculty are in
vited to accompany their patients, as he has no
secrets in his practice. Artificial eyes inserted
without pain. No charge for examination.
Middletown transcript., 1869-02-20

The Judiciary Committee of the Sem
ate, on Wednesday, reported adversely
upon Mr.. Summers bill to strike out the
word "white," wherever it occurs in the
NATURALIZATION laws of the nation. There
is some color of sense, reason and nation
atty. jim this action of the Committee.
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J. We have received from Mr.. Samuel
Townsend copy of his memorial to the
Legislatpre for the division of New Castle
county: We observe that it has been read
and referred 10 that body.
Middletown transcript., 1869-02-20

Arrangements are making in Nashville,
Tenn. for public reception of President
johnson, on his retiring from office.
Middletown transcript., 1869-02-20
MARRIED..

At the Presbyterian Church, in Middetown,
Delaware, on the 18th inst. by Rev. DR.. John
]. Murray, of Baltimore, Md. assisted by Rev.
DrH John Patton, of Middletown Mr. James P
Rothwell and Miss Lydia R. Wilson, both of
New Castle county, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1869-02-20

We are requested to announce that an
answer to Stakeholder" has been prepar-
ed and will appear in our next issue.
Middletown transcript., 1869-02-20
DIED,

At the residence of her son, Mr.. David Stats,
in the first district of Cecil county, on Sunday
last, the l4th inst. Mrs. Mary Stats, in the saith
year of her age.
On Saturday last near Blacks Gross Roads
Kent county Nd Mr.. Edwin Pennington.
Middletown transcript., 1869-02-20
Millions a Year.

AS the supply Of these Bonds will soon
cease, parties who desire to invest in them
will find it to. their interest to do so at
once; The price at present is par and ac-
c.ued interest from Jan. /, in currency,
A new Pamphlet and Map was issued
October, LIST. containing report of the
progress of the work TO that date, and
more complete statement in relation to the
value of the bonds than can be given in an
advertisement, which viii be sent free on
application, rs.-
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$50 REWARD
NOTICE..

TNHE undersigned, about to move to New
L York, desires every one that has Clocks or
Watches at his Shop, in Middetown, TO call and
get them before the LIST of March, 1862
Feb 20-lt CHARLES BALLARD.
Middletown transcript., 1869-02-20

Hon. VIM. Pitt Fessenden, of Maine,
it is said, is likely to be the new Premier.
This would be a judicious selection.
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MIDDLETowN. Feb. 18th 1850

HIDDBEIUWN, LGD. IOJn I6OJ.
Mr.. EDIToR.--Miss A. H. sends the
solution of Enigma No. 2, as requested
by Wild Rose >" May their shadows
never grow less"
Middletown transcript., 1869-02-20
BAUGH'S

Raw Bone Super Phosphate of Lime.
STANDARD WARRANTED.
N7E offer to Farmers and1Deaers in Manures
w the present season our Raw Bone Super
Phosphate of Lime as being highly improved.
1t is not necessary at this day, to argue the
claims of this manure, as useful and economical
application for Corn, Oats and all Spring crops.
The article has reputation of over fifteen years
standing, and is still manufactured by the origi-
mai pIGrriet0rs. ..f-
Farmers will please send their orders to the
Dealer early, as this only will ensure supply.
BAUGH Dc SONS,
Sole Manufacturers,
Office No. 20 South Delaware Ave-
Feb. 20-3m PHILADELPHIA,
Middletown transcript., 1869-02-20

Such securities are generally valuable,
in proportion to the length of time they
have to run. The longest six per cent.
gold interest bonds of the U. S. (the '8I'sb
will be due in II years, and they arc worth,
liz. If they had 80 years to run, they
would stand at not less than l25. = A per-.
fectly safe First Mortgage Bond like the
Union Pacific should approach this rate.
The demand for European investment is
already considerable, and on the compile
ton of the work will doubtless carry the
price to large premium.
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FIVE MILLIONS DOLLARS.
The details of which are as follows:
Total. ,O66, ,651. .61

This large amount is only an Indication
OF the immense traffic that must 90 over
the through line in few months, when
the great tide of Pacific coast travel and
trade will begin. 1t is estimated that this
business must make the earnings Of the,
road
FROM FIFTEEN TO TWENTY
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-22

SIN unitrer lebten Drummer tbeilterl
mir turs nit pab am Spnntas In ct.
Nntbonp 3wet &naben, bersn Nanen mfr
ieop@ ntdt erfabren fonnten, ertrunfen
ieter. Gin Greunp, BET pom bier 5inauf
rei1te, l9reibt un6 unter Datum 13.
Coer 8rtef fam erit am IS. bier an) Sol
9erces lber ben traurieen SAL Dem mir
muir :beifl9en f5nnen, ca6 mir Die @pmzI
patbtepeS @4rtibers fir pasabrare,s bon
o9,@tperen1 un8lif beim9e(u&te Gltern<
paor BON 9an3em r6er;en %mitempfncen.
st. Mntbon - 10. suti, 1869. ID
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bic i9redli@e &unbe, bab 3wet &naben
BON unlerem Greunte Qoui6 @prnerf am
Sonntas Na&mittae i'm Glul1e ertrunteu|
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RON unsefabr 60 Sabren mar auf
einem Der 2oss int Tlu6e 9etreten unb
fel tns Ma1er, bas iebenp, ipringt i'm
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|fabt Jpn, ba jeop6 Der .BluB bier 3iemlt@
ttef it, IL 3tebt i'm ter nit Rem Tpoe
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beipen 2ei@en' 1purcen> fet> umidlunsen,
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barn mad faun1 elmer '@tunre aefunoen
unp mad 5aule 9etra9en. UNI @ieperbe=
lebuu96Derluhe. anSuteuen. NJ.
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fen bet tbren tbeuerfen Nan1en> auf Die
fe 10 oft oeanttportet ba5en, -. fe b1ren
Did ni9t raebr. .'''.'
,Denfe fi@ jeber eie Scene tpeiter aus.
- i&redli@ eS feline pbantafie rur per-
mag, er miro Der nadten @irtltdteir
ben u%nnennbarem S@mer3 Der Gltern
taunt nabe fpmmen.
Die Beerbisung fano 9efern Nadmit<
tag fatt> uno rpie tisf man bier nit Rem
aaeemein eea9teten. Gltern i%ympatbtirt
bat bic 9ro6artiae 8etbeili9un9 an benz
acknowledgements bemie1en.
@ie Siele Spfer miro IS aber nod
foften, beppr man bier gu Der Gin1@t
9elan9t, ba6 eS Dtel biQi9er 1T pur@ Gin
fensen be8 Glu0e8, ODER bur@ bejoblte
Sitter iol9en uno dbnli@en Gatalropben
Yor3ubeu9en? Grt Dor einem Sabre e.<
tranf Elm @pbn be6 5errn &bielen ouf
pieielbe @eile T.
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Das 8r5ete bet 0bern @tabt.

Dem @ditates patl,tum se~6trt has
SMELLING HOUSE.
,bass dlefe !6etel ter Stabt unb eeeenwSrlia bon benz Inter.
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yarner une gu9sleut: 9st mir fnset tbs aussaei&uete @tal.
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enti9luaen, iebem SAT Befrteet8uns ~ ~ee,pabren, empfetle
10 eadelbe befens eneu1 eeearten eeut9en publtlum.
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. pnperbare 8eraittuna.

g pnberbare 8er9tttun9.
- Gin leltener Tall BON @eraiftune, Der
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1twer G%1tranften ala NIT Der uNole" be-
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befano fi@ in 70 tritildtr Gage, baB tbn1
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bine Mc9futt, berent belperleitiee &inper
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@ieperauffomme1 it ni&t 3u renfen.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Eaufcab. Der BON bie.r fdredlt&.n Rranfteit geplastea
wi.p.r %t.rsnt.at, wie bits BE i'd In unitrn Sdnbtn b.6nblt
den 3.ueniHe unameifebaft barleeen. Scents II. Grrtpn
unb gtpqss, 4ett u. Co., Meenter, ct. paul.
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fouttn vNpbads @tomad 9itters" brau8en, nun nd BEL Der
Ytrs i'd ais 5 stim,ns!ant bedsr bewasr.'n AZ II }resae tine s,r
aDein pber Baumrin, sen Yrepdratipnen Der Sest3eit. Ssnts
u. @prbpn uup glpses, pet Y. g., Msenten, 81. paul.
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SdmcrrbDibe,r.
MlpbrUGen,

IT cine Ter stelen i&raHtbehtn I'm gefclse ron DrspepFa.
Cine j4ere Sun. IL bemertReliaen iouen bantt Bebaftet. Is
uesmstoen 4tents vel oper (&mere 5peiien ~ eeatebe. uno
linen 9Sftl spl Robud's 8ttters nebmen. --Sents u. @rrppn
unb ylosts. petit v. g., iMsentsn, st. paul.
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Milmautee, st. paul unb Minneapolts.

3'"s~=' Mtnona unb ct. peter.5 Il. H..
gerlast D,asna 1900 gsrmtttass uut perttnb.t nit ben
9leen Ger Niltuavtte une Ct. paul Babn.
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0erbeiratbete

Damss, uel&e III sest1tn 9ette. ietr NIT geraepfaus tttaf
TT fne. wereen III "Rebad d. DLssb ptlls' .etn n'
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pestsee Der S@ransri&aft senumrnen rereen tana.
Scents u. @ore1n une As9es, pett Z. &c.. Aetuten, ct
PAUL.
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0etbfu&t unb aue AHelttpnen Ter Seller itnneu ianeu burd
ben 0ebraud CON "Rsbad's Stornad 8itters" une pom better
vglsse piqs" eebuten werben; fe beReben aus ue1tetnifd
Sesetabiliiaen 0rtrattea uno tub NIT %beiouperer 1e3usnabm'
ani itre @irluns auf Qtber uno auf ben Serbauunsssrs Co.
ntsnaus ,ufanmen 'test. - Sents u. Vereru une Neset
Pet Il. g., Aseat.n, st. PAUL.
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NE

ann srunolu6 turirt tperset turd. ben @ebrau BON Or
Robafs 8iutreintser unb Blut Ytdeu unb gabet bic afee
ttrten lbeile NIT Meonite Itnftur ODER &tlcrifurra. -Sente{u
oereen anh Sosts pstt " s., asentsa, 81. Paul. +
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Rraufbafter 4opficb msr3

rabrt BON einen, eta5rten 3ufanbe tes Masens unb hes un
t~erlsibes, io,uie scn btlisf.r Wheisiun Der xsber Der unt ian,
sauerne bura nRobads Blepo purifier" unb r9luub ptas'
sepelt wersen: Seser glaide unb S&adtel ine senaus Ge
braudsanwei5uneen teieeil8t. - Senss 4. 0srepn uni
seepss, rets u. g., Nseaten, ct. PAUL.
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52crpfel n.

Hu. Balhut.ran,bdht.mni unnb Saauatausf&ldse, alte @el8na..
Beulsn unb gereiterunsen, ppraus eieielben aud %entfprtneeu
usDseu, lne bura ben. yebrau@ Son % Mebads Blpro
purifier xnb Blops Tiqs" f&nea une tauernb betlbar.
Scents u. gpropn unb Stoves, 9ett II. g., Asenteu, ct.
Paul. 'I''"' i' "' '.a" .'l:& ."'
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Werfxufer empfnblen tdufs anbere Mrten Spn Bitters, nell 4
lan pMobad's" fubren. gDir warnen bic Rranteu, srn btefe.,
eeuten ,u tautn !; man taufe sgtsbad's etcn,a& Bittere
una teia a~nberes, rrenn man &rantbeten NIT &rfpls be
tdnpfen NTH. Ssah u. 0srspn uas Nuses, pett u. So.
Hsenten, st. 9aal. !"
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gort NIT alien st&ttf&tn unb. rbeu,mats(&su u.beln, ais
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rem. Anbme Aussn. rne geutdf& mer3en, Mas.n-
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m intr Mtttuee serferttssen @tdt- uno @otatnas
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tetn 4eteenbe: bat utstn pFafer utnel ben eepanfdten
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t anten Steqen selest, bets pf', 3abu.. unb Sef&ts>
fdmsratn unS brel. tn ben Naden. unter uub neben
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dlaa. bur& wtl& en- ber. @t9ttpf aus Dem R5rper ent.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-12-04
To the Citizens OF EEardenan
County, Tennessee.

The General Assembly Of your State has
BY very large majority called for State
Convention, to be held at Nashville, on the
first Monday in january next, to take steps
for changing and amending your State Con
stitution. This is matter of first Importance
to the welldoing and future prosperity OF
your State, and has excited the interest Of
all classes Of your citizens, as it must effect
for good or evil the vital spirit Of your laws.
1t becomes us to select for that position as
our representative, a man, who, while he is
familiar with the peculiar laws Of the State.
has had an opportunity to know in what
they are defective, and where a change is
required. For this purpose, these your
petitioners respectfully request that you viii
join with them in calling uopn cur fellow
citizen, James Fentress, as a man whose tai
ents and ability are Of superior order, and
whose moderation in politics render him
eminently fitted and qualified in the emer-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-12-04
Pefitfogn "a SET Land.

In the County Court Of Hardeuan County. Tennessee
Alfred Swing aud wife. n baa Swing. HezeBiah !.
Forbes f. 81. Forbes ohm p Forbes. r. L Forbes. Jr.
Forbes.
il appearing to the undersigned Clerk d
Master from the petition which is filed, thas
the defendants above named are non resi-
dents Of the State OF Tennessee 1t
therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Bolivar Bulletin, newspaper pub
lisbed in Bolivar, Tenn, for four successive
weeks, requiring the appearance in said
case on or before the first Monday in De-
cember, 1869, and plead answer or demur
to said petition or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing exparte as
t. them JAMES b. HARRIss G. & NJ
.JNo J. DUPUY, Sol for Petitioners.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-12-04
Married.

On the evening Of the Ist inst, at the
residence of the brides father Dr. D. J.
Newbern, by Rev. S. B. Surratt, Mr. a NJ.
STATLER to Hiss LAvINIA P NEwBERN
On the 25th of Nov, at the residence Of
Mrs H. A. Pirtle, by the Rev. James Yer
non, 7. Y. Young to Miss MoLLTE LILLARp.
On the 18th inst, at her residence, by
Rev. ". NJ Norment, Elias f. Overton, to
Mrs Eliza J, Edwards.
On the oath inst, at the residence of Col.
J B. Franklin, by Rev w NJ Norment,
W NJ. Hull to Miss Elizabeth franklin
On the 30th Nov. at the residence Of the
brides father, by lev i. p Mutually, Mr..
Pitser Blaylock to Miss Mary c. Coleman.
We know Of none more fortunate in the
selection of life partner than the bride,
except it be the bridegroom.
The happy couples enter upon welded life
laden with the congratulations and prayers
of many friends
bD- Murphresboro' Monitor please copy
the two first items
REMEMBER MONDAY. REMEMBER