Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-01-29
Marriages of 1885.
OCTOBER.


OCTOBER.
Joseph Crump and Minerva McKailgh
an, 3D., Andrew Faulkner, j. p.
james Bunker and Amelia Angel, 18th
David Blake, j. p.
Joshua Monkey and Sarah Tounsel
Sth, George Payne, j. p.
Harry Liverpool and Martha Jone
~(colored,) 10th, David Smithers, p. g.
Azariah Denny and Mary Coughenour
Goth, VIM. Mcdaniel, p. 5.
Asa Bradbury and Electa B. Harding
[The entry to this marriage reads, 18th,
21st day of at 1885," The return wa
made on the 3Ist day of October, by A
Lasley,j j. p.-REP.l
Charles F. Hern and Climena Harring-
ton, 18th, Sanford York, j. p.
Job Phetteplace and Louisiana Hawk
ms. 10Th. Hiram R. Howe, p. g
Abel Catty and Catherine Spencer,
3lst, Daniel Prose, j. p.
Riley Koontz and Matilda Wood, =,
John Nnlte,J J. p.
NOVEMBER.
Richard Reeves and Maria Louisa
Wakeman, 1st, John eating, j. p.
William Reeves and Lanra Ann Wake
man, same day and same Justice.
Francis Tannahill and Polly Fillinger,
9Th, John Strait, p. g.
Lewis Davis and Prudence Hnnrley,
same day, A. II. Hughes, j.. p.
Joel S. Blankenship and Scholas-
tique Desjardin, same day, Giles Her
rington, j. p.
John Kerr and Mary Ralph, 22d, Chas.
Scott, j. p.
John Mills and Margaret Edminston,
25th, VIM. p. Strickland, p. g.
Samuel Gibson and Agnes Dugins, Tor
Deegins,) 26th, Harrington officiating.
John Holley and Margaret Bird, same
day, Strait, m. G..
Beckett b. Nichols and Maria Bandle,
9th, eating officiating.
DECEMBER.
Thomas Carter and Sally Amos, Sd,
Jacob Bosworth, j. p.
Phillip Boster and Sally Alkaline Bos-
Ter, same day, Strait, p. g. I
William Louden and Barbara Lewis,
,th, Timothy Jones,j j. p.
Harvey Mccormick and Cordelia Ann
18th, Strickland, p.
Joseph T. Burdett and AnneBumgard-
ier, 18th, Nicholas Thevenin, j. p.
Matthew i. Woods and Nancy Curry,
I'd, Niles HOlcomb, j. p.
johnson Ward and Ruth Atkinson,
nth, Harrington officiating.
Hiram ID. George and Julian Fulton,
9th, Thomas Sawyers, j. p.
S%ylvanus Dennis and Harriet Hall,
LIST, Melvin Lowry, j. p.
Pleasant Bunchand Elizabeth Cahoon,
=, White officiating.
EThe ladies of the Temperance
league receive plenty Of Stree ad
ice as to their course of action.
)ne thinks they are going too fast
hould call q halt; another believes
heir arguments to saloon keepers are
wrong and uncalled for; while
ct another thinks, perhaps, they
lean well, but they are phsrisaical in
hat they pray in public, which is
either religious nor temperate
'hus they go on for number and
uaDtity, all under the cloak of tenn /,
erance. The ladies, we are sure,
ill not he discouraged by these adj
isers, az they well understand that
very great reform movement must !,
ecessarily meet with a certain
mount of opposition. The same
hing has occurred in every age of the J
-orld, and human nature is just as :
elish and uncompromising to day
it was in the times of our Savior, !
no met with more of this spirit !,
ian any other being that eve trod
lis earth. On advice is, rail not In
eturn, but go forward in the good
'ork in the spirit You have hitherto !
inwn-in the spirit of christian
eekness-and the Lord will in due a
me reward you, and confound your {
nemies. ale that goeth forth weep /,
Ig, bearing precious seed, shall a
oubtless come again rejoicing, u
his sheaves with him" g.,