The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-16
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
MARRIAGE OF DIR. j. J. JEN-
HELLE OF CAIRO, AND MISS
LUCY Z. DYER OF DU
QUO1N.
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Madame Gossip two pr omipent persons
in every small own, our own not e1-
cep,ed have been exceedingly busy aug
costing the timo and place for the con
summation Of a supposed engagement
between the parties mentioned In the
heading Of this article. But time wore
on, and when the day drew nigh. they
were forced to realize tho uncertainty Of
all things earthly for not until about 8
week or ten days before the wedding GER
emony occurred, dii either OF these busy
bodies or the people Of our city, know TO
a certainty whom the twain would be
made one.
When oil matters were properly ar
ranged, neat and costly Invitations were
Issued to large number Of our citizens,
inviting them to be present at the NJ. 4.
church, at 8 O'Clock p. m. Of the 9Th inst,
TO witness the ceremony that was to
make our young friends husband and
| wis.
An hour before the bridal party arrived
at the church, the spacious room began to
ill up, and IN less than thirty minutes IL
was dsnssly crowded.
The wedding party, consisting Of the
bride and groom, Mr.. Joseph solomon
and Miss Libbis Og boon. Mr.. Joseph Jen-
nellie Of 81. Louis, and Miss Lizzie Ent Of
CAIRO, hr. I. L. Fountain and Miss
Emma Nettle,on, DR.. l.. Dyer, father Of
the bride, Mrs. Morris Of Saginaw, Mich,
= sister Of the groom, and Rev. =. s. Van
Nest Of Centrslis, the Officiating clergy
men, reached the church q few moments
after the hour announced for the cere-
mony, and proceeded TO the altar in front
OF the pulpit, whsro. in an appropriate
manner, Van Nest soon pronounced the
couple man and wife.
The bride was sttired in white Swiss,
very Handsomely made up, and in style
that was highly becoming, together with
gloves, flowers, lacss aud all other little
necessaries that go to complete a bridal
costume. The bridesmaids ware all a,tired
in white, with the customary white kids,
each bearing in their hands a handsome
boquet The groom and groomsmen were
drsa.sd 10 black cloth, with white vests,
lavendsr neck-tiss, white kids, etc.
After the services at the church, some
niteen or twenty couple repaired to the
residence Of the brides father, on North
Mulberry street, whore 9 fns selection Of
Refreshments were served, and where the
two hours that elapsed before tho arrival
Of the south-bouud train, were spent very
pleasantly.
During the entertainment at the
house, Prof AAIon's orchestra gave
the party . beautiful sersnsde, for
which the happy couple and DR..
Dyer desired US to return their heartfelt,
thanks.
In point Of style, eIteLt and sompl,t,.
cess in every respect, this was unaoub,.
eddy THE WEDDING OF THE sEAsos 10
Du Quoin.
among the handsome presents received
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jsnnelle, were the fol
lowing; A very handsome silver wa,sr
pitcher, server and goble.s from the
brother and sister of the groom q hand
somo silver cake stand, from Mr.. jos
Solomon, and lsrge and beautiful dinner
castor from Harry Simmons, of Lincin.
natl.
Nc. Jennslle and bride took the lO.4s
train 70, Cairo, whore they sIpec. to reside
In copjahc.ion with their many friend,
here, the propris,or Of the Tribune wish
them = happy and prosperous future.
EBLERs TO his PATRONS, AND TIKI
GENERAL PUBLIC, GREETIsG.-I very
respectfully solicit n continuance Of the
favors Of my patrons and invite the pa.
ronsge Of the public, but l wish old
patrons and transient patrons to distinctly
understand that l work for money and
not because Of = philanthropic desire TO
shoe and boot my fellow mon wi,hou,
money and without price, and that, there
fore, IL any old patron or new patron,
dssiring shoes or boots, has no. the pecu-
mary ability 10 pay for the work ordered
when done, be is requested TO pass on to
some other shoemaker. / want no old
patrons or new patrons who will not pay
Those who ara willing to pay will find il
to their interest to pstrorizs me, because
keep on hand the beat Of stock, do the
best Of work, give the best Of fits and
work for the lowest Of prices.
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Twentieth Street, between Poplar and
Washington Avenue.
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