The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-17
Married.

he residence Of the brides father,
| DR.. I. c. Jones, formerly of Pulas-
XII, to Miss Lille Crittenden, of
Center Star. Ceremony by Rev.
Mr.. Baldridge.
Well, Tom, we congratulate you,
old fellow, and wish YOU numerous
returns of this happy new year.
And we congratulate Mrs Jones,
and Dr. C-ittenden and all the folks
down there for having such a clever
fellow for a husband, son in-law,
partner, and physician. May you
live long and prospe-"
MARRIED.-At the brides resi-
dence, nine miles southeast of Pu-
laski, on last Thursday, 10th, at l
o'clock. by Rev. Jno. A. McFerrin,
Mr.. RoB'T A. Blow, Sheriff of Giles
county, to Mrs. ANN MONTGOMERY.
The couple went to Nashville that
evening and from thence to Chatta
nOoga, returning home on Satur-
day night. Our worthy friend de-
serves all the happiness in the
world, and he has married a lady
who will doubtless contribute in
fnitely to render his future life
pleasant and joyous. We sincerely
hope they may live long TO bless
the day that saw them made one.
We have been favored with some of
the goods things that were prepared
for the Sheriff and his lady when
they returned home, for which we
thank them.
On Jan 10, 1873, at residence of
brides father, Prospect, Tenn, by
Rev. r. w. Benge, Pastor c. z.
Church, Athens, Ala, Mr.. Hector
d. Lane, of Athens, and Miss
Madge G. Mason.
We would congratulate the gen
tieman most heartily if he had not
robbed us so. We are unalterably
opposed to strangers, especially
men from other States, walking off
with our most lovely daughters.
The brilliant and fascinating bride
had many admirers at home, and
viii have them wherever she may
abide; and many hearts are sore and
sad because of her Sudden taking
off," though others are greatly re-
joiced in her new Alabama home.
There was a considerable futter
among the young men just before
train time on Tuesday, and tele-
grams flew thick and fast between
Pulaski and Prospect, offering the
fair bride choice between four of
our most eligible young beaux, but
alas, alas, they were too late. Well,
we suppose there is nothing left for
us to do but to congratulate the
gentleman, which we do in all sin
cerity, though it be so reluctantly.
But we dare any man outside of
Giles TO attempt To transplant the
fair young flower left. He shall
wish he had never thought of join
ing the Masons. The Book of |
Giles shall be sealed against out
siders, hereafter, unless they Hec
Jorize US or employ some kind of
Magic as in the above case.
On Tuesday, 10Th inst, at the res
idence of the brides mother, near
Pulaski, by the Rev. r. Caldwell,
Mr.. NJ. H. Seeley, of Danville, West
Tenn, to Miss NJ. d. G. Ezell.
We congratulate the fortunate
groom. He has secured the fairest
"Pink" in good old Giles, which is
so famous for her pinks of perfec
ton in female loneliness. We wish
them a life of perfect bliss.
At Stevenson, Ala, Deer 10th,
1877, Mr.. Holmes H. Hopkins for
merly of Giles county to Miss Jen
ME Dunlap.
The following license have been is
sued since our last report:
Jas 7 Graham and Fannie Il Spaggins, |
CL Littrell and Arabella 4 Woodland, |
RI Hargroves and n a Arnett,
+ G Petty and NJ j Anderson,
G w Foster and Sarah Z Foster,
CD Reaves and A Scruggs,
Thos ID Sanderson and Ann Jarrett,
j Il Evans and Rosa y Johnson,
r. + Kellum and Alice V Perkins.