The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-11-14
GARRARD COUNTY.


A fanciful photograph car adorns the
square.
Common Pleas Court convened again
on Wednesday, with some important BUSH
ness on docket.
The Garrard Silver Mine seems to be
a fixed fact, regular Incorporation hav-
ing been formed
- The writer attended the Episcopa
Convocation at Danville last week, and |
heard several fine sermons.
- Several wagon loads Of hunters passed
through our town this week, armed and
equipped for deer Staying in Fentress
county, Tenn.
49, The emotional dramas Of East Lynne
and the New Magdalen were well perform
ed on Monday and Tuesday evenings at
the Town Hall by the Ada Gray Troupe.
-PERsoSAL.-Mrs. Martin Miss Mamie
Martin, Mr.. Shreve Martin and Mr.. Thos.
Martin, Of Lexington, are guests OF DIR.
FraEee. ..... Miss Mamie Daniel was care
fully moved from Richmonn to her friends
here, where her trying illness may be
cheered rs much as possible......Miss Alma
Wherritt is in Richmond ...... General Ian
dram is attending the Army Reunion at
Chicago.
| A Double MARRIAGE.-On Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock a lamp-light
wedding at the Christian Church attracted
a crowd Of spectators. The principal par
ties were Mr.. Thos. Yantis and Miss Mat
tie Mize. The decorations in the church
were chiefly formed by the attendants, who
were nine in number Six little girls. clad
in flowing white, with half wells Of tulle,
each bearing some matrimonial symbol
made Of green and white were arranged up
ON a stepping-way, which went to form an
arch. A seventh little girl was dressed in
white and silver, bearing iairy's wand,
and sat upon the highest central seat be-
meath a bell Of white and green. The d.
viding line ON either side between the fairy
and her companion were defined by the two
young ladies, Misses Allie Dunn and Stella
Marksbury, who with hand raised high.
clasping the belfry, appeared to support
the delicate structure. The whole tablceu
was arranged upon the entrance Of the
bridal party, the ushers. Messrs Jas. Yam
lis and Edgar Price, gracefully assisting
the figures TO their respective positions.
Lastly, the bride aud groom entered and
stood on the elevated pulpit platform, just
beneath n bell and the tiny fairy. Elder
! Gibson then arose and pronounced the Ger
p emory. The bride, beautiful orphan
; girl, wore handsome plnm-colored silk
with white tulle veil and elegant bridal
flowers. As the party left the church the
5 children. upon descending from their ele-
p waited positions, Joined each other aud
! walked in pairs; then tie young ladies
a then the fairy and lastly the ushers. The
I symbols which formed the decorations wer,
. the bell, the bow-knot, the united hearts
! the linked rings, Cupid's arrow, and tive
baskets Of flowers. The wedding March
b was played. The bridal party and friends
= proceeded at once TO Mr.. Elijah Lears
c about eight miles from town, where th'
: marriage Of Miss Maggie Lear to Mr.. San
e Yantis took place at . o'clock. This WA
I. a very handsome entertainment. The hous'
o was decorated with honeysuokle vines, fern
{ leaves, Autumn leaves, cedar and cluster
!, Of dried grasses, flowers being impossible 4
!. get except in bouquets for the supper Ia
+ BILE. The brides dress was Of white laIla
. tan deliberately made with shearings AMI
! satin pipings and finished with long trail
, and veil gracefully looped. The foul
4 bridesmaids wore exquisite dresses Of whit
p tarlatan, satin and lace, with talle veils
4 The supper was most delicious aud boun
1 tiiul. Among the presents were two hand