The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-02-13
Married.

NuITE-BuFoRD AT the resi-
dence of the brides mother III / .i-
CITY. on last Tuesday ev ming, o.
Rev, Fed. Thompson of Spring Hill,
Mr.. GEO. ). WHITE To Miss LuCRE-
TIA BUFORD
Attendants: Miss Alice White
with Mr.. r.. &. Reynolds; Mis-, Lucy
Buford with Mr.. Tyree Rodes.
A brilliant assemblage of invited
guests witnessed the happy cOn~nm-
nation Of this affair which bound
tw worthy hearts together. A
3. .uauiul, accomplished lady has
won The heart of noble gentleman.
May their lives be continued re
hcarsal of the happiness they now
experience.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mt.
o wet church, on last evening AT q
O'Clock, by Rev. Mr.. Long, Mr.. Mon
GAN G. FITZPATRICK TO Miss BELLE
BRANDON, all of that vicinity.
Attendants: Miss Laura Irvine
with Mr. f. G. Buford; Mss Katie
Harlan with Mr.. Theo. Richardson:
Miss Ella Brandon with Mr.. Gordon
Walker; Miss Annie Buford with
Mr.. Terry Dlckerson; Miss Dellie
Hightower with Mr.. Louis Dickin
son; Miss MollIe Pr welt with Mr..
r. G. Reynolds.
Immediately the large assembly
followed the happy pair to the resi-
dence of Mr.. X. G. Reynolds where
an entertainment fit to be enjoyed
under such happy circumstances
was rendered. Young and beauti
full and accomplished and amiable,
she is fit to be the nrlpmate of such
a worthy and clever gentleman.
May they always be as happy as
now, and the choicest blessings Of
heaven rest upon their pathway
through life. The good wishes and
benedictions OF hundreds Of friends
will be potent with the gods to have
them watch and care for them and
cater 10 their widest dreams of
bliss.
LACEY-BALLENTINE.-At the res
idence of the brides father, Mr.
Geo. ". Ballentine, at Sardis, Miss,
on Wednesday morning, Feb. 9Th,
at o'clock, by Rev. DIR. Sullivan,
Mr.. w. ELwooD LACEY of this city
10 Miss ADELAIDE BALLENTINE. No
Cards.
The couple Immediately left Tor
Memphis, arriving in Pulaski on
Saturday evening. All the beauties
of poetry, all the sweets of flowers,
ali the gems of earth and the imag
NATIVE excellences of the realms
above US, all the force of language
and the powers ofsublimest thought, |
all might be exhausted and still fail
Us were we to attempt to eX
press our wishes for this most wor-
thy and Incompatible couple. Were
ever persons more happily mated?
Did ever bridal veil adorn a more
beautiful brow? Did ever nobler
forms of manliness and true excel. !
lence find Judgment in one being? |
1t is a contamination the gods |
would have ordained, and surely !
heaven will smile upon the lives
that it created to he brought to-
gether. Two people more happily |
constituted for each other were |
never found, and the channel of the |
lives thus brought into confluence
will run as smoothly as falls the
gentle mists that form the perfumed |
dewdrop. May heaven continually !
bless our more than friend and his |
beautiful bride, who is in every way
worthy of the love of one of the
truest men God ever made; may the
fates dance attendance upon their
wishes and give to this lovely wo-
man the completest realization
of the brightest dream of happiness,
and as the days lengthen into years
may they but increase her gladness
that she entrusted her life and love
with a man who merits the gift and
who will guard it faithfully.
The Pamela Star of that city no.
tees the marriage thus:
"Thus is another of the fairest
flowers of our town and county
plucked and borne away by happy
Tennessean. He was, and well he
might be, heartily congratulated, on
having won so estimable a prize.
May bright skies ever hang over
them, and soft sunlight illumine
their pathway. May the cup of life
eve- mantle to their lips filled with
the nectarine sweets of unalloyed
bliss, cOutentment and plenty crown
their board, and pure affection shed
an undyiug halo aroun1 their fire.
side
MAY life be to them one uninter-
rupted dream of happiness, and its
close be like the setting of the
morning star,
(which goes
Not down behind the darkened west or hides
Obscured amid the tempests of the sky,
But sweetly melts away in the liaht of