The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-14

TnE TINE y TIDE THAT WAITS
lAl MAN nr gay young cha-a..
drives his Turtle Doves this week \ 49,.
cool weather refunded him that the
OF Summer Flirting aud Frollckins %
and time for SIghing and Tying ! r,
All right ''The more the Me-
None but the Brave deserve the F.
Two heads are better than one.
pair can stand where one would r.nls.
Two of kind. of Every hving G.
ture,"-said the Lord unto II
ia filing the Ark and TIL
mestic Decree comes down to u wi.l 49,
sanction Of 1000 years Of practice.
better to marry than to burn SAITH :.
Paul, and if You find your fingers burn, IT,.
drawing your Life partner, remea
that you made your choice a-.
open eyes, are hencetorth bound
make the best of 1t Besides v.-
might have done worse Look n.
you and see how many of the married iii.
Of your acquaintance you would l., =
to trade with And if your partner
exactly your ideal you being woman
your style tyou being a man set ,o.~..
10 work a reform, a change, an inrr..
ment. Build slowly, use honest. ~4ta.re r
terial apply plenty OF the plaster OF Ga,.ns
compliments make swaps, giving M
one of your habits or preference, tor aas
hers or hls'n: and, our word for il. s..
will either educate your mess mate daar.
your plane, or educate your own TASTE H.t.
hers n and with these few remark, W. s.
you IN the hands of Providence, |tru,tla. -.
another cheese moon You will have ~toIlsaa#
he excellent example ofour excellent friend.
hereinafter named:--At the residence os,ha
brides parents near Enfield, Weda.~3.r
evening at 8 o'clock, Miss Garry : rle
beautiful and accomplished daughter at NJ
J. I'll. Parker, and Mr.. Il. lIcrudou iIant
Of Oxford, in the presence OF numerous, re-.
~latives and friends of the families. The
bride has many admiring friends in Ralelaa
and round about who will JOIN in good wl-At-
At the residence of DR.. j. IL. Jones fiji.
Brunswick, Virginia, Mr. \ l.. Stalubark
OF Weldon, to the lovely and accomplish
Miss Marry +. Brunette, of Cniontown. -
In Plymouth, Mr.. j. H. Bower. aa.
Miss Sarah Leggett. III Edenton, Sep.
%. Mr.. W. A. Wright ami Miss >ade
Coke. At Bethci church, liaiifax COUNTY.
Sept 22, Mr.. Frank Ballard Of Lou.sbars
David Clarke. Each of the happy pain he.
many friends among the readers a, this
pauer the lovely bride .aving frequent.
visited her brother, Col. Walter Clarke. ~
this city. Very many good wishes. la
Salisbury, at 9 p. IN. Oct > by Rev Jetum
Runple. in the Presbyterian church. which
was handsomely decorated, John T.. Allison.
of Concord, and Annie, second dau2h erai
Hon. Burton traige, deceased. Nj, Ella.
Brown at the organ, accompanied by Nc>-r,
w. II. and + b. Neavc, on cornet anil
trombone, made sweet melody for the JOYOUS
hour. Attendants, Mr.. w. \. Ogcrmsu.
Miss Maggie Morehead Mr, J. NJ. IlDo
derson, Of Concord, Mis-, Louise Young at
Charlotte; Mr.. Frank Goodson, OF Concor#
Miss Susie Roberts, of Mobile; Nj. t. b
Springs, Miss Sallie Phifcr, of Concord Nj
II. S. Puryear, OF Concord Mis-, Lila Phlter
Mr.. w. w. Phiter. Of Charlotte, Nj
Jennie Coffin, and Mr.. X. II. lhIter, OF
Concord, Miss Sallie Erwin, Of Morgautou.
The Bride-lovely among the loyehe-t. came
upon the arm Of her brother, Kerr lAe
Groom, with w. A. Erwin, Of Company
Shops. And after the ceremony there VA.
a festive feast and these items we eet ir"sa
the Duly Democrat.