The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-11-17

NeItle CneStnut ana Caudle AlklnSon. Inese young
ladies also presented beautiful clock.
Cake Basket-Mr. and Mrs. John L. Davies.
Butter Dish-AIiss Ora Hempfeld.
Butter Knife-Miss Jessie Miller.
Castor-Ira, Nellie, Hattie and Jessie, children OF
John II. Price.
Pickle Castor-Mr. and Mrs. Joel s. French.
Sugar Spoon-Miss BERTHE Longbon.
Fruit Knives-Miss Mamie Payne.
Pie Knife-Miss Clara Miller
. Fruit Lade-H. A. Bedel.
Pair Boquet Holders-Miss Carrie Crandall.
Jewel Case-Dr. J. T. Sutphin.
Silver Castor-W. II. Miller, Quin Branson, G. W.
Shotts, j. c. Smith, W. W. Vaughn, r. c, Leete Ran.
Booth, Enmftt DUNCAN, L. V. Brown. Ed McGhee
and Frank Thornhill.
Toilet Set Spoon holder, Card Receiver and Butter
Dish-Frank Thornhill Ed McGhee, L. V. Brown,
Emmitt DUNCAN, Ran. Booth, R. C. Leete, W. w.
Vaughn, w. H. Miller, Quin Branson, G. W. Shots,
j. G. Smith.
Berry Dish-Same list of gentlemen.
Knives, Forks and Spoons, Cream Spoon and Sugar
Spoon-Same gentlemen as in above two lists.
Syrup Cruet and Stand-M. Miller Long.
OTHER PRESENTS.
Bedroom Set-W. T. Price, John II. Price and J. E.
Price This is beautiful present. and is made of OIL
finish walnut. with mar e-top dresser and stand.
Safe, and two Five-Dollar Gold Pieces-Mr. and
Mrs. John Price, parents of the groom.
Camp Chair-Niss Jennie Aten.
Set of Chars-Mr and Mrs. A. W. Long, parents of
the bride.
ME Branson, Ada Tolly, and Jose Monahan.
Set of Vases-Miss Minnie Farrar
Pair Vases-Elma and Eva Long.
Pair Brackets-Mrs. f. b. Chapman.
Comb-case and Comb-Miss Blanche Price.
Wall Bracket-Jessie Bum.
Rocking Chair and Tidy-Mrs. W. T. Price and
Miss Alice Price.
Set of Dishes-Mr and Mrs. A. W. Long.
Cooking Stove-John Price
Childs Rocking Chair-Wiie and Harry Price.
FToiIn Cat
Fruit Dish-Mrs w. C. Long.
Water Pitcher-Hannah L. Rogers.
Cake-stand and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Jiles
Won Schriltz.
Pair Mats-Miss Mary O'Ialey.
Bed Spread-Alice Bum.
Dozen Napkins-Mr. and Mrs. 8. j. Long.
One-half Dozen Napkins-NIiss Mollie Burnett.
Pair Table-cloths-AIrs. Thomas Rogers.
Table-cloth-Miss May DUNCAN.
Same-Mrs. M. V. Workman.
Towels and Table -cloth-Fannie Long and Lizzie
Trago.
Pair Towels-Sarah G. and Anise Carrick.
Same-Jessie and Myrtle Long.
Same-Clara Chestnut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long, the BRIDES parents, presented
the young couple with large and beautiful Bible,
companied by card containing this sound advice u:
IA Fathers and Mothers Gift. The Volume of Truth,
the only True Guide in Life. Adopt 1t Your
Guide.' Also the following verses prepared for the
occasion by L. E. Moore:
And mourns the Naiad fair,
Where many beauteous river sweeps
Famed by sweet Hellas' air.
Far fees the Satyr laughing loud
Through many sylvan space,
No more through fold of fieecy cloud,
Looks out God-like face.
The ancient gods have flown afar,
Olympus brow is drear;
But o'er the wreck there shines star.
The Christians path to cheer.
Our God yet lives and guides us by
The teaching of his word,
To blissful rest beyond the sky,
With Jesus Christ our Lord.
No costly gift of Furnished gold
From region far away,
Or treasure rare from cavern old,
give to thee this day;
But give a treasure vast,
And far more precious than
Fer graced the Kingdoms of the past,
Formed by the hand of man.
Take it, my children fair,
A fathers best behest,
And heed it well, is all my prayer
My only fond request.
And ne'er may the golden bowl be broken,
Or wheel at cistern still.
May every good and holy token,
Preserve thee from all i'll.
November 9th, A. d. 1851
| Mr.. Long desires 10 tender herein his heartfelt
thanks to his many Enthusiastically his neigh
bors many of kindness and assistance during
| the preparation for, and conducting Of the nupta
| festivities. Mr.. Long has son to be proud of
Mr. Price (senior) has daughter to be proud of
Frank has good wife; Emma has good husband
and everybody is happy. The STANDARD says
>'Bless you my Children
Blessed with bright and pleasant weather,
With strong hearts that never fail,
Ger the of life together
/ May You smoothly, grandy sail.
All the ills of life evading.
Journey onward, year by year;
Let your love be alI-pervading,
such Christian lovers bear.