The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16
WEDDINGS,

In the Milton CHRONICLE, VIM. q.
Slayton notifies Mrs. Virginia Slayton
10 step forward from parts unknown.
and answer to hi. suit for divorce.
AT Dupiiu's Y Roads, by Rev. 7
| Nellie Ellsworth. There was a grand
i,ns, and a big reception at Mr.. A.
+. BANDS next day.
In Hamilton. by the Rev. Geo.
Robertson, in January, Mr.. II. L. Bad
ger was happily married to Miss Fannie
Carroway, also at same time, place and
BY same minister, Mr.. W. II. Cropton
to Miss Ida Carraway.
Garter IL. Harrison, a of
Chicago. has received an offer of mar
rage from a lady living in the Hub
who is worth 800. 600, is 80 years old
and quite pretty. Carter, most noble
Carter, can't you consider US Am,cus
curi9, which, being translated, means,
prochiea ana, or next Of kin to the
Court?
Says the Charlotte Observer: a
brilliant marriage came off in Monroe
Thursday night, the contracting parties
being Mr.. j. ID. Futch, formerly of
Wilmington, and Miss Julia, daughter
of j. ID. Stewart, Esq.,a prominent citi-
zen and merchant OF Monroe.
Says the Laurinburg Enterprise
Miss Will F. Parker was united in mar
rage on Thursday morning with Mr..
Jas. D. Mutt, formerly Of Wilmington,
Rev. j. W. North, d. D., officiating"
Says the Marion Pansp Post: "On
Jan 10th in Rutherford county, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr. Matt
Lynch. Mr.. F. Weaver to Miss Alice
Lynch. Sheriff Neal and family, and
Mr.. A. K. Weaver of this place, were
down, and report a merry time a happy
couple. We hope to see the '.fue
blacks driven up to town SOON
In Buncombe, Jan. Goth, Mr.. ".
l.. Richardson and Miss Hattie j. Rob
~ertson. 1.-THE bride" says the Ne,cs,
lis Matron of the county Poor House,
and the groom i. one of its inmates
A great many marriages wind up where
this one starts ; namely, at the Poor
House. There is another note worthy
feature. The bride in this instance
took care Of the groom before marriage;
whereas in many cases she does not be
gin to do that until a year or two after
marriage
Mr.. Joseph G. Coke. of Greenville,
S. c., well known in North Carolina
was married recently to Miss Jennie
} Niche, Of Atlanta, -"oneo of the bright
est and most beautiful young ladies in
; Georgia" -says the Constitution. "Af-
] ter a splendid dinner at the residence
of Mr.. Franklin Coke, on Peachtree
street, the happy couple started on an
: extended Northern tour The Hel-
Jacksonville IN. c. Independent says the
} breach of promise case, after coming
into court, Was compromised by pay
ment of several hundred dollars to
! Henderson, county lady.
The Rockingham Spirit says
5 There was a mar iage in high life il
t town Wednesday night Walter /.
; Parsons, of Wade ,boro, and Miss Manic,
e only daughter of our esteemed towns
t man, Thomas c. Leak, Esq. Rev. DR..
j. b. Bobbitt off lated. Attendents
Or. Henry w. Lii aud Miss Ina McCal,
Mr.. G. Nj. Little and Miss Lallie Spen
g Ger, Mr.. j. A. Leak and Miss Fannie
Steele. MIR. w. S. Dockery and Miss
r Hattie Steele, Mr.. FL. S. Ledbetter and
I Miss Jude Stanback, Mr., w. c. Har,
Olson aud Miss Pinkie Steele, Mr.. j {.
Parsons and Miss Norah Aycock NJ.
Up Leak and Miss Alice Leak. II q
8 presents we've numerous and costly, the
supper gorgeous a splendid affair"
: At the residence of the bride
> father, Hillsboro, n. c., on Feb. s,
e VIM. +. Turner, Of Durham, and Mag
t gid +. Gordon.