The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26


1882, BY the Rev. j. B. Haynes, MIR.
.Jno. G. Gary, Jr., of Christian, 10
Mise Emmett Hammer, Of Union Co
Ky. The contracting parties were
attired in travelling dress, and In
mediately after the conclusion of the
ceremony, partook OF the elegant re-
past spread for them, babe hasty
farewell to guests and relatives and
took private conveyance tor Hen.
dcrson. Owing TO the heaviness OF
the roads they missed tho night train
and remained at. Henderson until
Tuesday morsing, when they board
ed tho train for Hopkinsville, which
place they reached about ! 80 O'Clock
ofthat day.
A litile romancc connected will,
their engagement might not be unin-
tercsting. The fathers of the happy
couple were related to each other aud
came fromtlic same county in Vir-
GINA into this state some forty years
ago. Since soon after their arrival
In this State there has been bnt little
communication between the heads of
the two families, one having settled
In this county and ono IN Union
Three summers ago the groom elect
having found out the address Of his
fair cousin. made bold to write and
ask permission to correspond. This
was granted on the strength OF re
lationship by blood, and constant
exchange OF letters began. These
letters soon took on warmer caste
than 80 distant kinship would
fcfm TO justify. Eight months ago
they met aud strong attachment WAS
formed, which eventuaied in mar.
riage. May this union, which would
tkus seem 10 have been ordained OF
iloaycn, be happy one. May their
days on earth be many and their
locks grow gray together. and when
the final Summons comes, may the
funeral kncl BIO as tho wedding
chimes for reunion in the realms
where
I.ove'stics are u the making
That will nevsi know the breaking.
CHRIsTrAs-CARNEALE: At the res.
idsnco OF Mr.. Geo. II. Major. near
Beverley, Wednesday Doc. 20, 1882,
by Rev. E. w. Boltomlcy, Mr.. Il. e
Christian, Of Fayetteville, Tenn. to
Miss Josie Carneale, OF paducah, Ky.
MoPnERsos-- Moray AT tho res
iicrce OF the BRIDES father, Mr.. Jno.
g. Morton, Madisonville, Ky, Tues.
sdy Dec. 10th, 1882. at s;l5 o'clock
r. M Mr.. Jool d. Mcpherson of this
city TO Miss Lizzie Y. Morton The
ceremony was pronounced in tho
presence Of a number Of tho friends
of the contracting parties and their
marriage was the elimination OF the
romantic sensation which had filled
the papers. for Two weeks previous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcpherson arrived in
this city on the l:O4 train Wednes-
day and have taken rooms at Mr..
VIM. Cowan's. They ,hsye our sim
cerest congratulations and very best
wishes for happiness throug hout all
time to come.
MoATEu--NEw: At the residence
OF tho brides parents, Canton, Ky |
Dec. 20, 1882, Mr.. Y. T. Nc Aztec TO
Miss Nellie New. 1'hcy were attend
ed by several couples Of young peo-
pie whose names we did not learn.
Mr.. McAlec has a number OF friends
In this county who will wish him
long life Of happiness.
FoULKs COLEMAN: In Clarksvi lilo
Tenn, Tuesday Dec. 10Th, 1882, Mr..
W. K. Foulks and Miss Fannie Colo
man, both OF this city. Their elope.
ment was merely for romance, az
there was no opposition from either
side They returned honie on the
5 80 train Tuesday evening. MIR.
Foulks Is son of Mr., E. L. Foulks,
Of this city, and 10 a young gentle-
man who enjoys the confidence and
respect OF all who know him. The
bride is one of the most bcwitchinq
and intellectual young ladies Of this
city. She is quite young, having
only recently graduated from South
Kentucky College. She ia grand
daughter of Post master Jno. D.
Gowan. The young couple have our
best wishes for future happiness.
MuRpuY-DARNALL: At the Meth.
odist church, Cadiz, KY. Wednesday
Dec. goth, 1882, Mr.. c. II. Murphcy,
Of Madisonyillc, to Miss Georgia Lee
Darhall, Of Cadiz. Tho bridal party
passed through this city at3 o'clock,
r. NJ, enroute for Madisonville,
where they were given reception at
night.