Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-07-01
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RHoDES-sMITH.

RH0DES-SMITH.
On last Tuesday morning at $50
o'clock the Presbyterian church,
this city, was comfortably filled
with near relatives and friends to
witness the marriage OF the Hon.
Rufus N. Rhodes, and Miss Marga-
ret ID. Smith, both of this city.
The sacred bonds of union were APP
prOpriately solemnized by the Rev.
j. W. Lupton in brief, beautiful
service. Prof. Emery presided at
the grand organ, playing the usual
wedding marches. The following
gentlemen acted as ushers: Messers
G. l.. Lockert, Ed. S. Munford, b.
NJ. DeGraffenreid, Julien F. Graeey,
George @. Martin, l.. l.. Rhodes,
Martin Elder and Ed. G. Campbell.
There were no other attendants.
The affair was particularly elegant
and refined.
The groom is known to all of our
citizens as the talented representa-
tive of our county in the State Leg
islature and a gifted member of the
Bar. His lovely bride is the ac-
knowledged queen of GAINESVILLE
society, universally admired and
esteemed by ali who have the hon.
or of her acquaintance. She is the
elder daughter of Mrs. Lucy ID.
Smith, widow of the lamented G.
II. Smith, once prominent tobac-
conist of this city.
They were married i'm travelling
drese and left Immediately for
Louisville and other Northern cit
les. We bespeak the sincere senti-
ments of numberless friends in
them the perfect realization
of their fOndest hopes.
-REYNoLDS-HAL
On Wednesday morning, at $50
at Owensboro, KY, Mr..
John b. Reynolds, a member of
The drug firm of Lockert & Reyn-
Olds, this city, but for some years
pasta travelling salesman of the
firm of Arthur, Peter &
Co., Louisville, KY, was happily
united in marriage to Miss Mary F.
Halsell, of the first named place,
Rev. J. NJ. Halsell, father of the
bride, officiating. MIR. Reynolds
md bride left Immediately after the
for this city, where he
md his accomplished wife We're
received by many admir-
ng friends.
Mr.. Reynolds is known TO all of
'ur people as IA young gentleman of
he most sterling character, adj
nired and respected by all, both |
or his business and social attain
nents. He was born and reared |
lere, and commencing his business
life at the very lowest round of the
adder he has by patient energy,
aithful application, honest worth
nj fine natural talents carved out
Or himself an enviabIe name and
OsitiOn in commercial circles
wherever he has been engaged in
usiness. 1t is indeed a great joy
D his friends to see him win, while
ct 50 young in life and with so
many useful years before him, the
Oveted jewel and pride of every
,orthy young mans life, 4 beautiful
nd accomplished help-meet and
for life. =: sg....f..
The CHRONICLE extends its con-
hand and wishes the
Apply Benedict and his estimable
ride the happiest of married lives.
CAvITT-HowERTo
Owing to our absence from the
ty we inadvertently omitted to
lake mention, last week, of the
marriage OF Mr.. Sheridan CaVltt, OF
ryan, Texas, to Miss Beulah How
rtOn, of this city, which happy
vent occurred on Tuesday even
~, the 10th inst. The wedding
as a very quiet one, only a few
the intimate friends and rel
tives of the handsome young cOu-
lie being present. The Rev. DIR.
Chancellor of the S. w. p.
where Mr.. Cavitt has
cen attending school for the last
lree years, performed the marriage
,remony. They left Immediately
n their future home, whittier the
pod wishes and hearty benisons of
friends in this city, fol-
fbn.A,