Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-23
DlEtILLE. s0YLE COUNTY.


-License for the marriage Of Mr.. Thorn.
as Q~inlsn and Mis- Mollie Chalk va.
issued b, the County Clerk, on Wednes-
day. -..-
The meeting at the Reform church
still continues with 10 additions up to the
close Of this writing, Wednesday night
Rev. Mark Coils, Of Mid~ay, is conduct
ing the meeting.
The funeral Ct the late VIM. Brown,
who died on Tuesday, took place on We'd
D, sdsy evening and was largely attended.
Owing to the vet and muddy condition Of
the ground, the body vas placed ismpora-
rily in the vault q The cemetery.
"A rather dilspidsied looking fellow
vas preaching and distributing Salvation
Army tracts on the street one day this
week. His gospel was free, but like Mr..
Dorrii, he had no objection to receiving q
nickel or two in the way Of "testimonisl.',
Bruce a Harlan scld on Tuesday to
w. p. Whom, Of the Central House, good
harness geldiug for $50. Same firm to
Rue & Minor 16 hand harness gelding for
$3.50. Captain. JsK. Bishop lost his ine
gray buggy masefron pneumonia, on We'd
nssdsy. y. F. Warren cold 10 Ben RoBin-
son Of Gsrrard, 10 head butcher cattle, AZ
eraging l 900, st31c. = a = 49,
MIR. A., b. johnson, Of Psrkersburg,
Va , who used to travel through this part
ofihs country a. drummer about fifteen
years ago and Who could tell the fuuni-
Ist storiss Ind sing the best songs Of any
man siivs. was IN town "Wednesday and
rhursdsy. His locks and manly looking.
oea,d are no longer like the ravens, but
he old time fun still fingers.
Mr.. w. G. Marks and Miss E.telle
Nichols we're married. Wednesday evening,
~ the Rev. NJ. EzTsfior, Of the NJ. E.
Church South. The ceremony took place
It the residence Of Mr.. Chas. B. Rogers 10
he presence Of iew frisads. Nj. walter
'impson and Miss Mollie Webb sccom pa
lied the newly married couple a. far as
JUNCTION City. on their way, 40 St. Louis.
Nh, E. Baughmsn and Miss Mag
lie W. reagsr, daughter Of Joha Yeassr,I
Eco, we're married Of Providenes schu,ch,
n this county, at o'cloc wsdnssdey.
The neat little church was Handsomely
for the occasion with evergreens
md flowers; two little girls Annie, Brucel
md Mary Lee Yeaesr, each bearing bss-
Iet Of fOwsrs, walked in front Of The con-
racting parties and ushers and held open
be "gilded gates" through which the soon
o BE- bride ard groom passed, after which
hey turned and faced the sudienee when
he Rev. 7. P. HaIespoke the words that
Inited their destiniss. The ushers were
'iessrs. Samuel j. Harlan and Howard
Rice, Mics Luella Bright presided at the
Ryan and rendered the wedding march in
xcellent sly lie as the wedding party enter
d the church. Rev. John N. Bruce, Of
stanford, Mr.. add Mrs. E. f. Gaines, Mr..
nd Mrs, John Harlan, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
loui, Ma. and Mrs. j. II. stodghill, Mr..
nd MrsD n. Prewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. |
Dnns. Mr. and Mrs. j. p. ThorelI, Mr..
nd Mrs L. 7. Yeager, Mr. and Mrs. S. p. |
'ope we're ansn< those present Mr.. and |
irs, Baughman left on one Of the evening
rains for bridal trip to Cincinnati and |
.ouisvUle.
Misses Lucie and Russell Hill, daugh-
ers Of the late Gen. A. p. Hill, Of the
Confederate States army are the guests Of
iisse. Msttis and Lutte Duke Miss Hell
n Trimble, Of coyingtOn, yho has been
isiiiug the family Of @. W. welcb, sr.,
'snt home Wednesday, Ness John and
am Harlan and r. ID. Bruce, went to Ten
essse, Wednesday night on hunting sx.
edition. They viii be absent about
eek. Mr.. John Cotton left on Tuesday
corning for Kirksville in Madison county
here he was 10 be married at o'clock, 10