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I. P. Farqrhar being du'y sworn tes-
tilted as follows:
State your name, age, occupation and
place of residence.
My name is I. P. Farquhar. nv age 40
years, nv occupation a physician and
my place OF residence Wooi.6eld, Mon
roe County, Ohio
Are you now, and how long have you
been q regular practiclng physiclan2
/ am now, and have been in active
practice for Is years.
If you assisted in making an autopsy
of the body of John W. Ruck,r you
may state when the autopsy wss mad ,
who assisted you and wha' ab o NAL
conditions the autopsy revealed injthe
order in which the examination vas
made.
was present and assisted in making
an autopsy Of the hodv vou name, on
Saturday. March 10. 1883, a4sis,e by
Drs T. H. Armstrong and j. R Parry
The autopsy revealed tn c ,nditlon men
toned by DR.. T. H Armstrong ia his
answer to question M. in deposition
taken in this inquest. and the ans wer q
DR.. T. H Arm strong ther in contained
in answer to question Ma o. his DIP
osition, is b reby adnpt d as my answer
as. IL here again written.
Read questions Nos 4 TO 46 inclu.
sive, of Or. T H. Armstrong; deposit
ton taken in this inquest ard anewer
them separately.
My answer to questions Nos. 4 to 80
inclusi e. are the same as the ans vers Of
DR.. T. H Armstrong. aud | hereby
adopt the answers OF DR.. T n. Arm
strong to questions Nos 4 to 80, incln-
sive, as written in his deposition. taken
in this inquest, as my answers thereto
the same as if here again written.
WHAT'S vour ans wer to question 40 of
DR.. T. H Armstrong; deposilion3
1t does.
Your answer to question NJ Alp
Yes
What is your answers to questions ~
to 46, inclusive, Of the deposition o. DR..
+. H Armst, ong taken in this inquest ?
NV answers will he the same as the
answers of DR.. T H. Armstrong to
questions AZ to 46. inclusive. and here
by adopt his answers to said questions
as nv answers the same as if here again
written.
] p FARoUHAR, NJ. D.
Joshua Way, Of lawful age. bsing duly
sworn. testified as follows:
State your name, age, occupation. and
place Of resid sncei
Ny name Is Joshua Wav, nv age II Al
years, occupation physician, my placs of
residence Washington township, Monroe
County, Ohio.
Are You now aud how long have you been,
. regular practicing physician!
am now, ami have bsan for q years.
Have you read or heard the testimony of
all the witnesses in this inquest!
have.
Assuming the testimony of all the wit
nesses to be true, what. in your opinion. was
the cause Of death Of John W. Ruckeri
should say he died Of apuoea: believe
the cause Of his death to have been oonges :
tion OF the lungs
In the light OF the tsstim nv. what. in your
opinion. was the cause of the congestion Of
the lungsi
should have presumed that 1t was caus-
ed partially by compression of the larynx,
by the goiter, also By the position that he
occupied when found dead. It might posi-
bly, have been superinduced by intoxicstion.
Define the difference between apuora and
Asphyxiai
Apnoea means q deficiency Of breath any
thing that occurs to suddenly arrest re,pi
ration will produce apnora. Anything that
interferes with the venous blood, being
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cFIf you want early tomstoes, get
some old tin fruit cars; melt off the
tops. 6ll with good dirt; plant Jour
seeds nov; set cans in window on SUM-
ny side Of house; pull ont all but one
plant to each can; AMI on the l5:h OF
Nav fss ea.ly a. they ought to he set
OUT you can turn up each can and by
rap; lag on it have the plant and dirt
cnms out together; and you can set the
plant in your garden without retarrling
lie growth . moment, and have ripe to-
natoes BY the 9TH Of July.
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GF Six yoke OF Ox-n for sale one
mile west Of New C,stla, Monroe Co..
o., (Laings P o. terms cash or ere lit
Feb. 27. '83, t6 GEO. NEFF.
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REPRESENTATIVES,.

ED SPIRIT: Announce JOHN KEYsER
SR, Of Sunsbury township, as a candidate
for Representative in the General assembly;
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMccRArs.
Ep. SPIRIT: Announce WILLIAM H
BoorH. of Washington township. as candi
date for Representative in the General As
sembly; subject to the decision Of the Dem
ocra,ic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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SHEER FUND.-This fund Was found
hY the Board in th' following condition:
Sheep Fund on hand March
session, 1888. s2,645,7l
Amount paid at March session
1888, 81 so
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CORONER'S INQUEST.
TCoHTlNUED I

Qaes. 32-May not sprpIexy produce
death directly or Indirectly
Alt NAV
Ques 40 If produced directly does
it not act Immediately on the heart.
A-Dnes not, in nv opinion
Ques. 41-Is not death produced by
apopl' K, directly caused by innerva'ion
ceasing, which Immediately arrests cir
culation2
A-No. sir
Ones. 42-Where death is produced
directly nv spoplexv, Immediately alter
death what is the cor d,ion OF the Leart 7
Alt NAV he in the same condition
az in cases of death from other Causes
Qles AIS not congestion Of the
lungs sometimes caused nv paralysis OF
he muscles of the respiratory organs
and want OF power in the heart to
propel he bloody
A-Evider'ly SO.
Qls 44-Whero death is produced
indlrec Iy bv- apoucxv does it not act
upon the lungs, and if go, how2
Alt NAV act upon the lungs ny par
alyzing he respiratory nerves and inter-
ferng with ,ha sction OF the heart.
QIee. 45-What would he the mode OF
death in that casep
A-Coms, asphyxia aud asthenia con
joined.
Qles 46-When a person dies indi-
recly from apoplexy, cansing paralysis
of the nerves Of the respiratory organs,
would rot The lungs he congested
A-Yes, to some extent.
T. H. ARMSTRONG. NJ. d.
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ANNOUNCE

ANNOUNCEMENTS each. Tickets
81 per thousand.
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fySpecial attrsc l,ns In Lriles
Nackwear, Ii S, Fichus. R,uchinys
Plain and Embroidered Collars, etc at
special low prices at p T. KINGS.
B claire, o.
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DR.. II fa'ry Oeing uuiy sworn :es-
tilted as follows:
State your name, age, occupation and
place Of residence.
My name is R Parry, my age is 2S
years, my occups'ioa physician, M
place of residence is Graysvilie, Monroe
County, Ohio.
How long have you been practicing
medicine, and are YOU now regular
practicing physician
/ have hem praclicing medicine 6
years and am now a regular practicing
physician.
II you assisted in making an autopsy
of the hody of John W Kicker, you
NAV q ate when the autopsy was made,
who, if anv one assisted you, AMI what
abnormal conditions the autopsy reveal
ed in the order in which the examination
was made2
l did assist in making an autopsy OF
the BODY named on the l0th dav Of
March, 1888. and was assisted by Drs
T. H Armstrong and l. P. Farquhar.
The autopsy revealed the conditions
ment oned ny DR.. T. Fl. Armstrong on
pages u, %, 90, 30 and 81, OF his pr
sition, and nls description Of the antop-
sv,as contained on the pages above men,
toned, is hereby made part Of this an
swer as though here again written.
What was the condition of tn heart?
The right side Of the heart contained
a considerable quantity Of blood, while
the LETT contained small quantity.
Any distens onf
None
What kind of blood, venous or arte-
rial7
Could not tell.
Give an answer tn qnes'ions Nos. 4
5 6, 7.S 9, 19. IL. IL l3. IA, Is. Is II
Is, 10 20, 81. D. %, "a, %, 26. q, %
20 80, 81. 80, 33. "a, 35, SO, 81, 3S, SO
10, Al, 42 43 Al As and 46 separately
AZ written in the deposition OF DR.. 7. H
NV ans yer to each and all of the
questions referred to by you in your
Iuestiou is the same as the answers
given by D.. r. II Armstrong, and as
IN answer to those questions herein
adopt snd reasssrt his answers to them
ls il herein again written.
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w Before hnying plows it will pay
you to call at The Hardware Store and
examine our stock and get prices.
C.E HARLAN.
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NEW LOCALS.

ES llnmen e Bargains IN Ribbons
and Laces at P. T. KINGS, Bella re, O.
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Genuine Bargains,

Genuine Bargains.
We are offering Genuine Brgains in
all kinds of Saason bic D e3s G ,oi' =
Inspection and c,m ,aris,n invited at
p. T KINGS, B 'llaire, o.
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rIf you want early tomatoe., get

Transferred to School Fand, 1883 81
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Justice Of the Peace end acting Coroner
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JAo, sCHMuTz IL still on the siC'S list.
Judge OKEY is visiting friends IN CO.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-01
Air in the Veins and Heart.

BRIDeEPoRT, Conn, Oct. 31.-Fhe trial of
James Donahue, charged with manslaughte ter,
which was expected to proceed at the pres
ent term OF the Superior Court, has been
postponed till the February term 1884 for
reasons which the defendants counsel allege
are unusual weighty and important. The
wife of the accused died from the effects of a
blow from a chair inflicted by her husband
A deep cash over the right eye was caused
by the same. Tetanus set in at the end
OF ten days, when physicians thought she
was in fair way OF recovery. After death
an autopsy revealed the fact that death had
been induced by air finding its way through
the wound into the veins and heart. 1t is
said to be the first instance OF the kind
known to the medical fraternity of Con-
necticut since 1918; and it is one of so much
Importance that DR.. G. L. Porter, who made
the autopsy, had prepared a paper setting
forth the facts of the case and read it to the
medical society here
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-01

Fur Trimmings, all varites ana prices; Mutfs,
Collars, Eeharpes and Chasubles, Seal Hats,
Gloves and Caps. Fur Robes and Mats.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-01
A Confession That Should Spread.

Lawrence (Ark.) Times.
We don't know ANYTHING about the news
paper business, never did, NEVER will and
NEVER want to, and are glad to get out of
It-with-a whole hide.
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Wants a Prize Essay.

Richmond Palladium.
If, as some people say, there are two sides
to every question, why don't somebody write
up the good points of the whisky business, if
there are any
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Mount Batthyani was killed in the Aus
trian duel for having welded his adversary's
hancee. Providence often stems in to save
man from the horrors of matrimony.
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Destroys Their Value.

louisville Courier-Journal.
In Grand Rapids funeral professions are
required to to take the back streets, which
greatly detracts from their value as adver.
Using mediums.
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THE beat evidence OF the merits of the Wilcox
g. Gibbs automatic Sewing Machine is The de.
sire of the company TO have every lady thor.
oughly and practically investigate the same.
80 East New York street.
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Money Soon Parted From.
Atlanta Constitution.

1t is now said that Mr. Swinburne is
coming to this country. The money OF the
American fool has many friends in the old
country.
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SKINNY Men. "Wes' Health Remover" re-
stores health and vigor, cures Il psa, impO-
tence 81.
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CoRTCELII Sewing Silk is the best in the
world
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LazzeIIs School.

LAzZELL SCHOOL DISTRICT, Dec, II.
We find that some one has been
giving you few locals from Maids
vile and vicinity, and l think our
district ought to be fairly repre-.
scented, anyhow.
Mr.. Ed Dillner is teaching for us.
Ofcourse everybody knows this is n
quiet neighborhood but some Of our
scholars take smart spells and do not
like to obey the teacher. We hope
Tom will behave like little man
hereafter. With the operation of
parents, we hope our school will be a
Success.
We hope we have no boy s that are
niggardly enough to abuse their
mothers; If we have any such trash,
surely "tar and feathers" are too
good.
Hope our school girls will be on
the alert and not have the misfortune
to fall in 'puppy love" with school
mates Or teacher. Many are very
anxious to learn who the Vaudeville
"gal' is. 1t seems that there is more
than one. We would like to tell your
readers who this puppy love pair is,
but, pcrchaptc we might want to
court this gal" in case this nice,
pretty, well-behaved student of Maids
vile, fail to take her in out of the
weather. The chance is slim at pres
ent, for he can bow, at her hundred
yards or more. We never can stand
that.
We get our mail at Vaudeville. d.
b. Waters is post master and store
keeper. He is No. l fellow and is
selling many goods--and giving them
away together. The boys just help
themselves to candy and he never
says word. But mind ! tell yon
when those sweet snulfrubbers dip in
his jar his face gets red.
SPECTATOR.
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Married, Thursday, Dec. 2Sth, at
the residence of Mr. John Sharer, by
Rev. j. L. McCutcheon, Mr.. w. Car
son Ross and Miss Ella Smith, both
of Greene county, Penna.
At the residence of the brides par
ents on the 31st ult., by Rev. f. r.
Wastfall, Mr.. John L. Selby and Miss
Ella German. We extend best wishes
to the newly welded young couple.
Married on Sunday. Dec. a, 1852,
at the residence of John f. layer,
Greene county, Penna., by Rev. +. z.
Braud, William +. Brewer and Rosa
L. Flowers both of Monongalia coun-
ty, W. Va.
Major JAS, NJ. Zee, of the University
and Miss Mary Orr,of Holidays Cove,
w. Va, were married on New Years
day. The Major and his fair bride
arrived here on Wednesday, where @
hearty welcome was rendered them
By their friends. The NEW DOMINION
extends congratulation.
MARRfEp.-At the brides home
in Shinnston, Harrison county, Dec
9th 1882, DR.. L. Nj. Hood. of Cass.
vile, this county, to Miss Dora Fore
man. The Doctor and his honny
bride arrived in this county on Thurs
day last. They will take up theil
residence at the Doctors home in
Cassville. DIR. Hood is one of The
best Young men we ever knew and tc
him and his young wife, we extend
congratulations. May their voyage
over the matrimonial sea be q long
and pleasant one. The bachelors
Of that famous class of III are getting
scarce.
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"REMINISCENCES OF rr esorS TIVE.

"REMINISCENCES OF YE GsDEN TINE.
-MoRGANrowN's Fi9sr DAILY MAIL
--SoME LEAVES From THE DIARY OF
Cola. S.VANcE.-How He PRocrREp
Ills TITLE.-We were handed letter
a short time ago written to Col. \. :.
Vance of this place by Hon. Thos. 5.
HAMMOND, who then represented this
section Of Virginia in Congress and
was known as the Lone Star of Nir-
ginia, being the only Wing member
from The State. The letter was writ
ten in reference to the mail route be-
tween this place and Uniontown, and
the establishment of post office at
Stewartstown. 1t was through the
efforts of Col. Vance that an Office
was established ut that place and n
daily mail brought to Morgantown.
At the time the letter referred to was
written-January, 1s50-Mr Vance
was proprietor of stage line from
this place to Uniontown, carrying q
tri-wcekly mail and he also kept the
Old National Hotel on the present
site of the Durr Hotel. The mails
became very heavy on account of the
building Of the Il. e.. O. Railroad
in fact they were so heavy that they
could not be transported on horse
back. To remedy this Mr.. Vance
went to Washington in March 1850
and had the service doubled and the
pay increased. At the same time a
post office was established at Stew
artstown and the mail delivered three
times a week, and it has remained
thus from that to the present time.
During his visit to Washington he
was the guest Of Col. Raymond, who
introduced him as his friend Col.
Vance, from Virginia. This was the
first the new Colonel learned OF mill.
tary accomplishments, but the title
has stuck to him ever since.
Though an opposition line Of stages
was put upon the Road, Mr.. Vance
held his own and ultimately made
money out of the business and sold
out to good advantage.
Morgantown as will be inferred
from the above had her first daily
mail in April 1850, and we are sorry
to say she has not progressed much
since.
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Georgetown.
GLAuccs.

GEORGETOWN, Jan. l., lSS3.--The
old year being now laid on the shelf Of
time, we may as well square 1t off by
recording the events thereof.
Christmas was celebrated here by
Christmas tree containing a treat for
the Sunday School scholars. At Ar
nettsvillo they had balloon asccn-
sion, fire crackers and an oyster sup
per and the place displayed much
life. A balloon was sent mp, about
noon which went very high aud drift
cd eastward and has not been heard
from. At night the larger one was
sent up and dritted westward and
was found in sugar tree top on the
head of Pharaohs run. Report says
that the parties finding 1t were afraid
to venture on the thing till after they
had shot and killed it. The balloons
were prepared and mt up BY Scott
Stewart, who is entitled to thanks
for the entertainment given.
j. w. Tcter, the village blacksmith
of Arncttsville is visiting his parents
in Virginia during Holidays.
VIM. NJ. Arnett started for StGcorgc
but got sick and returned from Gran
berry.
j. l.. Vince and Samuel II. Barker
are visiting in Barbour co.
Only part of our school teachers
gave holiday vacation.
1t was six dozen seats that our
Board OF Education purchased in
stead Of one dozen as was set up by
the printer.
The social event OF Che holidays in
this section was the marriage OF urias
Melville Michael and Melissa Riggs
daughter Of Jas Riggs, which bonds
WEIR celehratad by Rev. DR.. Gideon
Martin on morning Of Dec. oath.
We have some land sales to note.
w. p. Barker has bought the shares
of John and James NJ. Nicely in the
James Nicely estate being lots 6 and
Z Of said land containing II and ~
acres respectively. Curtis Arnctt
has also bought about 30 acres Of j.
b. Tough which will be surveyed to-
morrow.
L. S. Barb and another gentleman
Of Pa, were up through here last
week buying horses. They took
away four or five very nice ones but
we did not hear how prices ranged.
In addition to the cases Of sickness
heretofore reported we have to add
that of Miss Annie Michael Of Stew
arts run, who has been quite unwcll
at times for u few days past. She is
now ore Of our oldest residents.
To-day, 50 far as we are advised
there will not be much stir in this
section and We begin the year with
fair prospects.
Health is generally good, prices
fair, grain and feed plenty. Let us
be gratified and try to be good and
then we may all be happy.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Maidsvilis.


MAIpsviLrE. Dee 90 Mr., Isaac
Evans died very suddenly at his
heme near Martins Church. in Cass
district, ON the Goth inst, aged 81
years. Mr., Evans had been slightly
indisposed for n few days previous to
his death, but not to such an extent
rs To give concern to his friends. On
the night of his death he retired feel
ing as veil as usual and slept until
III o'clock when he awollc feeling AS
he said little sick. He arose, but
expired in his effort to return to his
couch.
Mr. Evans was born in Dunkard
township, Greene County, Pa, but
had lived in this county for mum
her Of years. He was quiet indus
trious citizen and possessed many
good traits OF character. His vir-
tuous life affords an example worthy
of imitation.
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Pleasant Ridge.

PLEASANT RIDGE GRANT DISTRICT.
PLEASANT RIper, Dec. 27.--Health
of people good. Christmas passed
very quietly. David Wade and Miss
Mel Ronnilield were married on
Christmas eve. Henry g. Price en-
tertained his friends very nicely on
Christmas day. 1t was reported
among the little folks that Kris Kin.
gle was dead, but the report was de-
MED and the little folks chccred up
very much. Old Kris however paid
them his usual visit and distribute |
the candy which made the little
hearts glad.
There was candy party at John
Hildebrand's on Christmas night.
1t was our good fortune to attend
an entertainment at the residence of
Hon. Jno. b. Gray on Christmas
night. We met many of our friends
there and some from distance among
whom were: w. l.. Mccoy, OF Gran
vile, George Martin aud Ollie Gray,
Of Shinnston, Mrs. Gray and daugh-
ter, Miss Fannie, prepared the sup
per in superb style. We are sorry
Mr. Editor, you were not there to
enjoy the hospitality Of the family.
Thanks to Mr.. Citizen for his kind
expression. Wo hope yet to partake
of Jno. b. S good cheer some day.-Ep.
After pleasantly discussing the
topics Of the day we adjonrnek hoping
Jno. BIS shadow would never grow
less. CITIZEN.
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near H.ilieeky Mr.. Milton Price ard
Miss Ida Cartwright We were una
BILE to attend the former wedding on
account Of being absent, although
we are happy to acknowledge the r..
ceipt of some of the wedding COOLIES.
Many of the luxuries and daintics Of
lie were freely and beautifully served
to the guests. We doubt not that
the table was one worthy Of king
or q hungry editor at least. The
presents were many and valuable.
Ever remembered aud fair couple,
we can only invoke for you full cup
of JOY anil happiness, and yonr long
journey along Tire smoothest path Of
life mid flowers Of various tints and
colors, switch may be the emblem
and shadow OF that future life when
each wear golden crown.
GLAucCs.
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HalIeck.

HALLEcK, Dec. 80, 1SS2.-Christ-
mas has passed off very quietly. We
learn there were Christmas trees ut
the South Point M. f. Church, Smith
town and Calvary.
Some of the teachers gave a few
holidays during the week in order
to visit each others schools, and thus
gain practical knowledge and to i'm
prove themselves in their profession.
The industrious, though poorly com
pensated and thankless teachers Of
Clinton seem to be working every
way for the best.
H. j. King le lcher at Browne re-
ports GU enrolment of about fifty
pupils.
j. NJ. Jollin teacher at Smiths re-
ports an enrolment of over fifty
pupils.
An interesting meeting has been in
progress at Smiths chapel the past
week. There have been several con-
versions. 1t is being conducted by
the pastor Rev. l.. w. Roberts.
Mr.. Edison Trickett, wife and moth
erin law, Mrs. Hartzell, of Reedsville,
are visiting friends and relatives in
this section.
Cadet S. b. Brown, Of the Univers-
ity is spending his vacation with his
friends at home in Clinton. Mr..
Moses Jacobs is no better, and it is
the sad belief Of his many friends,
that he will not long survive.
MARRIAGES.
On Dec. 2Sth 1882 at the residence
of the bride, by the Rev. L. w. Rob-
erts, Mr.. John Price and Miss Sarah
G. Kingcaid. All Of Clinton district
On Dec. .2Sth 1882 by Rev. L. W.
Roberts, at the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. j. G. Cartright,