The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-12

EDDiNGS. At Oxford, Mr.. Henry
Perry Of Henderson, and Miss jamie
HaIl--At the residence Of Capt. II.
p. Guess in Cary, Mr.. David a. Page, Of
Hoffman, and Miss Eula f. Durham.
The attendants were Dir. @. W. Guess,
and Miss Mary |. Page, Mr.. a. S. Jones
and Miss Emma Page, Mr.. Robert n.
Page and Miss SalIie r.. Jones, Mr..
Henry Page and Miss Irene Walker.
Mr.. Byron Whitaker and Miss Rachel
w. Jones, Mr.. \. ID. Jones and Miss
Mamie Adams, Mr.. G. IIutchings and
Hiss Julia Turner. So the last act of
Rev. b 3. Culbreth before his dcpar-
ture to Conference was a good one and
ioy-giying.-At the residence OF
LOWE Lassiter in St. Matthews Town
ship, Oh 9th inst. by Capt. John w.
Smith, J. p, Mr.. John Watkins to Miss
Caroline Hester. --On the 2Sth inst, at
at the resiGencc of Burton Hogg in Marks
Greek Township, by Capt. John w.
smith, j. f., Mr. J. y. Rhodes to Miss
Sarah i. Uogg -In Monroe, Mr.. w.
S. Lee and Miss Ella Armfeld.--In
Edenton, Augustus NJ. Moore, Green
vile, and Mrs. VI. +. Roberts .-Ip
Newborn, Dir. Martin s Willard Of wis
mington, and Miss Lizzie. daughter of
W. II. Oliver, Esq.-Lauripburg Err
chanqc says: Mr.. Theodore L. Ntalioy
familiary known as Captain Ted" took
unto himself another rib last week 10 the
person Of Miss Mary Belle Mckay, Of
Cheraw.-In Rockingham. at the
residence of the brides father, Dec. 9Th,
by the Rev. 7. b. Lyman, assisted by
Rev. W. S. Bynum, Mr.. Henry Farley,
of Laurinburg, to SalIie Glen, eldest
daughter ofJohn d. Shaw, Esq,-Near
Bennettsvill, S. c., at the residence Of
the brides father, 9Th inst, Mr. W. ID.
Smith, Of Mangum, n. c., to Miss Lura
Brceden.--ln Chatham, Mr.. w II
Womble and Miss Kate Dorsett.--N Near
kenansville, W III Gilbert and Miss
Anna Milliard. -At the residence
OF Dir Azariah Graves, liz Caswell, Mr.
Geo Thompson to Miss Ella " Graves.
The attendants were Miss Bette Reid
and AIr Louis VI Neal. Miss Mamie Set
tie and Mr. Stephen Neal; Miss Cora
williamson and Mr. James Graves: Miss
Lizzie Neal and Mr. John Turner.
....Newtern Journal: A postal from
Smlthticld brings information of fire IN
that town on Sunday morning last. The
principal loosers were Mr.. Ingram, who
lost his entire stock Of goods, and Mr..
Coats.
...Burglars have been at their work
in Person county. Gel. Charles ).
Winstead was robbed of his gold watch
and $3.50 in money. The burglars are
said to be branching off from the rail-
roads. Pity they cannot be captured and
swung up.
....Mr. Z. A. Kingsley, of the firm
Of Kingsley & Ashley, who owned aud
operated a large planning establishment il
Raleigh, died Wednesday morning, after
a brief sickness. He came from New
York in 1873. For some years he had
been troubled with au affection of the
head. and took a trip to Florida for his
health last year.
There are two Georgia preachers
IN trouble. One in the notorious Fack
Ter who figured some years ago about
Greensboro, in this State. lie has been
very popular il Georgia, since he deser-
ted his first wife In Kentucky and mar
ried the girl at Greensboro. Fackler has
disappeared and now wife number two
has her tale Of distress. An account
says
STORIES OF QOulSelIc cruelty were
quickly told, and one uorning the Rev.
Mr.. Fackler was mysteriously absent.
The wife, in a flood of tears, told Of the
many beatings she had endured, of the
pulpit eloquence born OF liquor, which
~degenerated into brutal blows upon her
person as soon as they reached home.
Hence her suit for divorce. which is now
undergoing publication in the local ga
zette, according to terms Of law. the de-
PENDANT being a fugitive, and his exis-
tence unknown to the officers Of the
court. 1t is understood that the rever-
end gentleman is in Texas
The other is Rev. E. S. Y. Briant.
The C~hattahoochee Baptist Association
declare by resolution that be is an impos-
tor and they warn their people against
hin.