Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-23
The ALTAR.

Marrled-A, Nation New MEXICO. J,n9ary
81, 1854 DIR j J. SHULER ana M-s hoLLiE
K DAVIS, oil M.muh's. tennessee
in tins city. at the Catholic Ghurrh: Feb
80. by Rev J j L'iiv. Mr. Mi, HAZEL !.
CAIN. orw-liias on. Attendants: afr Martin
Gun aud Miss Minnie Malcnes.
in Clay township. Lafayette county. Mo ,
5 ; + Il i. G Joh i ssa'sf and nan Ms, 3 8 WAT cih "a:
y. the residence Of MIR. Ed Thomas; IN
Bro "nsy,!is Mo-: by Rsy; ii. shs Seine r.
county, and Miss MOLLiE JENKINS. formerly
OF this city.
At GLASGOW: No Fsb g, ~ EsS !; a a.
2 f,aaSss, d p; d Mr. and Ma shiza gaks Nc Z.
daughter OF Mr.. WIN. F. Duun,cs.
At Odessa. Lafayette couuty, No; FEB
10. ct o'eiock. p 70 BY the Hsy 92hp D.s snd
Miss LIZZIE TALIAFERRO- The happy
couple lett ia the evening train Cor Kansas = ".
wnpD1Sa BELLS.
Hear the INFLOW wedding bells.
Golden b-llst
What Il world Of happiness their harmony lore
felisS
ATS 90 p m of Tuesday last. occurred an
even, al the Presbyterian church. south OF Lex
InRton, known AS Eden View" which VIII be
Remembered IN the history Of that humble enap'
ell. at the lime and place above written q large
concourse oil people mad assembled to WI n s.
the nup;ial cereInvni.s OF one OF Miasouri's
iai. est and woiihiest daughters, and one Of htr
most gallant and cnivAlrio SONS The contract
Ing ~rrnrties ieIng Mr. Charles w. suiltSan anu
Nt,s MIriL + Ewing.
Al the appoint d. time the bride and groom
with th-ir attend lnts, MISS II lille Finley. OF
Pet.is county. and Mr.. Lee Ewing. brother oil the
bud APP AIRED before the i tar. when theise'.d.
Talb.ri, d. D.. In y very briet and happy,
though impressive manner. pronounced them
ln IA and wife. While the party moved out the
aisle the organ by the def touch Of the accom-
pushed Miss aeaIcey, played the weddinY
una CHI.
The brutal party lett imned ately upon the
Missouri Phciic east bound train Tor Nevada.
No the home vi the groUn's parents.
the bri & 10 II, daughter OF the lamenttd Col.
Th .:upson NJ. and Annie Ma.ia Ewing. and sts-
ter ui our estceiile / fellow o,tiE.n, Hon. chs
l. ES.ng. The community in which she Was
mair.ed has been her ho,ue from infancy. aid
maLy are the hearts made sorrowiul by q kn""l-
g ixe ol the iast that her many graces and &c
complishments shall cease to adorn our social
circle, that "a helping hand of charity shall be
Missed NJ tue threeh"li Of suffering. want and
Woe, that.the Star OF our Intelisc ,'ndu.try and &c
iision has darAensd as it were in it's very 8 NTH.
and shall shine In our hearts amt hopes and J 'ys
no more ioreT.r. Yet no star goes down but
climbs another sky. ant sinc. We rsalIxe that
there are many beaa'iiut binary o:bs In the
nrnianlrut. We rrl! Gni>h oar irsaau.e that she
NAV enisr into that Sale w:.ica Was bic ,sed and
sanotifed by the ) ,v,reixn of our race In Cana
oi Gal lee
Although the resid. nee Of the grcnH in this
county j. iin.t ii. yet. by his n sly ''sr"siment
lie has cndeure,. isiin.:ii T., the near +" 81 who
know hi.u. and has given every assurance that
he is u young gentleman of more than ordinar,
intelligence. Industry and morality, and Will
never surrender his arlnor upon the battle aeld
Of life.
The bride was the recipient OF many valuable
and useful presents. extending from the groom,
.iOwn through her great circle of relatives and
friends, even TO Il large portion Of the OIL ,red
population -ioriner slaves of the Ewing family.