The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-23
" About three ye:lrt.

tip in Delaware Statr,' waS the an
sWer.
''Whrre are your parents
81 have none"
The minister again glanced at the IL
ccnse and then repeated the words
which made the couple one. After the
ceremony was over the groom looked
the minister III the eye, saying
"Doctor, wish YOU would not say
anything about this.
NO, please don't doctor" remarked
the bride.
Sand why not :" asked the minister.
'Becausc my friends arc apt TO tease
ME. | prefer that It should leak ont by
Degrees
Yes, let it leak out by Degrees" re-
marked the bride rs the two started ont
of the door.
Just as they reached the door 4 street
car passed by. The driver standing
upon the platform was Mr.. TidwrIl aud
the bride and groom recognized him.
He smiled at thcT and she waved her
'kcrchief, at the same time yelling:
"IIurrah hurrah l.
Tidwcll knew what the cry meant,
and raising his hat smiled again. The
couple smiled back, and arm in arm
walked down the street. Later in the
day the bride and groom attended the
Murphy matinee and after the matinee
walked down Marietta street. At the
corner Of Pcachtree, however, they sep
arated, the bride going toward White
hall, while the groom went up Peach
tree.
Mr.. and Mrs Garmany are quite we'll
known in Atlanta.
Garmany is quite neat, handsome,
stylish looking fellow. He came to At
lanta some time ago, and began working
about the hotels. He is i son OF a prom
inent South Carolina physician, aud at
home WAS highly esteemed. At present
he is working at the National hotel
billiard saloon. His bride is probably more
extensively known in the city than he
Is. She came to Atlanta about three
years ago with the Devils Auction COM
pauy, and was left because she was
not ut the hotel when the company went
| away Soon after her company had
| gone she went to work in Il cotton fac
tory, but in short time left the factory
for life oi shame in Susie WSiams's
bagrio. While there she figured in
| cowhiding scrape with Madame Lou
Baily.
| SIZE WANTS TO BLOT OUT THE PAST
STORY WHICH SHOULD ENCITE
THE SYMrATlIlES OF ALL GOOD rEo-
rI.E.
Constitution, lM.
"It is awiully hard that ones past
should always he coming up to blight
the present and the future"
Thc sneaker WAS bride OF \ day
Mrs. Ollie Garmany. Young and rather
pretty, $tylishly though quietly dressed,
her appearance was that OF lady. AS
she told the DRY OF her past HE, OF her
reform, and Of her determination that
her future life should be that OF Chris
tim woman, her eyes were filled with
tears that would have moved the stonie.t
heart to sympathy.
IL cannot take exception TO the facts
concerning my marriage and my life AS
stated in the CONSTITUTIONS she con-
tinurd, "but do think it hard that my
past deeds should have to be mentioned.
Driven from my Maryland home by the
cruelty OF my parents, have had to
tirht my own Way through the world.
And what terrible fight it has been .
Not hand raised TO help me. butcvery-
body. it seems. aiding in kicking me
down. From home which WAS As Tar
from home in the true sense Of the
word AS could b.. I fed to Philadelphia.
Then began the awful struggle for en-
iStcnce. 1t was terrible fight. but.
before my God, say that | was AS pure
rs any woman walked the face OF the
earth. Then | joined the DEVILS Auc-
tion company. | Shudder even now
when think OF the terrible temptations
which | was subjected to. We came to
Atlanta. 1t WAS here that | was ruined.
left the company because II was sim
ply impossible to live OH the salaries we
received then. got fifteen dollars q
week and my railroad fare, but had to
paw for nv board, washing and other
living expenses. went TO work At the
exposition mills, but after five weeks
nv health broke down. 1t WAS fighting
against fate. For weeks | struggled
along, but homeless and friendleSS
driftcd into life Of shame.
"Oh. God. what life it WAS" She
added paS>ionatcly. the tears rolling
down her cheeks. The horrors OF such
life cannot hc imagined. Oh, If
could but wipe ont forever all memory
Of the past II 4 life Of purity aud self
sacrifice will atone even in A slight de-
gree for my past | shall be happy.
have married an honorable man. the MAJ
| love, and my fntnrc life shall! be that o.
a pure Christian. God grant that my en-
,,ravor> may BE- successful. and that
find assistance in the shape OF the SYM
pathy and kindueSS OF al! Christian
people :"