The Russellville Democrat., 1888-12-20
RusseIIviIIe, Ark.

ties with all the health, vIgor and en. ergy of youth with bright prospects for long life of happiness and pros Eerity, and it is the wish of the DEM oCRAT that when their life pilgrim age is nearing it's end they may look back through the long past and count their wedding day as only one of the many happy days gone by.
 Following is list of the presents received:
 JAMES TATE AND LADY.
 Glass cake stand, Mrs. Nora Howell l; linen napkins, George Jones; large fruit dish, Lawrence Russell; counter. pane, Miss Maud Battenfleld; counter pane, Miss Kate Settle; rolling pin and tray, Misses Sue Lawrence and Emma Bonds: rolling pin and board, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Jamison; fine fruit knife, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Erwin; jar of pre- serves, ,DoraJamison pair pillow shams Rose Jamison; pin cushion, Emma Howell; linen napkins, Emma Hall ; table scarf, Frank Woodsw orth; rock ing chair, Bob Miller, W. G. Weimer and D. D. Rollinger; two oil paintings, Lawrence Bradley and 'Fayette Scar lett; chamber set, Mir. and Mrs. Ed. Bernard; nice wall pocket, Dr. and Mrs. Hill; silver butter dish, John White. Lewis Mcclure, Robt. Bonds, c. D. Rowan and Ed Hamilton; fine lamp, Bob Miller, w. c. Welmer and D. D. Bollinger; tea pitcher. MT. and Mrs. Robt. Harkey; china tea set, Mesdames White, Fowler, Munday, Gardner, Thach. Baird and Miss Lula Schott; set table linen, Mir. and Mrs. l.. l.. .Harkey 1; silver pickle castor, Dan1 Emerson and MssNinnie eUnderwood; U gold souvenir, Dr. A. R. Howell; linen towels, Mr. and Mrs. James Potts; cut glass pre- serve dish, Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Key holds; linen towels, RGbt. and Els Bonds; linen napkins, Mrs. N. A. Me Fadden; set silver knives and forks, Gus Rutland of Little Rock; silver vase, Dr. and Mrs. Fruit; glass water pitch CT. Capt. John K. Homer Scott.
 HENRY BARLOW AND LADY.
 Glass pitcher, Mrs. J. F. Munday |; glass cake stand Mrs. Nora Howell ;lin- en napkins, George Jones; large fruit dish, Lawrence Russell; large glass stands, Mir. and Mrs. Gardner; fine lin-
 
 and Cohen; counterpane, Miss Maud Battenfield; counterpane, Miss Kate Settle; rolling pin and tray, Misses ing pin and board, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Jamison; silver butter knife, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Erwin; jar of preserves, Dora Jamison; pair pillow shams, Rose Jamison; linen napkins, Emma Hall ; Mra GIl butter knife, Miss Fannie Perry; silver napkin ring, Mrs. Sue Perry; butter dish. Miss Homer Perry; butter dish, Mrs. Thach; china tea set, Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Kern, of Memphis; silver butter dish, Oscar Kern of Memphis celluioil comb and brush, Dr. G. W. Harkey; rocking chair, Bob Miller, W. c. Weimer and D. D. Bollinger; cen. ter table, Mrs. Clayton; chamber set Mir. and Mrs. Ed Bernard; nice wall pocket, Dr. and Mrs. Hill; silver cas- tor, c. D. Rowan, John White, Robt Bonds. Lewis Mcclure and Ed Hamil ton; fine lamp, Lawrence Bradley and 'Fayette Scarlett; tea pitcher, Mir. and Mrs. Robt. Harkey; set table linen MT. and Mrs. K. l.. Harkey; silver pickle castor, Daniel Elmer son and Miss Min nie Underwood silver spoon, Dr. and Mrs. Pruitt; gold souvenir, Dr. A. K Howell; linen towels, MT. and Mrs. James Potts; cut glass preserve dish Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Reynolds; linen towels, Robt. and Ella Bonds; glass water pitcher, Capt. John k. II. Scott china spittoons, Master Earl Kern ol Memphis; silver knives and forks. Mir and Mrs. Wm. Dacus; glass fr"'
 Herbert Dacus; table sre
 Wood worth.