Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-27
MATRiM ONIAL.
She Took the Old Love.

a friend of the groom at the hotel
Miss Emma Mays and Robt. Chown
ing were welded. The couple wer
old sweeihearts, but Miss Mays late
ly became engaged to a Mr.. Kelly, o
Brownsboro, Tex, having met hin
on q visit at his home. Cards wer,
out and the marriage set for Tues
day night and was to have been quit,
social event, Kelly being wealthy
Yesterday Chowning prevailed upoi
Miss Mays to take him instead o
Kelly, In spite of the family opposi
ton, and arrangements being made
last evening she slipped from hom'
In tea gown, ostensible to call on /,
near friend, with the result stated
Mr.. and Mrs Chowning Immediately
left on bridal tour and to.day May
field 10 oil agog over the event. Tht
bride 10 an estimsble lady aud Mr.
Chowning 10 cashier Of one Of May
fields bank.
One OF tho most pleasant Affairs
that has occurred lately WAS thG
marriage of Mr.. John N. 81. John
Of Gsrrettsburg, Ky, ard Miss Kalit
L. Hester, of Rose Hill, Tenn, which
took place at Asbury church, Dec
18th. The ceremony was solemnly
performed by Rev. j. G. Kendall ard
then the happy pair and q goodly
number Of friends repaired TO the
hospitable homo of Squire John
White, Garretisburg, where a sump-
tuous feast WAS enjoyed by all. May
the blessings of Heaven attend this
happy young couple.
On the 10Th inst, in the afternoon,
at tho residence of the brides uncle,
II. G. Hopkins, Mis- Pattie Tolson
wa, married to Mr.. John q. Boxley,
both of Christian county. The bride
Ia a lovable and charming lady,
fitted both by nature and education to
become the true wife of devoted
husband. Immediately after the
ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Box!ey re-
paired to their home near Salubria,
where they win in the future live.
To both bride and husband we wish
a life of unalloyed happiness. =
Mr.. Walter G. Dickerson and Miss
Mary Boyd were united in marriage
Monday, Rev. ]. G. Kendall oflicist-
ing. The marriage took place ut the
residence of the brides parents, near
Howell, and was witnessed by u few
intimate friends of the contracting
parties. Miss Boyd is a daughter Of
Mr.. II. L. Boyd, and Is lady ofmuch
beauty and was quite favorite in
society.
Mr.. Chas. ii. Le Sueur, of Louis
vile, was married on the 9th to Miss
Kate A. Mccain, of Henderson, q
niece of Hon. John Young Brown.
Mr.. B. B. Rice and Miss Carrie
Robinson, only daughter of Mr.. P.
b. Robinson, were married at Kirk.
mansville Monday night.
Pleas Potter and Miss Kittie Kir-
by,an clipping couple from Kentucky,
were married at Clarksville Tuesdsy
morning.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Thirty.flve couples have been IL
censed to we'd by the county clerk
within the last three days. Here is
the list:
VIM. X. Haskins to Martha Mary
Matilda Glover.
Daniel L. Alsobrook to Nancy G.
Glover.
James w. Hill to Mollic D. Watts.
w. w. Littlefeld TO Sallie Terrell.
Ernest Young to Elizabeth Jane
Clark.
CoLoRED.
Geo. Hopper to Lizzie Robinson.
John w. Cole 10 Emma Earl. ~
Geo. Thacker TO Octavia Weaver.
VIM. Rust to Ida Venable.
James Forrest to Emma Venable.
J. L. Mansfield to Mary Kenner.
James Sargent 10 Mary Manser.
Nelson Waller TO Doya Hickman.
Andrew Ferguson to Elsie Moore.
c. L. Watkins to Clsrisse Radford.
Jas. ii. Pool TO Jennie l.. Brewer.
Thomas Vaughan to Mary Slater.
Chas. Edwards to B. l.. Washing
ton.
Henry Gladdish to Mildred Davie.
VIM. Torian to Annie Wills.
Robert Quarles to Anna Hutcher-
son.
Thomas Collins 10 Mary Rives.
Thomas Poindexter to Lucy Phil
lips.
Geo. CARROT TO Sallie Nance.
VIM. Duffy TO Mariah Downer.
John Nourse to Lizzie Pool.
Dave Orchard TO Mary Cant.
Mack Gordon to Sallie Wisdom.
Robt Burb to Maria Bradshaw.
Jack Bronaugh to Maggie Morri-
son.
Thos. Warfeld 10 Matte Haskins.
Albert Wallace to Rose Moody.
Robt. Dulin TO Lou Jones.
Minor WILDER to Mary Rollins.
Robt. Crabb to Johanna Clark.
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Mr.. William T. Price Justice Of
the Peace, at Richland, Nebraska,
was confined TO his bed last winter
with severe attack Of lumbago; but
a thorough application of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm enabled him to
get up and go to work. Mr.. Price
SAYS: The Remedy cannot be rec
commended too highly" Let any
one troubled with rheumatism
neuralgia or lame back give 1t a
rial and they be of the same opin-